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MUSICIN, fqr April of 8111.79. The following
vS a accounts were passed; 04orge Mor• � ♦ • t 1 e ,
THE SCHOW row te$ .i.g40 Chas.' V. L e ;1. H. What Sena -ready Tailonin'g Means
. Plnb•r, $9•�0 ;Chas. (%. Le, N•Je.
_ An estimate of the probable cost of
placdnfp a basement under the 8L
TRUSTEE BOARD DISCUSSES THE David a want school and of bricking it
upp etc., was given, amounting to over
PROPOtrSAL
i79 which with the putting in of a
furnace would cost between 8000 and
81,000. It war thought, however,
Decision Postponed Until Next Meet- that with a furpaee the bricking up
Ing -Nearly a Deadlock overt ha would not be necessary, and Mr. lSeml:ready Physique Type
Coal lin 1 Tigert arlggested before anything war -
DP y Quasiion-tither Busl• done the advisability of taking into �l
fleas Before the Trustees. cunrideratiou the erection of a four- UlUslrated j`vith• Diagrams Showing Alterations From Normals
roil school lir serve both St. David's
ward and Mt. Patrick's ward. This �� ���
The uestiun of the introduction of suggestion seemed to las receives) with 'm" ..mw
q favor by the boards but no action was
the teaching of music into the public decided on.
,cbeols oftha towu was a prominent _- __ — rine •„ar
matter (if discussion nt the meeting ofBISHOP WILLIAMS' VISIT.
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the Behest board on Mondry night. T i
R. H. Cutts one of the committee I
appointed at last meeting In investi• Comtiroution Service at St. George's l
gate ar to the nlccess of the teaching Church Last Thursday, >
of this subject in oiher ptacee, read a
letter from F. W. Frank, now one of A large congregation was present
the water commiesiooers of Brantford, At tat• George's last Thursday ever) -
who concluded his letter an follows : ing, on the occasion of the administer -
"1 served as a member of the hoard Ing of the rite of confirmation by thefor a number of your and war chair. Bishop of the diocese, who is on a ,rz • TT
thin lastyear, but owing to press of vomfirointion tour this month through-
businessI war forced to give it up, out the Deanery of Bunn). Theopen- 1
much re 1 liked the work. I feel that in hymn waw ' Ob, Happy hand of I
we should all give up some of our time Pilgrims ;" the second hymn wan "My '
for the lenelit of the children and try (lord, Accept My 'Heart this Day,"
In every possible way to Inane life while just before the Iso ing on of
[)righteraeasierr nd sitlr for them if we tllufldr" was sling ..Co..,.. holy Ghoul,_
can." In answer to Mr. Cutt's (tire*. Uur Souls lnapire, and at the tonclo. - e
Bions Mr. Frank wrote as follows : Cion of the service, -Thine for Ever." ... .n.-
"Yes. I think inutile fita subject that A pp�e)rtion of the eighth chapter of • a j"
bhould be taught in our schools, and the Acul wad read for the lesson, the
in my opinion in of much greater im• p+wnage recording the sucoom of the
portance than a number of the fAds reaching of Philip, the. deacon, at j
we are forced to adopt. I du not Samaria the lwptivu, of the converts -
think it likely to interfere with the and the sending by the Apolstle@ of
discipline in the scbo old, if handles) ha two of their numbly. Peter and ,,,,mar s ,,as„a,• �,,,,, s„�„ee
a careful, methodical manuet•. Yes, I John, "who, when they were comae
think it its. of enough importance to ,down, preyed fuforthem that they
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give one boor a week of schiol time to 'might rYr:rivr the Hill), (int»t. Then
it. Yes, the teaching of music fu the laid they their hands on them and r =
Iechonb gave very general awtiafartion ; they received the Holy Gbo bt." .•' - - L'=
in fact, when Mr. Henri Jordan was The Bishop look for the text of his
torsed to give it up throngb prow of addrem 41 the candidates) the four- r •
work and poor health we have not trenth verse of the fifteenth chapter
been able to fill his piece. The public of the Gospel recording to St. q The Seven Types of hien are Isere illustrated ust as thev are divi ed in tate
made a big outcry About it, ma it was John : "Ye are my friends, if ye do I ` d
A popular rubjeet, and the children whatsoever 1 command you." Semi -ready Physique Type System of Tailorine--a ,liviii,tn of Typ: which insures
ell Nkad it so Much. \Ve paid Mr.' Emphasizing the h:mnr and priv•
Jordan &W' A year for three liburti illw.e of being called the friends of a perfect coat design for every man, with every part of the garment in correct
arch athlol dry." Jesus Chriat as the greatest honor it Q
Mr. Cutt also reported receiving a was possible to have, he pointed out harmony of outline.
letter froth the Departlueol or pyelu_ that all honor involved restonsibility,
cation and it copy of the regulations. And the first duty of friends of Jesus 41 There ire sew, Joon:t ty
in which it stater that anodic should ('heist was that .of confessing flim. re -milk' "eight. the never•ehasgag, a tire harie firs
ate taught in all the grades of the pule- Dnp would mut think much of it friend of the system There are f.r —'alona of t -S of the Seven Tyres, artil than ata
lie schools. He said he had sdoken to who wens twhAnted to acknowledge hid Lftees Ores of tgch variation, or i23 chatIms to 1 that you Can get your tyre.
quite A number of the citizens of the friendship, and so the 5vviour would
town. And all who habeen en c•olloge- confem before the Father tboile who Its. A ire s Tea C Typ. D
trained were very mach in favor of coufemse-d Him he4o a men but would q The Normal Type for 11 The Average Mas q T h e Tall M s n q Thr Slim Man. Tb
the intnsluctiun of the teaching of deny those who denied Him. The the young Canadras. Wit of tau type'. Can. Aenlhrr, O( the most Bold mac of fragile huiU
music, while most, of the of hero, while confession the candidate's were -hope youthful, sprightly -Ja than any other physique types. Heights s a tobfeet
at first not enthusiastically in favor making in their confirmation Tows Ore i. will g y Herat 1i to o
of it, when the matter was explained to with their lips was only as the begin- 'pare Aren't
Heights . cK to 11 feet. fieghls. 5 7t-6 a feet.
them did notseem to be No much opposed sled ntn of the daily confession they must Heights of s t to s - feet Aren't 33to sa )robes. Brea It 3 to es irchea. Thi+t.pe is notumally
Brost, }} to M itches. Htgh bhou;dered. - tar carried in stock• but coo
to it. nam a in their liven, iri ifti<s, In Normal ah bhouldered. l,e mode b, special order
t+loo iia peg
Mt'. Cult n10Ved that the all ll- bt/minetia, In Rpwrt. Irl IHN Ir life, 111 all rfigh ahotrlde red. whop o �hor;deer Eno r� shotitdera and delieered fat Jaya
jest he added t) the curriculum in the fife's artivilies. Hia Lordbi i r laid he "t'm,peng. yf pi auywbere is canaeL.
( =i. aheAtldera Over rest. U•fr•Xrem
Goderich public schools and Mr. Saun- liked tot see people taking twit fit a I O•er•t ct.
ders, after speaking hl favor of the these, but lir lie friends of Jesus they
proposal, seconded Mr. Cott's motion. nrunt confess him in all these rr.d re- Trn E Tn, F Typ. G
1, F. Jordan, who war present, was fuhe• to couutenttnce cr(x)kedoens or
allowed Ur tipkeak and made a very ape wrongdoing of any st,rt. q The Short Stout Man q The Avenge Stoat q The Tall Stout Mas,
)roprnate address ou t he Nobject, out• Tile aecotH) taint of the Blshoi n M. Heigbts i a to b 1 feet M.N. Heights a 9% to 6 3%.
Hrflat, )6 to y: inches
Ening to muse extent lire method of m arks worm that the relationship of Atl are varuttou ansae. Heights 106AHrea.1 3sto.o.
instruction by which the scholars friendship with4-hrist writs trciproeal. '-ea.: 36 tou,nrbes. All ave variations made.
could be to litht to sing fr•trm note If we ronfesme•d ilio He would copfenm A•i Eve variations made.
readily, mud by which, Ire .-lnfuo•tl, its. If we were hum friends He would
any of the Nehior students could be he our Friemda and into the word
taught to sing A new acing from note "friend" we should read something of
m thirty minutes. In answer to the the technical oleaning it had in old 9 There you have it—ready to try on—ready to foreiudge the effect and the
objection that the teaching of nausir times when the common relationsbip
wou!d be adding Another tiubjeo•t to Is•tw-e•rn ratan and man was that of individual suitability.
the already too extennive curri ulnm, hesstility, when everyone wile; believed
be said this wan the only subject that U, lw An when
until he was proved to 9 You can get Semi -ready Suits as good as % �u I:ke, from serviceable tweeds at
added nothing to the scholar's work, Ise a friend. In the old times, he said,
air there was no preplAringuf IeKemtema it was rudtnmtry for. those who $1`3, to (he ve?y finest silk -trimmed baits at $49 and Overcoats at $$O—beau
at home, and It AAs the only subject travelled mach froul place to plao•e to
where the teacher anti engaged dor- have in the different places to which made than any custom tailor coui,i possibly make them.
Ing the whole lesson peril J. The they wouldg�, someone t) vouch 'for
music lesson came more as a relaxa- them U) the authorities, and this
tion front other studies than ria an
• added burden, and where wan
Alt at th
being dune they were in perfect se.
rarity. in the same fray Jesus (theist
g
the Shire Horse Society in materially
�i"� by almost all the leading
BRCS.,
Goderich
taught
tawght in the schools the children
want surety for His friends and wall
The yields Irgrrj empe grown on com-
W�1tablic seboola were received from
Wm. Ire, V. I). Holmen And the Fatate
liked it. Mr. Jordan pointed out the
their intercessor, and if we bed Hint
of Peter Mckwan, All At the same
prise, 88.01 pelaten. The members of
RIGHT BREATHING
CURES CATARRH.
by the wealth? classes.
This horse is unique as tar as his
advantages in the home and fn the
as our friend we were. io perfect too -
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breeding is concerned. being the pro-
tont: -
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church of having children tAught
curicy. br, in the old expression, we
munic and mentioned cases of the dirt-
ewver7 of voices of merit through
wetr•naved. •
+But, as in the case of All OexI'n pros)-
A FAMOUS ENGLISH SHIRE.
I °i""y wino and wait let toe [1,(W
fns one
His First Experience.
the singing lessr,ns wt school. At all
ise•-, there was x condition, which
by A. Saumders and J. M. Platt, to prat
We tare nanlea In amt drew,
of ca,
tarrhal troubles is Hy-t►mei. it Is
breathed
The mu)nll coo o f inn electrician \vain
ti
the schools he had atleuded singing
ieople overlooked, thinking they
No Likelihood of This splendid Broad
An rine
of the greaed, a d th ens the bet
Brea produced, far
sps•ne Hr,
ills firs t mumtn le in the rnun-
had been taught and he felt the few
could live after their Own sweet
Dying Out.
HIGH PRICE OF FLAX SEED,
Ilre+tt the lis of his; grandparent+,
mann had been of great benefit lir him.
will and yet enjoy all the blessings.
them was pirked too soon• The ba.
_
tine morning, while playing in the
Music had been Utught in the public
Thin was the case in the natural world;
It is very doubtful if there in any
At the Present Pries it
lglarde'it. fit- found m small yellow
schools of Toronto for the Inat forty
one could not neglect the laws of
branch of British farming, at the
to Said to Bs
g." And as his grandfather had
tea afxty years and Mr. Jordan clAinled
health And expect to be strong or omit
present time, that in on a sounder or
a Mors Profitable Crop Than Wheat.
prmoiye•d tit take him fishing that
the schulare there were morally bet•
the tilling of the land and expect a
more paying basis than Shire horse
As a result of the new
afternoon, he decided to catch it to
ter on that account. All the clergy-
harvest. There 'was only one (dud,
breeding. After one or two eeasons of
custogta Lar-
iff of ten cents per bushel im-
was the
first horse to lowetr tl►A eoleww lit ale
sirs' wtnnteg first Aad ehaAlpieri
men in town were in favor of its in.
not two, and what wen, true in the
remarkable prices, things have cer-)
ot►
ported flax aped the price of flax
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tr3duction. In urging the introduce
natural world wan true in the spiritunl
tainly toned down a little, but tt,py t
seed
tis now 31.23 in Winnipeg At this
tion of singing Mr. Jordan said he was
world. All the promises were condi-
asp i wkinR up again, and the market
price it in claimed that flax growing
simply trying to dor his duty to the
community, mnuaicidly. The wru)s on
tionml : t'Amk and ye shall receive'
but what if we.did not ask ? "sleek
for big, sound, weighty horns suit-
able for town work is as trtxad as river
iA more profitable than wheat grow.
ing and it may be
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which he had offered ti take charge
and.,ye shall find" --but what if we did
it was. There in no secret in the fArt i
expected that con-
piderable quantities will be n-
Pf the work. namely, 8319) a year, come
not seek:' "Knock and it shall tw
that the motor, for heavy haulage, '
grown
the Canadian Nin
orthwest this
passed fAvorabl with the price paid
be
orwrted"-' but what if we did not
•'tie
hats not been quite the anreeas that
year.
Flax matures more quickl than
l
el"whrre, anti would guarantee
knock? Are y friends if ye do
m
*air anticipated and the day when
wheat and may consegoentl
�
with a yetir's instruction to pot on a
whatsoever i command you" --hut
the Shire will be .dispensed with is
later. New, settlers wan ply
leatival, W Ic given by the children,
what if we did not do whatsoever He
further dintant (ban ever. 011e very
n1. only
been able to now a small acreage
which would convince all of the sip-
conimanded us? Could we still expect
Pleasing feature in connAction with
of
wheat can, Afkr the wheat Ie
T
afrability of the subject As part of the
to b ecalled Ilia friends?
sown,
break lip more land for Bax seed. The
�� -
eehewl curriculum.
His l.nnlnhip cunrindwl with tour
seed may be sown as late nig the
As two of the member* of the
rules to guide the candidates in their
mid-
ale of June although May is conoid-
hottrtl, Mr. Hislgena aOd Mr. Caney,
were absent, it wits agreed not to take
daily life. ilia first word to them was
to read some of the Bible
ered the beat month. In tact flax
a vote on Mr. Cutt's motion until next
portion
every day and to pray over it : be•tter
seed
Beed deems to wall the farmer's cor-
It can be soar early net
meeting, wben he will bring up the
a small portion read and thought ovet
late and as it is lege liable to in
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matter again.
Other tnnttenheG)re the Isrnrd were
than it whole book read without
thought. The second rule wets to he
'
-
late from weather than say of the
other cereals it may be harvested
ae follows :
The Principal reported 2:M boys and
true to their Friend end He would be
tree tr them. The thirst wool of in.
af-
ter the wheat, oats and barley have
been gathered in.
T
SH pgarib�s enrolled And An average at-
testllar)ce of 151 boys and 101 girls.
sit urtiun was to make much of their
church membership, by which he
Flax seed is especially well adapt- I
"No sale now for an b
y but
Mr. Tlgert also reported that Miss
Farrow had substituted four days for
meant that they should esteem it
highl •, attend the se•rvires of the
ed for newly -broken land. Prof.
Shaw, of the University of minnesbta,
formerly
St. Georgiless
Miss Watton, And that during the
chore regular) nod take an active
i
One of the professors of the
last twin storm the Broca AC the Central
Ort in them, join such orgnoizrlions
p Y
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L__=.-
Atrricultar.d College at Guelph. rhe
sae in reference to thia: •'The inAu-
Be►kiifa� Powder
school leaked in seven places in div-
isions 3, i and 6. He suggested that
in connection with the church an of-
fend mope for the exprcime of tiny
eq
nflu,
once of the flax is
crop baD�J the
,
Glad of it, ton. i don't get
the toulevardn he filled in And'atiodpol
ability they had in church work, and
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quick redaction of the prairie and tin-
ing to the peculiar nature the fib.
any more complaints -hut hots of
B And that cement,_walk* be put in on
the north and souil sides this year.
take an Active interest in missionary
work in obedience to the.Lord'n corn,
BUSCOTHurol,n(1ss;6)AT10YEARS OrAGE
of
rous growth ni the roots. These, pone -
compliments.
So out with these linty."
Motions were carried authorizingthe
mend. And fourth, Chrint's own this
the
widely -known draft breed is that
tenant farmer and breeder
tratinR Ave
Avery Part. reduce the soil to
a disintegrated
old
write The NaU"esI orir1[ w Chemkni
ppwwyment of Miss Farrow And the noti•
wool, "Du this i) renlemlbrance of
'
small
has played each a prominent in
pnlvernlpnt mase,
which is greatly favorableg to the
co. of camada, i,;m;lyd, for m.ir ret.
tree
fication,of Mr. Lee to' have the rood
put in proper shApre. And the ncreuary
me."
After the "laying on of hand*," cer-
part
Am upbuilding. Man •London chane-
Y
growth of the succeeding )train cr o,-
c ok soy t.
"
was instructed to confer with the town
tificat•s of thefr confirmatinn weer
1 farmer,
Royal
plop or Roy winner claims a tenant
perhaps in
other than flax. It has Also been no-
has
ticeel that gond crops of flax follow
nlerk And, if possible. have the cement
11. the h l included ith
given to those who had received the
i h Bir ' h I i
a very humbly
position, as its breeder; and althnn h
the breaking up of a asst field. Why?
s Be tai w e
other walks the town in having laid
r W. t e e lip we corn ng each of
the candidates to full copnmunion
g
the Shire Horse Society in materially
�i"� by almost all the leading
For the same reeoefns that good ret
[ rope
of flax are crown on new breaking.
this year in asking for tenders.
Tenders for sixty tons of coal for the
with the church with a hearty hand-
shake And w fervent "(#oil bless you,"
no-
bility, from the King downwards, it
The yields Irgrrj empe grown on com-
W�1tablic seboola were received from
Wm. Ire, V. I). Holmen And the Fatate
cannot in any way be stated thwt
like some breeds, a monopoly is held
mon and )and, rnken up are usually
not quite so gond as on new breaking,
of Peter Mckwan, All At the same
prise, 88.01 pelaten. The members of
RIGHT BREATHING
CURES CATARRH.
by the wealth? classes.
This horse is unique as tar as his
because the, elements of fertility are
not,usually present to the same ex -
the board were soutinwhat at w lose to
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breeding is concerned. being the pro-
tont: -
\kaerw to whom to gime the contract
the Ynally
Simpk Way to Kill Catarrhal Germs in
ggeeny of two London ehsm ions, Mar-
[Boston Ro al Herold
When buying Bananas.
under circumstances. A
Motion b y H. H. Cutt and J. W.
Now, Throat and Lungs.
L
an the great
prise Winn ng mare Auraa, by Thorn.
When you are baying bananas, never
Qrai¢ie, to give the contract to the
Mc wan Estate, mud an Amendment,
The only natural and common sense
method known tot- bile cure
� Premier. He is a beautiful bey,
fooled in IN6' And bred by his owner,
purchase the long, thin ones unless .
'yon want fruit which will pucker your
by A. Saumders and J. M. Platt, to prat
We tare nanlea In amt drew,
of ca,
tarrhal troubles is Hy-t►mei. it Is
breathed
Sir Ale:• Henderson. Sound indrpe of
S1e fire regard Busent Harnld
mouth. No matter bow well ripened
these thin bananas
w end
went to the vole. W. Acheson was
In favor
through an Ingenious pocket
inhaler, so that its medicated Apr
An rine
of the greaed, a d th ens the bet
Brea produced, far
are, they will al -
ways he found both soar and acrd.
of the motion And the chair-
man, A. U. McLean, voted for the
reachem the most renote air -cella of
the
and they are nal
wroW His grand
That is because the bancb containing
amendment, and on this tie vote troth
none, throat and Innga, killing All
catarrhal germs, wm)thing the irr•i-
creat, powerful
quarter" find w ll m�'ded limbal show
them was pirked too soon• The ba.
the amendaoent and motion were de-
clared post. Mr. Cott then moved,
tated mucous membrane, and rentor-
in gg a healthy condition.
to 'dvsn apeompAning
photo, which, it AhWd be
nana grows fastest at first 1n length.
when It has reached lis fullest devel-
tatoonded by J. IV. Ursi ie, that t lit.
Icae And the McEwen Estate supply
by-ermel goes right to the spot
whern the catwrrhwp germs are
mention-
ad' wait taken At the end lit last spa-
"on• durint which he served pp0
epment fa that di recUoa. It suddenly
�lTtn" to Beall arta Ina few Axys Will
.Beef 30 tons Scranton toad td hr de-
(livered Wore June lat. Mr. Horan-
present
in the now, throat "nal lungs and de-
strays the germs so that perfect
mar""• The fact of him being put
fourth an his first Appearance In the
double Its girth.
At the same time very rotund ba.
.dere Bad Mr. Platt voted watinat this,
Mr. Aebesnn for it and the chair-
health is soon restored.
A romplet+ Hy -o -mei outfit with In.
'how -sin es , donet count As a true
rseerd of his merit•. for, being fresh
bans should be avoided, for many
knowing Tenders can products this
enan against -result, deadlock for the
:third time. To relieve the situation
haler costs but •1.1111 and is *old by
Jan. Wilson under guarantee to to -
M the ai[hls and mesad* of the Tmn-
arenw bs gave A very how,
ef-
feet on the fruit by artificial meanie,
Mr.
Mr. McLewn decided to withdraw his
vote And accordingly the McKwan He-
fond the n►oney unless the remedy
gives eatisfwctbn.
1
but he was never put back again, &A
his prime reenin shew►g And tae
r `1 never kupw a w'nmAn to love her
tate and Mr. Lae ate to supply thirty
.terns each.
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The RignAl to new Anbscribers • in
was the
first horse to lowetr tl►A eoleww lit ale
sirs' wtnnteg first Aad ehaAlpieri
hir"hand an mndly an Mrs, Tootfiler."
How sines she show It t" "tlhe lets
TM assrata[y taporled paymeute
usbada to lstr Is% Qoe&&
go at
�" t!ldrb ahherr, Leudsn, in Ing, is:
and Milli. 191ua'el SAaald.Is
him have the tit dower lir heir
butewu."-Chicago
u..dw r
rscord,
:Bute \ ;� v�i i epi c'k�r:'u.�r+sine ?tawraa•safe.8u:;:*�ex,:.vvwarAlok��.."k Jr � �`�'. `"1��i1�`�i'+`�� ` wittIDt!r�+•�'�'; iia . M"�
THURSDAY, May 9, 1907 6
'SP'RING
1-S IIF,RE ; with it comas the desire to cast off those
garments which have (lone good service• battling the
winter stornJs. When you see our showing of dainty
�priug Fuutwear, you will want a pair of shoes to
brighten you and make you feel more in harmony with
thealfresh Spring days.
Models in Footwear
:kRE D,%I N Tl-, neat, and by far surpass anything in
the past. We have a well -selected stock from the best
manufacturers, and are in a liosition to show you the
NEWF,ST and BEST in Footwear.
WM. SHARIIAN
N
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ube as tstit. A few seconds letter a on himself somewhere and imasbes It
roust amtoishhlg commotion, cousid- is a cancer.
Bring the size of the cause thereof, The only time a inan wishes be We[e'
mrose fn the garden, and grandmother it girl in when he bees one met byy box
hurried out from the house. KICI friends At A train. - Atcb
••Why, what is the matter, child?" plebe. I
she asked. laking the little fellow in
her arena
He raised at t•ttr•elained fart•. --- — —_—��
'I don t know," has the ree{dy, I
was cat ave to t pretty v* a wire.
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Sunflower Philosophy.
Evee?rune makes the mistake of Cafe and Quick Lunch
ilwtgming at ulhe•rn enjoy hewing
hilth
a talk. ----
When two friends get mad each be. ICE CREAM[ DELIVERED TO ALL
gion to think how much he has doe t
for theother. '), PARTS OF THE TOWN.
Thele are. stare games in which you f'
ran onlywin nut" by y DINING -ROOM UPSTAIRS. £i
" getting out.
Everyone• at menne time feel. it sump 'PHONE woo.
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It is a Well-known Fact
that particular men ---men who want smart clothes
with character—leave their measures here.
WE WILL GIVE YOU CLOTHES THAT WILL ;PLEASE YOU
I FRANK He MARTIN
Tailor and Furnisher
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Toa can get it fresh at
Your doer every day.
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ery frga the kigheel
grade Manitoba
® flour and the Barnet
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Mods •y thus Largest Nakera
In Canada.
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YOUR POPULAR oROCBR, AGENT
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From now on, our goods will
be sold for Spot bash on1v. Every person
will be treated alike, one price and same
terms for every person,
in event of a large purchase and a per -
soil wanting time on part of the account, it
can be arranged by note.
Goods ordered by telephone, the account
will be sent with the golds and deliverer will
Collect for sanbc and give receipt.
lieluw are a few of the numerous advan-
tagCS to the Customer by the adoption of the
Cash System :
No. 9 Coiled Wire was $3 25, now $3. to.
Woven Penang --Ideal American 5 per cent off former prices.
Stoves, 5 per cent. off former prices.
Potklt and Table Cutlery, to per cent. off former prices.
Shelf Hardware, 5 per cent, off former prices.
No. 9 Copper Tea Kettle -fight, was $2-oo, now st.75-heavy,
$3.40, now is. 15.
Copper Boilers, we're $4. So, now 8e.ob, �
Washing Machines, $S.00, now $7.So.
Can evervthiVig in the store the prices "
will he reduced. Now, who gets khe advan-
tage i' Whv, you do by getting' your goods
cheaper, anti the do by f,►ettin},r the cash. By
getting the cash we can boa• cheaper and sa%-e
our discounts, Do not ask for, Credit, as it
is unpleasant for us to have to refuse you.
CHAS, C.
LEE
Store 'Phone 22 House 'Phone 112