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THUS* 'AV, September 20, 1906 r)
PEN AND SIRS.
who Mould 1 be ea full of glee
why,aw••a my vsrraot spirit. he
kseept tonally high t
neon., the autumn day" are here.
The +stated slum of all the year
'1'W tare of pumpkin pie.
The opening question eontiuuen to
hr diw•ussud on bwuhaldruof the ocean.
1t ineas-
r1,'etlil floytu im atdbyulwiths the desire to
rlueill*te wlWr of the dificultirs and
inronsistenciesof Engli'shcorthugraphy,
there is A g,'11(rn1 rebellion Ilion sgainst the
idea of following the lead id Andrew
eat lrgie anti President Roosevelt in
such a movement, which, if It is to he
sarrrseful, mull engage the on -opera-
tion of at least s mlajorily of writers us-
ing Ihr h:uglish language. Probably in
the end it. will be t' d advisable to
leave the whole problem to the pro-
cess of evolution, which in this lest
thew cruturiP" has performed a very
,•onsderable reformation in tine yell-
ing of English.
919
Itedllyiug to the tias
n why
"the
English papers generallyall
the better elms of loon inn pnbliea-
tio0o' stick to "theatre," "centre,"
"metre" and similar word's ending in
"Ire," while in the United Stater "ter"
i. the common form. a lontotllporary
.aye :
"We fancy that they are in
many of these words other reasons
for adhering to the old form than
merely popular indispomition t(1
change. From each of these noun
forms we derive other words. F
ventre" we have "central," "cenUi-
fueal." "centripetal," nnd a .core or
v. of words whirls follow more na-
turally the "tris" form than the "ter"
toren. From "metre" WP get "nietri•
cal," "metrician," "tuett•ity," e t c.
From "theatre" we. have "theatrical,"
etc. Those who' Mick to the 'Illi"
endings argue that the rause of '•
fortuity is forwarded by their metre,
and that, even if it were not. 'miens
ear ore prepared to change all the
•'Mr' endioge to "hel" we 'should be
snaking ,'confusion worst confounded
to the learner of the language by
mutt iplying lions of except ions."
5411
A very pertinent objection to the
prup,.sal tit phonetic spelling is for
difficulty that would be encountered
In disposing of the many words of
different spelling which are pro-
nounced alike. For instance, meet,
went and mete : pair, pear and pare.
Must we have a "reformed" pronun•
cation .s well. in order to deal with
these .vse.? Along the saute Zine a
9yrgv(1se paper asks what to to war
dune with the Bostonian who call's
idea "ide•er" and square ".quay-uh,"
and the New Yorker who pronouuoes
Hearst "Hoist," and the (lrorgian
Who pronounces here "yer." and the
New Englander who say "111En119P-
when he rneans honse.
ti„rue .1 the •eentriritiem of the
language Arc neatly displayed in the
1(114.41114 lines
N pen u h. English tongue we •penk.
who 1. "break" not rhymed with "creek' t
11111 you tell see why Ws True
Ke ear •w," but Ilkewt•e "few,..
.4r4 the maker of a verse
.-Enna cap his "hot.." with "wars"' t
144 .,rd sound. not the WIMP a. "heard ' :
odd' 1a different from "word":
-cow" i. ,ow. but "low" Is low :
"Shoe i• never rhymed with "foe. '
Think of "hose' and "d0 -e" and "lows,
Ando( "Kowa" and yet 01
Think et "cough' and "harm" and "t ..
"hull' and "roll" and "home" anti -.wow.'
And ..ince "pay" io rhymed with".ay.
why not ',paid- and "Yid." I pray I
We have "Mood- and "fowl" and "gout .
"Mould' io not pronounced lake "roma'
wherefore "dons.' int "gone' and "Ione
I., here any reason known t
Mel in .nor. It seem. to n...
•.mr.J. and leper. dl.agrr..
div
It appears that the people in 11
mustier of Ontario towns to the rant
of 'este excited over what "reins to
them a strapgP appearance in the
evening sky. Mouse explain it in one
any and +,,.u0 in another, and eel k0011
AM the difference* of 01. that ill
al leant one t•Iwll a duel, "or "(ear-
thing equally fatal." is Joked for as a
rteult. One explanation of the
phenomenon is that it is. a Cluster of
,slllighto sent 11p over Grand Rapids,
Mich., to test the slur of mull it
method of illuminating the city. An-
other is that it is a lighted balloon.
At arat ford there i0 a theory that it.
is* lighted airship anchored over De.
trait. At Onelph one man, dessert host
as a repnlallle r'ititen, swear that he
distin,4ly maw :he light move a yard
or so smith. As a matter of fact the
strange light im the planet. Venus.
which Harty at present be earn from 7
"'114.1. every evening until after 44
o'clock. in a 4 100linn somewhat month
of west. It travels rapidly aerie.. Vo•
hen4(IIn and is n brilliant and beauti-
ful emxitaelle.
o'.,si-
ful.p.•taele, and ' which is well
worth watching from 1 he lake swank.
The .rtmerlity of the ides. that it Conld
he ,. balloon or a bunch (1f elertrio
lights mil. easily be n,•011 when
runoidel•e that, owing to the rot 1•
it)• of the earth, an object. over g)..-
*rolit would h,.%0 to M several miles
hug* within the holt'ou her'
snot. beside*, it would have In he an
etr.sslingl)' 01tong light to he .ern al
Ihis distance,
444
11're's the latent hrtin-0zrrehun.
A former and his wife d,sin•,I to
weigh a pig, Mu howl no wales. The
I0,u1 weighed 1611 p otin40 and his wife
1'p plin;ls, They pot, a located across
a fence s0 that when they sat upon
the rods of the hoard it exactly hal
*ne441. They then exchanged places.
the wife taking the pig In her lap, just
llalsnring the hoard again. Now
math ,lits the pig weigh ?
1'
/4r Red )e .ten,,,.
',et everything go
In the heath. for dough.
And never Int up
Erse a Millon or sn.
To Ilmhe with youth
And friendship and truth :
,705
poor mitts on the coin
7lhout...rind, or rn1 h.
Expand your first 0(11110..
Till it ..vr1lo to stallion .
TM'n 01.1144Y and night
T.11111.110 It It trillion.
And theft when your.tnre
1• a 1111110 nr o'er
N h) k.•yD nn n hn.•tllna
Ac4 re.4ing for mo,w
henp en. never stn1
Amp.
rT
dollar you mars
'.me other will esp.
Keen on till yen rile
4M thee teem *4.. sky
Mak rreeel Eatior-MMN/*Melt your s Ay.
hwlr
HOT WEATHER DEBILITY.
How to Piotect Omeself Against Heat.
Fatigue, and Summar Dumas.
Mauy people are su easily. affected
by the hot weather an to be capable of
but liittle work duriug the summer
mouths. Inquiry atuuult this clang
will show that in nearly every tn-
ataucr there is a weak et rarh and
Inure or less indig,wtiun. Pitt' the
digestive organs right by using
M o-na stout/wit t+iblrly and • the sum-
mer time will prove the pleawutiseat,
most desir,ble and enjoyable 0eastiti
of the yeast.
One little Miv-na tablet b efcote reek
meal will give you life, vtl,.lity,
energy and physical rialto am* during
the heated term and warm off the
ordinary disru,esof summer. Mi-o-na
Io nut an ordinary summer 1(11110 01'
digeativr, it is a true strengthener of
the digestive system,. building up the
organs to perfeet health and vitality
by curing the indigestion 1 ab-
solutely removing all pains and dim -
trees in the stomach, speck* before
the Pyre, sick and tiervuus headache,
and other w nlptuuis that come from
a weakened ,toum.h.
Mi-o-oa 'Boake/ positive and lasting
cotes and la sold under an ahs,lute
guarantee that it will cure all diseases
of the stomach, except cancer, or Ilse
money -- fide. per box -will 1w re-
funded.
For wale by all dealers. The 1t. 1'.
}tooth Co., I3ul?alo. N. Y.
Holding the Queen.
Mammy broke suddenly into the
parlor one day. and castle 111{o11 alis
aunt Margaret sitting on Mr. Brown's
knee.
The surprised couple hastened to
pull wool over the youngster's eyes.
"We are rehearsing for a lits le pity,
Mammy," explained aunt M*ragaret.
"Yrs, Mammy,' added Mr. Brown,
with a touch of sentiment in his %tiler:
"1 am now holding the queen."
"You must be greet at 1t," answered
Mummy as he haekrd out of the iso
"1 heard uncle Jack say that you held
four queens lost night. '
A Queen's Epigrams.
1('artnell Sylvia (Queen Elizabeth '4
RouWatrial is author of these epi -
grain s.
A man establishes his honor on the
field of polities, a woman in the nur-
sery.
Religion has always inspired art.
but its devotees have not always been
saints.
Fasting often makes &potties, but
good d' r make diplomats.
A lover's jealousy is homage :
husband's an tumult.
Truth must have always existed.
Ler men would never have invented it.
Father "He'd slake a motel hus-
huand, 1 don't see what fault you r.tn
ilnil with him." !tough t.'s
just the trouble. 'Think (1t tbedis.d
vantage 1 should h.lvr in ca .• we
quarrelled.'.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Wheat Future, Clow Higher,
Chicago Lower -Live Stock Mar-
. kat. -The Latest Quotations. •
Moeda. Evening. Sept. 17
Liverpool wheat fumes , Weed to -day lkd
Maher Oar. S•turda) and euro funny. „
, hanged lis4,d lower.
At Chicago Sept wheat closed Vac lower
kis Saturday, Sept. cora Iv lower and
Sept oats Orr• ,ower.
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
At the Winnipeg option market to dry
the f,+llowlug were the eloslog 400tat4. ms.
sr 1 741•, hid, U, t. 7urb. ha, Dec. Itws4r
643 1110i{4,. bld
THE VIoIBLE SUPPLY.
Sept. 17. '00 Sept, 16. '05.
7-10.4 31.1951.00u 1:/,:l.4,1ay,
l bru 1,1tXt1.W) 6,740.0"
male 7,110040)
berth( the week wheat luoreased 1.0=1 -
u0 L..l.els, cora lw'rr0.d M W 1ue4t1s tad
oats I m rsased 04,4stu 'make's.
LEADING WHEAT MARKET]S..,
B01., M1
New Tek Wy ....
0.trat 731, 74
St Lunt, 644, 7U . 741`
4louespo6, .. 71% 7151 75
Toledo 71%- 7544 710s
Duluth 72% 72 764*
TORONTO `GRAIN MARKET.
V rai .-
w heat, minas. ewh....p 00 to 10 00
Wheat, tall, hus...., u 74 0 73 •
Wheat rot. bush 0'14 ....
Whyaf (wee. 1.31•u 0 70
Yarle), Lunn , .e 0'44
Mats bush. old 088 .-..
Vats, trash, new 4 30 ....
Rye, busk. ....
Pens, Luria. ....
NEW YORK DAIRY M• ARKET.
New Iurk. Sept 17. --Butter .hlru re-
ceipt* 7114. street price extra creamery.
26a to 2344.:: ugrlel pries esm.r7.
MOW
mum to 40tea. 111.: t0 'Sic: .s .t.ru ;.,tory
common to ants. lee to 19c. wester, lull.
tease creamery. estrus, 215,. to :2e; dr.ta
tu
Cllone- - kat ; rearlpts, Ms: state. full
.ream, large fancy, 1iege to 1:%%0; fair to
good, 11�c t0 l2c; email fatal. 1'214 fair
t0 aimed. 114re to 12e: Inferior'. 4%e to
104,.: skiing, full to bet, 2c to 1%r.
Norge Steady; receipts. 7592: state. Petro-
/ Ivtml, mad ,ear -by fancy /elected, white.
Mr to p•; do. choice, ?7c to 'AM; tintedextra. 2:a' to 21k; western Inas. 21%0 to
r!. 'official prig neaten ant. 1144,); ec-
oid,, lis• to 21c; Yeotuaky, 17e to 21e.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Cables About t orhneged-4 at11e toe
Nigher at Chicago.
tendon. Sept. 17 - L•au.dla,, cattle 1n the
British markets are quot00 et lUiyc to
1114c per IG; refrigerator beef. Cs, per 1b
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto Junction, Sept. 18. -Receipts
at the Union Stock Yards were 100 car-
loads. oomemeed of 2091 .nate. 156
sheep, 1: bop and 7 calves.
ispertere.
Prior Sur •izipplkg eoUle rouged
Item 14.25 to 54.75. 00th few Karla at
the tatter paw. the bulk pine at $4.40
to $4 60 per cwt. iisporx bolo, of which
few were oC,me,d, *old at V.:. to 1"
Per oat
Setchees.
Few good butchers' cattle were of
feratd, and mem of prime quality. Tint
beat offend sok' from $4.25 to $4.60.
sad few at the latter roe. the hulk of
the cattle offend evil nr umber $4 Per
cwt. ; malum. 53.16 to 54.25; , OnIm04
SILO to 5376; ovwa. 52.50 to 53.76 pow
cert.
Milkers aad Springers.
About a dozen n 2lch caws and
wormers *old at 826 to 566 each, and
more good mere would have wW tvw,d-
III
Teal Calves,
'lee few calves offered aol.l et 55 to
IS .per c wt.
ab••ep sod Las•he.
bort *keep mold at 14 to 1440 par
cwt Leave at $6 76 no M per own.
■ege.
Vetter steady 1t p. Kennedy re
uoaa red at $4. W for
wheats d)and 11.144 for light tau,.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
Mastrsal sept. 17.-111pRrlsl , ,Ybin
fr.o Liverpool 00 0•44.40 wen w..,4•r ant
ter sewer, at 114' tt 104ke. •od r o- hers at
antic W 1114kc. Leedom cables wer•• ...say
e t Ile fa Casadlui Ulayuw quoted ■na
MUMS at lilac to hth,', with ulr+ at '16 .e
117 Ira pr head, .rports for 1,41 we.k
from NM matte, I311 steep. receipt. t, day
n
earIZIS 0at1, W 0116•, ,own 0" .h •.1
sad lamas. 130 eels.. a•d Kat) hoes rrini •
be.ese 'rete new seamy End �'••,�¢• i.
Metier prem, het ale ether kiwi. ►.•I,1
e tawl lam week • rare* Yr J,w 41* It.. h
are head lie pee it. fee aPWee f I I 1'*r
cattle e.
-at the market, pretty o'1
t
Sao to NN. AAa ,saes _stark K . Pee
to at. aawa Mee meg al ..,r..
but then were 00 shake ,4.444.•5. .141.• ..;
them. The calces were mostly (reav-,a.
which surd at 244* to Slige per ;b.: l,•d
I., ale sold at So to 64.c per 1b.: four „•o
tlue .u1rH wars 11014 fur Sri. Sheep .:u..1
at 6'4.• to 4c per 14.; lamW sold at .'s• to
5%c per Ih. Guud Iola uf tat tugs cont :.1
7c ler 14.
EAST 'BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET
tact Sag.lo. Sept. 1T. ---Cattle- Re.rlpte
6410 bead; goal active acid strong to ilk
higher; eunimou dull sod *aster: prl0.r
steers, $:.,75 t0 84.26: *Lapidus, 15 to P5.TS:
butelienf. 54.23 to 57 40; heifers, 43 :el to
$530; cows, $3 to 14.50; Lulls, 53.50 o•
$.23; etu.krre mud feeder., 53 75 to $1.13'
stuck teller. 12.30 to 5:1: fresh vow and
sprlugen reties, $2 tlgl.rr, 531) to $41
Ilugs--&t.elppts, 10,4k1): heavy $6.30 to
$0.50; eased, $44) to 541.4.: Yorkers, Sato
to .440: pigs. $6.00 to $0 70; Rundle. 17.1*
to 56.tl11; stags, 54 ho $4.50; dallies, 10 to
4G 70
Steep and Lambs-Recelpte. =MA/ bead:
cheep active and Reads; tarots slow and a
wade muster: lambs, 55 try to $T.fa). s tee
Ss: )e.rllu s 50 10 84,35; wetter& $5.77 to
5G; ewes, 13111 to $6.60; steep, tutted, $2
to 15.50; Canada lambs. $7 SO to 57 75.
NEW YORK LIVE STOLK.
New York, Sept.17. Beeves- Receipts
5741; good to choice aterre eared, to a
shade IuWer: medium to .0.10.0., IU, t..
'Jr.: lower: bulls steady toaider; fat cows
1 a to 2:.. o5; utters atemly; 000.10011 to
Melee seen, 5575 to 111. vise car, $4.10
bulls, 521M t0 53.70; .'owe. 41.25 to 43.43'
*spurts tis-murr0w, SOP cattle oast PRO quay
ton uf beef.
Calves • Receipts, 22:'0: vents 6r, to Sar
higher: isomers steam.: coals..13 to W;
'11111/%4 -out." 54 to 54. :o; grassers, 53 to
514.50; feeders. $575 to 41.1.7: cells, 51,7(4
westerns, 13.:0 t0 $4.10
Sheep mud Loathe - fleetly's, 14.604
'�
14.110.0 r to 5454 lower: *beet", 53.744 t.
55.V.: r w bead at 56.10: calla $2 to 40.
Iam4e. t1. to $4.15; our car. 84,54: 41.01.33441.01.3341i0.o.l
sale' at ML e5 to 5a: culls. 54 to $:.; ('roads
lambs, 57.75.
Uoge--tte..•lpt., 0421 head; market steads
to strung: state Alla Peousylvaula bugs
14.57 to 57.10,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
lldcsgv, Sept. 17 .Caole -- Receipts, 'A, -
tam. strung to 1u. nigher; 100.104 to prime
shirr.. 5374 to 16.75; taros. 11.70 to 14 77:
heifers., %'_.00 to 55.35; 5,.I1s• 53 Sr t0' 51.:/1;
calves, 13 to WA: 'tuckers and feeders,
$3 in to 54.45.
Ilues-lt•'.rlpla, 90,1440: steady; prime
IIULt. 50.50 to 5a 60: prime l.a.y, 16.25 -o
16.,40; butchers', 16.Z to 50165; 0,4004, $5.40
to W.4u: weklsg. 5:.35 to 13.75.
Sleep -Receipt*. 10000: west to 15r low-
er; sheep,' 41.50 to t6. T5: !earflap. SLIM
to 5 .et1: Iamtie,'S.40 to 57.75.
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the terve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause is the same as in as
Rheumatism- disorder 4f
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wise the same-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
I desire to announce to the public
that I have bought out the harness
business heretofore conducted by A.
.1. PAI,l'ItIIN:h:, and amt prepared to,
till all -orders ill buy line. I will have
constantly ill s;t0ck a full line of
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
Robes, Whips, Trunks, Valises
anti rt'1'ryt Hing usually found in a first-
class harness situp, at right prices.
.A share of -the public patronage is
solleltt d.
JOHN DONA LDSON
til eel!ti31n'
to A..1. P.t1:r1tII)i:F: Hamilton SL, (}odel'IcII
MC gEiC 1St 1E1 Ia
The only Dl.k that does Twice the
Mork while half taster on boron •
Ureteral Net Signalled by anything else
built fur cultiv•tir.g. A •arce•o for yank
lug 41.04 1104 Om Sall Mewed toad.
Fur ,armee ■Ilew• or wlab►le Fields
after Lovett. Look for the name "B18
SELL."
B18SRLI.." None genuine without It Fur
Sale by Agents loud Maouf•ctured by
T. E. BISSELL, ELORA, ONT,
1.33J Drop • pod. card for Booklet " 1;."
Coal! Coal !
Very Low Prices
for Coal for
Next Year's Supply
For Cash
ROBERT ELLIOTT
'Phone 70
WORSELLS'
The People Who -Sell the Best Stoves and Ranges
Huron Steel Range
for hard coal, soft coal or v,,lod. A steel range, of unquestionable superiority,
beautiful ill design and ornamentation and perfect in construction. We have
dozens of these ranges in use. Read what one of our customer; says :
(lnderi'h, Oni., August 211th, IWMMO,
MR. ‘.1. H. WRRSEI.L.
(iodet'Irl,.
DRAM MIB : Referring to H11ron Steel Range pilseed in my 11011.44', 1 beg to state it ham given entire
satlsritr•tiln, Wit in haling and in tie. %cry rosy ron..ulnptiou of fuel, and is a veil- powerful hot -waste,
hhenot(.'r.
Nigh) generate) form this Mange.
state that 1 have a reservoir and n int -Tater front. on this Range and I hent my parlor' with
. wntr•r
This Huron Steel Range replaced nnnther range of 'modern make• but rnnsidrr the Huron to Iw•
the hoed made Nolo..
Wishing the If Main MteeI Range every success.
Tonna truly,
(`HAS. I1. Ml'MONUM, Barber,
(lowlrrirh. Ont,
He sure and see these Ranges at
the Great Northwestern Exhibition.
Worsells' Cheap Hardware and Stove Store, Hamilton street
11ARDWARI:
WORSELLS
9
HARDWARE
N vv
YIIUNt•. NU. W. A. McKIM `OONTICH,
W
WHEN YOU VISIT
the Great Northwestern Fair don't forgt3t to call -at
lMcKim's I'usy Store. We cordially invite you' to
rake it. your teadqurrters. Whether you buy or not
snakes no difference, I We want you to see our enlarged store and incidentally see a few of our unsay
bargains,
A Good Dress Skirt
A
well made, good material, big va;ue at 82, for 81.48.
Bear Skin Infant's Coats
.'t wanuhu'tnrer's sarnp:es01'30 at a big reduction.
New Millinery,. New Jackets
To Clear
3 pieces Japanese Matting at lac. 3 pieces Hemp
Carpet at I lc, 15c and 20c. 2 pieces Carpet 40c for 32
We again 1u, ile Inn it/ make your headquarters ad
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
GODERICH
She -"1 think a girl iv very foolishn o I
to marry a poor ratan." He -"Ye-.
but not half tl
foithe In I...IPPI N COTT'S
w•hti marries that kind of girl,"
OLD HENS WANTED
s
We will pay the highest cash prime
for live old hens, also *1u'ingpr chickens,
ducks and all'kimi of potirtry. Nen-
1 iuu t his paper.
THE CANADA POULTRY AND
PRODUCE CO.. Limited.
Stratford, -
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A FAMILY LI
The Best In Current Llterature
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;THE MEMORY OF
QUALITY
i
i
lingers long after the price is forgotten. The
best is the cheapest. This has been proven by
the thousands of users of
Happy Thought `Manges.
It is a range made of pure pig -iron and made
by skilled mechanics, not apprentices. It's deep
and narrow firebox makes it the most economical
range on the market. Space will not permit us
to tell you of all the good qualities of the Happy
Thought, but call at the Store and we will give
you the names of over 50o users of the Happy
Thought who will tell you of all its good quali-
ties. The Radiant Ilome Heater still leads the
market. It will heat more space with less fuel
than any other heater made.
In General Hardware we have the biggest
and most complete stock you will find west of
Toronto.
In Plumbing, Heating and Tinsmithing we
have a large and competent staff and can give
you prompt attention and guarantee you a
thorough and up-to-date job. As in former
years, when visiting the Fair make our place
your headquarters for leaving your parcels, etc.
L.
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones Store, 22 ; House, 112.
411110
I
1
MESSRS.
Stoddart & McKinnon
beg to announce that they have
taken the contract for
the handling of
Massey -Harris
Implements
and extra parts and extend an
invitation to all Massey -Harris
patrons and friends to visit the
them in their showrooms.yy��
By close application to busi-
ness and by carefully looking
after the requirements of custo-
mers they hope to merit the sup-
port and confidence of the whole
farming community.
0
;THE MEMORY OF
QUALITY
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lingers long after the price is forgotten. The
best is the cheapest. This has been proven by
the thousands of users of
Happy Thought `Manges.
It is a range made of pure pig -iron and made
by skilled mechanics, not apprentices. It's deep
and narrow firebox makes it the most economical
range on the market. Space will not permit us
to tell you of all the good qualities of the Happy
Thought, but call at the Store and we will give
you the names of over 50o users of the Happy
Thought who will tell you of all its good quali-
ties. The Radiant Ilome Heater still leads the
market. It will heat more space with less fuel
than any other heater made.
In General Hardware we have the biggest
and most complete stock you will find west of
Toronto.
In Plumbing, Heating and Tinsmithing we
have a large and competent staff and can give
you prompt attention and guarantee you a
thorough and up-to-date job. As in former
years, when visiting the Fair make our place
your headquarters for leaving your parcels, etc.
L.
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones Store, 22 ; House, 112.
411110
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