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able drivere in
charge of, the
'Buses, which will
meet all train a
and 'avant hn at
REASONABLE
nrrt
'1'14 14; l+I( .Al, : (:, till f:?,
Xews 6f the Sistriet.
Blyth', tax rate for RUNS it 21 wills.
The tax rate in kit. Marys will be 24i
Wille this year.
Dr. and Mrs. Fowler, oft \Viughaw,
have 1eft. fur California,
Dr. J. K. M. (torsion has returned to
Ripley and will tesuwr his practice
Ora r.
The new high school at Wingham
was opened lust week with 112 pupils
u atteidauce.
U. McNaughton has disposed of his
business at Varna and will have
shortly fur the We ,t.
Forty-three students-lweuty-uipe
gide r and
fourteen boys s -are attend-
ing
the Clinton Model School.
A the In W. J. Oalbraitll's clothing
.ate, Clinton, resulted in the de-
struction of the stock by r kt and
water.
Mr.. Coulter, who had been teacher
of the primary department of the
Seaforth public school for nearly a
Everyone Run Down
depreuxi-wilt headaches, u.Jg•atlon, eoosips.
two. bu14, to:rooms. scrofula or other results of
impure blood - cm find speedy relic( r Mlra
elesd Tonic.
k draw. out the poison from the blood sad
toots up Kumar. Iowa, Wails and bowels.
k- co ons the medirmal
Purr.
irk. palatable-
a
virtues of tu.wve herb. mush aA n • natural
wane! wo the syisem.. Fwe, $1 a bugle -6 far
$5. At dcus-gores -or hum 1 he Masao' Co.
01 Canada. Limited. F:amtltort-Toromo.
fie J.., to get :a,err...,.,e--dal/or
quarter of a century, has resigned ou
account of ill -health.
The Kincardine Horticultural So-
ciety recently held its tenth annual
exhtbitiou, which was attended with
gratifying success.
Ou Thursday last the 114r1 iage took
pplace u( \V. Leonard 'l'aylor and Miss
Hel.ecca, daughter of Mr. and airs.
Henry Carter, of Tuckerswith.
1 Iain Snyder died al his hutue on the
2nd concession of lit/wick no Thurs-
day, August alit*, after un nines. of
several week's of typhoid fever.
At Winthrop. on iVrdnesday of last
week. Mies Martha. daughter, of Mr.
and Mrs. S. J. S \V
Shannon, f o' Inlhr•op,
was united in mart iage to tieorge H.
Love.
John Moor, who for the past five
years had been a resident of Blyth, Irf
last week fur Ailsit Craig, %•here he
hits purchased a bakery until confec-
tionery ,husines.,
The departure of Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Powell to take up their ieeidruci ill
Turouto removes front KiIWadllte
two very- estimable people ohm will
be greatly Missed there.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Sauble lirir, Hay. On Welluen.
try,'September 5th, their daughter,
Mis. Pearl, became the wife of Morris
Brenner, sin of Joseph Brenner,
Grand Bend.
The mart 'age of Miss Lillian Linty,
set and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Oras, tot 'sli•rl• of headwall, Mid
now of Toronto, ro Hanrld \V, Price, H.
A., Sc., took plate on Wrdurst y, AU
ash 24101. at the Ilona. of the b1 i V.• pang
euts, 11➢t B:ltlis,i '1 street, '1'„r int .
The nrtl•riage 111. alias \eller Tbuuusem. daughter o1' Jlr. nd
Nits. 1\'alter. 'I'I son, of ••holt
wood,' Mitchell, ' to \Villi,wl Me ,
tills Martin. B. A.. banister. of Ke -
gine. Sark., rein of Her. V. M. Martin,
8: D., of Est 1er, is announced to take
place ik KIInx church, Mitchell, on
%Velnrattty, September 2tilh.
Food
Valu
Mooncy's Perfetion Cream
Sodas are crisp squares
of wholesome nourishment.
They are the food that
builds strength and muscle.
The arc as easily slly ligated
by the child and invalid
as bythe sturdyworkman.
y contain ALL the food
properties of finest Can.
d.an wheat floor, in a form
uh t delights the appetite.
/•.1%vsys frc.h and crisp in
I! t r:,'.'.isttlrc-proof packages.
At a!1 grecs. s in their
k, !lien pakagea
1
Back to the old
reliable
riiHE\- ere joining hark and
it w•ili alw•i,y. ie • en•
dih1V11t• t11 reerve 11111• rust i111PIN
ro the Lest of oar totality in any-
thing they need in the line of
Heating and •
Plumbing,
Eav'est roughing,
Roofing- and
(leneral
Repair Work.
Prompt service and satisfaction
guaranteed.
\\ e at snit, nget)ts Ihit
v. ,n
again for those etlebrnted
(food Cheer and
Penn -Esther
Ranges
and Heaters.
1..•:,•e your orders early and
avoid t rush.
'Phone R. PINDER`'
NO
NEW
BLADES.
NO ANNUAL
TAX.
1f you wish to test
ono of those Rizors
without RISK or
OBLIGATION on
your part, apply
to ue for
details I
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PVICP4
Carte-
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silo
Pair i■
Leather case u'ss
Mita Caeca." 52.4
Ise atevy /Nerds
"i'arM,-Maynel it }:Inst i,
f 'nxh l.,n ',trap•. 21.00
Pres tlMkMl "filets le Shaven."
�eby
' HAS. C' L (inderich
A pretty wetting was relrbratel at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Web-
ber, of Neilsen. on Septriulwai 5th,
when their daughter, Lora J., hs$anue
the bride 111 James H. E min, of
London, (hit. The ceremony was
performed by Hee. Mil.. S h.
After the welding trip Mr. and Mr„
h:muions will reside in London. \ about sixty friends anti retitiye:.
A Morris township corers{ lent \ her the nuptial knot was securely
.aye : "Reeve Taylor will seek re -ler 'ed the guests mut down to it supper
tion at the * owing ••pal i•he•tloan ich reltected great credit upon the
,and will pi•ulwhly Xeellee the seat by ho tees. The i.*rrrual decorating of
acclamation after having fought it the cruse exhibited uun•h talslefulneas.
nil Inst January. Thr probability is, heir of flowers and myrtle. After
bat the whole council will go in with- supprk an interesting impromptu pen-
t opposition, as they are managing- g as rendered by eleeutionary
hominess carefully and reouuw-
v as far as the writer is aware.'
afternoon. She was in her ordinary
health during the early part of the
afteruouu but wan token with par-
alysis, and although medical aid wits
suusuuuei flow Ouderich nothing
gave her relief. She leaves unr sun,
and was a sister of Messrs. John and
Charles Ridout.
Wedding in East Wawaseeh.
At the home of Mr. mud MI•a. John
Menzira, East Wawauush, un Wed-
uesday, September 5th. their duugb-
ter, Miss Lizzie, was united hi roar.,
riuge to 1.1 ,kart McOce, a proapst•uus
among farmer of the asawe township.
1 he ceremony was perfut wed I.y Hey.
J, J. Hastie, of Belgt•ave, iu the spac-
ious lawn, and was witnessed by up-
wards of our hundred guests. Atter
the wedding dinner the happy couple
drove to \Viughauu and took the train
shorthoneymoon
r
to Toronto for a
trip. Ou their return they will take
up housekeeping on the groom's
(Attu in East `it%%A o.h.
Sturgeon Committed for Trial.
Samuel Sturgeon, arrested in con-
nection with the outrage upon Eliza•l
beth Bradley, with the McLeod
Mothers, who are still at huge, was
committed for triad at Kincardine last
week by Magistrates Joseph B.u•krr
and Me Kenzie, and when hail was
suggested it wits rifux•d, on the
ground that the offen::e.w,is too seri-
ous. Miss Bradley le,'uuited the
patheti- story of the assault on Aug-
ust 5.. Several times she broke down
when cowing upon parts of the story
which accentuated the villainy of the
• i' 'er s pat wa-
' r tw
taco. b sw rI t
7 p y
extruded to het• by the court and
counsel. Her small brother, who wit -
w•ith her on the 1.ight upon which
the assault was committed, also gave'
testimony, end arb..tantiat.ed the
story of his siaiee. Following the.
taking of t`*e ('.'o vu's evidence Stun
Kenn utas usked what he haul to say,'
and tie replied that he had nothing•
The magistrate thereupon committed
hila for U iatl and be will come up lit
1\'afkerlun at the next assizes.
Bowbrick-Tindall • Nuptiils.
The home of C. Hoare. nr.tr ('linto;l.
was Abe. scene of a very pretty wed-
ding n \VeJnrslay, S.-pteiitlwr 5th.
his nil r, Miss Arinanrlla Sophia Tin-
dall, het g united to Arthur J. Bow
brick, Ha tilt minister of Olen Fwru.
`laskatcbri\•;tn. The rrrr y wit.
performed fan the lawn beneath itis
evergreen art•b, by the Hey. F. Swann,
of Holmrsville, in the areselu'e of
icat
Jo. h l'obhbdick and family have
ter to make their future home
•y. Previous to their del srt-
ubhheliek w'as waited 1111 by
f the \Vuwan's atis.i11mtr3)•
presented with an ail-
par•se of money. Mts.
at ked and was granted
permission . resent the 'y tit
the Kitimat I -I . lr, Hriti+h tot Dia.
Death of Mrs. \arvie. Kincardine.
On Wednesday.. ptemher .ith, the
death of airs. \\'ut. arvir .t a itrted
at her home in Ki reline. Mrs.
Harvie Mid been i11 .1'mnue time,
hating underggone leu .I •atio11" for
causer. Th. deceased wit e eldest
daughter of H. T. Horde • id Wail
thirty-eight years of age.
Business Change at BI
eft EX
1 cit a
K
crr 11111.
the I ire.
Sticiel 111
dress a
l'obblidie
a
raw
a n d usual talent. cialspie tttttts
among t e ringer's Icing the Messrs.
Tindall, o Carlow. and Thus. Radcliffe,
of Auburn. Among the guests were
Mr. and M Chapman. of H. C. Mr.
and Mrs, 1. '. Richards, of Brie i . r •
Mr. and s Bakerof filth a
Mr. Snell, of F. 'coedit.: J. Anderson,
of St. Anruatine ; G. Tindall, of ('h;t•
hark: Mr. and tsi. Rohn. Slitter,
Misers Carr, Mr. n1 d Mrs. \Vighttitan.
from Blyth, and t her friruds from
1•arious parts. The'., wielding march
was played 11V (ieol.r Flal'ker, Ite-
gina. Thr bride w•ats intidy attired
in a cream silk dress•i ed with
point d'esprit and ritlon, and rallied
a bouquet of while 114 rs. Little
Misr ('ora Ethrlwyu l'hapfl n. i•iuvin
of the bride, was a phalli... a Hower
girl.
Moser A Sun, of Blyth, ha •e
posed of theit• hat dame buatl ss to
McPherson Bros., of London. .
Moser had been iq talsinesr in Blyth crr
thirty-two years. Hr will not too
from town for a while but will coot iuu
his coal busineca there. Will Mixer
may take a position as traveller in the
West.
Barn Burned near Belgrave.
A barn on the farm of Thomas
lirydgrs. near Iielgrave. was destroyed
by tire a few days ago.' ,'Ils eshing
was joist commencing. when the straw'
an the lain took fire and the Barnes
spread so quickly that the separator
woes destroyed liefot•e it could he re-
moved. Me. Brydges lost all his
seanon'i crop• as well err the other con-
tents of the barn.
Seaforth Man Drops Dead.
George Whitely died very suddenly
at his home at Seaforth on Monday
morning. Ile was preparing to sit
doern to breakfast when he fell from
his chair. expiring instantly. He was
itppatently in good health, death be-
ing clue to r spoons of the heart. De -
..rased was a well-known horseman.
and was about sixty years of ape. He
leaves a widow, two .eine and a da•lgh-
I el'.
Oti Wednesday „afternoon of last
week the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'fluor.
Winghanr. was the arose of
happy event, the wi.thling of their
daughter, Nliss Emily Bertha Jobb, to
and popular young man of %%Ingham.
lite r et y wits pet formed by Rev.
T. S. Boyle. and the ;isnot festivities
reside in Winghant
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.. 11 nu N. memo. .raw .ars 4400.1es 5a . en5
n a••. easels ••••••41k 140•107 140•107 ,M.•
••m4, .n 5,,.11 e' wont". .WI., we. 111n4
„s,.1 - ',.lar.. ea. --41•4 .east, waeN
w .T"1.'f
3l4• I1 it
for sale by J. NiCHOLSON
Fire Near Zurich.
The Hue tank barn of Jacob Koeh-
ler, • *Hilt' south of 'Zurich, was
burned to the ground last Saturday
morning. The season's threshed
grain, with hay nod straw, isa total
loss. Implements and stork saved.
Mr. Koehler noticed smoke pouring
opt through the roof at 14 oclock, in
the morning. The origin of the fin,
is a mystery. The 1.,, 1. heavy ; _ in -
mitred in the Hay Mntoal.
Poisoned by Canned Fruit.
A former Exeter lady, Mts. 31 )hn H.
Nash, air inulin, diel rer.nt1y nit the
result. it Is siippimed, of eating cannel
rhimhle'Isert'ies. She pat•tnok fteel r
of the berries for sapls•t and took
violently ill soon after end died Ihp
following morning. Mrs. it;nsh wvle
the dotny hter of Mr. 11111 Mrs. 4. Fan•
son, of Exeter. and urns not quite
twenty-five. yearn of mgr. The re.
!Melillo were taken to Exeter for In•
torment.
Seaforth Banker Wedded.
11n Satorlay, Septembet• 1st. et
Tnnmto, H. 11. Birk. ao'c11nntant. In
the Senforth bt•anr•h of the 1h.minion
Bank. woe united in m:uriage to Miss
Mary (Irser, daughter of !Wilton T.
Mheppard. of Toronto. The erre toony
was solemnized at the ehnh+h of St.
Nary the Virgin by Het. Archdeacon
Hill. nnele of the grout, assisted by
Rev. A. Hart, reefer of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Black hate taken tip
their residence In Seaton h.
Death of Toronto Lady.
HOT WEATHER DEBT
How to Protect Oneself Against H - t,
Fatigue, and Summer Di
Il y people are w. easily a
by thof weather as to be capal
but liit work during the sunt
onthi. Inquiry among this a iss
i11 show that in, nearly every n
st ace there 's a1 weak moo utar•h a d
mo or less • (digestion. Put t
lige tive ortpin right by usinjt
Alto. a rtiniiaeh lets and the sow=
tiler ti a will prove ,the pleasantest,
most d irable and enjoyable season
of the yea
One lift Mi-o-na tablet before each
weal will ive you life• vitality,
energy and , ynical endurance during
the heated t rut aand ward el the
ordinary dims.. s of summer. MI ,-nit
is not lin cutin y summer tunic r
digestive. it is n t tie strengthener
the digestive rytte , building up the
organs to perfect he Ith and vitality
by curing the iudi . ,tion and .ib-
nolntely removing al pains and dis-
tress in the stomach, pecks before
the eyes, sick and nerco s headache,
and other symptoms that come front
a weakened stotmarh.
:11i -n -nit makes positive a lusting
cures and is sold tinter an hsnliate
guarantee that it will cure all 1 'seines
of the stomach, except. cancer, i ' the
money -- ilk•, per Ieix -- -will be re-
ttinded.
For sale by all denters. The R
Booth Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
Consistent.
"Jl:uie, enn't yam play tennis 11•i111 -
nut making all that noise?"
••Now•, ma. who in the world eret
beard of anyone's playing 1t'nuis with
out 1', icing a racquet"- Balli111n
Amen icon.
Clinton New Kra: Mrs. Cole. wife
of Henry Cole, Toronto. who wit.
spending the immune' with friends
who were camping nn the l lake
shorts
died rather unexpectedly y
WONDERFUL PROORSSS.
Saskatchewan Filling Up Five Time*
Quicker Than Did Manitoba.
Rev. Oeu'te Loyd. Archdeacon of the
Diocese of Haskatc I:ewan, was In Win-
nipeg re•'•entiy arranging with the rall-
w.y :utl,uratlrs t..r sates for churches
and sections along the Vries. Seventeen
new m• 0 have gone to work ht the dl'.-
ceie during the present year, and twen-
ty crr-thirty more wi.i be required dur-
ing the balance of the year.
The Influx of new seders Into Fas•
katchewan 1. decisred by the archdea-
con to be five times es rapid as it was
In Manitoba at a eorresponding period
In Its hist:ry, and sj far as population
Is concerned the work done In Mani-
toba In twenty-five years is to be dune
In Saskatchewan in five.
"We have in the diocesef Sas-
katchewan an area of 260,000 square
miles.' Bald Mr. 1.10d. "Three years
aro the diocese tsar wholly an Indian
one. the largest In the Dominion and
one of the largest In the woad. As an
Illustration of the wonderful progress
made since 1903 I may say that une half
the tcurk of this great area la n.r.,•
white work. North Lf the Saskatch-
ewan the work as among the Indians,
but south id the river ft Is now all
white.
"The town of Lloydminstsr, founded
In 11103, has grown r'umpact. It is a
flourishing town of 0u population, and
is one at good appearance. As an il-
lustration of the gruv:th of the colony
I may say a couple of years ago it
you went out'twenty miles from Lloyd-
minster you would come to virgin
pratrle, where there was no habitation.
Now you can go out a hundred miles
and there ars stall the shacks of set-
tlers. They are not numerous, but
every mile or two you will come to a
new location and a breaking. The
immense amount of advertlslag of all
kinds that the colony got In England
has resulted In Ltoydminster becom-
ing the lumping -off place for a Very
large number of Brutish people- It we
are to minister In our dlecess to the
people to whom we shuuld as a church
mlalster, the clergy ought within a few
years W be as numaruus as the clergy
aft the diocese of Rupert's Land -
"This material condition of our peo-
ple Is entirety satlsfaetury. Many of
them have at present time from e0 to
100 acres In wheat, end when I saw 1t
last It was looking magnificent. We
have the finest awl In the world and
farming In the dlstrlrt is nv longer an
experiment. We du net expect to have
a city like Winnipeg in a few year*, but
we do anticipate a develop -men' of the
rural districts which In rapidity of Im-
provement will tar surpass that seen In
the, Province of Manitoba, .ltd we be-
lieve that in five years much of the
work will be dope which occuplen a
Quartet -of s century to Manitoba.
" have put seventeen new men at
weftIn the dloi•ese since Jan, 1 last
and we need many more at the present
tuna Our clergy are drawn from Pt.
John's College, Wycliffe, In Toronto.
the Montreal Theological College, and
from England. and. Thr cull es a not
g e
eg r
turning out sufficient men to supply our
D ew missions. Of these missions there
1. no end. Little villages are already
',ringing up all along the new railways
oft land much of which was entirely un-
tonched a year ago. The prospects for
the Y;:ngllsh settlers In the district are
entir.• satisfactory. They are'1dcr�eas-
tng In mbere with a rapidity of which
very fe , even o western people are
aware. an we are `endeavoring to pro-
vide ehureea to the utmost of our
ability."
The Public is Often Faked.
•
large ;malts often teem t .nd corn
raters "HA good 414 Putnam's" There
Its only one genuine Corn Extractor
moil that 44 Pitt noun's Painleee. whirh
is 14 miracle id PM( ienry /Ind prompt-
neas. l'se no other.
Would Do For Omelettes.
Two Irish/111'H driving threigh the
coantry noticed that many of the
barns had weathei varies tio the ',hare
of huge roostet...
"Pat." .utid ime mut to the tablet,
"v:tn von tell toe why they alwevs
base a rosier anal nivel. a hen on t he
tie. iv thim harusr
-Shire," replied Pat. "an' it must be
became. av the difficulty they'd have
in collecting the aegge." l'algary
In the Good OId Summer Time.
}:e err Molt lot?• but father
!timber - It the .• ,
Sixty good round, dollar.
}very' week hum. -he.
for tato-. ,
Mother'. on the gad.
1.4eryl.5fy lo.,f- 1u:ununee
Hut
Pate
old
dud.
u1rtetiler r.,
The Signal.
t Tut. ks A1. septsmbu 13, 1906 7
andora
Managed Like an Engine.
One-third ore housekeeper s life is spent in her kitchen.
One-half the labor of housekeeping i, at the cuok stove.
Your range can double or halve the cooking slavery of housekeeping.
A poor'range adds worry as well as work, and worry multiplies the
housekeeper's care.
Get a range that reduces the w o, k and eliminates the worry'.
The Pandora Range is as easily and accurately managed as an
engine- it responds to the touch as quickly and certainly as the huge
engine obeys the hand of the engineer.
The Pandora Range sates worry, and because worry kills, it prolongs
life. Sold by enterprising dealers everywhere. Writs for booklet.
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McCIary'
London, Toronts, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancorgents
Jetta. N.S.
E. P. PAUL IN,
GODERICH
SOLE AGENT
T$�
Pima fort, 3,
and 4 boas.,.
In ia
has made a great record throughout all
l`anrds. Tuere are good reason* whtbl*
is so. rlalaared right -- liar; not hump
U. twpreted plate -luta and turu.,oi1
over. Mitehe. well Bark -Keay draught -
This 11iak has several Imitators but no
se mol. Nono geoulne without the naw*
lill:r'F.LL." b'orSalo byAgents. Manu•
factored by
T. E. BISSELL, ELORA. ONT.
[:f1 J Ask for Booklet "K.'••
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1 PATErl;Q�1'S �rl'JII�E EDGE" ,, ,�,
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READY ROOFING
It :s the one toe( that a; 114 ,t affected by
beat and cold. It never Irak.--:aver hardens
or cracks' is rain, snow and tire•pronf -and
lasts a lifetime. Cheaper thou shiggle..
Vett will want it fur every building
after you know how thoroughly 1.1
satisfactory it is.
Our free booklet gives lots of
information 'about it. Write for
a copy and free sample of the
best rooting in the world.
Hardware dealers eveywhere sell
.Paterson', "Wire Edge" or will get
It for you.
�ATERSON MFG. CO. Ltd.
art
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Meanest ace Toronto
s
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Great Specialists in Stomach Catarrh.
Though often they fail 1.1 give even
temporary relief, Mr. AV. (Seymour, of
Iltintaville. Ont., cured himeelf with
chronic catarrh of the stomach. 'There
wise eonalnart nry h.
I Was costive and restuslly nauseated
before and nfter meals. I also had a
gnawing nenaation in the stotniseta,
Perrino/ye gave me great relief, rind 1
also used Conti-rhos/me, which Is good
for ratan h. Although it. took a num-
ber of Ix-oces F'crrow.ne. I got hack
my health and today am quite well."
For at stela e‘tarrh. indigestion and
muerte. In a thousand oases it has
proved wonderfol !wefts. Try It
younallf, 51k; per box at alldealers.
WORSELLS'
The Stove and Hardware People
invite you to see the largest stock of the most
up-to-date Stoves and Ranges in Huron county.
Huron Ranges
have large ovens, perfect fire boxes and grates
and are easy on fuel.
Mr. Wankel', Ontletich.
The Crown Ilion .n la re we. iitto chneed from
011 has given us ent ire . As n baker it is r oer-
feet-aim. We can heartily mesa mil it to anyone needing
thr bed kitchen range.
Revert -mire.
Sturdy's
Groceries
are always
reliable....
1Vee Hltd satisfart' in dealing out
pore, fresh goods all our customer..
The ,Irak Is specially well assorted for
the sunlutrr trade, and the t
�uu•tieulau• wants of • patlsals will
have prompt seri-irr.
Fresh vegetables anal ft ilia in
sweat.
Phone 91 or call.
STURDY & CO.
The Square, Goderach
J. BROPIIEY & SON
111- 1 1 tlll.11
funeral Directors
and Embalmers
hours, ,Ight or day
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FHE BON -TON
L'very and Hack
Stables
EAST STREET
FINEST SERVICE IN TOWN.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE.
finest turnouts in
town are supplied
these well-known stables.
Carriages for every re-
ittkiretilent and go oil
( 'awful Alrivers furnished
when required.
ul rails proinptly attended to.
Walker & Augustine.
'Phone sr East street Livery.
ant Ranges \
THE MOST ERFECT KING APPARATUS.
Mr. it sell,
linderie
In nit -mei. ti your I' (miry I am
National" I pitridiawil moo yro last fall
gives great tuttisfection. am blighted
with the oven as it **Kett •I lit 5. fuel
14111 I cook's even all aintinti. have every
Reaper I fully yonre.
Sont It rit rt.
Our stove business has
by selling the hest stoves
rown to be the largest
d selling them cheap. \
HARDWARE
HARDWARE
NEW
LI VERY
KNOX BROS.
have opened a livery stable in
t he ..‘tatut Newgate street op-
posite t he Colborne Hotel and
have titled it with
New and Up-to-date Rigs, New
Harness, and Good.
Reliable Horses.
All patrons are assured the lwst
of nervier.. l'out pat ta imago. is
Knox Bros.
Opposite Colborne House
NEWGATE STREET
Telephone 173
ti N 1)111 RHOS.
Livery, Hack
'Bus Stables
Al.L CALLS4 ATTENDED TO
PROMPTLY FROM HOTELS
AND PRIVATE HOURE1.4
CIU N DRY BROS.
warm smear ,raose nrry