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4 TM:Renal% Cke011rn 21, IOW
THE TOWN COUNCIL
RURAL .TELEPHONE QUESTION
TO THE FORE.
Wingham's Experience Favors a Joint
Stock Company - Bowling Club
Granted Privilege at Victoria Park
for Discount oft Trrees-Exx
tended.
Tlw itneetiiiii of rural telepl
was a leading inw at the regular
meeting of the town routicil last Fri•
day night. tieorge Sputum, of Wing -
ham. who took 1 leading part in the
movement for rural telephones iu the
viciuity of Wingliain. whit•la rerulted
in the organization of the North
Huron 'feleploone Compauy• Limited,
was present, On the invitation of the
council, and explained the method
which had been adopted iu Witighatu
in the pushing of the project., In
W Ingham it came to be 0'matter of
self-preservation ter the leisinswe men
to do something iu the way of secur-
ing Lurid telepnone connection. " it
was found that tarnit•rs who hall been
in the habit Of &nog their
Aleingbarn were on the point of tail-
. ing rural telephones and securing con-
neetion with the village of 131.11totel14
they could not get it with Wingliani.
A joint stock cowpony seas formed.
ten men constituting the original
nietnberehip, each subscribing *Oak
laud after this steps were taken to
float a few additional thousands tif
stock atuonget the farmers ati(1 to 1.4 --
cure aubscribers for the. service.
-whae _atnat..farnaers_ etiiltst did mit
seem to want the telep t i lll es:as slam
Mr*. .1. 144, Kt 1)eniii, :105 Th 11.1114
otivetr. should tell iter the's.
was nothing Ind ZI0111 Illik 4111 l
Iler. shoiwea the fur 'teeing
whitlow or this practitioner, and hat.-
idg beeti completely cured by Z tin•
Bill Mrs. St. Denis gives lier expei •
ience 1,0 the benefit, of other atfil'ete111.
S110 "I.N.zeints, started on one
Mille of my (eve 111111 nose. Al Orel my
nose feltaiere. It/ what one feels
when Navin had cold. 1 Paid no
attention ti1 this. thinking it would
iissm isway ...aaht.V. t111., kik WAY,-
otirprise it got worse. The nose then
bee,•swollen and hard, and turned
it porplish red, sal well lie 10111 Of the
cheek on hat side 01 111) rave.
"As the disease developed pimples
attd ulcers broke out. then t ht• skin
eracked its places and peeled 1111 444
*lakes. Ica% inc y lace Allil Ittete 111A'
Alitil Thfs couditien reacted tin
my general health :old I became very
ill. 1 email get no sleett• at night be-
cause of the irritation and the pain,
and my face w is omit a shoelt
conitliton that for Two -months-1 did
iiiit go out of the I lllll se. I applied
temeditut which were 'anti -4'40d 10 be
goixf-TOr irklit diseases, hut in vain.
••My thwtot also treated me. hill
1414 ithont effect. until one (hay he said
that the only thing %shad' would 114.0
lie likely tt 4.1/1 We 0104 1.1410.14111..
"Ailillg till nolViee, I procured a
supply :old fetinti hitt even the 11* '.1
few applications foul it IAA etfei-t
PAYING A BET.
THE SIGNAL CODP,l'Init. ONTARIO
Bert McCreath Rolled a Peanut Along
Toronto Street.
lititlerielt Wye Ittwome (amour in
to my different, waya. liert Mi-Creath.
lertiti•tly tit the sten' of 'II,
110W AI 1.01,0111,0, has disetivered an
ilea way. Th.. ninowins from
The 'Cutout° Deily Star of Monday
will be 11.411 wick interest and sauuse.
Recall by BerCe tioderteh friends:
Jarvis+ street, I p.m.
Mutual street, IAN p.m.
I 'hurch street, 1.1)7 pais.
Yong.. street, 1.12i 11.111.
ro *11414 1.4' good 41 bet that Detroit's
Istsehall team would win the world's
championship series, Bert Mil'reath,
weltittowii meantwe 01 the Eureka
hockey tiom, rolled a peamit frour
Jar% is to )(tinge streets 011 elilit011
11,1(11‘V. ()ill 11 in 4141. 1114.1.1111 11114*' 411
W Ave minutes and a 1131f, 141111 theirs
Wool b at hie heels by the
t•iiiie he had finished; - used up -
toothpicks route. 'Hie greater part
of 111. way MeCteittli kept tip a smart,
war... 'A111101114 iltiA il each time he had
stailvolii.ilf..ack t he peanut.. lie ftnioheti
Winner Furnished the Tools. -
The man who would have tolled the
prawn if Benoit' had welt id Arthur
Kii t 3 Celina •Isiarderpleullet'retith's
At 111 otVio. 131e---414Pidatulk1
"" Nun' ev"ITtitling !hitt the Witmer st fru nish
1.1'" in 1.'"'"""i 11'w 1"1" ""I" t"lie totithpiets and tlw issinot, end
41- every (40F 1" 111Teet"' that Int. ho..,.e !be Mil filen
The beneficial effect of iron
upon the system weakened
through illnestv overwork or
anemia, is well known. • Fer-
rovim is a preparation which
supplies the valuable element
in the most efficient way, com-
bining with it the nourishing
qualities of beef and the mild-
stimitiative- effect of sherry
ivine. . Ferrovim costs $1.00
t bottle at druggists.
,MENTHOL
PLASTER
FOR BACKAC111-2,
SCLATIc 14. PLEURISY.
EiTit LIDA. RICKS.
NEURALGIA.AltliEUNIATLS.M
Each 25v. in air -tight tin box;
yard rolls $1.00, can be cut ta any
size.
Ilevrare of wodhlesa imitations.
. ; : AWIt1.01.1t -.11
tree
aronietimes a man WCUTP11 room 444
the t,p by ptiehing the ot her fell.
MT.
In a rem ti Liddy short t Ambit!
ii4g11". 44i"141446. ""tine .41 n'Y ar"-'4*".• wets it -gala t 4) the -inner tarnishing
ene ilir 'get) 4 in pel e With the
i 1 1 f • t I
dwell •lit; ion. then the hard • K"iglv 1".1 ';'"‘" th" "11' 41
o..1A° ltszleett tit 41111111A1•111.11I. hid
1111' :01111111., pi et enlist Met reath pry- .
Zito -Risk tteatioent link ire- 194.' 4.1 "" '1"w* "" 1"1"en
Jarvis mil l'artton'st tr. ts
saelling began to slitivr traces id to ato.aa.
1.11iP wort* seettacil less itligt y,
n,LoiT1 Loo,doe• N.44 1*.
wasemt he slielet iwngivii titnieanbdert‘hie1.1: ni:ingihvborsor .1.,iIi it la...ei 4410117 ,,titt,•uivy 1,..leki.1.1ini i.e. Iii,i,,..t.lti...,:.,r1; ,4tylinbiti;,:1,14 .,,,,,,r4.,,,,,,,I.:1,11:11.17.11, .4.1,:,..,:dt..,44,..,;
with the Z ilia link I rTat meat until my wicioso,..• *4,,' I,, - tint in-",..., 1 inystio 1.
111fud deckled to (aerie in. The N111-1 h
lave 0 is "cleared itormiletely 11 all ,sis w," i 1„.). , 1 ...1141,110,1 01,1 th,1
Burma Company svaes charging $1 1 a
1 ract•s, id the 1y. 01141P.4014• .311d. p* 1l'11
erZelll Il.7 ' t Itriltilliiiillee %V i, ilf„ tot% Mg • 111 1114111.
year where the subserdwr paid for
. .. In spiii• of 110. ail IP: 1i OtP1Pr. !Me-
hl, own instrument and $16.5a
whet.' 0 Such was the . experienee of "ilf,.. Co ...Atli. tidiest up at at v is and Cal I
tAhedjesaamielPaltntagY °47rdtheteralin•stetrleupineborint; :•-it• Denis. and oetkfeliot id her sufferers toe .1 ieets slim ti at 1•_. 5. the hem. set
situation was that . there, were trix, coohl tidi of siiefilar eaperlen.emetim.icie,a,:turs r...,‘,.ii.d.,.; ll lll Isynet:!,..:0,g),:.1...,...,,,,,,,, , -kehajiapr:,ti-jo,p,v.
Utak is hat ore's own 11..81,9..1 i
many smell c panies. resulting hii
posed or pore het 1.31 healing ...setae. s, ,i.".. 11, 11,o1 to 11/P oo ff l..,i-.-1, 41411 11
switching charges 4,L'.'11ll eltm•
4m1 "'re "UM Ali tr3ee•111. battlifill 1, . :ied it A 1st I 6.4.10 before i
ponies. which could be done away
.11111111d rd ior mineral 11,i 0
- .•01,1411 `Weill.. 1111C....4 It is i
with if the.. woorto-14U12-largr- ceuiPany
in place of several smaller ones. 31r. 4 sun' curl' fnr ''11 . tirrmti,-e",•+"1,"---• Meaidnin, 31 %Yearn had dot ed :1
czea, I ing wi trim pi ,i - .1 ..l 01.111.1. lt,itte3 k,Wetilli I, -Itilltitiled WI hi..0tilt 1
spawn gave other inf"inati" whivh em
f,,...to,tittg -iii 1.... hail 4..' 3 tol 311 '(0>1 1>. it, tili'd WA- 011(41441 at tile
will he of value to. the special
iiijni ii- a iin >Ike:i.e., '1, 1111-1 14, - I' tt h••1 1. a sma
ll crowd gatheilal.
y he might
mittee which itas the matter in .hand,
al..,..1, 1 111 t• 1...1 1-111 • `. 111 11,4, I • .1 i -.11 1 • • it:, ler o ne_doesn'A te iiig (htt pea.
andplated aninformation
-t. rc, eta -rya -11m e ...el .4. 7,41.• a ts.s..,1 t iiiia ill i ii,... iiii.iiiI,,,, 11,. ,i1,1 in 11,,,
be Ablep10 give at the disposal tif the
li•-'•iree Irian tlw Zini-litil, i '.... Tor- 140 pist then Knight :iptwoored ('14((44'committee. The joint stilrk idea
;into, on receipt of price. 1 0.11 are littl-Iltoll. Alitl oNtIl hid i ia nic
seemed to be the method WI) 111011 against cheap mid haunt's, tli peanut.
cedure which Mr. Spotton favored, in
or coimitations sometimes lepreselitts1 a- Ikladc,11,1,POublc Gne.
-- preferenee to the-rouniduaL .
operative plan. . *TIT...TV-AR gOporif , ,
° 11 1>1 te he A double pe:asiii,iml,:. swains'.
Councillor Jordan wee the'01.0111n4;
1,V.•C. T. U. CONVeNTIO?:: . timsth. ior.oi„ lll jag. Th.. run started
• absentee from the. 'sleeting
. s, -_
• . at the northwest rttl'Ilel• of Carlton
council. ' .
Tim Colketitos• " - ---- -----"----- "mat -C."4 MeetMtt tt.14 at---Esetet 1311:edlitiellanTiiiiiiiiillioilig.-aillelui .1LieecisillidgewLualk"siri:1
The tax collector requested an ex- . October 74h and 81h.
• ther than the road. - ..
tension until November 1st of the
' The t weld* h annual eietvention of Ile threw off Ine Overeoat and started
cent.
- time during which the two per
Huron I 'ount y Vi, °roan s t huistian in with a situ. butte. wita evidently an
• discount would be allowed DR taxes. 1-,,,,peranse 1" etas held .11 Main amateur et rolling peanut*. He 00‘10.
Mr. Campbell wrote that Ire Itati twain
• -treet lleiliiitlisti4Ai, .11Acter, tin fai t
....mei. a stooping posture. 41114.44 111
unable to rt all the tax notices oil.
111.1011Pr 7111 and St h. straightening tip at each whack, as
or have t em delivered, on itecomd
These tvrre ideal autumn 144*) 14. mak- he did Ill,',. The Crowd encouraged
ro0filDfOotrhAntrviergunrtiteceiabnetve4 tho.e .1.4.4eollet:tut.or•s
: NIP bright i int . .4 (1),' foliage glow him. "
in t he warm sliii -nine. - Thlz.-w Rh the • •.‘ 4 ee'l ymi di, :taiy fool. Bert :,•• wm,
The collector- reported that he had
eiiinfoitaliiiH.oei ling of hot ...fire and one id the tranL queries.
collected $16,0110 Of 1414(4 taxes uji to
date. On [notion ofi Councillors Mun- light ret 1, -line-111S ill 41,.. ellIll'ell -Del Ilettt tit Win 4" a,ked soittelkkly
-.TIssilrisilli, for the delegates who else.
nings and Dean. the- request
W". Arelred 11.111 different pat 1. of the • -What wits the score ';'" came 1
granted. vomit y on '. t Ire early morning train. another quarter. -
W. J. Towersey. market •• ch•rk.
Anil so, it went on -Cirri her
wrote caking for improvements in the 1.11114:•,,ngotIlkie:1,fetilh:t.11iiial ye.ficeted '1 hP111 for
- alone' "timid Am. old man." "Are
market building. The doors. he said.
The president. Nliss Alm -ray. of Ex- your legs stiff 4." -Isn't this • better
needed repairing. also the driveway
eIer„ ellellet1 the convention at , 10:311 than ho. -key 4 '
to the seals*, and the part used as
.1.m„ the suliket id' her Bible reading People name to the windows of
an 0111c...required to be made smaller, bring -1.'lirist the e satircid Powr.",' bowies to watch.
being quite. opett in plat -es and there -
"That's right. Pay s het." et lll -
fore uncomfortable. The mot ter _ was .4,', 4.4,1 d.7:4:11:::it4'
, 1 .,"i,,4,'.,11.!iviliii;ene• merited one 1114.11 who took tht• troable
referred to the market committee.
listiT: Franehise : Ant i•0:11P014PS : LAW 10 roW11' 01111n the front fence to see
Ertforeenient : Prisons • Work
g it.
sailots : Missii,IIS for 1. l i lll lel inen: Meanwhile ehildren were eimiing
Plower Missioe ; Systematic liking : It • all directions, A litth• girl
'Temperate... in 441(04111'. Scion& ; I'm - carrying 'school ho ooks 11 teed alongside
ity and Mother,' Mi•i•tings : Parlor MeCreath affect ninately welching his
Meet iitics : and Press 11. irk . • prowess.
Committee Reports.
Tl,,' --emetery and parks t 'nee
recommended: That at iresent no
action be taken on thematter of got'
ting tenders on painting the pavilion
and stairs at the harbor 'Dark"; that
the -sketch of the mausoleum. also
plans and specillrat ions of t he. 1 la.
Hon of saute, it& submitted by
Curtiss, he approved ; that the IV`
moving of dilapidated basswood trees
on West street be left wit li he street
inctor with power to alt.
'The report was adopted. Mr.
Curtiesavaispresent witha drawing of
the mausoleum it is plumate(' Cei erect.
The finance emu lll i l tee recom-
mended the payment Of A 1111111ber of
accounts, the acceptant.** of the treas.
urer'it monthly statement and the
granting of the request of the water
and light commissioners for tie. plac-
ing of the year'S vapital eapentliture
to their credit. The .port wail
adopted.
The piddle works ei nominee reettin-
tuentleil : That Jaws Buchanan's re-
quest for perinissirm to build a wide -
walk on Nelson street be granted: on
. condition that the work be done
under the supervision .if the public
Arndt& communes x abet H. J. A. Mc.
The -.Ana inteseletit 0;tpli r4 1110.0.
tlepal *Mel" gave an interesting a'' -
...end of I lie yeafa work_ 'Vat all truth
Was 14311111A arid
yid *4*.' w ha'.'.- long ago
le.ta tn.! lessons ot Pei 111•11eiall4et.. 113111
11,tilre-t,, pies. toli, belie% 11111
jleItire of their, Anse in the divine
powrr
Just how farareachisii; IIIIy lot Ile
4*1111. Of thew tle lArt1111.111s, Ittr y4/11111.1
ind old, only Lie can tell, bet 41 1,14141 the walk from the cioseing, 1414 up
fully ked they. enlist es-ist very
went the nut, and the crowd, now
maierielly in the recoustruetion of soil
two wore strong, gave a yell of
t'i',,and the betterment of all whii
1.4,11110 under 111Pit 111Hlieti.• t
Church street wan rearthed w.ithoist
A talk 1111 local opt' work in thole-
mish•tp. the tint eirldom leaving the
rich WAN givett by Mr.. firown. fol. eillewalk. Negotiating another ,'.u+
lowed by a discus " bringing out MrCreeth seetned to take fresh heart.
helps hints fot
r hose, alooto tti I -z
and Made the remaining distance to
enter the nontest in other towns.
Yong.' street 141 >1 tine pace. 11 14.. had
tat this earner be the tiny he would
have mule the total distanee in ten
minutes.
Beat the Time Limit.
lry flue Mira thelli WAN It long string
of penple; nio*tly yonnar men. In flow*
am well as behind ..11cCrea111. At I 12,
he finished hie feat by giving *41.' pea-
nut a whack that sent it '.pilin ing out
nt to -fringe st feet v Ile was
lotor1-14-1404.4°41+PeetiltItlet1 Ity trier. i. eds. win,
Held Up at a Curb.
'11 took, just three and one-half mire
rite* tit rear+ Mutual street. Photo-
grephers walked bitek was 11 in (taint • of
44* peanut roller all the way. snapping
him in vat position». At Mutual
street. he eneinint ema it worse obstacle
than the little rain puddles which 11011
tiltherroliderruPteditiit mogress. not
was the tairli and he found that. it Wall
tone a trick tat toss the mit u on to
Mts. Mel•atil of Exeter, then kindly
rendeteil a Tipantifisreolo.
Oti Thurstlity evening Hey. C. H.
.1 ttttt lioderieh, was the epeaket
of the evenitut. He was introduced
lewan'icreiptest for perirrivirion for the
O. T. R.' 16 ettend its tracks :Ming
Maitland robe
ad granted. and that a
bylaw be prepared aecortlingly : 441441
the Church street sewer be built let
provided for by the 'council of 1114144.mit t ee MOO I eporfi•ifirtutt- t he
petition fur A sewer mi Victim etreet
was not suffiviently signed -a -The le -
port WWI adopted.
The fire (otnmittee reomme
cnded
he
that tclerk ;Lek for prices on two
five -gallon fire exlingiiiithere, and that
two pairs of rubber boots he pur-
chased forthe fire company. the re-
port was adopted. •
New Bowling Green Proposed' .
A report of the cemetery and
patio' committee reconeva•nded that
the bowling chit) be granted 11 a
lese
for ten years of strip one hundred
feet in width off the west end of Vic-
toria l'ark on condition that the club
keep the txmlevards and grounds ad:
jaeent thereto in good ethane. Coun-
cillors Humber and Munninge took
exception to granting a ten-yt•ar lease
ow being 41>0long. while Counrillore
hallows atid the Beeville moved to
adopt the committee's report. The
Mayor explained that a five -7~
lease would lewdly give the 141111
long enough time in the enjoyment of
the premises to justify the work of
levelling up the ground and building
a club house such aa was propomed.
Councillors Munnings and Dean
moved that the ben -year 1111/11. 11P
gnanted, subjecte
to canellation on
siz tnotrthie notice after the first fiveyetirl,
years, and -Councillor Humber voted
with this anitaadment.. The remein-
der of the count% voted for the
straight .t.n-year Was, .aahlek. •sree
therefore adopted by the council.
Secretary loaqi Of the bowling club
was present aful explained that no d;.
-
dried ection lout been taken by 14
club. but that the request made to
the cceineil was in order to have
something definite to submit to a
general meeting of tile club.
DOCTORS SAID1 ONLY ZAM-BUK
COULD CURE HER ECZEMA.
"The H. A E." Emulsion' taken in
In view of the minierous COPP* "RAPP Of general debility end Mee of
which 7srm Riak has worked when all appetite is 01111P 10 give the beat of
else has failed, them is little wonder results. 11 restores health and gives
that In the end tbe ffectot- 'attending t (mewed v y.
by -the president-, Altf191 M•terey, .04
fresh from twat earnpitign Work, and
proceeded to give as icipierited some
campaign ex perieneer. -Howe% el', him
main II gh was ••A Plea furPmbilii-
titm," ate( yet he urged that 'white
ris lam for --rt -protrinttory law- ,
. hould bold on to what el' have until
011 41.4
Rev. S. 10. Sharpe, of tin. preeby.
terian (-lunch, and Rev. Messrs. liobhs
mill Fear were present and tendered
tereetingit from 11,.. churl -hes they rep-
resented. Rev. Mr. Hold's delighted
the audience with 11 temperance solo
rendered in his well known original
• yl.'.
Mr. M-e4'allem; Heeve-ef-Hitetor, felt
it ft privilegeto be aseociated with
poach a gathering, said many kind en -
'011,1414111K wiirds to the ladies and
bade them in their labors.
Friday bing was entirely de-lf
voted to reports..diseussions and plan
for t he new year. The 111 lest ion
drawer proved a helpful medium of
information.
The !met half-hour was given to
mention of Haire. who have been
-called I ." during the year, four in
number, to whim] those who knew
them +l'14 -raid affrettrmate filtrate,
sorrow was expreseeil also that ten
/olive inembere had removed Into
other vomit ies.
The etectit,u of tinkers took, tillsee
during the Hoeing afternoon session
antl reignited as follows :
President, '411'.'. Murray, Nifteter
vice-president, Mrs. Brown. flotlerich
corresponding secrete, y. Mrs. Ilooper,
Ezetet ; recoiding secretary, Mire. (.1.
Acheson, Boderich ; treasurer. M11..
Stoneman, Berman.
ho -al option, enti-nareoties, century of
fl'Aileh!ge for women, white
dare trade N% bite Tidinge,
and Exeter 'hospitality to the ronven-
arm Were /111.1ptell, awl thus closed a
partiiadatly helpful county 'conven
t f4m..
•
Cottrell in a widttom is bad enough,
but in a man it is stwfuls,..,
Your foods are in
two classes: Foods
that please you by their
taste, and foods that
you depend on be-
cause of what they
do for you. Quaker
Oatii-tas-arthe good
qualities of both
claws. 6
WE
1113 aid
E BUYERS
of all kinds of
RAW FORS and SKINS
We Guarantee Honest Assort-
ment, Highest Market Priem
and Qulck returns.
wx P1Y =PK 1140, /lb \
.11sod kir our I 90(1-49K) PRiCE LET
PRIiE
REVALON mama
congratulated hill, 1111 hill wiciasodn1
petahninn
(ee. A young lam
dy et him
and carried him off in triumph.
McCreath ttad refused to take a bet
that he rould,not do the distance in
twenty minutes.
Beauty and Simplicity
are twin qualities to be sought
for. Seat ch the town over
and you'll find nowhere are
throw quitlitiett exemplified ter
a higher degree than here.
WE STUDY BEAUTY IN
' FURNITURE
and give it to you each Mee,
'leen in our stock. Wood
quality and reasonaldenem01
prtre-are aterraeaured yaw -
GEO. JOHNSTON
FURNITURE an I UNDERTAKINII
'PlIONES , '
STonn-hil Retains/Mt-178'
he Nis • lobs Ulster
Overcoat
q Semi -ready is on evcry
tongue.
q We want to put Sem!
ready on every Inek.
J Its the first name you
think of when you think of
high-elass clothing
\Ve show the Se10i4 ady
Mani ,ohUlster 'hie
Beason in $15 value-, rid
4 1 a Canadian Coat kn
- Canadian weather At 1 19,
820 and 825
Zerroll-trakz gilyr
1TAZIorrnic
MA,EAN BROS.
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The Buyers' Reminder
Money -savers in this Week's Offerings
I GIRLS' COATS. -Five little girls'
i.: oats. A sample lot at about one-
quarter off regular prices, 8 to 12;
year sizes. Four sample tweed Coats,
regular--$8.-5or-$i-0.50- and $13.Oo
You can buy one for 116.5o ; ladies'
sizes.
DRESS GOODS. -Our special sale
of press Goods in all the leading
colors -69c. for. 4c. -is a great
money-s4er. Every piece new this
Fall; fine finish.
RIBBONS. ---Ten pieces all-sil k
Ribbons, regular 15e. line for loc.
Black, brown, navy, rstty-,--eiliT,
cream and white.
HOSIERY. -Don't forget our big
Stocking bargain tabte. There are
over 400 pairs in this lot -all -wool,
seamless and fast black, 8}, 9, 91,
10. 35c. for 25c., 40c. to 50c. for
35c.. ribbed. 41
FLANNELETTES. -Our big pur-
chase of 36 -inch Flannelettes that
we are selling at loc., sold in many
places for 1 24C, is going fast; so
it ought at mac.
J. H. GOLBORNE
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iN ALL OUR various stocks, the latest yles are represented. We make a care-
ful study of every hint of fashion, and w are ready to adopt the newesfideas
the minute they stand approved. Conse tently our stock at all times com-
prises an exposition of the newest and,best go to be had. In addition, there are
many money -saving opportunities e the folio 'ng that strengthen_the_induce-
ments to bring von to this store.
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Ladies' Department
Women's Warm Wither Under-
wear at Favorable
winter l'ildikwear -well-shaped
14at111ents, wed weght, but very 25c
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awar. Si ie al at
Exeeptional garmetrts at rifilc. Moine of them
are nearly all -wool, >Mil with such thick, woolly
net -wino( that they are tem mer than the 50,
lira% s warm, n s. et tttttt
Warm Union Suits at 75c
Solt, wazal g Antietam, 4411,1, AA Appeal It. .1
dainty woman. with all the warmth 7m
needful on a zero day. at, a suit I t...)C
T ck MI -wool Garments at $1.00
en'it Vests teal Drawers, Puritan
and omen brands. Fine -ribbed, all -wool
vest, hu neck, limbo' front and long sleeves
:r..t to 34, r gannet' t
very co fortable wear. Sizes $1
Satlne U rskirts, 55c
.00
' Three dozen I'es' linderokirte, made of •
fine black aatit'*,zitit t three 55c
frills and in full sizes.
Ladies' Broadclot and Worsted
Sults-Exceptional lues -$12.50
This line for Saturday tiellin eclipses any
thing offered this season. . Eve line in the
coats speaks of taste and skilled w kmanship.
Skirts are very smart -tailored st Ma,-
terials are a superior quality of se triped •
worsteds and broadcloths. Special
valiii• At
See the Skirts at $3.45
We call special attent. to the line quality
in the P111111/1111 Skirt,,, blue and black, see
them Naturday if you want to es -
cure the hest skirt Yalu, possible at $3 45
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Soft Flannelette Kimonos at $1.98
gr
ond ers thnt
Made of soft. ttrr. lavender ak but light kimone flannel
in dainty pinto.,
women will like. s \Rises 24 to 414. si
Special value at \
. Ladles' 25c Cashmere Hose Lc
Ten dozen only black Huse, Masco
split mole. Regular 2S -c value fur 19c
.,tir line of boys' all -w me at :Mc.
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Men's Overcoats
Extraordinary Value at $8.75
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At $&75 WP submit to you a large line 01
nien's heavy. winter Overcoats in all the new
stylee of cut, including the military .tyle for
young men. which His doer around c8.75
the neck. A regular 515.00 coat for .J0
Men's Heavy Wool Sox, 15c
One hundred and fifty pairs of workingmen's
heavy wool Hoz will lie put on the 1a
counter Saturday morning at... I 'PC
Men's Mocha °loves 75c
soiLim
Acwes.anasimtiamsst
speeialIlee 01 &'. til
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Men's Coat Sweaters 98c'
Exceptioual value in these Coat Sweaters
for 1111-11, made of a heavy all -wool 001 51401
yarn in grey and red and Woe and red.
Special value 9jQ
Men's and Boys' Caps 15c
Mein, and boysmixed tweed cloth Cape.
sizes 6 to 74, will be pot on pale oSame 15C
Iday mrning to clear at., each •
Cameron & Moore's Milli y is Beautiful
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We have a right to feel
for it is charming. We
from Paris and London.
best and latest styles. Each da
idea, some new fashion carried
Cameron & Moore's Millinery show -
cordially invite you to view the newest
wear. Come often. Come taste the la
They are here.
ars Ibis remark. Yes !
roud of our Millinery,
ve imported models
ave copies of thT
sees some new
to effect at
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Will you be a juke and try our GROCERIES? We guarantee to
money on every purchase.
SPECIALS FOR ONE WkEK
()pot Laundry Starch, 4 Its. for roe
2 tatekatges tow Brand Bakipg Soda forrx•
Cross th Blackwell's Pickles Masortedh per
bottle :Ow
save you
Choice line fancy Blecuits Inc per lb.
Choice line Battalea Pickles, Pc per bottles
or :i for 25C
FOR SATURDAY ONLY
2 cans Oorn for.... s Inc 2 Van* l'eoka for lloe
•--- - Some Toseatosa toe .15c _
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Bess, beesitvaseed lo pekoe, but we still continue to give 21141.. best quality Granulated Sugar for 51.41).
1111, department peva more for farm produce than any other store in the county.
For strictly fresh eggs we will pay 27e. dozen,
Cameron & Moore,
DEPARTMENT STORES.
OODERICH BRANCH.
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