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Sturdy boys
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Bonnie Girls
with lots of sound bone
and muscle, full of animal
life and pluck, are raised
on wholesome, nutritious
Bread.
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PURITY
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from the choicest Western
Canada Hard Wheat, by
the latest improved meth-
ods in the most modern
Mills in the world.
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other -rich in nutriment
sad wholesome.
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"Don't Use Too Much"
Armour's
Solid Extract
of Beef
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Be careful not to use too
rest a proportion of Armour's
Reef Extract when making Beef
Tea, Soups, or Gravies. Too
much does not improve your
dishes. Just add one-quarter
the quantity you would of other
Extracts and Fluid Elects,
because Armour's has four tirnes
the strength of most of them.
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to its accuracy in tune -keeping.
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LUCKNOW PAIR.
List et Prise -winners at Exhibition
Hold Last Week.
Following it the prize list of the
Kinker Branch Agricultural Hociety
exhibition, held at Lucknow, uct.olier
2nd and fird;
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Lady driver*, Chas. Ttytor. Jas.
Harris, M. Matheson ; gent's turnout,
Lott A King, 1st and find, Jaw. A.
Kant.; special, teatu of goats, D.
Brailloy.
HICAVY DaatroIrr Hotwas-Span Iti
flamers, J. Folder, R. McKenzie. J.
Foster ; brood mare, H. J. POMO.. D.
MeDairruld : foal. H. J. Pollock, W111.
Smith, J. McDairmid; twleyear-old
gekliug. J. Idalairtnid, S. Morrison :
two-year-old filly. J. H. Davidson! %V.
McQuillan. W. Jamieson ; one-year
filly. R. J. Pollock. J. H. DavidNn
oue-year gelding, F. Henry'; female,
any age, Canadian bred, diploma, R.
J. Pollock; brood mare, diploma. R.
J. Pollock; best heavy draught, any
age or sex, R. J. Pollock.
AGRICULTURAL HGHAIRS MAI*, R.
J. Pollock. W. Smith, J. Cranston ;
foal, R. J. Pollock, E. McQuillan, W.
Taylor; two-yeat -olditelding, W. It.
Mullin, J. tierieor, W. ; one-
year -old gelding. W. . Martin, W.
Jamieson, W. H. Martin : span 111
banleS11, W. lianningw.iy, J. Me-
Dairtuid, J. H. Davidson.
GIDIRRAL PURYGOIR- Mare. W. R.
Martin. J. Barbour, W. R. Martin : foal.
W. R. Martin. J. Barbour, W. R. Mar-
tin ; two-year-old gelding, W. Taylor;
one -year-old gelding. Frank Henry
span in harms's, C. Taylor, McGuire
& Humphrey. J. McLean.
CARRIAOR-Spiiii in harness, Lett
King, J..loynt, J. U. Reid ; mare. 1.
Taylor; fowl. Taylor ; two-year-old
gelding. M. Woods, W. at J. Jaiiiiesih.
Ittrap--Buggy litiree, W. Iletiter. J.
Harris, Hanna; mate, P. Mc-
Millan; foal. two-year-old gelding. J.
Creator ; two-y..141,11J, W. R. Martin.;
one -year-old, W. R. Martin. 14 and
2sid ; foul, W. H. Martin, 1st and 2nd.
• CATFLE.
Do,au.ast--Bitli. three years old, P.
W anion ; hull, • year old, P. Tor-
rance ; bull calf, 0. Moffatt ; heifer
calf. P. Torrance, ha and 21iti.
KuuReann - Bull. any Age. G.
Webb ; bull calf, heifer call, female,
any age, and herd. all prize.. IA, if.
%Vebb.
(Manx -Cow. 0. A. Greer, la and
2nd; heifer calf. (i. A. Greer ; owe-
yeair-old steer. P. Torrance; dairy
cow in village, J. Lyons; best three
steers, Jno. McLeod.
(IMAGE CATTLE FOR DIKALK/04 -
Two-year-old heifer, A. Nicholson :
t wo-year-old steer. H. Durniti, lst and
2nd : fatted cow. A. Nicholsn, be and
2nd ; herd three Klock steers, H.
Durnin, led and 2nd.
Janagv--Feusale, R. Muslin.
SHEEP.
Lgice.wrgit -Aged rani. O. A. Greer,
Purvis Bros. ; ewe. 0. H. (freer. 1st
and 2nd ; nhearling ram. Purvis
1st and 2nd : ewe Iamb, G. H. Greer.
Purvis Bros. ; 11141 11411111. (3: H. Greer,
J. K. McDonald shearling ewe, J. IL
McDonald, 1st and 2nd ; iwn, G. 14.
(freer.
Ostrom) DOWNP4 -)'we, Jtu•. A. Me -
Donald ; ewe Iamb, Jas, A. McDon-
ald . With, Jas. A. McDonald.
MkIROPHIIIRIC DOWNI4 - Age•I
Alex. McDonald. Jas. Alton; ewe,
Alex. Mel) Id, D. Illendereme-;-
slwarling rani. A. Mel )(maid, let awl
2nd ; ewe lamb, A. McDonald, D.
Henderson ; ram limn. U..Henderson,
A. McDonald : she/win; ewe. 0. Hen-
derson, A. McDonald ; pen, A. M.-
Donaltl: fat ewe. (1. A. Omer ; I.t.t
ram. any age 111. breed, A. McDonald
PIGS.
BERK rH I RE BOAr..lior. A11011 POW,
Jaa. Alton. Irt and 2rel far-
rowed in 19116. J. Alton : Nem far-
rowed in 19011, J. Alton, 1st and 2nd.
Youionting Boar. Jar. Alton ; vow,
Jas. Alton ; boar. fartowed. 11. 111414.
Alt.1111; mow, farrowed in 191111, Jos.
Alton.
TAM M Roar, Alex. McDon-
ald ; sow. Jas. Alton. A. McDonald :
mow, farrowed in 19110, A. MeDoriald.
Int /Uhl 2riti ; boar. A. kleDonald.
DAIRY.
Special collectionVeitter. J. Lyons -
P. Watson ; tub butter, J. Lyons:
roll table butter, J. Lyons, P. Watson.
H. McDonald; crock of butter. 0. 14,
Robertson, J, [gone. H. MeDonald
. Lyons,
P. Watson bit -made breath J. Mc-
Dairmid, T. Moore, A. Smith ; jar of
honey, A. Smith. II. McDonald
honey comb- in frame. H. McDonald,
A. Smith ; eine quart itieple syrup,
Albert Alton. J. Alton ; collection of
baking, J. Lyons. T. Moore, P. itt-
*iin
; loaf home-made liread, flour pur-
chased from W. J. Taylor, John 1111e•
Donald ; loaf hoine-made Mead made
from Ogilvie's Royal brand, T. Moore.
FRUIT.
Aretitm-Alexandets. ItFarrish, J.
Adams; -haldwinr. K. Comeron. .1.
Bryan ; Ben Davis, K. Cameron. E.
Jarvis; culverts, E. Jarvis. P. Tor-
rance; Cayuga red rtreok, A. Smith :
Canada red, .1. Alton, A. Alton :
crabs. A. Alton, J. Alton; graven -
steins. R. Fantail, D. Alton ; wealthy,
(*.t. Greer, J. Alton : kings. K. ('am-
eron, J. Alton ; fallowater. 1). Alton;
mann. (1. A. Greer, J. Alton: fall
pippina, E. Jarvis, D. Alton : 20 -ounce
pippitia, D. Sttond. E. Jarvis : Blen-
heim pippins, J. Alton. C. Taylor ;
rihston pippins. .1. Alton, 1). Alton:
Rhode Island greeningr, .1. Bryan, J.
Alton ; Roxboro presets, E. Jarvis. J.
Alton ; golden IllitAPIa, A. Smith. K.
Cameron: snows, H. Mothers, ('. 1)4y-
lor ; northern spy. P. Torrance. 14.
Cameron ; wagners, I). Sttoild, A.
McDonald ; fall, any other variety. A.
Alton, R. Farrish ; winter, any other
variety. K . Cameron, R. Farrish ;
three fall varieties, K. Cameron, D.
Alton ; three winter varieties, K.
Cameron : hest variety named apples,
K. Cameron,
Peana, Err. Simone! pears, .1. Al-
ton. A. Alton ; fall peots. A Alton, K.
Cameron ; winter pears, A. MeDonald,
D. Alton : canned fruit, A. M.14pmee,
D. Roston.
GRAMM - Concord, .1. Alton :
Niagara. J. Alton.
(MAIN.
Fall wheat, C. Taylor, P. Watson.
S. Morrison ; fall wheat. red, C•
Taylor, .1. McDairmid ; oats. black.
P. Watson; oats. white, long, W. %V.
Smith, D. Alton, W. Hunter; oats,
whit., short, T. Moore, .1. Alton. 2tVil
and :1rd ; spats, J. Melhdrinitl, .1.
Alton: fdx-rowed barley, T. Moore, C.
Taylor. J. Methdrinkl; any other
variety 'vitrify, P. Watson. 1'. Alton,
0. Taylor; peas, C. Taylor, 1'. Moore,
W. Stnith; rye, A. Alton ; timothy,
n . Alton. J. Alton. J. Lyons: eorn,
yellow, T. Moore, .1. Alton : enrn, any
other vii &V. J. McDairtnid, T.
Moore: Rout, millers or agents, 1).
Mallotigh oiatmeel. 11 Mallough :
flax veer]. .1. McDairmid. .1. Alton :
white Wane. A. Alton. 1' Watson
largest and beet eollection of earn
grain. K. McQiiillan, .1. M. Doirmitl.
LA DINA' WORK.
Ottotnak. Miss Toltoti, Mrs. NU
A:r
,1 *art e.',Olgtgb.,
field ; Berlin wool, Hat, Mise Fisher,
Miss Johnston ; batteulturg lace. Mrs.
Duffield, Mien Fisher ; blankets. Jas.
Alton, '1'. Moore ; crochet counter-
pane. D. C. MeMorran, hlre. Duffield ;
drawn work. Miss Burgess, 'Mrs.
Duffield ; delph embroidery, Misit
Firher ; art embroidery, Miss Fisher,
Mrs. Duffield ; embroidery tin linen.
J. Lyons, Miss isher : etching, Mies
Fisher. T. Misere ; fancy knitting. cot-
ton, Miss Fisher, T. Moore : fancy
knitting. wool, Mies Fisliertj. Moore
fancy path work, .1. Bryan, T.
Moore; fancy slippers, Pliss Fisher. T.
Moore ; gent's fancy Ila 1 shirt.
Miss Fisher ; honiespon.yarti, P. Wet -
son, T. Moore ; ideal imitate', Miss
Duffield, /Col Fisle•r: knitted counter-
pane, Mrs. Duffield, 'I'. A111010 log
cabin quilt, Mia. Duffield ; laundry
II*, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Duffield :
mantle drape, Miss Fisher, Mts. Dur
field p netting. Misr 'notion. Miss
Fisher ; patch uisilt, WO'''. T. Moore.
A. l'homperon ; maul' tinilt, eotton,
W. Johnston. A. l'Itimnistiti ; patch
1.11 old pie'' (loth, Mies
Tolton, T. Moore ; pawl, on old wick.
T. Moore, Miss Talton ; pante. borne.
made. Mrs. Duffield ; double mitts, T.
Moore : knitted gloves, Miss Fisher,
Hrs. Duffield ; knitted hose. 'Miss
Fisher, T. Moore knitted wicks, '1'
Moore, Miss Fisher ; knitted sod.*
fr 1 pen yarn. 1. Watson. T.
Moore ; mitts from 1 1 yarn,
P. Watson, T. Moore ; ladies' hose, 1'.
Moore, ; uul I.utv rill*11114,,
Miser Fisiser. Miss Hutson ; parlor
sereen,Mra. Duffield. Miss Fisher ; rag
mat, T. M,1,111t ttttt ler-
wear. Miss Fisher, Miss Hutson
fancy floor mat, ti. S. Robertson ;
she'll. knitted. Mi,. Duffield, !Hiss
Hutson shawl, eroehettsl, Mrs.
Duffield, 111 i es Fisher; crocheted
halite omits, Miss Fisher, NI i as
Itittson ; tattle doylies. Miss Bar-
gees. Mrs. Duffield ; !Aria etishion, Mrs.
'L/11/field, 14. Geddes ;" tidy. Minn
Fielier. Mts. Duffield : table renter -
piece, Miss Fisher, '1'. Lawrence,: t ray•
cloth, Miss Fisher, Mrs. Duffield ; tat-
ting. :qrs. Duffield. hiss Hutson ;
woven ISI11111r• pane, T. Moore :shadow
embroidery, Mrs. Duffield ; convert -
ti 1 embroidery, Miss Fisher, Mts.
; Norwegian emluoidery, Mrs.
Duffield ; hardatiger, kits,. Fisher.
ra; I ; embriadered tiliirt
waist: J. 'Amis. Miss Fisher ; em
lasiidered Sall cushion, Mrs. Duffield ;
post card sofa cushion. T. Le wrence,
Miss Hutson : tate-het liabys bon-
ne., T. Moore, Mli.s Fisher : tenet itft'.
Mrs. Duffield, .111iss Fisher ; Irish
Output..., kits. Ibiffli.1,1, Miss Fisher ;
I rimli point. MIs. 1.111/11011 ; col-
lection of leather post carder P. Mc-
Millan. Miss 'eollection of
ladies' work, Mims Fisher. MITI, 1)111I•
1.111,111 speeilll, 1111t,1111 ; collec-
tion line needlework, Slims Helmet.
CHINA PAINTINtr 41111 SillIVPr,
1/11114.1111. " A. M. Spence ; mare
merit, Mrs. Duffield.
PVKIN11011•111( 011 1VINId - 1:11t111P.
Mitt'. H111141.0. T. Lawr•etice : bort. Mr..
Duffield, Miss Hutson : phiettite.
Lawrence : tabourette. T„. Lawrence ;
on leather, T. Lewt•eitee. Mrs. Duf-
field ; carving on wood, hiss Hutson.
ARTS.
(hes Marie,.- vit-w. Miss Tolima, U.
Melienzie ; figure, Mt•Kerizie. Miss
Totem' ; animals, I). kleKerizie. Miss
Telt ; Caniulian landscape. E. Mc-
1.1,1well. Minn litthrral : siirgle painting.
MeKrozie, Potton ; ;painting
on silk or satin, kits. Tolton, Mrs.
Duffield..
IVATen CotAusis• -*aim view, D.
MeKenzie. Miss Tiara): figure. Miss
Talton, Mrs. Duffield ; flowers, Miss
Tolton : landscape. U. kleKenzie. Miss
Tolton : painting on silk. Miss Tilton :
-rayon thawing, D. McKenzie. Miss
Tolton.
FIA.AVEKS.
Largest assortment, .1. Adams. D.
Boston assortment house plants in
pots, D. klallough : bouquet (towers.
1. Smith. P. McMillan cub. flower•s,
knelt Burgess, P. Me.ilillan ; autumn
leaves. I). C. kleMor•ran.
FOW I..
Hed caps, J. Lyons ; black min -
°maw, A. McDonald, ti. II*. Irwin ;
brat , Iiglut., (1. VV. Irwin. 1st and
god ; eucliiii. buff, 11. W. Irwin ; leg -
horn, white, J. Lyons, D. C. Me-
Morran ; brown. 1. Lyons, 1).
0. Meklorran ; Plymouth Hoek., J.
Lyons. li. A. Greer : Plymouth Rocks,
W.litr. G. VV. Irwin ; orpington. buff.
ti. 'W. Irwin : dorkings, G. W. Irwin,
bit and 2nd Homburg. black and
white. (i. II*. Irwin. 1st and 2nri
lilionlitirg„ spangled. G. II'. Irwin
wyritelottes. silver. 6. IV. Irwin ;
wvandlatee, any other variety. 0. C.
Mt•klorran. G. W. Irwin ; buff rock,
C. 11'. Irwin : langehans. 6. W.
It•wiii, J. Lyons: limulane. D. C. Me -
Mort 311, 0. WV !Mill game, G. W.
Ir•witi ; game: pyle, (1. W. Irwin
bantams. G. NV. Irwin. 1st u, mi 2nd
geese, G. A. Greet.; P. Torrance;
direks, Pekin..I. Lyons, G. 14% Irwin :
ducks, any kind, W. It•w in, D.
klallough ; turkeys, Jas. Alt1111: can-
ery IujtuIs. .1. Atlanta, ist and 2ei1.
l'111CliKNS tibul Nlinoreas, Alex.
Mel/mold buff. (1. 44'. Irwin :
leghorn, white, U. kleMorran, lat
and 2ntl ; legborti. Mown, .1. Lyons :
Plymonth Hock, (r. A. (river. 0.
Alton; Ply 111 Hoek, white, tr. W.•
Irwin. ; doi 1.1 tug'., (1,
kk', Irwin ; llaunluuu,g, G. W. It -wit,
Hamburg, springled, H. IV. Irwin;
wyandottes, silver. G. W. Irwin ;
wyandottes, any other variety. D. C.,
AlcMorran, 1V. Eagleson ; langobans.
O. IV. Irwiti..1. Lyons; homilins, P.
Torrance. D. C. aleMort•an : bantams,
G. IV. Irwin ; ducks. Pekin, .1. Lyons,
1st and 210 dtieke. any kind, J.
Alton, O. W. Irwin : turkeys, Jas.
Alton ; black Java, (i. %V. Irwin : buff
rocks, O. W. Irwin.
ISC E LL A N EOU S. •
Crime stuffed Mills, Conadian, J.
Lyons, J. Adams
; case stuffed birds.
for•eign., .1. Lyons :unman, d i ph m114, W.
• sewing maehine. dipl a, IV.
Altai holies' fine shoes, VI. .1. Little :
roatse shoe!, W. J. Little ; pair fine
shoes. W. J. Little; eollection mistral
instruments, W.
Suiten. CometroTness - - ('olleetion
of noxious weeds, Mat. Wilson ;
drawing, D. C. MeMorritn ; drawing.
cosintv of Brucept, Geddes,
W. Wilmot, McMorran.
It Actually Destroys the Cause.
Thera why catarrh 1. invariably
cures! by inhaling •Vistrirrn
hozoe.
The healing vapor sends to every pat t
of the breathing organs. (ierno•
in-
fert ing t he t issue,. of the nose, 4 firma,
and lunge etre killed. Nothing is left
to ell1111111 inflaminelion. Spots that
are wire are healed. Diacharge Is
cleared
away nod catarrh lesuimes
siefiething of the past. req' "Catarrh -
ozone" And your retuivery is guaran-
teed. Two sizes, 211c. mid 1111.01), at all
defilers. -
4 k
A man nowt- either el • iuu t,
womnn's itleal, ir her %teal corn,.
down to him. New Yoe k Thsies.
My wife is having the best of health
Miller's Compound Iron Pills did it
For sale hy James
Re Imre end look into lb° merits ,,f
the light -running Eldrrslge & Vindes
sesrim machines before buying. J.
W. waAtwanA
The Elacholor's soliloquy.
To and or not to red.
Thal u. Ilia qUirra loth
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• dietraitaut .4 few weireiLk
'W'S till..
Or marry,
• resnepolut wet ; ",•1"1
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All kill pet alnor and hi ttt t obit 01)1.
Afternoou recently had ie.* nettle his
bow and war about to begin when ti
cat. waked ill 4111141 Ma, oil 1 Ile slow..
4%1111 quick wit he said. irevt•relV•
get oat : this ttttt logite.
not a eatalogue,' was mix -
wetly voted u he best hit of Ilia eilIel •
Lai lit.
1111. %%mug 111141 mane., fluidly
over the tt I tt g her first;
"Claiseiee," she said. "let's . tttttt
her Mnrigold
"Noar4.41ver.0 the y
husband ;mil tither. "IV,. 11111(111 nuuI
to make her manifest il•-stiiry
011rhilIN. Leen Call
tip, Tribune.
Sii• Wightman held offlee
in the oil Court of glierti's Bench fay
Iwy 1 HMI preiretitsil time. and' al
last lie took ri yowl of farewell of his
In -other Pekes. fliiiv,•it•i. he turned.
tip smiling again at W,isi tithe/1mi •
11411 '•1,Viiv. Brother
mid Sir Alex miler '..•! Immo, you
told its Ilea you intended to send in
yteir r•esigirationkr' .••Sti 1 did." said
Sir ••Iiiii it. lien I went borne
and told my wife she '.,hl •%Vity.
Willis's). what on ea' th il.. you think
that 40 with you itit•ssing
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PRON.: NO w. A. McKIM GODRI
NT.ECH,
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Overcoat Selling rl
Many housewives think
it cheaper to buy than to
bake. That is because their
baking isn't successful every
time. Their failures run
the cost up. Get
Royal Household
Flour -
and follow directions. The
result %%rill be light, whole-
some bread or pastry every
time. Vou pay a few cents
more for Royal Household,
but those fewcents buy
certainty and purity'. Your
grocer can supply you.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., lid.
155 Montreal.
THE MEMORY OF
QUALITY
lingers long after the price is forgotten. The
best is the cheapest. This has been proven by
the thousands of users of
',, 7, ,
, Happy Thought Ranges1:. ''',;. L
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
Ito 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 500 users of the Happy
Thought who will tell you of all its good quali-
ties. The Radiant Home 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.
1
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phones Store, 22 ; House, 112.
about the Mawr all day ?' 14o, you see,
1 was.ohliged t•• come down to court
again. '
No Sleep
For The Kidneys.
Old people are especially liable
to Kidney and Bladder Irrita-
tion. The organs are weakened
by age. This starts up artisan
mation-blood is not properly
purified as it goes to the
kidneys- and the btadikr is
unable to retain the urine
properly. There is a constant
desire to urinate day and night
-and sound, restful sleep is
unknowa.
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
gives the vigor and strength
of youth to kidneys and blad-
der. It soothes and heals the
irritated so rf aces --tones op the
organs enables them to do
their work easily and naturally
- and, ures alt kidney troubles.
Cares Rheumatism Too.
THE CLArLIN CHEMICAL CO , LIMITED,
Woroson o•ri. • - Haw YOWL.
Why pay
for a name?
Non will he agreeabty
...in -prised if you Just cal
and examine our Stoves
and Ranges. Quality and
price considered they can-
not be beaten.
The Celebrated
PENN ESTHER leads
manufactured hy the
Record Foundry Co., the
largest manufacturers of
ranges and furnaces. in
Canada. 0‘er sixty years'
experience. Come and
see them at
W. R. Pinder's.
Sole agent for Goderich.
t4 $0211a- ,T1.•••••"'
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Do you know the difference between clbthing
prices and drygoods prices? There is a difference, and
if you will call at our new clothing room we will
demonstrate it to you. Overcoats for mon and boys
at drygoods prices 11104111:4 money in your pocket. A
full, new stock to hand, the kind you like to wear and
at the'prices you like to pay.
15. millinery v•rf.owt
1,1 14 !peel/411)r With Int. New
piods and styles every week,
none stylish, end year will
Ile burp -hied' at the littleness of
the price.
Fancy. Silk Waists
iv hit.- and pale blue. imecial
at coelt, 8:1.511.
Skirts
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at about the Cant 111 1111. 11 1-
11.1'1141, SIAM In $7.:111.
Women's and Girls'
Coats
Style first consideration, nual-
it y the seeond, moderate prices
third. Can't have a better -
bination.
Furs
We alwaye have a new stock
of Neck Faint - -never carry any
IVPI., ta) they intuit he new. Our
guarantee -your money hack if
you want it --goes with all these
g‘lotls at
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
WORSELLS',
The People 14, ho Sell the Best Stoves and Ranges
5-.
45* 044
1.110
Steel Ranges
fir
ra,
ARE THE COMING STOVES.
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We have the largest and lip4 stock of these
goods in Goderich and guarantee every one we sell.
Have a look at our big No. 9, six -hole
Steel Range, special priced at -
*
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Save Fuel
-$29.99
Save Monev
9
Save Work
A lit .'tale
Our Base Burners will hold fire :Pi hours with
very little attention, are powerful double heaters, and
are eery easy on fuel. ;
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fit",
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We sell the Best Heating Stove
made. ,
A complete Hardware and Stove
Store, such as ours, is a revelation
to careful buyers.
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WORSELLS'
RANGES
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MESSRS.
Stoddart & McKinnon
beg to announce that hey have
taken the contract for Q.
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the handling of ,
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Massey -Harris
-
implements
and extra parts and extend an
invitation to all Massey -Harris
patrons and friends to visit the
them in their showrooms. ,
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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.
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WORSELLS',
The People 14, ho Sell the Best Stoves and Ranges
5-.
45* 044
1.110
Steel Ranges
fir
ra,
ARE THE COMING STOVES.
• ;
We have the largest and lip4 stock of these
goods in Goderich and guarantee every one we sell.
Have a look at our big No. 9, six -hole
Steel Range, special priced at -
*
:.1-istirivriAk4
Save Fuel
-$29.99
Save Monev
9
Save Work
A lit .'tale
Our Base Burners will hold fire :Pi hours with
very little attention, are powerful double heaters, and
are eery easy on fuel. ;
\41A,Ut
URE
AS
• 1 •
fit",
'
.,,ausrocd""-•
Zage,4•41C,
!Sow
We sell the Best Heating Stove
made. ,
A complete Hardware and Stove
Store, such as ours, is a revelation
to careful buyers.
.5TOVF.5
WORSELLS'
RANGES
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