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The pleas to lee .11 H.,dwar. ohne
FARMERS INSTITUTE
d Meet Norameel aeries -bums ateed-
enee awl Gerd addresem.
The rseeot eerie' of reetinge held by the
West Mures Y•rmen' lauttote was the
moot s000eselal the Institute bis yet held.
Tbe montage wee. held at Blyth, oo t'rt
day, let last., H.Im«yule, the 2.d net ,
Ktatell, the 44b, and 8•. Helene, the bob.
While all the meetings were l.rgely •b
teod.l, the Knt.11 meeting wee • record
breaker IS via! of .ttertio0 and eutheel
atm. The membenbtp wu locr*wd mon
largely tbao duels. soy previous eerie. et
meet/og., as tedlo•Neo of 15. freeing
re.ecaltloa •1 the usefulness •t the bar-
men' heats*, la orb ot the plea
when seeaemgs was bad • branch of the
Womea's Justness was *granted. Th.
deleeatlos, A. McNeill, of Walk.r•tlle, •od
bites M.dilo.k, of U..iwb, handled their
ssbJeote 1n a eborosgh warmer ted drew
terra lively dtsea.son
Tb. an. meetingof the owns wee held •t
Blyth es Trtday, ereh l.t. James Snell,
presides% of the West Tiptoe Termer's [nett
tee, prodded, ted T. C. &ford wee to his
eassomary place to deontary
The eltsrnosO meeting woo opened by the
p,,.Meat, wbo made a few rsmarke on N.
geed work beton deo• ty tanners' Institutes,
and was followed by A. H Jambe, of Blyth,
who gage a Macre talk on ' Small Froit... "
Mies Maddock, of Guelph, .poke on "Bea
nrtolo07," a esbjsot oomparstivsIy new.
We should keep oureelr« hearty. Impate
milk, bed walls, old bulling*, *te , tee the
mums of so malty dle,ases breekio, out is
the annul Oar o..lan Should be kept
clear of mouldy bred, dooaved flair and
•saot.bles, and the latter should not be
kept to ear oellare It Is maob miler to
keep the germ. of disea.e out e1 ear home,
than to get than eat when tb.y enoe get M.
1 boroogbly .leanee sad whitewash the oel
lar ; maid all ttoware ted tare It award'
toe au ; do not put the dish cloth soar any
utensil. Our sleepts, rooms should M well
•eottl.ted, the wtodows beteg belt open day
8011 bight.
Freak Matadi, of /Myth. 'poke for • few
minute& es "Method and System." 11 the
boanen mu oonducted be business as the
average farmer does his, the result would
lov.rtably be fallen. There 1. no profile.
Ilion capable .f « maob development es the
egnmle:rai profession, To he a .ulo.s.Ial
termer, you mad know bb. native of the
...I and seed.
Alex. McNeill, of Wslkervllle, was the
next speaker. Hie eableot was "Stock
Feeding or a 810.11 Farm," but as he was
sot feeling well be wow unable to give hie
address in full. Mr. MoNeltl bis been In
the dairy beanies. for some years and
Maimed that hie cows did letter on .Dills,
crop and little "rola then oo prase. Lucerne
t■ 8 splendid *oiling crop. 1'or relator food•
ng Mr M.holll uses roote sod dry fodder
ted pr.terrd buying grain to feed wltb
straw to bruise hay.
Mr, MaNelll Wag unwell was forced to
retire, alter wblob • very interesting dls-
ou.slot Wok plates .o the subjeot introduoed
by him.
Ab the syaying e.ssfoe the hall was
oeowded to the doors, slimy being forma to
mend lo the •Isles and re•r rel the hall.
Presldeot Snell presided and the meeting
opened with a .election from the orob.stra
oomporied of Messrs. Thomas Watson,
I.amo Brown, Bert Rr.boer and Joho
Siapl.s.
Mrs. Blford, of Helmeevtlle, president of
the Woman's la.tltoe, was the beet speak
or end spoke on "Woman's Institutes."
Moet women me do one thing welt ; one
poor bread -maker may be • good hooakeep
er, .ltd •10. versa. There tee three great
agseise for the ophftlog of Lb. human
tae5 -bout., *oboe' and oburoh. For the
latter two, training Is absolute, while for
the tint how math training is uvea
Neither ►be women nor the obIlcree get
their tall value oo the farm.
Mr. Thomas Wateoo agog a talo,
Mow Maddock gave •n address on "Do•
mimetic Solenee." Soienoe simply mesas
knowledge applied. It le said that ihs
grabest evil Is the tersd.noy to drift away
from the bout.. Breton, make horn• life
pias.*, ter your brothers. The home
ought to he apes to the brother as well as
Um enter, and farm education night to l
emu to deters es well as brothers. Home
MEETINGS. 10 the bean el the nation Women
wtll oontleae attain the pleas of men aetl
the ratepayers open soboule and earn out
garb Iodinated l0 their odea Ila«.
A dost, entitled "The Upper Teo ted
Lower Five," was snag by ''obomae tfi•bwu
and W. E I'amptell.
Yr. MuNelll'• evening oddreas wail' ea
"To. I:du ration of the Farmer." The feed.
ng el cattle we do not 000sider el greater
tmportaoos than the education of our mos
and dough,ere Our Caoodlao schools have
moi ms•1• the advaooem•ot to recs01 years
that school systems ret other countries have.
Then are too many boy 41•Ohet1 and etrl-
Mechars 1n our schools. Things will oda
oats whom books will not. Words ere not
elw.ys kouwledge. Geology, botalty, or
eve obendenr, sbould be taught early by
heteging the 'choler into a0nlaat with
n ature atoned him. Work on obs farm is
booureble Jut to such an orient a anew!.
edge is razed Into It. Pus brains lobo your
work 1f you want te be respected.
A gevb.►ss was seas, by Tars. Wat-
tles, Bart Brebeer, W. E. l,.mpbell sod
Hugh Semen.
note IeYU.LJ.
The .semsr 1.1104, or, better. the work*,
at the Dora and reel Drop, ultes the par.
Holes and the attestation 01 moister* oen-
41aw.. Th. moisture is there for 1115„mag
plant. Clover adds to the •alus e4 1.0.
S all ; the deep roots pump op rm•r.l
matter trout the eaberll welch %hereby b.
comes •vallabl.. Clu.*t Mk.e the pique of
• submit claw. palestina the soil,
�.0 l
loaves Its mow, 110., about a lun0n value
4 1• taken oat by bay.
Dlsoueetoo brought tea the followtog
pulut. .-Sow ooro34f...1.1t Plant early
se ae t0 get mature •e puss4We tooter* tru.s.
W ould adv* the use of adder In ass of
Mover. Orver oluver, plow, ooro,sprtog grata
rod adorer again. Mr. MoNeltl treated to
know what 5101111 there sou for ralelol
timothy, J. D. Burns said that 1t was
good to make the lead too bat, fur work-
ing. Mr. McNeill veld that It would help
to oultnate Uhtl,Wau pattonoe u well
Thr duo work. best to °urn stubble ; ,b'.
oultivtor pull. out too menu ,talk*
Plan. with band pl•utor, about 2,11 Welles
dere. 1f venue uorh le frust*, 41 roll '
injured, but will probehly grow atm u
t% tole eap and yellow dent are vood vett
let. The ubtef wow of enchain •pulpa
.round the aloe Or that it Is improperly
packed, and 11ttim unevenly. Tbsr. is to.
so touch dl ioulty to the round silo as 114
the aquas.
At Lb* 45.0104 meet'og the president to
hie opening Address evoke of the Pan -
Amerman mzpositton at Buffalo find the
*Hort the Canadians were going to Intake
to keep up their record, Mn. C, Camp
tell spoke on "The Importuoe of toe
Homo " Hoo(e le the sweetest weed in the
Saxon tolls LIS. The hornets tb.eleguard tet
the psi ion, but It is often left «shape It
wile rhot b.ppns« of the home d.p.nds
oleo° whet you term Into It. It Is the duty
and privilege of *very woman to make •
home. A well kept, neat boos has an offset
upon the men ; there 4 something 10 every
man that responds to the ,caeca« of hem..
The ohlldreo ef the Dome today 4111 he the
MOO and women, oouoallors and m.mbsrs el
Parllamsot, .Lo., of tomorrow. Eduo•te
the boys and girls that right la right and
wrong is wrong. U.. the Petiole house for
the family, not merely for oompany. B-
nlimat• with your oblldreo, make oouti
dente of them.
Ido. Maddock spoke en " Do11ea110
Soieoo.." lo her opening remarks abs said
that • br•oob moiety had tee°.t.rted here
Tb.y met l0 the efter0000, •ppuioted tb
uszb date of meet100 and allotted •uhje.•u.
A. McNeill *pok. for • while op the sub
not of "Tr•o.port.tlo0." Tbs railroads.
he maid, aro eking just all they o.n out of
the farmer and leaving lust .Dough to hoop
the termer alive. 'there Is no such thin{
ea c'-opetition In ranee The rates are made
by ' h. ir•ffio amooutloo, not by the .aper
ate cowpaOte'. Toe only limit is the hitt
leg of the enterprise ; the expense of *op
saying does 004 enter Into the macer
noire was a discrimination •galast ss a
°aoadiae'. W • hove boilt all the roads to
()suede, and still they ebarga the donors
sore than natation. W. have been the
(rely people who have been foolish enough
bo glum moos to r.:lros,ls. To *hip from
Windsor to Meanest mete 260 per bush. el
mon ; frost Detroit t% t. 15e, simply be-
ware It le In the United Statestr.n Is
emend as ebmply from Cbioavo *e from
Windsor. Other immune. of n.gr.a%de-
orlmin,stlon mem quoted. What a the re
drewAre we going to allow thew people
so dominate ss! Them people are eoloto
mg something for *boob they here never
paid. The 'elution Is to Day• a oommt.-
u o0, not of pohtiolaa, but 10.d houor•ble
moo hound eo bather party. Tory will
D ave • hard time of it, bat we o•a pay tb.m
well ler their servie .. We mast owe
three read., but we will not soy their
price. We are the asters, we must 4solde
it.
During the evening a modest program
was given by Miss J Or.velle, Meters.
1, and P. Uravall, 'Jobbat% and ropier.
'1 ho meeting opeoel with a short addling
by the president. Mies Maddeek gave ao
addre9•a en "IAtrytug." le the teat, one
said. we have been oarryleg ee delrying t0
a moat haphazard manner. As a b0terio5l
etabieot, we read of milk almost as soon u
we do of malt. 1e regard to Its prodeoe,
butter end shame, thumb we reed of them
in aides time* we know very tittle about
the mode of their maoufaotar.. lo have
good boner and oboes* we must start at the
oemmeo«meot, .1.blm and our. Keep
►h• stables ol550, well ventilated, 0,4
brushed sod udder wiped with deme cab,,.,
and mated dry with cream hands. Whey
should not iso nal to 0800. 11 le Im-
possible te mak• good theme If whey in
oma. theme ripen best at 66 degree
The condition of milk mid oream have •
g reat deal to do with the product. Ceres:.
not of oar* of milk mak• often Geo
bo thirty per mot o difference in richness.
Never pat warm *ream to oold ; o'eau
came before ado, them again. Do not out
warm went into cream M warm 1t, poo :be
Oream o•0 tate • mon el warm water
(ream should remain at churning tempera
!tire ter ell or eight hours Leave oat new
steam ter twenty tour hours before charm
leg. Mr. Lobb said ha would hale test ae
mesb butter If he lee out the cream
from the lea% mllklnt. if you oma
ohms only osoe a week, keep like
'ream at a low temperature, or first
maid, then oeol. The opioloo was that
with oat, one now we bad better maks
Devonshire cream. Ie the d1.ou.s1oc Mr.
Lobb wasted to knew tl butter was not of
too spoiled with too much washing Two
Whinge ware gleety for packing or for
home cm. There ought not to be more
dlffer.am than two or ease degree between
bettor and washing water. When sslunt
la Moro, 1 s., per Ib. t. asoagh ; when o0
worker f or a plenty. ()ol.rteg Is nut
t.jurloo.
A McNeill gave an add,... on "('ern and
Clover." iloo't grow too ebiok One man
mid he mould prodoos boner at b0 per Ib. by
ming the silo. To get the best results from
oor0 1n Mlle, oilttest both ways. Object
e get ao abundant)* of gran. Corn Is not •
balaooed ration. i)oo't teed 11 alone. Bran
erne well, pease very good, ooro and bran,
.hes add some mixed Amin --pease, barley
and eate-this makes • splendid retton
ooro fed alone to defective In boa' and
Bah forming material. Clover is a bal
aced name, oao be led to all stook and Is
very good tor hops. Cut doe and mix with
teed. Hons alio will etc It ; int to pot
ad poor boiling water o0 It and Dover for
several hoar*. Mr. McNeill asked for •
show e1 hands to to how m.oy had difficulty
la getting oatoh, Moet hada went 0p. N•
then verve the expelleooss of many farmer.
who bad seldom failed. tle a good summer
fallow sow wheal ad clover, though the
Is riot oeoeseary. It you mw wheat, Dew
on Stubble Mooed, If you don't sow wheat
loam till spring, also and pot plover to
with oat*. It will not fall.
The main muse of clover failure Is drying
tint In Summer (live It a drink ; proper.
ler It the preosllot'luly and Augoet. The
fall or spring plowing breaks the capillary
sttntalion, hence the moisture from the
subsoil does not come rep to the surface
ABIG PURCFIASE
BLACK AND OODS
...AT THE ARCADE...
WHITE GOODS.
2000 people of town and adjacent to it to visit the Arcane any day
this week and inspect the White Wear Sale now in full swing. Not a piece
of old stock shown. Everything the very latest. Embroideries. insertions,
Lwna, Tyres. and Blouse Muslin., faces, Oambrics, White Cottons, Front-
ing*, Unties, Stamped Goods, Blouses, Infants' Wear and .11 kinds of White
Underwea
r.
BLACK GOODS.
Blank %ems, Oh.,4ota, Blank !Astro., all the leading weaves in Black
Dress Material far 0priag, and upwards of 70 vireos of 11'4 Tweed to be sold
at less than watt of bre1.etion There is no necessity of haying the (!'Teat
Dejected eo Ioud'y sdvtertised. Come to the Arcade while this roost Bieck
and White Goods Sale is on if it's only to see how mach hotter It is to hay
strictly Sp•todate Goods at from 10 to 15 per oast less than regular prices
THE ARCADE,
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LisTAII..
After the preeldebt'e 00eeing mantra
Mir Maddock spoke o0 Woman's Involve,
sod Dairying. Why take so 'cog to ohar0!
(,Juahly of Dream not riot, enough. Have a
Hancock tester ; test the dream, the milk,
he skim milk, the batter milk If using
Hat pane advisable to put them on slat.
'able, not skimmed with skimmer. loose.
Me oreau, from sides, allow • little skim
milk to go into cream can, then with a knife
pat oream Into cream nu.
Dtsousion--B.boouk teeter mote from 56
to 84. With tittle praoilue any totelhoon%
person can manage one. Gamy milk Is
mused by a germ Extra o8re must be
taken as 4, oleabhoess. Separator w•11
make nearly 110* quarter better value over
old system. A 4 per mut. mak will
make both better and more cheese than •
3 per moot. The d'germos ot milking with
wasb*d,aod unwashed bands Is very marked
'o the results. U.e separator immediately
atter milking, but don't **para:• to stable ;
nave at lout a parlit1oo between.
"The Batton Hog"-Introduoed by A Mc.
Neill, W elkervill.. We ought to know
the history of our produo0. The reuoo
we get more for our hogs than on the other
tide is bemuse we deal In the klod that has
the ereater number of high orloed cute.
Would noommeod farmer to breed more
from the bacon type, Tam and York.
Fesdtog-A 501ture of grains seems to give
teat results always. Corn makes good feed
with skim milk or buttermilk and shorts,
three of ooro to one of shorts. This mix
lure can be foil from the start. Pee° moo
ed with barley, caro, oats sod bran make.
a good mixture. Though pork is pretty
bleb noir, I would not *dune guise Into It
too heavily. The prioes will probably re
main high for several months, but I pre
,fob a 1.11 before the year is out. Too
many are lo5diog up for the November or
December marker. it would be well be
dlebrlbabe our product mon evenly ever the
year,.spe dally the first eight or ten months
of *soh year. Must make a change, have
warmer buildings, feed more roots and
plover hay diming the winter menthe.
Disoasston-D°o'c thick It I. pro4t.b'e te
put bog off a0 n1 months w.igbl04 200 lbs.
Mr. MoNetll advised all to take In the fat
stook show at Oaapb, '1 he lessons (earned
then would more than repay one for bis
minnows. Concrete good for pie floors,
fleetly level anti kept otmn. Cut clover
,bort as possible for leading In winter.
'411.4. Is good a part ra1o0.
Mr. McNeill gave ao address on "The
Feeding et rattle upo• Small Farms "
DtouseIon - Under the sublime of root•
Nr. MoNall spoke et the nesloln.ss
at the wheel hos. brew on the
flab. The farmer must come to the
.Ifo. Orem the lamer variety of o0re that
will mature. Orem le hills to regard to.11o.
Mr. McNeill advocated oo0orete, 511 shied_
Mr. Tap►or adyoesiM • stone wall 2 ft..t
ham and 18 In. at top with a prink wall t0
side allowing an Mob space between. Budd
0000refs early In ,luno so as to glee plenty
of time to set helot* haled tilled.
The *ventre meeting was opened by
ssleestons on the bagpipes from Mr. Mo.
Kay. The preeldest's .Advent was followed
by a doer by Mann. Doan and Knnotle.
Addree-"Importenoe of the Home" -M,.
Campbell, Oderi"h, Duet -Mimes Mo
Mumble. Miss Maddock .poke • few
words on the Wemao'5 I4stltee and thea
gave h« address nn "Domsstto 8olehos."
A. MnN.ill--"Transoortstiab"-see report
of R.Imssvtlle 0»etlai.
P.T. 45Lav's.
President 10.11 h,5 a .bort op°bhlg Ad-
ores.. Mr. MnNeill spoke on "111*. Weis
Water Tapply." It le *heel Mine last we
should 'peak of the /rattly of the amply .f
water. Ws Mame Previa/mow for eareyteg
off Der frlwn4s when It 1s our own Itrootenoe
or willfulness l0 hawing a *ally weer
e insply. Two aeorws tt/ tmperltfes (o waft.
-vegetable or meant renew, r/ mineral.
The former 10 Interims to health 1
ohlet «are« of genre water are epetegs err
deep well*, but es mee•eaON.. of ►M sere
laden go water from wells ere 4111 dwell
upon the waft prinnipally Wells, eve
deep, situated In a depression are liable be
u.Mmlaatle.. Pat It where 11 will set
get drainage el swpool or barnyard Build
be top as feet with beak 1.14 to oemeat
sad arab over top with 22 mob sewer pry. tis,
tu.abole. 16 will keep both water and
ai.*y 105.0(5 test et the well Tw11 to tall
U water le de fur drnuktuu : 'lea* s Ir5it
jar well awned, till over half tall for furry
olgbt hoes ; of It smell, *neatly it is put
tit for use ; it duuuw:al It tee out good.
Tbia waey edv.ut.gee of soft wooer lar
amuse purposes make it almost imperative
to hay. • outwit . A good ammo le mads
of uoourete arubsd smut as well wIthi�Inlet 1-_
*ere renal
betbetween...And bo•eaewith .heir •tte,,la05 dee
tete way be Speedily averted and ,*mediad
by ' he um of Nervlllue. Kneel lent to omen
wt:h-.a ,tutee bettor Ih.. • inuetald plea
ter ao.f mon uoaveuleut lar the ou' elde and
speedily •Ileya b d•mm•uuo Nero aline
Nene Onomare• hems.. It Is bre sin11ro0grr ao
other r.medies penetrates the 1155.155 lis
10•1111y, soothes the pato, sod owes simply
heoeu.e that's whet 11 Is made for. Drug
g eta 55111t.
and outlet ; Inlet should hare filter Duda
of buz with layer of gravel and obaroeaL
Don't think 18 more Iwparlaut to have.
supply of water •t the baro theca at alas
home*. Fob the hour*, then the ,tiro.
Hove wetter supply in the stables, o fry
the nowt all the time, to trough, et u,N
oups, 11 payll te have • supply Isidore them
all the tun , spectslly for dairy It Is
better to Introit before Loom then to water
%.1•• 111055 • u•'y lin.rsr eel 15.71
t "u{Da upon ; have a 0"vw that ' by es 11
.0 opOO 'hemNly .4, '1''s' a *re 10•.11
out fy *.ter if out ohne +u,•trjb ht te..'t
..,er. liras• ur any veve .'.Ie *See •'r h•• J •
„ rake up ireari 015 ma toe. Tie pa. •ty
48101 01 osesolo wetter tures air through,
* Mob is the vas n that ruan'nM ►tre.ms
sty pure. Mae Madduuk spoke en Sew
1571010{y and the Woman's 1Ntib.e. 811
report of Blyth meotlog
"Mletakes in Sheep Breeding" was the
subjeot of an addrees by prestasst &nett,
who ,.v• a praoNoal talk Instancing tome
gave taeekee, that sbsep.bre.der• have
been guilty sf : 1. Frequently uhaagtoe
the breed of the sue. 2. Us ng Immature
stook for brooders. 3. Selling or the beet
of the nook and bronchia, from tefertor
e tuok. 4. Trying to eve ntoaey by t.eytog
an Inferior antral t0 am se etrH great
mistake. 6. Berne a fat or overfed lamb
oe use as etre. 6 Paying more •tteutleo to
t ahoy points than to strength sod vigor
7 1•eedlog preemaal •w.* tee heavy with
100 nolle ezcrutee, caes(o{ puny, weak
Iambs. Do net laid s.,. more *ban one
feed of 10011 per day, but let the lamp.
hove all they Dao eat It is vood to sow
rye and when the lambs eat it oli plow and
sow rape ; good to let them rue tato orchard
during the day.
D,ousslon-Pea straw good for feodm4.
vlu,t give care and sttenttou to the d•'ok
Mr Gault always led his shop whole our
nips 05 ohm grnuud u"t 1 Iota,., the . pule
tae roots. Sheep +asp w• .r B•: • r .0
"mimed Mau hog.. Sheep are 4I0 1 *sera
la.troyers ; they w,ll ere trout b.eo'y W
bitty varieties tb.t matt!. roll net t. mob
D p Iaumbe right atter shearing sheep.
Lode dap Is good. It you have a weave,
Maori clip earlier. The bettor yon teed the
Muer the wool Mr. Snell bad Iw18 num
bee of lamb* is ib. spriest ted when cab
t)ueIpb teemed that old puts» was preb
ably the mum. Keep on new pasture la
sang. If lousy the lembe will bib@ ted
get wool to the stomas. sad die. A d»
that is • two will get lamlle the ewe of
wh+ob will so.rally pr0d0m meta lambs.
Ifr. (Jaunt reels• few ultimte.' talk. He
said %het Institute seekers sometimes were
n et *option e0oogh, and gave men instenee
where • speaker advisel Ma hearers to awe
sheep • good run ; the next day one farmer
. et his dog on the 4-ock and they hod a rte. •
A men to make mom•7 meat take the o.re II
that he would gtve the otb.r animals on '.
bb@ term.
At the evening meeting an bastrameael i
selection was cocoa by Miss Murray ; Mn. 1
Campbell gave en midtown, end Mi.s M►d-
dosk spoke on "Domestlo Ssosoos," s r5
port of soh-oti woe Koren in 000nsouoo with
the Holmesvills meet'ag. A reading 4.0
given by Mr T.bbutt •cad an tas,ramest.l
pisoe by the same gentleman
"Yoolary" wee discussed by A. yf5)tsill
In order to develop .or foreign trade is
droved poultry we must mod • mattering
totality. Hays brood. It Is not adHs-
able for a termer be tirees hie tows fowl .id
pack tots ewe then ; will Is a 1•tk *1 uni-
formity 1. obs O.r.rnrmit Iodise o1•.
tion, the feed and .hipploA is pareae*d,
a',* o,14 .teraee. The Kentish market will
'eke all kfots of fowl, *bloke from fern to
six lbs. -moat 0. well fatted
DON'T
T AMPER..e
with your health.
Don't nae Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the hest
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 pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
hie a reputation for promptness and
*,ecu racy.
The next meeting of obs Huron Yr.& y• '
tory will be held in Willie oburob, Mines,
on April 6th, at 10:30 1. w
20th Century
Bargain Sale
of Stoves.
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During the month of,
February we comment* 11
our business year with a weer, 1 l
Bargain Bale oi- _.--"
Wood Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves and
second hand Coal
and Wood Stoves.
Thio is a chance to well re a
good stove at your own price
as they mast go.
Liberal discounts on tin *lid
granite ware.
R,mrmter tbte eon will be for
Fehru•ty month only.
J. H. Worsell,
'too., Furoaome, (Iran''*
Tinware, ')odern•h
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
BACK-
ACHE
If you (saws Backache yea bawl
Kidney Disease. If yo5 neglect
Backache it will develop into
e omethi worse--Brigiit • Dis-
ease
irease or Diabetes. Then I5 n•
w robbing and doctoring yona•
back. Cure the kidney* Thou
is only one kidney medicine bet
i1 terse Backache every timrr-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
Reld's Old M cKI l 1 � S Uoderlch.
...Stand
"S YLKESSE"
A new material made by W. Grand•ge .k Co., Limited, Brantford, Eng-
land. Imttetion of black silk in appearance, feel and rustle, abeo'utely fast
color and a good wearer for drewes, ekirta, waists or lining. Good V
value at 35c. Our special price is, per yard (33 inches wide)
MUSLIMS -8 oil and manta straws
,.ted' moo., /.•t r•.lun, ow) lug
ww,ru. r.ieettor walos,atpiryd f80
N(IMMF.SPUN - Tu I and. our spring stook
ut 'b. H.rrls ilou,sspuu, pure wo I, lis
oho latest •La its id WOOLS, vera., blues,
41.7 and Ise plats, 15 itdivtiles% suit
fee gilts. Sp.r:ial.
BLACK DRKSS GOODS -Our operant* are
0/4551111. 250 .red 11 35 with all prime be
totem. At boo, b5.. •tea 76u we have
better velure than %ver.
LACE CURTAINS -Hendee our regular
stook we bey* a lot of angle palm and
single ourtalw at about hell prlo*, 11 you
waot • angle curtain or pair it will pay
you to see them.
Men's heavy serge suits from 53.30 up.
Men's tweed trousers' from 69e up.
Boys' short pause from 2841 up.
Men'ti wool sox from 12;c up.
Man's heavy cashmere sox, were 35c a
pair, for 25c.
Men's overalls tor 35c.
New colored shirts at 43c and 50c.
See them.
Winter goods now at any old price. Jackets, half prioe ; boys' over-
coats ea low as 11.00. It would pay you to buy for next winter.;
Mc=1\.C_
1jard
Wear
Shoe.).
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors,
knocking about,
Deed good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the very kind you want -stout, thick
stoles (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
lout tog'`. 'r tt'th the knowledge that they nlust be
• ron ; t' ' ac SIC:I:i1. M
♦' :j'. iii 1 ►Yi'.,'i',Itr, I�: )ugll t' J.)
IFROM $1.25 UP.
W11. SHARMAN, Jr.
Sited Style.
When you weer a " King Qual-
ity" shoe you get all the style, the
fit and neigh found in the best
American shoes.
The "King Quality" factory 1.
the only one in Canada that makes
Ladies Shoes better than the
American article, which comes Into
Canada with a 25% day taken
out of its quality.
The "King Quality " brand is
worn by the best dressed Canadian
ladies p it is a true or• • or @boo
fashion, of corm' ..
27 styles, 4 widths,
Branded "King Quality.
Gold medal *warded at the Pat..
Exposition, igen.
Mae* lay The J. 0. Kls.g; Ow.,
LiewIted, To,wnee,
All 1`100 er 000'3 most. be settled e', rare Oar Av.., 1 t• ,
.r IH• frig..
THE FURNITU.RE ANO
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
A ricyele fatted with Duril,p '1'i•
le h. ll in higher fortknallul b eaIra
Lie meter pu: u p.'rferit tutt.41 o.l Et.
Yon ono have Dun/op Tires wttlt
"the Lickened tread" on S wheel
you buy -no extra charge.
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PIIEY & SON
- Tile 1.1111100 -
V tt t?o� 'Wert tor* o &
VamoQNlMQtrs.
Orators carefully emended to ar an
Moors, sleet er day.
O.eb.. suet.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE,
The ove ig cut into move w000l
len.th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orden received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McRWAN.
(loderich, November 21st, 1899. 63-30
Fad fits & Overcots
Lately carried on by Yours. Bll"i'CBIiCR is MIMES has been
perchs.ed by
CORNELL & SON
who will conttntie it In all its branches.
Mr. Cornell has had a long eoperienrn in ten businese, end
the new firm will pat, forth every effort tr, give first-class goads
and ser,iee at reasonable raffia. Nproial attention will be given
to Undertaking. All fomnle ra'v-s will bo'ottprdrd to ht- Mrs.
Cornell, who poetesses a diploma from the Sullivan School of
Embalming, Toronto. No charge for embalming. You will
not be burdened with extortionate charges.
THIi4TY DAYS' SALE
in order to clear oat a peed** elf the stock, is great bargain
aide is being heli for thirty day..
All Roods 1,.4rked down to coot, or ender tett. No old, nut
of -date goods ; evcrylhing new and modern
This epeeist sale wail eentleee only thirty days. Come early
and make the beat iltelett.
CORINTEz =tet at SON,
Bedford Hotel %Block, Clod: rich.
The math dressed is a Bunt made at
our store alwev. looks (rim, as it is the
am`„tion oft tory men of tate to look.
A large ranee of olotbs to chooes
from.
If you are ooulemplatlog getting a
tight overoo.t for fall weer, give ere a
ohet.ce 'o s rye yon. ' Prices right.
H. DUNLOP
West (hast
A Great Snap•
le our (linos Snap, at 6o. •
pound, of which we sella barrel a week.
This Isn't our only soap. u we carry
everything that o•n be found in an 004
40.1.1. 'roomy eters, and our prime
are right. The homers know that they
can slimy. get from us a snap tor the,,
produos. W. drew the Iloe at w
legitimate trade - everytbtug goes :
(il.mwer. or potatoes, garden sniff off
(Moioset table China. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Retford blank, (lderioh.
CLEARING SALE
LUNG BOOTS
Before stocktaking we find we have ton many LONG BOOTS,
tool have decided to run them off at VERY LOW PRICES, to
suit everyone.
We invite you to coma in and compare our HMO QUALITY
SHOSB, for Lathes and Gents, with other make,, and you will
decide that they are more up-to-date in style, comfort and dursbtl
ity than other makes which oast you more money.
When buying rubbers why not buy the hest; they are cheap-
est. in the sod. STUB ?amp are the best, and nothing is Stub
Proof unless it ie stamped on every sole.
You should call and foe our LADIES' Be#aeiz T&BLI AT
get, They are genuine snaps.
Trunks and Grips.
ST. CEORCE 'PRICE,
[7' Reoaring Neatly Done
!tole Agent for J. D. King Oo's hoods
"THE SIGNAL"
$1.00 A YEAR.
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