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Church Notes
Rev. Marshall P. Telling. Ph.D., ad handful of tyle qud Degan to (laetrile
Ude It in the cage. Then the fact
(� Toronto, win oceupv the polish,
11 leaked out that he war not only a
Knox church t t%fl rt r of the grMduate of t•4tr,uui reraity'Lut n[ the Alum -etc l'hapLer of laugh• I print Mho' 104 W011, he having rervrd
t the Eulpire-aU'w
leet on Mon• four yearn ill one of the offices at
Brecebrldge. .V t. Oaten r etx•s(hing
lrrl V
dry, April Nth, in the court house at
4 o clock p. in.
The sera and members of Huron
Lodge, p, O. 0. F.. will attend divine
service .at North street Methodist
church nn Snnday morning, April
2It h.
- Rev. Ir.••Nougall preaches amiiver
s try ,wv l00ns in Clinton next Bombe'.
Rev. 1'. W. t ow•no, of that riree, will
occupy North street pulpit both morn-
ing and ening, •
Next Sunday in Victoria street
Methodist church, Rev. E. A. fear, of
Exeter, will preach educational ser•
mons, loth morning and evening.
(;olleetloa' nal antwcyiptinns *i(1 be
taken in aid of the- educational road.
Rev. (i. F. Salton, of Stratford:who
bae haul arvrrx.l int•tlttinnt from tnl-
s,plrrrt.unt churches for.hls next pastoral
telill. has acreptedlitlte invitation -of
the Methodist church et %Iooie .14w,
Sask.. rubject, of of tt e, to the ap-
proval 441 the transfer and stationing
tree.
1'hr pratnr, Rev. ('• 'It. .Ione., will v l lett,
preach at (Moth ertBapvMes-in the tist . were ig
Messrs. 1ee. p•Iw1,
1.'
ch11rch neitt fiitn+tas. -Every s pl atG*t tfrttaml; linen -4e- 1. ti tlk-
wel,•ome. Rev. t'. J'. Cameron, 13. A..
WAN Of the plain, practical kind. No
Nrewoeke, no enlotionalieln, no
threats of hall-tl.«, but just practical
cou(ulotfieurt•. V. Mood trim 'wretch
a sensible sermon 00 the question of
aantseuente. He frankly admitted
that the desire for wenlent was'as
}laurel ar the inclination to breathe,
and then he showed rev why wine
amusements were allowable ,and
others not allowable fr,n1 the mural
standpoint. In a general way those
ei ntsetnents which emoted a deteriora-
tion in the moral Hhre should he
shuhtled. guestio,'elle amusements
were often indulgt t in because the
people were tend inotolent to seek out
elnmething letter."
St. Ge age's Vestry Meeting.
The adjourned vestry meeting 1•1141•
4 0rW«'a -church war -held .in the
Nchnolrooril on Monday evening, with
fairly
1
mem-
term 01Lile congregation. an f
lien. Porter
was Appointed Ni rertoi•ir w.u•Jrt} and
Ilia Honor Judge Holt to r•preseet
the people. The sob•'.01yn appointed
end, J• Sowerbv, Dr Hayden ,Ind P.
0 of/ Tn
mission superintendent of l)rltar'i,. litlnide. '1141.. P r-op.•'Ti.ett..''Lind•
and (reeler, ii exp,•rt,•,I to o •ropy the f„.'t.• Ilay- and 1 v.• : tu.lit(n•o. MeoorM.
pulpit on t11.• et ening of Solidty, paint and l;luibll. ; drlel ttr'. to eVnal.
Apra121iii. Judge Holt and \I r. I?lint. WIth tae•
The 11trNe+ Med Plril'ithea, Bible gull to the contemplated purr,hase of
' clitsses of the Ilvptist church held a a naw nrgAIL it tc,.. (trebled 10 await
curial evening at the . the 1.' , )11 of 11, i .Hrr1.i(4 who Inc
pant , age, Si,
I J.'..•,
pnt•tol aRe• Srant h wrest, nliJrltrs.tay. ,Itow At work h. -t tilers_ ti++ml+«
- A It tpl,c time WAS spent in music itnd •1 poo lle.rty votes 03 1 lir uks we is
(I,I • which iiia• .;s•,•n to the l nli .6 of ,h,• build. the
f 'f v n o iteAlitant=f3ltPttwt #+«++las \Calton •it -ill. ltmtlHiw,_41.0xrs-
• oilier annl.rnm•nts, +• r 1
th•.� fit:r...holt. Ill• 1•••+111:: People'. ,tstnr,.ttuln is Puadere
ludi••bersyo,p r,•frrel rent'..
'members and flirn,ls of the .' 1•-"- :,nil ,nhrr or ,.n",'pare. of Inv thatch a day. For
wear nrr.rtnl• f 1,111111111 awl y11I',•ul N,•rvur,•i' fuf Iva dose;
1. l3.- limiter, ,i,•t;; 11kt „t hn• •; '1"0••••litlancial st.tt"IiI'nt .lowed Ilia Hwrtloi. Glee
,l
• rhnrrh, desires to Merl with 1ant ,-Ilii. 11..1 •I ,.lulu 11 t"lortlon of ilt2isi in the fi•w• d•irti iveee
'lire,' 01.ylltlg 'I1e" t'It•. both tits" „1.1 In ,t'Kae ,left reel +111n, ili ..4141.0-11f
leaf Is 'heat.
hues: who wish to lr.rti t•• -lime.1\•1 11 Ile Iluluie
�sy --
111.(1 1 n posy 11n view he win h l.1 r••1;',
THE 1SIGNAL ; GOI)ERICH• (JNTARIO
peustty for butting and eserciatug o0
human beings is seldom found.
The ewes are noted for their tenden-
cy to breed at off season or l0 the
spring. 'rats enables the breeder to
have his lambs born 1u October and is Uric Acid n the blood.
November, which permits him to }face Unhealthy kidneys are the
ou the market what is justly eoasld- cause of. the acid being
ered a hothouse lamb without the Nle- 1--- ow". it- Ute kidneysacted
cesslty and expense of maintaining a I as they should they would
henttd barn for the purpose. No breed i strain the Uric Acid out
is es great'mllk producers as the Dur -
sets. Therefore the lamb from the
time it is born Is forced to grow and
It lambed under favorable conditions
and with proper care should be ready
for Market In from nine to eleven
weeks from the time 1t is born.
The Way to Manage Choler' Herd:.
OftreasseM of bogs which have died
trt•ai cholera should be Immediately
burled or burled deeply and covered
with quicklime. Separate the sick
from the well bogs and divide the well
hogs Into two or wore groups and sep-
arate them as widely as practicable.
.ts the germs of cholera gain access to
the system only through the digestive
tract. the line of prevention is well
marked. All feed and drinking troughs
should be thoroughly clenued and dis-
infected. if the troughs- are of metal
holdlug them over a blaze will be ef-
fective. Streams that do not rise o0
the bome fartu tlbould be saspec-ted as
.:t possible carrier of infection. and for
this reason water from wells should
tbeFeed aringly where hog
remain in the infected yards.When a nein tells wishes you to ,mderstaod that he
\ Worms In the Colts. is a 1:v110i- ail yeti nary take it for
(w - sometimes die from worths - granted that he afraid you aright
with• the owner knowing what was ort Ned it out otherwise.-l'hicrtgo
Kean d -herald.
thew fter weaning they are very
susc•eptlb to this ailment,as ire al Ws IPcommend hru,/situ, the mv1
or less. A good remedy anattntt tonic, to ellerly people w•h we
tobacco in the feed twice ,_„e gth 14 l'cic ' R to w n u -e .
colt a good tablespoon- and ' WHO su1Ty1• frequently from
or older horses. lis pro; ,tttllck!. of sudden rxbou.tio,r, chilli-
wo doses and after a woe, weak beau lietion,etc. Ferrovitn
the dose. Nature: ,i•t,ntlaita !rash level heel' citrate (It
Joel, sad tr,'re old `tpanish %herr) •
wine. 81,111 per bottle at druggftds.
heumatisnL. l`
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. R1 .•u-
matism is a Kidney Dis-
ease,. Dorld'a Kidney Pills
have male a greet part of
their reputation curing
• Rheumatism'. So gel at
the refile of those fearful
shooting Isaias and stiff,
aching joints. There is
but one sure way-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Be Yourself.
Flank -What is. the key to good
marine; s ?
Will -14 netural.-Detroit Newt!.
�h a°' sparingly. For Your Enlightenment. _
Cholera serum Is used the hogs should t 11 you that he
1.0 1 , u.l•. I'raluv :tt1,::I„ons
1 I -o I,,, k to lilt. to •1111,• ro,on • 1
TART.
• A Clinton Pi1ieer Uejtd I • - -
G HORSE'S PULSE. ' ' What Bothers Him,
By tin drat,i of Jain Urlcl.rnlen
,•.(' NtrN(w 1.. hr ('linen h:i'. le.t "0• of`il. 1101.1 higI1I . •••!`heir': two thing+ ,thn,it. Ibis
a1y Be Found by Placing Hand ,4.rw•nlrc1 r0sidrnt1 'Ind i..lrini.0 re• • blotted' t.rsrefr•rit that irnn'f millet-
at Underside of Jaw. nulv@e n '1 111411 w: instill
y% stinnd." olidd 1'nrl%• sert>,1 Pmille -
1'10• ut• Sibol-s of.1 h,•' 1V 1111 i 1Iw. .ailed ' rIt w' fruit
.t �••IPtY ret \tlr^nl•11 sl l.r�•f. Ili„ ,OH<, 'th 1111.- 'to :, II-:1lllQnlalle` 1.111 y+t1f 111' \',••11'. �Ale( m1111 ret 'lbC•' "IAu` IN'. ►bit 11',• K I
i nn 1 and '.In • sou sur ivr. t illy „red the other i3 that ills call('tl grape
`t. it.tls-t•••". nn I 1,. •le ,t bl,eN} Nlln,.l Into , .�N 'al I•l',•III.1� { 1 h • ea,'ll• tel% 11. .‘1101
r-. Nirhulsoo foul 1•x•.1 uttrlter•„ ,•:rrt. Ira mean* u a tone w,Nel 'rlu• sun, l:rwgr, i. a toe rlx,r 1 \lenthol Salve is tint qualleetto soothe
i%•en why are mPlml, •ri of the' r •:Irl• 1 ti 1 f
a
J. H. COLBORNE
UNDERWEAR
For ladies, misses and children.
We are rhowing Crescent Brand.
which is one of the best made.
.lust note our }nicer, 10c, 12je,
15c, 20k: and 25c. Nothing better
for the prices than Crescent.
OXFORD SHIRTING
Only two pieces. They are
regular 15c cloth. Fifty yardo
in a piece. As long am they last
you can have them for just 12. -lc.
COTT3N SUITINUS
138 sure you wee these `iuitings
before you buy. All prices. from
1.21c to 511c, and all the newest
comm.
11 BLACK AND WHITE
DRESS G ODDS
Four pieces at Ilk regular.
We got theist at a price, and can
offer them at 25o. They are
a great bargain at 20o. -A nice -
sized check.
EMBRO11ERY
Seventeen to eighteen - inch
Embroideries for corset waists
are the lest we ever offered for
241c and '2k. (:oral patterns o0
good cloth. We have n special
lot of embroidery edges a n d
insertions to match, and such
prices! They sin -prised uei when
they canoe. Real Swirly slake.
RIBBONS
Nine pieces :it inches wide.
Regular price 15e. We got them
eo 1 •w that we can let them go
at 1 Oo.
LACE CURTAINS
our .tock for sprint its now
here. and we are in a position to.
offer great value. They are all
Nottingham Make. and •hirer
are front Vile to dollars. Never
offered such values before.
HOSIERY
Don't forget our great two
pairs far 25c line. Fist black
and searsllesa '
SILK
At a snap pries; in black and
tremor :18 inches wide, will not
spot or cut. (food for statists or
dresser, and our price it only
60o.
Another lot import purchase
just here this week, aid the
prices are about twenty per
rent. lees than you can find
them elsewhere. We never
offered anything like t h e to
befere for the prices we are
asking. Black and colors.
PRINTS
• V. always take tlret place in
Prints. (dna hundred anal
thirty - seven pieces to select
from, and every piece fait color
and best English cloth.
CORSETS
A aniall lot Irl nb.nit halt
'rice. -
\ lig supply of \fay P insane bete now, tinct (leiigner :ked
STANDARD PATTERNS Fashion 131'k. shi.!1 l3►ok cJeti y•III ,i^
with eigtie *Pao -cis.
•J. H. COLBORNE
K hmrh thetl 1
Kit
- C.rter fd
1pril :red.' .111 ,'hil,lrru ate wl l oar,•. r
\I.•th.i li-, ,. , ,. ui••t •._ . 'III'," i•,1 rtpalls:^u aid relaxiltloll u, the, wall long nlrl. ;1A)'n 'rnylot. '•(roil. Chicago Tribune.
cptoghlt•t t� the wife of .
at 11•c h•• o.. , alas..t't"„•,1-�N,rin.l•ou. ,•I ;i,. ,•44 14 1111.4e --the artery-anus&'.I - of l'Iinton.tnd,oi..tbur. Mak.l ,lawny. --.- -
n -dnv .•coriirrit t , p . ' ii o t .1-401g11-
1 NVe have to thank Lhe •blp,ttle.r for
i1 1 ,_, w. , k ,. • p red n 1 f t re pnrnp-the 1 \Drs \lain r..I.1, s at l 11" K \ienthol which when npplird in
' with 11
Mutt. (:
S:nri,.ty i"•ture 1l"ii•. •I••trlrttlt.e Ina 11,1,h stroke of the -heart 1st equal to
heir new home • ti or. Hue un• ens, pulsation- VIZ., •x rising and fall -
Airs. 1!. T. II tile. w10� it ..one to of the nreriul wall.. lis health the
tour to Jlnmilltnl, WWI ilia rrripiont ••
t Port
Ise teats jeer
n
(l1 ht\nd;nn,a j!r'•1•nl from 1110 North ..serage 11nluts•I 01 (take
to Cert.
htr• r t adult. BBTi.' cross 1 wt .M'tndeT Jail lifeCs--itivont "titirtr
Corti -
afternoon. Mrs. Halls woe a charter 1'h, target the hone the slower or
member of th.• organized. elites, and
j hate aeon the rhes fra'er,the• number of bee -Ls per minute.
frons 111 neglntilnl
til hts-IwPr*-►,►.,•t ardent li•rorCiu� to: au ex[mrrt l/trrtter. a
of ,t w holt•s,t . 1 rel i ern n
(inlet -NI was held 011 ti It) uftrrl0 on l burn, rte. 'Lir. a. tin at .3rug¢i•lts.. • ,,.,,i 1-1- tit'•r fifteen years ne' the 1
and•wss largt•It• attended. , Some men ram 14 i,n-tnega along the I ; •a • 1,'.Ir: - Murphy. F.C.. lrt.l a 1
lines of a man who used a cannon for • "1 the l::trt which he .teeire.l t:,
1 Newspaper Office. h. tit g ► ice .1 a vcrailtt 1 itt the /orbit'. 'printsieswessisr
.
in I undo')
Nle cal inRect hitt.' and stings. sun -
CERN INOCULATION.
Late Nicholas 'Murphy. K.C., Tried
Hard to Prove a Grave Charge.
1 .ei.•r' of "the daily paper' aro
:It in ,-1:r of 'the large \uteri-
- •1"••tor was recently un
1 ,e ., .Ilarg.l of murdering his
u.r 1•• l) in4N'uliting him with
J'h (i I germs.. Such charges. which
Int Lltit;lc'il• 'hut are not te•y.r11,1
t .r res;i,.it of 'possibility. have been
e• no: iefri•'tu3'ntly .since the Rerm
• .• • t .- •ill.` Iss..a ih' neel•plted !'
In a n r n•
Pity Editor One Rte. -Jones.- i- if Sial have.n't yet -Inured' nut that
• tales. be present when _Bail fir
Kepo1 ter --UI right, , money x
City Editor -I don't know "heftier hypnotizes the ►rorrnwed silver dol-
or r«val titan walls vonr attention
it is aliment- nundednes.; on your }tit., 1NIs.,
tt`enem'er.
and helpfel in her interest and her de- eery koo+J place to take 1he Imete is at
- pitons- will lie ntiirh rt•Kr•tt,•d. 1)r. Cie nndt•r'.ids of the qua. Int rolling
1).ng.11 nude the. pre'Ptntntinn,. anti I I t the fingers about u
\Ira IIAII+I•eelintgly1•rplkd.
lin areannt of the inisSintlaty tea
of .tin lllny.'e but
I
m:•Urinnony, but Td ratF1.•r, w•firn yrni� til Ole Nilyrr lining of t e lend -lfien
• i lmhrellm.
'hnye nera.•ion to wl n r „lett( a 'sed• harm eteli lo Marrow y o lr 1
the tips o littleding% nor have c„n area that Ins
Reuel) lime avoice at Onereleersnl
ue% anti be brought 011 to the bloat.. Smith and Mr. Brown ••ontleiwent" a-rea.nr:lnt.,-making him easily heard
,,:ao1 Intu•riuge reretnlrny.-•Life. and antlrr.toixt.
IH!it.g held last Monday evening. the 1hni't 'cess too firmly nor yet taro -
F k till) I of
yell lig ladies' Eureka Mae
r• Nee• -
in: 1) The animal must" be kept
You've Heard Him.
�'f.•1.n•fa Ntro.•t Alrtln,lia rhnrrh
Pa'tpnm•i1 th,•ir vectder a l.•.•Ilear. it still and quiet. 1 I f Importance
•� alae m l
Instead of Butchers Meat. •
In point
0 m
1 N[ lie. Brtsinraa Ivan pail witV rystan rw fres • -.i
▪ L 1 h • Ir••I.1 on yl••ml ry -next at -S the . h,lnicter of the p
• deli' •k in ilia rlinrrh parlor. -tend all - the teen snide. -'that is to Ray. the
11, no•,,,I„•Is ,oy leau, •1,•,1 t.. h• j)".'4..1,t•.•'d ceyiy1 may impress fir as feeling
'11• t" ,1i-' us: im',irt,ior hu'in,•-. 11.1rd.150ft.. full, quick. email. wiry,
Nees Sno.l - t will _'i theof the kular .Ir l regular.
,..,-,test full II h.s lr••n ,..oars, 1 nn f „. '1•jl.•xe are Weeder; which require
the lea 1{,r., w ark. n'.I1.mks g e t4+ ,r t It't1ce toefure they can be folly am
shin of 111.- - t.rai•y �'. H•IRtt+u•th'•ul 1 I''�
1.izzi1 M. •Kei r. ator,li-d inyitatinn 1.114.1tlttil. In disease -pleurisy -the
Ii extetid.'I to ell ynui,g lr,a lee "who noise will -he -f01111d 'beating about
eirlo to arl1n,1 any et. all• of 1111' eighty times per minute (depeuding
Wiggings of 1111• .-itis, , ,, t the stage of the dtseasel, hard.
The nnri,wl 11143-0b14 of toe 11,01'14.1'3, wiry nhd irregular.
tul.ciliarc- of tlm \\'. 4, 1. o3 North to putinonary apoplexy. It may Ie
street Iilethodist church was held Crew boating 1211 thrice per minute.
Mnndtc of last week. Very serine- When properly taken It tonna a vel-
a its
ela.iging loporr'of the yiclrr`i wink were naldP nle;urs of assistance In eecee-
t:,bitn� t
ease, •
. given nnd.tll• 11.11nwlrig •.hirers warp
Merged : .1lnnorary {.resident, Mee,.
Since' h ; 1i,m,snlry vi(•P Ire'idenr,
Mrs, tiro. 1'.rx ',resident, Ire. IL
Colborne : 1st vl•'P-presi.11!nt, Mrs.
Be rage Acheson : 2nd vi,•e•preeident,
Mrs. N. F.. liir•k ::Irl vtrar,re+iclent,
Miss 11., Robertson : ,mealiest men.,• -
tarp. Mts. H. Turner: corresponding)
secrete. , 11 Ls 11. E. Freemen ; treas-
urer.'
reas-
urer \Ira. W. f}n,'Ary : superinten-
dent of s) sternal is giving. Ml.. ihlvid-
hon e,1'iitnr. Mr. Robertson.
The W. M. ss.- ret---e-relrwlw v+Reef
Methodist chnt'eh held their regular
quarterly tea at the home of Mee. ti.
F. Million. McDonald street, on Mon-
day evening. Tea WAS served from -tt
to 8 n'rinek. filter +vllirh a $11104 0101•
gram wee given. Rev. It. W. Mill -
yard acted Its chairnt;u, and made
tee opening renmtrkM. The following
was the program : Solo, Mr. Mwaffleld;
mouth organ solo. Miss Million ; read-
ing, di. M. Elliott : vocal duet. Lily
atnl iFresee-Newrit a onto, Mies Beef"
cher: chorus, Misses Gladys - Hog.
earth. Stella Speiran, Sadie Bates and
Jennie Hawkins: recitation, Lily
Newell : solo, t'S, Belcher ; treading,
Million : sot i. Lily Newell. A vole of
thanks wee tenderers to the chairman
and to the hostees ter the use of her
home. The meeting closed with the
doxology. At ,t previous meeting
held itt the h ' of Mrs. .1. H. Millan
oflirers for this Soviet y were elected
for the coning year, as follows : Pte'-
ident, Mrs. 11. Ferguson ; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. G. M. Elliott sprond vine-
1l,resider•t, Mrs. Bates; treasurer, Mrs.
.7. 31. Milliett ; recording .,eeretsry,
Mn. 13. Hoggarth ; corresponding
„reretary, Mrs. E. Kneeahaw ; super-
intendent of systematic giving. Mrs.
(}, M. Elliott
nature and progress of dta-
4'an't you burry up thatsteak is lithe,
wait,' ? I've been waiting over half
an hent '
Visine"s rrlilh lilt hornet-1\'Il-,1 in
illendrt' is the matter Diet a.' .abett
have dinner 't I've been sitting bete
like a -hutop on 11. 1.11: f"1' over five
'flintily.. -Linden Tit- l;
ORNED DORSET SHEEP.
This Bred Commands Very High
Prices at All Times.
An expert sheepman says Dorset
sheep belong to the middle woofs
'these are the mutton breeds sought
litter by butchers, on account of cut-
ting so well on thblock.TTn-elie the
Dorset rams when developed will
weigh from 200 to'250 pounds, some
going a bit higher; ewes from 150 to
19U pounds. The wool Is of good, fair
length and Ober of the crisp, strong
sort and at all times commends the
highest price.
Both theewes and rams have horns,
the rams. of course, much heavier,
Monger and Inrger. Whether on ac-
count of their horns the 1}orseta are
fess timid than other breeds 1 am not
prepared to say. Nevertheless it 1s
well established that no dog takes his
first lessons In killing sheep from a
Dorset flock, though a sheep killing dog
proficient in the art will sometimes
become foolhardy enough to attack
thein. Still. to and about the burns and
The Markham Sun refers In the fol- �
(owing tempi to the coming pa'tov of
Viet"rie oat resat 'Methodist church :
"One of the mo't populer and tine-
ce1afnl mini'.tors in the London con-
ference is the Rev. F. .1. Oaten. M. A..
who has lust concluded 'a t wo week'.'
campaUts of append MPrvires at the
Methodist church, Mr. Oaten is a
graduate. lint 3* doesn't flauntbefore
you at Pvery opportunity the fact that
he has been to college and known a
whole lotmore than other poor ignor-
ant mortals, who haven't heft. the
same chance to "aorta their mhmle with
ti'.ebil knowledge. He is Just a plain;
veryday kind of man, in feet w sort ac/aanrr a1 Ya
Ahoy among hove. ile walked into
,ur minting estahliehnti'nt one after- ,tWsOLs the Dorset' err exceptional -
noon, threw off hie coat, seiu`d a IIr_ /1811► and a rant having a pew
OIL
a.
The t housewife can, keep her
titble supplied with app'tiitng dishe+
at for lees cost then bntclel's pleat fie
Iniyil,g ('I:0k%; Preserved Meats. On
three pounds of Clarks Mr'nts she
,otve'4 the eo-t of one pound of meat.
Ask your dealer fru' thein. '
We invite your inspection
.of our magnificent . . . •
Spring Display
now complete.
April is here. We are ready to show
yon -the -latest- - and best in Lady..__
.Spring and Summer Wear - Suits,
Waists, Skirts, r Whitewear, Tub Suits,
Skirt:; and Waists, Hose, Gloves.
Ladies' Spring Coats
in all the new styles and lengths. Every
garment marked at the closest price
possible
Lace Curtain Sale
Commencing Monday and every day next
week we shall display beautiful Nottingham
Lace Curtains at very pleasing prices,
They will range in price from 35c up to
$3.95 per pair.
JOHN STEAD
Ladies' Wear, f=urs and China. Hamilton St.
t\ I . Ir! tout •e a
fir tti' mmt-,n,nslttiore l--r,lit.•,-
,.•nl l have :hied at spelt a story
tl,rrr uould lave to be 11 prink.
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'r.all •u,•i1 .1 -t•.ly ti.-'l:ly. Tho cit+t:
:In•• ting eco:- ono ,%'.: involved a
,I,to an long since dead. 1.310 wild
li,.l.. th! a very` prof:aim-ant In ,(ln,.
t ti•,. t r tale- i f Iist,•1.utable won- I
'Ow! i:; In- l ria;ttu life vaerc made .
rr t::: •r 1,1,11. and the chief witness
,.11.4111-1 hire wits a young woman' who ,
1t..l in lis home- as a sort of cum-
!.:111iutl to his wit.•. - Iter own charac-
ter,- which %veil geo.l. 44'11; 11ot
1, and she ea+ nppar(;itly in gao-1
health also when she fel!' ill with
-!t !it sickn•oos anal was trente l
1,v ,I lib► i. i:ui, who was relate.! to the
-ly.lift�•ian iu
question. ._, She ,'wryer •re1-
1.n t. and before the c•riniimll charm
,n141. tin,' -libel` at•tion+ -arising- from
the charges corm• to trial rhe hail sur-
, unlle.l to galloping 'r'.nauml.tion.
To his dying day 'Nicholas Murphy.
lug set ' e tun c-1 for the young wo-
man 1111-1 .W110 WWI re-l.un4thle for 1•
Lringiuq the ori�innl c!�rrge:( to light,
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averred that she was .8 victim of tis- 1
l,crciilnr Inoculation 'at the hands of, 1
the physician. but 'he could obtain 1
no credence for his tleory ,in ant 1
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Sprin r:.: L. Shoes of
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Spring rend Ste. rn_r fashions,
in the s:Ttart,�t shapes
rind designs. • ever pat-
t rris in all sort`s c f le -;hers for
either. indoor cr outdoorr 1.v ar,
morning, :.. fterncon or eening.
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. I have bought out the hardware, stove and tinsfnithing business of
J. II. Worsen & Son, and have increaaea their stock and now have the
best -assorted stock of Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Lead,
Colors, Alabastine, Brushes, Garden Tools, Spades, Shovels, Hoes, hakes,
Folks, hears.
LAWN MOWERS
Woodyalt and Maxwell Lawn Mower' are
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Specially priced
at $:3.50 and up.
POULTRY NETTING -
Poultry Netting from 12 inches to 418 inches
high. in 1 and 2 -inch mesh.
PAINTS
Alabastine Wall Colors. easy to put on and
won't rust off. We have every color.
Mertin•Menour MO per cent. Pure Paints and
Varnishes -the best make. Geta colorcud and
read the guarantee on every can.
Mtenour s Floor Paint dries bard over night and
wears like iron.
Carriage Paint. Varnish, Enamels, Stains and
dry Colon.
Every style and 1111.' „f Paint and i arnieh
Brush.
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS
Screen Donn, Windows and 34,ween Wire in
every sine. a
Barb Wire, ti685 per 1011 lbs. No. 9 Coiled Wire
Let tis do your Plumbing. Heating and Tinsmith work. 1've had eighteen years in Chicago's largest p; rm oa
shop. and know how to do good work. and do it right. We guarantee all our work. and will be glad to R y
prices. No job too large or too small for us.
Fred Hunt's Hardware and Stove Store
Hamilton St. 'Phone 135.
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