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IIINTAIL
ST. HELENS, t�if yE t.ESDURN.
{ i'oitsDe JW. lith. (l�ltllDA\'. JUU. I /lh. MONDAY. J. 1&b. ger: Testae', Jan. 17th.
74 .,PAM flee [sur - At tl p. m. ou N�Tm+---Ilr. McKenzie, Prow lte- tics Nurw----licudoa e�
wsdnesdsy /winery II Iwstty a+ b vWtiag bir sister, Mn Jas and Aubrey Higgins mimeo tr'er litter Cue ace Nome. Thu W. F. M. b.
, Idiog tools pians a. the bone u[ Y4. ....Ilio Annie Ruthertoed � of last week (Hefting friends and feet at the hew* of Mai Mary Unli-
ke mei Mrs Dunces Macleod, Kin- was lwroe frow Wiogbaw over Suu- relatives near Whiteman Jesse lam UD Wednesday afternoon
ea, whets their semisweet daughter. Sue -
day Mn. R. K. Miller visited Gray and he, brother' %�'�e++ re The Presbyterian church will held
(+[see, waw marries to [h Arthur A. friends in (3uderieh over Sunday. r:eieed the sad tidier;that their their annual meeting in the church.
I, ifwppswc+nt� ►/ Elwell, former/ of Mie" Jean Webb b vi,itiog friruds in e'rother Jobu, of eloodstoek, had Monday. January L't. A lame :uxen-
Wbltnobureb. lieu J. S. Hardie, of l.ucknow Mr. and Mrs. Hyde sassed away oa fitsuuday. Tbev kit fleece le requested.
Ac Aihbeld Presbyterian church, per- sod Daughter Looser, of R•rcanvrlle, this morning to attend the funeral.... esum s.-llkatlolt is tb4. ps►trwr et
ramrod the ceremony. arid the wed- Kms•, ace Duffing rt ter I owe of The McGlynn brothers, all except present Mies Lou Sterlingis Imre
.Kms march was played by Mian Anna �"s• llyde . • .. John �lC(3uiev visited F'�, spent the last week at the boats em a visit to ber father M FIM
eaceretor Or and Mrs. Simpson f3oderich frimoda th:s went The of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Me- is mot as well as bis many ((herr&
.rre both highly regarded iu the con- eetular m►etiug u[ the Wowen', In- Glynn. Patrick and John, of Detroit; would like w see him Fred.
noway. :tad a hoer of friends wish Wtute will t►s held at the Ione „( James, of Hancock, .sod Mr: and Mrs. Qlidembeerjetuened borne atter upend -
George McGlynn, of Move Jaw, Ing throe weeks with Mr. end Mrs. A.
January `laskatchewen, were all here Horton OJliver Gook and Rees
Miss 1 thel Templeton came borne Quaid aro working at Carlow.
from liodericb on daturdey to attend
te ber mother, Mre. Jas. l ulbert, who
u verb poorly at present A owm-
ber are going from here to attend a
dance at the bowa of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Culbert. of th• 4th concession of \feet
Weenooeb, Thursday night The
last few Mays it would require ra lot of
dancing to keep the feet warn:, it hse
heen so cold The Western fever
is not running so high as usual here st
pretreat. Some wbo talked of going
out borne time ago are now deciding
to remain a while longer. Perbaps
the short crops out West and the long
winter baro has something to do with
it, as thee- caw get a good sniff here
without going West.
TeetanteeY, Jest.
w IVIl •
FOOD FOR A TEAR
en HOLY11000.
Moot:ay. Jan. lath.
Nowa Ow xus WEEK. - Victor
daises. who has bear ausoding tbe
" Loekoow bier school, is now going to
Winglasin high school tor • term.
McKenzie. of K iocardine.
merits few days with friends in thia
nervier, spent • few days with their
daughter. MrsThorium Corson, ot
this Plans We cleerestalate A.
gbotsboteogn. wbo received a fifty -doe
iar gold watch for selling tbe most
De Laval cream separators for 1910.
N. Bradley is bases hem the
West visiting friends in this vicinity.
Master lAsle Buritite *pent Sat-
urday with Gillis Haines Miss
Emma _eckert spent a fere days lea
week with friends in Teamster
Mr. and Mrs. George Harrison. of
Kincardine. spent Thursday witb the
1Ady's pasants. Mr. and Mr.. Pierce, of
this place.
There paned peeicefully away on Fri-
day morning, January 6, after # very
brief Moms. Mrs. Robert Irwin, at the
age of lifty-ons years. Mrs. Irwin,
whose maideo name was Eliza Hack-
ett. was born in Asbfield township on
September lfiltott In 1881 sbe was
married to Irwhe and they
eek up residence on the farm on the
etb concession where the remaioder of
her life wee spent. Of their union
tour childreo were born -Joseph and
John Hackett, of Ashfield ; Mrs. Claes.
Bieber, ot Wiessesan : Mrs. Win. J.
Meese, Lueknow, all of whom are
liviog. Mrs. Irwin was a member of
the Methodist church since early
youth. The funeral to Greenhill
cemetery. on Sunday. Sth inst.. which
was conducted by Rev. T. E. Sewyer,
WW1 largely 'attended. Much sym-
pathy is exteoded to the sorrowing
husband and family.
WHY HESITATE ?
An Offer That Involves No Risk for
Those Wbo Accept It.
We ate poelti•e our remedy will
.ornpletely relieve constipation, no
matter bow chronic it may he, chat
we offer to furnish it free of all COM.,
if ernes.
Censtipation is caused by weakness
rit the nerves( end muscles of the large
intestines or descending colon To ex-
pect a cure y0111 inust teeretore tone
up and strengthen those organs and
restore than to healthier activity.
We ware you, to try Besall Order-
lies on 13ur guarantee. They are
eaten like candy. and an. particularly
ideal for children. They act directly
on t he nerves rand muscles of the
trowels. They Dave a neutrel action
on t be other organs or glands. They
do rot purge ot cause any inconteni-
eoce whatever. They will positively
overcome chronic or habitual consti-
potion aod the myriads of associate or
dependent ,!bronic ailmeots. Try
Retail Orderlies at our risk. Two
Mee 10r. aod SSr. Bold only •t our
loP. south aide of Square.
ladies are invited to attend.
IT GROWS HAIR
Herr Ate Facts We Waot You to Prove
at Our Risk.
M•rvelouri as it may saw, Reran
Heir Tonic has grown hair on
beads that were ouce held. 01 course.
in none of these cases were the heir
roots dead, nor had the scaip taken on
a glazed, shiny eppennince.
Reeall '113- Hair Tonic acts scienti•
destreying the germs whirh
are usually responsible for baldness.
It penetrates( to the roots of tbe hair,
stimulating and nourishing them. It
is delicately perfumed, and will
not gum or permanently Stain the
We west you to get bottle of Rex -
all 'VI" Hair Tonit aod twe it se
directed. If it does not relieve scalp
irritation. remove dandruff. prevent
tbe hair from falliog out end promote
an increased growtn of bait, land in
every way give entire satisfaction,
simply come beck and tell aod
without question or formalit y we will
hand back to you every penny you
aid as for it. Two sizes. 50c. and
WAAL Sold Only at our etore-The
Keene' Store. II. C. Dunlop, south
side of bquare.
ST. AU JUSTINE.
Turret -rev, Jim. 17th.
vieiting Auburn friends this week..
Joseph Kinskets, jr., is taking e
course in Belleville Hueneme:011am...
k E. Johnston, (assisted by Rob-
ert Ferguson, is skidding logs in Mr.
Mose' swamp.. Albert Tisdale is
visiting his parents st present
Joseph end Thomes Pollard. of Strat-
ford. are visiting friends in this vide-
ity ties week.
RIFLE Serotes.-There was quite
large attendance at the title merge
last Saturday and although the target
was quite dim at times some very
Ate tire oscura at yds. -possible 33
points: Tom Leddv David McAllister
26, G4111 Leddy 20. Wm. Sylihs25. Oswald
Foliated 21. Anobroge Brophy 22, Ea.
Rehineon 21. Bert Thompseri 21, Gus
Kinithao 21. Tom Kearney 20. Pat
WAsh 311, David Tisdale Oh Robert
McAllister 19, Joe Leddv 19, Cherie,
Robinson. 18. Wm. Lerely id, Wm.
Nixon 15, Wm Boyle II. Tom Mc-
Cann a Wm. McAllister 14. Barney
Brophy 12, H trry Bellamy 27. Ed.
Metres
LUCKNOW.
TI-ItsDAT. Jan. 17th.
E were pencipal of tbe public school,
bee tendered him resieneeion and boa
risked to he relieved on February Stb.
He purposes remove* to Caledonia.
where h4 will have charge of the
weenie department in the schoel
Tits Reeree' Gerrie -The gstne of
curling is proving to be more popular
than ever in Lucknow this winter.
Quite a numher ot new names have
been added to the Curling Cluh, which
hat now A total mensbersbip of nearly
eighty. The initial games in tbe
trophy have been played, Messrs.
Archer eud McGarry tieing the vic-
tors. The end -mentioned player de-
feated G. H. Smith and Mr. McGarry
won from A. McPherson.
,. elated tor Colborne township held A Wtornots WEDDING. -The mar-
e (het meeting socording te statute. rinse is announced ot ilis. Annie 1:dna
McMullen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W . J. McMullen. of Virden, Manitoba.
:::: :mad signed the aeosseary declens-
Larty end W F Your*. councillors. is well known in town. as she wee a
Reeve and councillors took their i-eate. resident of isucknow until six years
The minuets a the lea to"tiett 01 ego. Mrs. Wm. J. Davidfm. of this
iast y saw were ( earl and &doe( ed. OIACe, iP :I sister. The bride's old
etsenceee, Young eed oceetey friends heti. extend hearty congratu• 1ALE NOW ON.-OCK WINTER
I .toek ulna be redueed to midge place for
moved that the ralarie. of the officers lotions to the happy emelt?.
, , -eine goods. Grocery specials 7 bare Bee-
',‘: need as follows : Clerk. ;106 : BRING i lo; Nom g .‘ iiit IDE. -Yoe hied mimp. Vjo ; now ..bwit. 7 !he. tic , ism.
repeurde rig , collector. sou ; roses. residence of M. K. Richardson and
bridge
'71 . SOO • *traitors, ga. carried. Ap. Mrs. eicherchoote Fiestiertoo, we• tbe
Piket40110 Were received trees ,i. le scene of N prett y wediing when their
BRIEFS. -Fred A. Jellis made a Wei-
IADateld eed John Wiloon for tbe youngest deughter. Mary C hristine. , WWI Has Dandruff Got TO
position a 1141110111101 Moved by Coen- Or" married to Frtkak Tate, of Luck- i nese trip to Toronto Michael
oow. The cerenioav was performed Dotter leaves next Thursday tor 'toe
ellen Yam& seconded by Councillor Do %Sidi Baldness ?
wei.rty that J p ',reale he ap. by :be groom's brother, Hey. ( raw -
10th concession. ha purchased tbe Tee sae the st•tement esery day
tnted Carried Applications front ford Tete. of SL Catharines. assisted
Ferguson and Albert Wise roe by Rev. H. E. Weill% ood. of Flesher- farm formerly owned by
drily Slut te it '
Dennis mat the ODA cause of baldness Is dan-
'he position of collector ot •axe• were to:. Lobenarin's wedding tuarch wag I flown. ,
...True. dandruff often Precedes the
played bv Mrs. J. Blackburn. Miss uss•-:- fig Dose. -A Meal farmer
, „mg. seconded try couocinc Nee.. care& Prost. of Germ Sound. was offered tbe St1111 of 1150 fur a meaas for , ci ret rItre ef the hair.
*,1 7 that Albert wise, he erpohaed. bridesmaid, sad the bride's niece. little the exteretiostion of reire-wor . , __, , you k now
Moved in :amendment to t "uurii.,,_1.,.. Mim Helen Webster. wall .1 row olltirl• Now. ri. rasa cappot toll twee . Le , •,111117,e)d' DaDr101 %minder deb ntharronuffirl:lidwoFnucohia:ven,
roles, Haat, Geo. gerprowe be enactor. was best luso. Mr. and Mrs. TAW loft soil : otherwise his treatment would ' 'TO% ha.% 7it leo hseesseen- keee'pereen theme dr,' ,,
-he Reece toted with toe emend_ for Tweet° op tbeir baseyerroon trip. be of no avail. How cos es expert on ...wall,. k•P• " °ern" eerna- b411:::"" - --..-
Ile",., "'flied. Moved br 1:outwit- • Seug.s. --Miss MiesOraham is borne wire-WOrWS To'gall). thew,: tbe hied t dandruff ••11Ir 001/1141
we s (wag and chlohnint that .e 4. fro. oke,.eidit. pe.. trheLe she had with three large Meek mid white sign- mashies. a goo. ' —or • "resent° ;twat
' Arne and Andrew /einem be audi- been shim miarruninte, . T. 9. Reid. boards up wideb read : "Notiee-No 05 01 fool perselves." . ''' - - -
we Carried. Moved hy . 'ounciliore a rh. itiorpos. Bulk, i 'kw.. 00 A ireareseir-it on LW* PeePertY.
gelliday and Young that the thins for three weeks', vat -igloo. U. W. In• dens sbots' .
ile,,oserne trouble that causes the
he sword Tuesday lc Feibruary :_hr is shisom . ..1. W. 1st, the Times ebasers-ewe change with it''rarrilti so
sayment of taxes he extended intll .4 a r !mar, is as ?Mg during WATCH KinoMmitting (ionic. tab wet tosuany muses tlan•
't roe ilut et th• same and
bent her Iwo eerier th• Inn ,,, heir you will stop
led James Watson was sppointed seisboeted artosraist, will gire awe of the times. Our
4) the hoard of aaidsk for throe % ears het pope', .ectu•ve iv the tr,se .boll wakod nD 14, 'b• rsc' "IA "^" Lbw ii . .41 411"Ir err°. .,se erre Fi iiralt:Onf. (In('
ear hair resurlag 'TOY MATS 411,44 Uftt.
Pointed medial health officer for the gurus of his
township. Oareird. Account* Pahl nor
4nd 'lioung Dr. R. C. Weir WAY AP" missions.. ,-,t .1' 'Melte .. rw••..,,,,,h,..i iiseitrrlidirrY'nee714esc'° 'ted"%eaurn,Inrile ohatillkasse"nreh and 'Iltr•ttitewrewir 1•10:,:ta:". initnot•t:5 e.lte,°:7_4frus•rme (he lein.s.'
dr. VII1re R Keine nee . prom ••, afoot to er•ct s ban. mi.
116,____26 ; ilection eeptweive geitni: , am -isiting as the OV.Ihe MI sae worth, 4 general emoport time keeal 4,11. de ie _di. .., .:„;,.ii, ow; .0
••it.r_lheli, gravel, eleeteee lands, $1.90. ,4 Starhock MAI *MP • • 'PO ' ' ir ezprow wore% deb the Hefei Tell.
trensid bousdary. 117.M : Was: sooth tow; es• weer, 4 Aredeled wheal Own* T Wallas. is eontemplatin#
reteill culvert, Ilen. ; Edward Mask- this ?reeling ,Inder *b. susisews of elt (-eerier -his grill prove 4 great hem
• eyewink i„, gaikno • dee tremolo -re. Petrie ebureti flu •ains :adios at At to tii. "Ripens Resseyebeer le pre,
4.14144 church Air, i• provide • eiriendid , Wally is •-eadinewri to receive the 'it
nrottrain and are loin. di , !bah R Railwas which is slow. very sine
power. ,,, mow de sven: • mi. usis 1 in corning. but is sure to come 111011110 tor
till,. enrins the trait miters
STATE OE 01110. (ITT' 10, TOLEDO
Freak J. Cheney make. crib teat be Is sailor
sum of ONE H NORED DOI-LARS tor each
end every cow or • 'atnrrb that 0•111101 be cured
by the use of Hell's Catarrh cure.
FRANK .1. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and aubeoribed In my
lar•ti A. W. OLICASON.
Nor•ar tale.
Haneeaurrre Cure is taken Internally, and
sets directly on the blood and mnonos sadness
of the system. Send for testimonials tree.
Sold by all Drugerieb_. 75e.
Take Hall's Family IMO for oenstilletlom
IT NEVER GROWS STALE.
Welcome Visitor.
We are Always read to say is word
for Tbe Montreal Witness. a paper
that is x credit to ite publishers, to tbe
city in which it is published. and to
Canada. so many ot whose people wel-
come it into their Ironies.
Tbe publishers of The , Witness
authors -ice us to make the following an-
nouncement :
They will eend The Weekly Witness
on trial to new subscribers for one
year for only 50c., or The Deily Wit-
ness for one year for 111.011. Tbese
offet are open only to thorw who
hairs been taking neither Tne Daily
nor Tbe 'Weekly Witness.
The %Veneer has only just decided
to offer these hargains to genuine new
subscribers. and the publishers agree
toriduod the full money to any sub-
scriber who writes theca' in a month
that he or she doer; not like tbe her -
gain. That's fair. is , it not? Tbe
Witness is an up-to-date newspaper.
Its splendid stories are alone worth
several times the prire and its editor-
ials are bieterremeking and unparal-
leled. The Witnese, Canada's great
paternal newspaoer. 14 as everyone
knows. always fair and Rowe and
feeritee During itseubilee just cele-
brated, newspapers aod public MED of
every Province hare made remark-
able tributes to the value aud entet-
prise of The Maltreat Witness. We
have space for only one of them and
will quote tbe Hon. Sidney Fisher,
the Canadian Minister of Agriculture,
in congratulating The Witness on t,he
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Moutreal Witness the best man-
aged newspaper in Canada:. for this
amongst other reasone-that it is
thoroughly interesting and feetless in
its expressions sod its principles, and
its principles are broad. generous, and
in the public ioteres. end sound ecOn-
omically in public effairs."
Tbe Witness should he in every
home. Remember, new subscribms
may hare The Daily Witnese on trial
for the year 1911 for only one dollar
(111.00e or The Weekly Witness and
Canadian Homestead. on trial for one
year, for only fifty cents (Kee Ad-
dress your subscription at once to the
ness Block. Montreal.
EAST WAWANOSH.
Baton A Jan. et
mreting'of the council for 1911 was
belt] today. Members present were
John Gillespie, Reeve, (sad Samuel
Buechel. Peter %V. Scott end Joseph
each severally' subscribed to the stat-
utory declarations of quelilication &ad
of office, the Reeve in the chair, the
minutes of last meeting in 1910 were
read and eonfirmed. A. Porterfield
was a.gelti appointed clerk st a salary
of 012n, and F. Aoderson treasurer,
salary 11100. Moved by Mr Burchill,
secooded by Mr. Scott, that Wen.
Wiglitenaa he reappointed esseesor et
a salary of 1165. this amount to include
as formerly postage, stationery, etc.
Carried. Ou motion of Councillors
Stonehouse and Sate J. W. Bone
and John ft Scott were appointed
auditors of towaship accounts tor
1910, salary $8 each. Bored of beelth
for 1911 -the Reeve and dere,. Jatnes
McGee re-elected for thil, years,
James Mach and Thos. H. Taylor for
two years and otse year respectively ;
Ur. Stewart, Belgrave. medical health I
officer. The clerk reported that on I
the vote taken January end last., for I
tbe purpose of issuing debentures to
tbe amount of 1118,000 for the building
of bridges on river, concessions 8-9
and 10-11, tbere bad voted for the by-
te" 170. Waist the bylaw 96,
majority of 74 for the bylaw. In COO-
neccion with the above the clerk was
instructed to correspond with several
engineers for the purpose of securing
further information regarding this
probable cost of examining sites, pre-
paring plans and specifications, etc.,
on said bridges. Seven copies of The
Municipel World were ordered as
formerly for use of the councie clerk
and treasufer. Bylew No. I, 1911.
ratifying the appointment of town-
sbip officials, and bylaw No. 2, 1911.
appointing the council road commis-
sioners for the current ear. both
reed and pearled. The following ac-
counts were preeented and ordered to
be paid : The Municipal World, elec-
tion suppliee, 117.20, subscriptions to
papee. 16.75; The Advance printing
°Hire. balance printing contract, 1910,
/advertising bylaw. balloter, etc..
1156.66; A. Porterfield. expeuses of
bra tnimicipal election, $54 : A.
Porterfield. salary as clerk. 1910, and
parterre 8120 ; A. Porterfield, extra
work in connection with bridge bye
law. 83 ; Dian. Ferguson. sbovelling
grevel "iti 1910. *2; James McCallum.
27 yds. of gravel. 112.70. On motion
Councillo.nr Scott and Stonebourre
the council then adjourned to meet
again on Mooday, February fltb nest,
at 10 o'clock a. tn. A. PORTHRFIRLD,
Clerk.
'Not a Stranger.
A gentleman employed colored
MILO tO 'dear the winter accumulation
of ashes from his cellar. "Glad to take
yo' order. soh I" said the rash handler.
"What is‘yoer name ?" salted the en,
ployer. ' 'Washington." was
tile complacent answer. -George
Washimton ? George Washington ?"
ptinder the inquirer. quizzically.
""Seeme to me I have heard tbitt name
before." The negro.* eyes roiled. end
his ivories glistened as he delivered
lhe crushing answer. "llnk you
orter heard ot it Info'. l'se been Anti
Knew What an Oath Was.
A little boy encountered tbe mit-ne-
ar who asked ilbeetions. Desiring to
impress the youngster with the neces-
sity for telling the truth. the good
Mee said. "My lad, do you understand
What as oath is ?"
."1:31 -bub." answered the bright i one,
"it's wbst pop says when he ha to
make A new fire in the furnace.- -
Phila. Tilat.S.
-Jeweled te onset eosin second Tue•-
44, February. IP. W. licUw4Ava.
sees Sts sis
eith Mesa
ease bee ea
leono as.
vemsseses. „ be t.
This represents a fair ra-
tion for a anus for a year.
ant some people eat and
eat and grow thimor. This
means a defective digestion
and iinsuilable food. Marge
size bottle of
equals in nourishing proper-
ties ten pounds of meat.
Your physician can tell you
how it does it.
/Oa SALMI DT ALL 11110001111,1
Sang am . mom mad Yam ami toe ow
ark bra ama11.11.10 • liked Lama Pao.,
Lie Wakayama &mak Wawa Tammaka• ewe.
JUST RECEIVED a Firand.
• r new Shipment of
Spring Hats and Shirts
The Shirts are of the popular
W. G. & R. brand and the Hats
are the latest shapes and styles.
Call and see them
Leading Art Tailors
Winter
Tours
SHOES
Shoes are the most ettreetive and sensible presents to give.
They are elvrays needed.
To
Mexico, Colorado,
Pacific Coast
Points
The Grand Trunk Ftailway Sys-
tem is tbe popular route from all
pointa east through Canada via
Chicago.
Features
Double Traek, Fast eervice, Finest
Roadbed. Modern Eouiposent, Un-
excelled Dining Car Service -all
elements of safety and comfort.
To the Sunny South
No more desireble route than via
Grand Trunk and connecting lines.
• Very Low Rates
Full information, tickets. etc
from
F. F. LAWRENCE
Town Agent.
Office hours 6 a.m. to it p.m.
Ur addras .1. D. McDoosed, District
Passenger Agent, Union Station,
Tor onto, Ontar io.
SLIPPERS
For:men, ladies and children at all prices.
SKATING BOOTS
Do not fail to see our assortment before purchaeing. Skate.
put on free.
MOCCASINS
Are very'popular gifts.
LADIES' 'CHOICE FOOTWEAR
We know how the ladies are interested in artistic footwear.
We have the kind that lends to the foot a coveted char:Hof indi-
vidtmlity and gives a graceful poise to the whole figure. They
excel in quality, fit, steyle and reasonable prices.
Wm. Sharman
1
J. BkONIEY & SON
THE LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefulty attended to
aii hours. night or day
any glaci to say tbat I bear no
man a grudge." "But the point is this
-Are you of sufficient inovirtance to
make a man care whether you bear
bini a grudge or not ?"
Jinks -"Tired of living on mutton
sod beef ? Why don't. you beve a bit
re fowl occasionally ?" Binke tab-
sently)-"Ceue very well ;none of my
neighbors keep poultry."
PAM, v
PACIFIC
Short
Line ,0
Ilontretii
well lbseasi : the xi v41.
titration .),t1 earth Tickete olvereyii
no tap Iv, Ali -town lec:
JOS. KIDD. 4:Sty Arent
GENER.AI Ha ALRDWE;R' E
11
To make vont. name happy during tbe year you should
have one of out
Happy Thought Ranges
8 Radiant Home Heaters
CARVERS in cases and without cases
1847 RODGERS' Knives, Fork s,
Spoons and Sundries
POCKET CUTLERY in a lar ge
assortment
BRASS GOODS. A fine assortment.
A beautiful assortment of ELECTRIC
FIXTURES
SKATES from 4oc to $6 oo
PERFECTION ANKLE SUPPORT
Have you seen it ? If not. do not
neglect to. It is the only perfect
ankle support on the market
HOCKEY STICKS all prices and
makes
FOOT WARMERS for your Cutters
GLOVES and MITTS from Toc tO
$2 so pi.r pair
Boys and Girls' HAND SLEIGHS
And many othe- too numerous
• to mention
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