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FAMOUS PEOPLE
FANNIE M 4OIII1ln' r
LILY DOUGALL
The Novelist and Her ,WWorlt.
In the old homestead ''Ivy ('uttair," nestling under the shadow of Mount
Royal, Montreal, I.ily 1hslgan. nue of (aitadab Most Notable novelists,' was born
is 185d. lu addition to the drop of ink that aeons part of the chemistry of the
Dougall blood, be inherited the strength of character the love for humanity and
the earnestness of purpose of her bather. John 1)uugall. the founder of the "Montreal
Wittiest." Miss 1).og4111s brother and sister show the *ante chanteterlatieai 111
theirood worn w Journalism and philanthropy.
lust Dougall spent ' er childhood 10 Montreal. and ainec then. because her
health was 004 robust enough to *LAM/ the 14r/tell% !Vol of l'1uaJlau 'P 'titers. htts
spent much of her tine abroad. 'the tducatloti she tocelved under prsite tutors
wee supplemented by her study at Abbot Academy. Andoser. Mass_ and a router
at Cheltenham and later at Edinburgh Univ. rsity, where she was honored with the
degree ut I..L.A. She has lived much of her time tri England and Scotland, and
ouafevers to cychug and traveluig in out-ot-thr-w'uy places unknown to Cook's;
tourists, as her pet recreattous. in 1891 her first book, " BeggarsAll appeared
and, winning instant acceptance ks (he strongest and mast original romance of
the year, was termed a masterpiece of restrained and legitimate dramatic fiction.
Two years later her novel "What Necessity knows." received high .praise.
In 1895 her two books "The M. rmaiff " stool "The Zeitgeist won the ap-
preciative approval of the critics and public by the baldness of their -conception',
the strength of treatment. mastery in the delineation of character: beauty in des-
cription. the broadiees of view and sympathy they manifested, and the dramstie
quality that held the attention.of the reader throughout. and more than satisfied
it in the ending So uniformly good is her work that 0 is difficult to say which
is best, many of her admirers, however, claim it is "The Madonna of a I)+iv. In which
the heroine, Mary Howard. a selfish young journalist traveling along the Canadian
Pacific Railway, is lost among the vast snowy solitudes of the mountains. and waud*rs
into a lawless mining camp. The story is original throughout, and, though witty
and cynical at times. there rune through it the thread of a mighty purpale. worked
out with rare force and effeetiv.•ness.
With the work of many contemporary novelists one feels that haying read one
story One can predict just how the others will turn obit; they seers hterary stock
companies where the rhuraOM.•n may change their dress aria their lines, but are
in Pawner ever the same 1111 rharact: rs in new mawluer:ule But glias lbugall
bas that rare gift of continuous originality, each, story having the charm of in-
dividuality and novelty. -
t w1aN 1,5o41oe .o A.* of OA primmest of Cords. I. the year 1s46. 40 w. 0 1114,1t. at os/. Jigara of Ag14 s%4 .
Pa. by F.11; T.oa.loa
From Buffalo to Goderich
on the Grand Trunk Railway.
(-oder the caption '•From Krie to
Huron in August" we, find in a recent
number of The Welland Tribune a
spicy letter 1.y 'Mi. ()T.,- in which
modest signature Mr. Garrett O'('on-
nur, of the Buffalo and Goderich rail-
way mail service, attempts to conceal
the identity of wrready writer. We re-
produce the article in fall, *44 it will he
Intrteiting to many of our readers :
By G. l'. H. from Bu to to Dude.
rich is al, delightfll paten n sunny
August, when the oats are wing hair•
vented, turn ripening, apples swelling.
rattle growing sleek, goldenrod be-
ginning to bloom, and _the whole
beautiful country, field and forest.
bathed in Virile sunshine.
('orae along, let its hoard this sinful
little ((rand 'trunk train for a run of
r Ie hundred and sixty-Ilve miles from
B (Talo to tioderich. Smart ? Yee.
ve • : does'duty miles per hour doily
iet n stations. Engineer 'farrier
soon «the iron horse, so we are sure
of a e, sleauly. jarless ride. The
(',indust* is Thomas Awe—brook, a
good nail . whose honest smile is ever
welcome. 'on Paan go aboard at Bid -
foto and e•nj4 a sight Mf swift Niagara
and a split 11 'er 1 he lung reaeh04 of
the Internuti( 1141 Midge with the
bright blue watt r swirling below, or
you can step into spacious, eonifor1-
able Poach at Heid •'burg's hands*,
*tali llll .
Teat 1 Toot 1 Now we're off
through the busy yield. st the giant
round -house where an Ar v of mighty
nwnat,•rs ate ',UMW 111 blowing.
impatiens ti be hauling Iunl, trains al
heavy freight ears east or woo
Here 144 pass the Fort E 'e twee
emirs., end n few fleet horses +n .tak-
ing n spin. 'flier/. ate about a t ins-
tant! race' Mier ill 1114i..• »*%hies, a ail
there or four hundred ,attendant..
Every afternotip'(o1 six weeks in Ilio
r. three or four thousand of
Hu1Tlai s *gashing people. ladies And
gentlemen, cotiw 4141.11»» by five special
Grand 'Prank trains to wee racers
afrive for victory ,(,'Mond• the long
rou0.40.
Mouth of us is old Fort Eric, cap-
tured by the Auuerieans in 1811-14.
From there till along lake Eti.•'sshoo.
to the R'rlbinil sinal •1 and beyond it
are delightful yellowy «:(ods and homy,
of sumnwl 1*"idrnt., who puss to and
foul Buffalo by (i. T. H. and patron -
7,P the neat stations al Hose 11111,
Windmill 1'unnt, Bikeway, Point
Alan', and Lorraine. Away we go!
Out there is All 4u'rient windmill
erected by a pioneer named Rome one
hundred years ago, and a view of
(1esc.nt Beach and Lake Erie th-it
is entrancing. Further on, on the
lake shone, 1s Crystal Beath, a domes
tlr "Coney lafand," readied .(roan
Ridgeway and Buffalo. At. Ridgeway
the Feninne and Canadians fought in
'118. Descendants of (unmans own
these trim forms along near Sherks-
tern. At this village three or fnnr
hundred men toil daily blastingg rock
and (14(0 llg sand for Bulfal.i con-
s ptjun. The try hooks ehmrna•
ing its we bowl Along. By and by we
Mach Port ('Moi«.one, wdlel'e we (111ta111
w fine view of bake Erie moil to lung
atrrt.'h of the Welland ,'arid and the
pretty harbor. The Ieopte all along
this wet' are blessed with natural
gas for heating and lighting. Ft
villages have letter railway service
than Port I'olblrne, over 0 (14.0411 pas-
senger trains touching herr daily.
Liner yon noticed the neat funriner
atatione along the road Nod the hand-
some new mei ion at Ridgeway ?
%Vest of Port Colborne the trains
run through fertile fields that were a
swampy wilderness n generation ago.
(ilfmpees of Lake Erie may he
obtained at Interval.. At St.romnese
we errMls the "canal fowler." an artifi-
cial waterway designee( to keep Wel-
land e+sts*J supplied with water. Mut'
not rswad for that purpose since lake
level was attained. Soon w e
reach Dunnville, a fine, progressive
little.* epvn, growing rapidly, where
fruit and vegetables are ranlnr(1
in great quantities. Dunnville has a
ieantifnl new station and platform :
and the latter is Always crowded toy
travellers and their friends. l'ant ehl
.Junction next. to very luisy point.
where the G. T. H. 0011»»4•» itself and
other roads run parallel.' Now, just
count the miles' ones between Tanfield
and f'alelo11i41. and wat.•h .111144'
chfon,inletei. WWhaat :• Over le wile a
minute : I told you so. Fine farm-
ing romary'.w,sl .If Caledonia. Ilene
is a neat Hag station at Middlepmt,
and a handsome new' station at Onon-
daga. All around herr the Iroquois
I`(ix Nation Indians", Imrrsnappalingly
tierce. are settling down into farming
just Tike their white brothers. It
would pity the **•%Feller to gnrs)il111
Ihr tt•ammllen as to little haPpenings
;long the road. Multiage st4lev 1n-
nnw0rahle would be, the result. i
have noticed that fat niers east. of
Brantford do not go west by seventy-
five
eventyfive per rent. as freely as their fell' w-
farmmers west of Brantford. Here we
are at Brantford after passing
through sevi•nty-five miler of st in-
teresting 'country and thriving your
inanities. A new station was built all
Brantford by the Orand.Trunk a
PollPle of year. ago. It is Duly -a
noble , Outside 'rnrmntt or I)1•
talwa it would (s/• hard 111 snrpasa it in
Ontario. yet Mt, afford. a w-tinderfulls'
hu.y junction city. is to have. some-
thing 'greater. while temdun is to
have an "eye-oo1WII1I.. of :1 nett( sI 111 jolt
Iacidhotel. Brant ford station is luih
of rein.•rit nod dressed stone, vitrified
1 brick and tele roof.. The waiting
Iroonrs have tiled than. bitty roof..
w,1114 1ilitell in gold, '11 %er and water
solo*« the • ellert Awl g very fine.
The ex t*'ll.lv.' platfol•1,14 t e (1f smooth
ronerele, white and ele•.ul. host of
through and lav,enger 1e, ins/ pass
hlo11gh
here Gaily, since 00 100
w . 41 placed upon the double -Skil sys
and 111:1111 line IN•, wrenthe east
.041. Station \I iat.•r• Short hand -
eon w'it'hout a hitch. One feels
t
and
ling 1
the two fits Mf Ihr doublr-Irack, with
its very wavy steel aid solid bed.
running it to Paris. Here 1s truly a
lovely lilt 1 town, lulill itpon the
hanks of the it•1uld and Nith river,,
the `.,''rt.1 ies,
rising` stlws%e el
side. A line vie
ca II "the pre ti
ran 1e 1l1lajti(
111/.new'1ee•1 do
hundred feet h
river. It is a pi
001 pause hent(
pn ,tty Paris on
InOver Ing rer nn
et1. Herr. t
iug apo mossIvo stnotutr ti
materials, It
Grund Tr(1nk, just w, 1s'bocci
-utHcient stations to keep half tilt
artisans in the r•olnity Inky. At
Paris station we loin .11f the main
line to. 1-14(1 to Stratford. Fine well -
kept farms on each side 111 us : 1)
wv
tit, Bright and Titvist,k are paw ell
«IIM•Iwg. %vide -awake (cowrie. Al
Mtrtlfothl the 11. T. R. is n mighty
',appro. lout n trifle to la h,(1 it
'sew to be. Stretford, like Brant-
ford,
onl,-is growing strong and healthy.
There Are signs ..f pr"gr's« e',.•rv'•
where and work for everyone. Nilyy, a ever know when work Wass.) plenti-
ful i• There is time for an early dinner at
Stratton]. Soon atter twel•e the
(Mill 1111114 tint for (i,slerich, forty-
five miles away. .1 hive known the
running of the train from Stratford to
be under forty-flye minutes 1 Power-
ful engines roll the cars, and they
mold vie with some of the fn1*t•st
only for the many stops.
Home of the flneat harms in Ontario)
are t) 1* wen as we pass on our way
through Perth and Moan, such fine
towns as Mitchell. Ihlhlin, SeAfnrth
and Clintond
on towns that hare good
.•IIrl1-r lies 111141 111)1141,
1 other on"the hill
w of whet its citizens
est town in Ontario"
d as he train crosses
nhlr t rk bridge, oneigh, 11Athe lirand
pity that t train docs
le, few mi lies, while sial And hlrw•11111
h other side , re ltd
tin. M.O.
\' stmt In In go
olio!
scent« to ole *lint. h..
THE SIGNAI,: (i0I1ERlell ONTARIO
streets and sidewalks. electric light-
ing, thri%ing 1 ',.fors:. i,i.l ro,., good
Reh,wd.4 and excellent nrwspaprra.
The true ('est. Irish and S. null, tv
strongly in evidence up here, and he
is doing a tin*' work for ('%luta.
Gcxdrrirh, .the county town of
Huron. is rwarhed at 1:'S1 i'. in. Of
this bright 1,1wn unstinted words of
Praise' might 114 freely used. %When
we it •p oaf the train 00 to the sine
room:t.•t e• pial h,l'lll, we, sow a tinele1
station of dressed stone and brick,
%h.s,. interior 14 panieled ill dual ••
%vomit,. In' front a steep hulk (1101
In the valley of the '*J. *leo,l liccl.
1lua,1. o idling. dreamy- stte.em in .010
loot a mighty 1,4111 ml 111 ••11.11114.
‘‘.4.'•
twit away 111 go,1,.enn 10141'
an,,l tio,1'br.Amlitill 'woad -al eels, 11,1,41
%till* ail 11110 111/11 hnd.•n, 1% it *%iJ,•
...moiety sidewalk- ..M h ,i.j.• MI the
niirty 11nw•
reel. ..i 14•,•1,. 11.11141.4,1114•
tcsolruces al1,anel, n hit• 1.1110', b11,y
factories are in 51o11g O' hien . Th,•
(s,utrty tut ling•. are in the .,'u n• .',I
the (1141 11. •.1,: ro:u:.Ir.1 by 1,11,-14 •haJJ•
fret. w it 14 gl n11,11101'1cl.:uiJ .,1m
(nrtaMe-.,•,1 The hank. util store.
end . hotel, 1,1• the most pat are
arranged ar(o11nd :ail t.•laglu. wail*
in, fin,:coon! 4 llniiW1ngsanti a pt1•11y
k int he c,.111 re,, the h•lilding.'brio
el n 1,1' 1., i,•1. ,111 .1 Ilse rouelrte-
;11t,to •11, le,•l wide,. 'J'br idea i,
n 1e1 :111 I,I..-u1J;. 'Phis town lin.
Mewl, tit 1. tkat, mil inhiabitants. 11
11.1• g11011 pa pet., choir'be., school,.
1•1.1,11or., Carnegie Manly, beautiful
h.il bor. bathing. boating, tl.hiug and
Inv g4,1411e. The Atnto.phrte is
clean' acid b,ariiig. A more delightful
Ida.'.• 1...p• to It holiday ill s . r
wombs 1.14 baud to *lid : aitd- lunldie.ls
of our AItrri,al ieighbrs .know it
well. lit•'r is where, the mlnnster
s;ellm.n trout aro. brought when -
.:(,Ighl at the fishing ground (.1 out
ni 1 Iw ,.old bar, 111 hake 111111)11. F'ur.
our part we generally; make ,a brief I
rest at the Park Mouse, kept by .1. .1
Wright, a tel caterer. 'Phis horse i
WA" l.•tilt nearly a Imitated yeat s ago'
IIs, the l anad1 Land Co.. and is a very,
interesting stritetul•.• tit the gate of
Harbor Park. There is gond business
done in t'be har•IH•41 in milling, Mother,
coal. .•Iivatng, 11.100111, VIP. .lust
now• the finishing touches are hying'
h1ut tipro 44 i brill elevator 11111 fret
igh. wltirb wa. burned down over a
year ago. ,Ind m v risestip in all 111e
',tretenh 111 s011d ceownt, it most ill-
101051iug structure.
lint there is so miunh to write about
111 a trip from Hula o to tiasle,'ich.
ler Brand Trunk. (haft cul
could be filled. (If Buffalo, the oleo -
11 -1. of w•ondi•rfnl trate would till
half .0 ruhlrian. If the journey west
ill the morning is deligbufl the 1.1111
east. twilight {oat of the w y,,a(,ld
the jour ney ended in the my ria, lights
of Huffalo, is equally so. t'he\con-
fort, Ie.agty and prosperity of 1)n-
tario grim, strongly upset one after
melt a journey—three Modred and
thirty miles return. Trains are rim
very punctually on the G. T. H. these
day's, so we 111144• nu need to Worry ,
about- deify,, Train Master Nixon
keeping thein up to sehe isle time
Two mail trains are run ,144h W:lc
daily bet wren'Buffalo and (ioderich.
gi%•ing a very fine mail service. .111
west of Stratford is Seahox hill, t1n
highest point in Ontario. 1e, is grit,
impossible to grow• tiled gazing iroi1
the window., for there ara h (reds
of real beauty spots passel on route.
1 was asked if the wntet• was deep in
the Niagara river tinder the intern,*-
C 1 bridge. It is, the f'. S. survey of
six Years ago finding a depth of fort Y-
-ix feet muter the ...wing of the Inter-
t.:ttional Midge. Whish county
'eros most 11ro51Ferous :• It would be
hard to say. W-elland, with its Ni-
ag:(,w Falls power. shipbuilding. iron
works. cordate, quarries. rte..'oc,us to
have a 10tnaukable future lefnre it.
Of 11re towns .mo cities on the way, I
wtnld predict great careers for Brant-
ford and Stratford. Where du l ser
neatest farniylg:' Everywhere. Hum-
Iwratoone has mantel farms. while the
fa l•IIIers Hrollnd ('aingt'IIIe seen' to pro-
duce great 'mops of font and *,'gr•
hlbb•,. 1'p in Orford. Perth laid
Huron the fame 1(1,• pretty modem.
and they se•h1 well tilled and have
fine barns and homes.
It is slid nowadays that corplla
lion-, do mot ear*' for their old ser-
i:mt,. l.ut the 1;. T. R. has v. -fermis in
it, '1•1%ice %f1f) I have passed the halt
Bent my mark of c•nntinnnns taloa t.
Take Malcolm 4'nleleugh.-nlwriu
fond*'nt nt th,• International bridge,
wh.,'did gra id work before the• invasion
of '1144 ; or take Conductor Wellington
Smith, still hale and hearty, vim 44(4
"p•r11ing at I)iindas when the ,11.•s.
jordisw ('anal accident ore11rred--1111.1
there are others, many.- Thy O. T. H.
has been lifted from the mire I'v the
present rnanagrulerl1• and the condi-
tion of its employees has been uiueh
improved.
Rmr -we inn 1t .411 a 11141: and 14role
other (Iffy we, may write up ether
mat ler. of interest as great as a trip
from Eric to Huron.
•
Making
and mending at
Diamond hall
Promptly and we.l—and at reason-
able -pricer -we attend to the repair.
las of N'arches and Jewelry of *11
funds. A special mailing box to
which to forward your wsic* to us
will be sant you fru on request.
We have unequalled facilities, toe,
forth designing and manufacturing
of special article in Jewelry, Silver-
ware, Lodge Regalia, Insign,a, Eta
Webuy old Gold Jews hy 4 high-
est rices.
W. .....1044 request Ira e/charse
saw ism. ,ll..tr.*.dc.a..1,, s..
NEW FALL GOODS
OUR NEW FALL STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE.
DRESS GOODS
Our dress d,rptu'tne111 is almost complete with the Ietul1ug new bales and colors for the (*11 ...worn.,
Dress tweeds ft- 25 cents uli to the Neat *ltles in tweed effects. The fnlhlwillg 41etwalllalde liner
are rrpr(:w•mlrJ ill 11410 asw,rtmeil, lath in color* amt plucks. 'broadcloths, venetiana, 11,1411111*, satins,
cloths, serge,. cheviots. litiriellas, ca.hwcr••w, te4. phabl., clans, tartans and Freileh merges.
WAISTINGS
American Empire twills, trig range of colors,
only 15 rents, glen! value,
WAISTINGS
Embroidered Ionia res, in light M(1
»twice» JUL
WW,01, net st•ipet. Very tate and Mil,
beautiful colorings JV
Ij11e1's (drip Powders cure. Fog
44414'b)• .1.14. WW 11•44111,
New life for a quarter. Nill.•r'1
Compound Iron Pills. For sale by
la .. 1Vil'0n.
rrN.
:/
"Royal Crown"
Witch -Hazel
Toilet Soap
The name tea'
Racal -- -quality
Crown -perfection in making
Witch -Hazel -soothing,hcaling,re-
freshing, beautifying
Soap -leaning
A perfect compiexiyn.:soap.
] perfect toilet Soap, l oc. a
ake. 3 cakes sjc. s
At Druggists F%rry w l ere.
The Underwear
That is Guaranteed
You get exactly what you pcy
for— or you get your Money
back—when you buy
Stanfield's
"Unshrinkable"
Underwear -
Every dealer, handling
STANFiELU:S, is authorized
to refund) the pmt: hale pace,
should•any STANFIELD
garment shrink from any
antic.
Sale Underwear
for you to buy,
isn't it ?
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LADIES' COATS
Come and i.e*.' the McKinnon reit, bought
just last week. 110('0.41 designs jai 1 he u1 u•ket.
4111111ng41 choice,-prit.11lllll
et (roan $10,'$15
RAIN COATS
l'ravene•llrs, faults Ulla $5
grey's/, ' neweaat, makes
Our stock in larger and 'nor attraelive than ever before.
J. H. COLBORNE
11$9:50
Corner Hamilton Street and Square (IODERICH,
When y' • business Iwo umes irk-
s oilie
rk•:111114 avid distasteful. you 4110 not well.
Jlillrt'h' ll J 1 Iron Pills will
Make it a pleasure to attend to Masi.
lie... For wale by .las. \Wilson.
Corrugated Galvanized
Iron Roofing and Siding,
SkV'l.l(-ll1 iS,
IiOT AIR FURNACES,
1 ARMERS' FEED HOILERS.
WHEELER & BAIN
179 King Street East,
TORONTO.
1
TO THE PUBLIC
Wis
Have you arrived at tb .e
fork in the road of life? Ai 'e
yon puzzled because you i lo
not know which path leas Is •
to suceess?
No doubt you have looked 't through
the office window of some great concern
and have seen the manager in 1 lig chair
—looked comfortable, didn't he ?
on have wished to fill the sat ie position
—ilon day. 'fiat's where a f5ii if less College
educati 1 comes in. But in 1ele('b ng a('ollege,
first see t t you are right --them go ahead.
let tells all about plans, sty otitis, charges,
uating, etc. Write for it.,
ember till June, inclu M re,
OSINESSIIQ OLLEGE
Y,M,c.A. UIJS,,
he erhr.d le, 1 t let htutlghoul l h.•
large -h l:,npirc ha dropped a notch or
Two, Arid ,•on,•gU 1tl1' hx•al pn,'t. 11,••
d111o1. we An. 1411u (141110 all P111
,s 1,111-1.1.price.. *41,111, 1111• ,11,4111' n 1 -
woo& 0 11111 tetter, than *ter. M.
1.1.:AS 1 F:AT St AftliET is oath, all
(red, e( uwwt,, poultry, roc.. and, while
I ha,ltiuv the public bar their Ifl«•nal
11.11 r„.rage, we, ,1114 It a 001111ll llAm • of
the ,Aloe.
Mc LEAN BROS•
,n roe F:.o-. -t. anti.,11nm•. BROS.,
Hardware Supplies for Pall
Nails, locks, hinges, barndoor hangers,
etc., etc. A full line of builders'
hardware.
Shovels, spades, and all kinds of farm
and garden tools.
Paints, oils, vatnishes, white
brushes, etc.
See our = Pocket Cutlery --keen goods
at keen prices.
Robertson's Ready -ouzel 'Paints are the Fest
We are agents for Goderich
J. NICHOLSON
The Hat -aware Store, • West Street.
S. J. YOUNG
Nexl Post Office,
Dungannon
SELLING OUT SALE
ANNOUNCEMENT
Our 6o Days' Sale is now expired and in order to
still reduce our stock lower we have decided to extend
the sale for
15 Days only, Commencing
Monday, September 10th.
coming Wt' h s.t. sl:ll Illent� alt' goods to select from suitableor th(+ season and at
prices that 111.= t.IIrewile,t buyers cannot but recognize as GENUINE Bargains. If you have
not esti yet been out to our sale, conie next week, and he convinced for yourself that this is
the place to buy good honest goods at Bargain Prices.
Iiave some special values to offer at the coming sale in the following lines, viz.:
Ladies' Furs Consisting of Ruffs, Stoles,
('aperines, Etc.
One Crate Fancy German China ; One Case of Underwear. and Five Cases
BOOTS and SHOES.
All the above mentioned have just arrived.
,Inst a mord Of explanation how and why these, Goods are here and on sale—I,ast
May we gave orders for the above named goods to be delivered Sept. 1st, the China pack-
age being; an import order. 'I'11e Furs, Boots and Shoes, etc., were matte up in accordanets
with our special order. It was only fair and right that we accept them, so our Toss in this
transaction Wvill be your gain, providing you avail yourself of this opportunity.
The Chinaware con.ists of some very useful articles which would sell in the usual was
at from 25 to :,us/ each, our sale price 10, 15 and 25c.
Boots and Shoes.
No doubt you are well aware of the present advance in these lines. Remember they
Were,bolight at the old prices, and will be sold at Genuine Bargains.
Ladies' Furs.
Are you going to want anything' in the above line tliis fall and winter ? if so, j
come and ask to see these goods. -Ilave a good assortment to select from. Remember, It
is only a pleasure to show goods. Also, do not forget that our stock in general is still
well assorted, and especially you will find our
Grocery Department
To teontain a good selection of Fresh, New and up-to-date Goods at very ('lose Prices.
in conclusion, let us thank our many customers and the public in general for their
liberal patronage during our past sale, and trust that each and every one will make a
special effort to come to our Is Days' Sale.
1 am your obedient servant.
TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE.
S. J. YOUNG