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ho ' the municipal factious. Dut • ; rt r,• -.e in preportiuu- everything
ulg the sttuxr season peupin stn would br lu1'nly. Hut that is nett the
u tet•1;{;K •" �• �tutibweYtngtY unicip»1 alteir. chi way itwuuttl wort. out. The higher
.sotsis ,, .,� 41n• �l�
courider»tion Ihry a cher, orad lherr'Ttu, prfre paid fora grenle+rt ttta (swot• `
_ t:utihdilt'if. ..)4T 111 • it much lit favor of tole p t al that of such grrateuts would be bought,
PUBBLiSHHED 'EVF Ri' THL'Itsli 1eY the election's- tae held a moot t t'r ''o i tchy hide wo� a xo l other rata e, 1
ar I4 thou tit prese•ot. Inst 1 having. hrr wage•: ruisrd, I
fill: -u:N 1C fIf itTl�tt t n, tu, r •t I i tlt iirrrr k iNl' wmnld iw Pf aps tlud herself , otrt of l
' ou this suhjeet. »Hj'1•
•'1t .renis 10 Ili. tlbit it they wet.• work tiltogetber, 1'he way to raise
held here in 1•ebruary it would Ie :t, wages is to iucrettse the opportunities
of employment. One lit the 1•.est
things we could do would be to stop
taxing imnprovetnents : our present
taxation system k a directdieeouraKe-
nient of improvement and eonse-
,(uently of• inpk,ygtrot.
1I r. Justice Hudgins, who tilerd very
l •irphnne 1'rdl No. Si
,Teems of ti9.bscr,µ,o..
{'; e" WI' I„luuul lu atVana,.
aixnl,111h..:r;threelornth..YL: 1 t, .•dittltnut4Jrtrlil upon the ex141-
To Coital Stats- .ubwlltwly, $6:. . ye.,t m•g poactii. .oI holding them •in the
1.trh•.tly h, Mrde'a 0fi 1'III'Iet'wit-New Year week. Icy hold•
.Subscriber- who fai to reee•tv+• Tns. +-a:a t..
}gnlarly by mail Nill emifer a favor Ay ne Ing lhrin' iu Fel 'mat y the _ hinds ay
o.-itoe. n. rat Ihr fa.;t at ot. e..rly a da.e n- 11•Imle Would not 14• inlet -n.1.41. with,
ttoWhet. the ratepayers would Ito hrtler aide to
N henat, io aro( se.' «1ld beoilV IY•thtW
ofd and thu hexes •iddru++boiild tasKicru. � •'••nsidrr Ihr chuilw .H c,tutlidalr.. sand
the urw a it would brats ampb
adwrllsina RataM% tiiu' tA) nla,kr pians fur . diol
Le,14 and other Arouse •uivett•eruel•t.. hoc time utt Ihr loads, public 'proprl'ty,
I.1a lu.x fur not iowrtion suet lc I.er Iluu fur r
math .1m -rodent . 111nxHion. Mme•Urwl by a rte'. uddenly `{ash Friday at Toronto, . he-
nolipae•'il.ell.. 1Nrlve line+toM inch. i `Thr atr•atfurd - (trut•tin xlalg the ides Tering a distiognhahed lawyer wa_s
Ruins.- nand• of .Ix lines and under, ro per, I Wu11n line .ays.:
year, a lofty authority on etinwthtulionrl
.~,dv1-•Vivmoot,NT.101 )Wells, NtIlloo- •for. rho' bw•en I7{ the and international law. !`early half a
uaaon. A'y4:Nllt, lifm..tlurti A1'arV ants Hnu.e. for , Br•at�wl riMi -lmllg
sale or to Rent, F:ernt. for .Male or to Item, •opinion Ihot the Hist !,londay in I•'rb•
`Ankles or )Sale, rut, the a lneedula eight • , us,s. wu1d,} he -,4 µtor.• a111lrhle date Cent ufy 'aK" hr was ruunsel fur thu
tines,.rhr:e rl tuw•Hion :til for t tpouth, • se ler Ulmuiri nl rlecliuus than the first late Rote•. t (hole me.. -afterwards liber -
for each subsequent month, Larger adverttw- p' cue thet
menain proportion. - • )I, n•Idy -tit January. A 1 iti ot`the county bl Huron. before a
Anlw,InrY.nN•nr.• In .t Ierr r••diwttri>e ten liuxnrixl .chat eluent itp l l Ihr cud of 1;. -tlrr of the 1 1, *1 i egislature tel
act-perite.. NUgnateleo so V.:'..______. •hrrairminf Irtr•'••uidahrn I•»circil•
- .1 IItitt- iluoilkw! whether Hobert Gib-
bons or lanae (:arling was duly elected
to represent the tiding of South
Hittite: 14, by the way. it war. fur, -
(l ately the last election cast• third in
,,,-euntary 1M I,Pnl U1 any lee.'.0u4. e, . •.-.. - .. , ..... ,...-....-. -
%neat, to br cw. 1utt 1rd at dvertL.,iuent t d old ruutu•d wi.Kh( br :dl..wel lm do
a eat lord t"ptliyiran such lousiness as Won ahMuldtelF fecr.-
itnte.fur dtiv ny and .•olttrla•t ttdrxrtib-
7eetr wilt he glren tln at•ptioatlte •• ser y lip till lha t bur m( Lbs steel dun ii(
addrss• au en. lntaatloa. 10 , the urw centradI.
' THF. $I(.NA1. I•ItfNTINO aft.,7dulited Ttle Guelph !fetal i is another paper
---N...etMR-+lit- that views tilt lit npe.lit fn'' hrbruat yr
elect" with approval.
Cot11K1e•H.TKCI,•ttlal'.• I, ?,'• .11. _
•ASQUITH WINS @l
_John Hull is all't•ight.
At th11P M/'letllit Ir ,61ok.. Ila..:t vtr-, I. `
tti-y fur the A'y'rlk lio.•rt.Ilttlent 1n - Thr Lords wee.•. not unite so (-lever
Gnat Itritain, W,th I'. 111ps n lair in throwitlg out the budget as they
. wutking majority Nilllrtlit the voles thought they were. _
of the hist. Nationalists. 1f •llis',sur
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Luise proves U. Ito •.....tc! the faulinis• 'Tile ret urns frons 14,ntle Scotland
i.loyd-1 ism
and the Hnt,
at the land 'wyt.
the curs.' It the c
save their privileges
that their Iultilships r. je •led the bud- fere iu national Hnanees.
get and threw the ruustitu oft into the --
melting-�w•t, and if it fr any s-ti..fa,:- The member -fit' tVest Huron i•oted
time-tb theta .lo know- that t •y are fur the abolition. of the Senate. in
r., Monday's dins' . Mr. Lewis Matt•
e Agee: to get on the '1 ight side. µnee in
a while. .
9 a•i1.h 'chat
.. IwXaa �Ilkr Illrn,
1w forrrd to pay
xttwtupt lm rseape
ergine, Lotd Jtilner
•nswtnerlrene tuore
ow that hen knows
trust what the
budget Will 1•.' pa4.rol,' ill• otaking the Ines -e of Lutdsltl,.k
w t IJbw will 1.r dealt Tike x last ye*i -. ,hnantll•.
•nt whish ha• bele" Thr year• P4511 will 1w ,tacked in his
entry. It Wat 1,! tory as the date of .the last attelupl of
ds Gud•hnlder$ the`Blili.h Hous.. o: Lordstointer-
compelled to forego their privi
rather thin yield them gracefully,
satisfaction is thein. -
The tsidoiter+ of prntw4ion as x
eure,foi 11 ilain'P ills -and also am e
' scheme for the• sidetracking. of teal ir- the
lnrut -helve also signally failed... In- (tete'►
deet, lifter the• totcrwhelerlhtg vietea•y up eft.•'
fur fess (mels. teethe eIe •inn• of half(• from I heir
pr•olral.ly no' lling. uaole wotsI,I- heft r Uu.• eau
Iwen he.ud of "terilf reforru•' had it ••d - g the
u.t Iwen for the pet'tlliarly d • heartily' than ever',
Ing it Itis. n. a of -Chambierlain in ttw• trout the election 1
Consetvntite party .,and nut even consequences lite,
then if Ihr-l'onse dative/t hud hail any- -` !
thing 1 be (to present to tulle electors ato One way to .p end w lits - . nnshine
an ofTwt lu the splendid p:"ICIain "f 1' to ,npt•iukle rats mn tout '•y-Stde-
walk. if yon have one.-Torunt Star.
the Lilwral .patty. ltalfour is htalf- But if you wont to stee stun is
hearted in Ili s advocacy of ••tarifT re• •Ie.t'tat omit this 11114. duty.
form ai,,d obstinately refutes to e•x- • - -__
plain what he µtrans by the term. and .After hearing the notabi.' s' eakers
if he bud • free hind lee would ptuh- un bout sides in t'he British eleCti.in
ably give the Chx11,lwt lain nostrum d catmpxiµn. Joseph '1'. Clerk cables to
place at' the heck of Ihr shelf. 'rite his paper. The Toronto• Star, that -Sir
wl.ry,1 '-k of C. nsets•ntive al1ltnnni• 1V if Ft id Entries ranks with the great -
tion w•• rksuly •hoes when in the• est ut• them." -
hue d.44 - i1 the '•aeop 1,1tn the pts 1 v
leader' h.•1 lee/mese to the Ilttm,1•r 'i11'in"11"1 1 hurrhill will •brashlyy
tiritrlf out stunner 'niv,-I: 1'ne prrswit
ey 'iet :.0 a.tt-opt to blare t hr etre. ran.psuign 1• µ(':int( bun exo:eptiomal
bra • •voting against a Olivette- expelience in the pr.niuctioa of• he-
mst►� w hie' , io V,e vires �.rf alarm{•'•, son. --(rill. Parket.
had (l I.d to ulnke ptonrt 'p oyi•b»I blur rrtrrmwl rnnleugnnary.ia.evi-
againt - s,i invasion frntn firrninny, • enlly confusing (thnt'chill the United
It ha• (genu a great tight, and it i. a Wates tti•velist with (!hulchill the
supretne c sfa lion- to kni.'. tbat iti 11,iti !) It .died. The hitter deals only
'the splendid emncro•y of 1;re.11 H•it- in herd facts. -
aln aglt essive Litwralisen i• - still ail _. _ •_. _
effecti'.e p•,wrr for the refit. in „f - Iris opnoaitlutl at Ot-taws is still
ancient abuses, flit the protection of gadfly diyidrd on Ihr navy gursliuu.
he rights of the cera tiros people, -dud�s' fir, Munk, the llurlwc• Ceatsl•rvative
the extension 0 Hie principles •o" lender, di•.laly his purpose of stuulp-
y and juetier. ing his Province *gainet any;expendi-
tut•e on naval defence:- Some of the
NATE STILL SURVIVES. .Ontario t'unservative papers are
mildly telmlting him : but oh, whet a.
(boli- dntlihing' hr would get if he wiere a
r in,:
OI it instead ofd Tory I
1ethops thle Ldn•d
hall ',*id theil
of having to
despwnetr
lily.
this elum.y and expensive fashion.
-W'tta�m*ilr it the tnurr Ot jeetio tishle
was Thal the committer -at least Mr.
Giblarns' supiw•r tet•' always claimed--
wea thor,.ughly 1partisan, The tnrul-
brtr of that cegui iittee have all messed
away, the 11.1 10 Itu•vive owing l.•t me
Mtedongall. late auditor -general .lit
Canada. A majtlrity Ithrerl of. the
cn 't tee reported Mr' Catling
elected, Mr. Gibbons sat in the
Ilou.a fur Ilfe tit'et two seessions and
\ir..('atling f••r the remaining tw°o.
A'I'soltltiin eclariug for th
tion of the Siena was voted do
the House of Com onto on Mont
y'.
We cannot believe t h the ntf�u-be_r
frontU/tt*rkt itgaittst the'
retoolnt' correctly intr. fled the
sentiment . of their cons 'lurnts;
indeed, hues is grind rcas�11 to - onbt
that tunny of 1heu1 votedaaccordin 1
their own et.nvietioni: tl'here
amo11K C%enxdi:ul Iegislttnrt nn un•
accountable dread of anything radi-
cal, 'rte 1':,,,iti tt Henalr w instar o1
refuge fur decayed pP/Iitteianto--- IP µtit:
of the Bust lidicu'4,m\�s institution. on
the face oftitp "ettit .. and yet it -Perms
to be Mems. d " f-:tn intdefinite existence
beetu•e of the ,.tt•ange-tp*Uly which
.afflicts then witin� they K t •.t •rat in i
PitIiano-rat, Vs'e tired.8 I- tyd-llw.rge•
At 01 t-,.'... : .
It uln•l Late been Iy ton I.f juke
that Sir 'i ill' id I,tuu iet defen 1 the
existence rat the Senate's's a prottlt•tien
against hasty for unjust legi•Iatintt.:- It
generally fair•' ages to gel auylhi
worth while tinge at Ottawa. H ha
iP wanteld is not a cheek but a spur,
The only occiraaturi TSt-iili.Ty jeatrtafi,iii
that comes to mind wall when the
members of l'arliarnent voted thenµ•
sepses an addition of *1,1ss1 in. their
eessiouatiedea►aity. -at.el too-•this•-ssee
rasion, in spite of protests from' all
over the country, the Senate joined
haslet with the Commons. in p elketting
the booty.
The Senate in a farce and sbouhl bbe
Toronto Sntinday Night last week.
oubliette -1 a inereelrss exposuree of Ota•
Georges 1f. •141111 P, who, Arcarding to
t e story it tell*. ttaa An arfjioundiug
art•. »-d +M a tinauciel •'kite•Hyef•.". %Ve
knit• nmulling of the facts of the mat•
tee of l r than as stetted by ;Saturday
Night : 1 n1 it i. teheshidg ti• find it
ger '.tit -i the courage and public
apt •t In 1* • such it task upon itself.
And t ere•at ,thus besides Munre.'
mixed o ill th. story who ought to
le ronsid •tbly . shamed of them-
selves.
A w,nt an sv)
drawing a connect
p(wiet day pteicr. atad
dine ., and adtneatimg
milieu. * Amon -g women to
rush fur 'tlbargaina." WVe re
some yeer'a itgo heating it pi'e
making an arguttttnt tnnr•h along t
same Imes. If you it1•t1 otTetrd foe $:1
an overcoat which you tholtght wits
worth $1t1, you night to pay 'the $Ill,
tie aatd : hetenrse the lower prtee was
made;w.ssihle o ly by the scant *agees
paid to the maker of the gat ntent.
l'he at-gun::ent did credit to the hu•
tttanitatj in.entiment.ut the preacher.
but as an effective prnpoonl for the
alxolition of "sweating" it was some-
what larking. Supposing you paid
the a10 Go the merchant from '.slum
you Inmght the nyerco*t., and .t!,ippos-
Mother's World.
Eyre of Llne in. l hair of gold.'
('he el.. all brown Nath. •r 11
Lip. t11.rt nmch of Iaughterbold.
Thal, is toot Iwo • little Mold.
8loining cord. like chestnut broeu,_
Loral;-he•hed e)e•�drinum nl•d stat.
Nweete.t. fa,•e leo all the town,
-Trot i• other'. little.Man.
- D+Ibtt) 11alnl a ith .,,ow.u•hlte bbd-,
ktlun•. like tlstwetxlvltllyetal•curj d,
1te.t in peace t wo dtee g heat•. -
That- i• her • little t1 orkl. - . r
Margaret H..11den. '
y.r
n the future of your family
ilk: age. A 20 year E (
I)1 •okael,d Policy will protect
'are of yourself. See a sa
examine h ti :i l lea, -
and In •our ow
)W1lent Reserve
them and tak,-
niplt' policy df1U
1YM, i•
f -e • hef ore you
i
W. ACHESON cP SON
January Sale
Our Greatest Clearing Sale
We have cut deeply -cut in halt in ul Illy cases --into
the prices of our large start Of white( good... We inelte
you to take advantage of this opportunity. Our stork is very
heavy, and all , of high -elitist, wert'tntrd and carefully
selected merchandise. '
Ladies' and Men's Fur Coats and
Fur=Lined Coats
W.1 H. KUBINSON, District Agent. Seaforth. Ont.
� r-
llleYOe Malkolns-sad- st►a EiaCte. Reil. ft:
waw
` The Kincardine iteview 1:1 Isst week
let e:
.Meyor- Malcolmt Ieic ted to the
^ounril en timidity • night that he' 1
called at the N.ttional Crust Co.'s ot•
flees, when last im Tor oto•. to find out
somethitlit t•f Ihr West Shorn Electric
Itaila•ay pro. What hr found nut wait'
Iliac the ('oupany has $41N1,IR111
secured by the gutrantere of the!
Inunicilwlit ors and $2,10,1.1111 unsecured.
As the progress certificates (mule iu 1 he
'frust l'uulpony (soya out Ills ler cent.
of them. The portion raised on the
gumlantrer . is divided among the
tnunicipilities in proportion to the
amount they gulrantetl.l. Kincar-
dinr'a *hare is tiny -eighth of the total.
Alieody there oar Iwen expended $'��.•
IMN1of the >!I.1It1lPI robeld un our guar-
aentee•, althuuth °nu work has liven
flour north of Arttlerley,
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
--1
r,' Bearing Fruit. °"' *:
T..ronto Stat
Thr decline in the number of-dratlte
ftvnt tuberculosis shows thst the elu-
cahve rdlllpaigll Cart lei stn for statue
years pto.t is bringing t•rsuR-.
A Po -tic Family. \ .; .
I t.dependent .
'allege Student - Rottes are red.
t1,•
think
Ir.t'in
esti, ate
think.
ale idur. Send me $111 and I'll
you.
rat her -S Ince ruse( are reed.
ink. inclosed find *111, 1
0
(1150
est w'IiteP Idyl.
t we•ell (1a1•-
Pit.lulpo c1HI•
soft of
•.,-h- the
motet•
her
The W • •'s Progress.
(maim ournst. -
Tho.. Eifls'n says
at in '3111J the-
Intati r will Ii with more
cmn,lott thait nallinn*i •s income
Mitt .ruy ltal.ty..- Prot+ably , The
111911 11.114) wh.. ear w $31 a w ken•
joys greater c fort 'than the ki - of
a rumple of c, -nobles ago, and the p*e
genitive rate of general man con
fort is Advancing 9t a tonstltnt accel-
eration.
Cannot Beat Ctlnada.
Farmer's Advocate.
A large number of t'anadirns who
were in.lnced to emigrate to C•wba t"
••hatter themselves.' a couple. of years
ago• are• now reported by the Uana-
dian Government trade codrmissiober
in agin allnost hopeless condition.
which tMod.stroyedt theirrplantatium..
and also bey reason of taxation by two
rival uihnicipalities. with the option
of going to jail. Old Canada is the
hes
t plane yet, __ -
A Woeful Waste. .1;
N-oott.toi k sientlnelMeview.
tt is maid that eeventy-two pet rent.
of the entire. national revenue of the:
United Satter this year• will _be con-
sumed for war purposes. Of this a
little less than half is for waw that
have lerµ, anti the rest for waell that
clay. be, or stay not he. it is it te-
mitt kettle 'eommentary on pnpulat
gnvetntntntthat- in a country Jike the
I:nita•d Slates, fat removed from 1he
entanglements+ of the Old World, and
seemingly free froth any reasonable
possibility of Inva.iim, snrh a erindi•
tion should 1•e allowed to-deyelnp.
1n the Hands of the Trustees.
• Hamilton Time.. •
1
rater Teri
rater Term lI
oW�
J�NU.aRI" 3rd
OPENS
OPENS
,George Laithwaite Wins. -
The mane. of those tartness who`
w,.11 pe izrs iu Ihr dale y farms compete.
ti.nl that wtµ+ held thiuughout the
Province the p4.t year are announced
in' the sgrieultut4l publication t Virtu
and Dake. Thr Ptuvinre was divided
into four dietricts. Thr winnrw in
this district, which cotuprieed that
portion of Western Ontario north of
a Iiue running hvm Hamilton to
Goderich. end east to York county.
and comprising Y irk county, are as
follows :-D. D•Inean. Don : O.. 1).
Bales. Lensing ; 1). J. McClure. Church-
viilr ; G. L eithwi te. l.odericb : F.
Hutton. Brampton : A. Otoh. Pres•
µIn : H. Laitd, Uon : J. McKenzie,
�Villnwdale.
The farmers owbit have won in this
competition ate to be congratulated,
as the competition was s severe one,
and widely advertised. In .till, 1,000
prints were offered: The competition
included the house, Urns, equipment,
live stock, farm' mensgrutent. etc.
This year, those tht•ee farmers , in
each district who won first prizes will
compete in the final competition, to
decide the best dairy farto in the
Province.. This cotupetition was ar-
ranged by the*h,.vr-mentioned paper,
Farm and Dairy. of Peterbots., as-
sisted by the Ea+tern and Western
Ontario Dairvtueob and Deiry (rattle
Breeilr^s' A=social ions.
The high's• scolw in the Province
was 1117. Alt. Letthweite's -score was
(11.1 giving 1 ' fuurtf•enth t lees in t•be
•�whole Province. (fond foe Godesich
fewnship ! .
1'h•' Markham h;enteinti.t eall•rnorm
the I•:ducation 'Depat•tment "1n take
v ..vete iep4 to petptliz• te,trhers
w•Ilo te.ign their position• whenewet a
r • 4 e. -
ht h r Ila 1 _ITrrwt fr a
g Tdryr'�
wlle'1•i..•I.... 1 heir Penne of htl„IItpM4
honot appear* to 11e snrh that they con-
sider a written ctontract x one-sided
affair• only binding on the trustee
bwwirf."' The µtatter i. ole which
Peenieto lie within the eotnpwtenee of
e various wrhonl hoard.. Ii they
c •nee to reggard the agreements ,ts of
nn lie, the teachers can hardly be
ttla •.. for ' looking out for thetn-
selvet.
rush Wit.
Irish wit of t. genuine kind is not
extinct in trelan 1 and it is not likely
to{lrwtne .stn, if w : ay judge from
the sayings. of , dome t t he present
generation, An.lriwh sebool inetprctor
was examining a clews in'egeographv.
Ne had propounded a question regard•
ing longitude, end`received a'correct
answer ergninft• the
abolished. I ing the m.rchtnt paid a fair price to' ordeal. "And now," he said, "what.
the whoirwle house trim whom he I in latitude?" After a brief silence. a
pttrehasel it, and the wholesale home ht•ight. 'm ingster. with a merry
Insisted on paying the contractor tWinkln in his eye, said -•'Please, air,
NY'• nodi, .• that several newspapers more tban ht asked, and tale cdn- we have on latitude in Irebnd.
4'athenr say. lbs BlJtlsh ti!ever•Ipssnl
are veggewtitg A chamge In the time of tractor• raised the wages of his wast- won't &nowss any I"
fmm the lad rand
DATE OF CIVIC ELECTIONS.
USE
ALIEN'S
LUNG BALSAM
At once when attacked by a Greeb sad
thus Evert dangerous brownie' and
pulmonary ailments
2.5c-, Stec. and $1.t1Gj tiles. •
Sold everywhere.
DAVIS h LAR:RENC F; CO.. Montreal.
Students slay enter
any day e.f the scb.wll t
year- - -
,
individual inatructinn. I
Our graduates get the -
Lest p aeiLimu.. -
Meil ('nm•.re, %V r ':
train runte young people
than an, rat hrr tuausee•
meat in'Cauadrf!
Af Misted with l'otn-
merci.l Palos -son: As-
soeiani •rt .,1 Caieda.
Write, for parttculat.
CLiNTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
GEO. SPOTTON- Irin,:ipal. 1
Ladies' Bocharsn Laud, stud Astrachan Lamb Coats,
$*J, itis((( and 1N0. Now, ffilr, $=., and >K�A.
Fur -lined Uoats, Muskrat -lined and blended Sable collar,
145 and $511, for * 6�.'
Twenty lien's Black I► ,g roosts, $yr, :for $15.
'Fifteen 31en's Black Ualloway t'alt Coats.
ilb. for Ij t.
Ten Men.'. Alaska Braver Coats, IW` D for tk'S
_Ttamty Ladies long; heavy, stylishly
- 1' inured and beautifully Iine1 cloth
Cate of Kersey. Braver and Tweed.
$15 and $IS, for each IS.
list" ik
Remnants of Dress Goods
♦Ve hove ,sit-a•ored and 11,alkrJ t •1 ,A•. "��y\\\rest fast al1
endo rat Ilse,.. G,wdds Anld (• .,t lllgs All1 •1'N ,s-.1 HIIIIdred.. '
• there aro. and beautiful matertala, and aft ten hits 1 tr n --
yard*, at a fract ono or their value. We invite ou emituuuera
lit cowue eddy and avail themselves of these ba gains 'on
one entire table.
Carpets - and Rugs
All Hugs, Velvet, Tapestry, Bntasel9, Wilton, w will
clear out this' month. and are market now ata ,-.du. h.n
.o1 from 'J► to 5o per cent., and we invite your inspection . d
criticism.
Butterick Patterns. •We carry a crimple', stock. Ne
Patterns and new free Fashion Sheets. Cali fur Delineator.
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BUSINESS
EDUCA TION
such as you mar obtain under the
very best conditions et rhe Cen-
trar eustness College of Toronto,
is a sure passport to success.
Thousands have proved it. Why
not investigate for yourself?
Our Ir.. catalogue eapla.n,.
Write for et. W. M. GNAW,
Principal.
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It has paid ethers, it will pay .
hnu. Write today for our
andsome Catalogue.
STfIAT' '.' • ("INT.
is the gheet prettied training
school of Western -O n t a r h o,
Student(' are entering week.
You take no tisk in entering our
classiest. Our cnursee are !the hest
and our graduates sfeure the Iligh-
grade positions. 'three depatt-
utents
.Commercial
Shorthand
and Telegraphy,
(let our free. eatalogue etltd inves-
tigate intn the merits of the school,
The time to enter is nos►.
_-__-��A. McLAf HLAN,
Principe!.
W. ACHESON & SON ,
No Room for Doubt
You will know you ate
correctly dressed if you -
haYe us build your
Clothes ! •
MARTIN BROS.,
PHONE ides. TAILORS AND FURNISHERS.
•
White Pine with Wild Cherry and
Latcative Bromide -.Quinine Tablets are
sure cures ; 2�c a,'package.
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Catalogues Free.
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I'rincipaL \'n'e lestncipal
DON'T COUGH!
Every time }Anti cough it means that Nature is dislodging ph' m from the
delicate membranes of the thmat or lungs,. In doing_ao hat
,membrane becomes inflame-, t red rata en.
There's the danger point 1 Broken tissue
means letting down the body's defences
against disease -germs await st such an
entrance --Consumption itself sterts that way.
Don't take that chance. Shiloh's Cure
loosens coughs -removes ph
allays all inflammation in t
breathing tract -builds up and
heals damaged tissue -•)ruts
the throat and lungs m n
state of .robust health.
Get Shiloh's Cure quickly
and tore that Cough !
1`i. C. DUNLOP
Clearing Sale of Winter Goods
Before stocktaking we want to get rid of all winter good.
The prices at which we are selling thein should appeal strongly
to ellkeen Losers. It will fay Targe dividend nn your invest- ,
ment, even if you don't need the Roods until nett winter.
Look ahead abd buy stow. r
PRICE
25c.
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1 o $ urs
A FAMILY FRIEND FOR FORTY YEARS
Men ur . Coats
Black Dog, regular $ZJ, for... - tay.
Klondike Beaver, regular ilk, `e��ialo yo
Overcoats with German Otter co%I* - yt g, =t4
heaver shell. reettlar $20, for �I
Far -lined Mocha Gloves, regular 113, for-.-:,.. .,=t.
Overcoats
$y2 Overcoats, reduced to -••---•••• -•i $1.50 -
*111 Overcoats, reduced to. , ..`. e- 11.50 't
118 Overcoats, reduced to )13.75
1 Overcoats at Ha1f=Price
Rleteen Overcoat(' ranging in price from *11, to 521).
All at exactly HAL'F•PRICE.
Boys' Overcoats
65 and $5.:.it Boys' Overcoats
Boys' Suits
Thirty-five three-piece 5µn*. regular $.i to
for
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23.9!
$3 50
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
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