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am.. performed cbe osesmo•y is the
�' of Lilt inunodiats relatives.
Vaud rite. 11oDowss= lift In the
Afternoon tor Toronto S and flaveiock.
NILE.
wwlrllaDAT, Oct. �VOL
vatuter aeewfesi wsbwbold
Aso
Coe -
c ant aicc owaa.
orser c6 M
at Ebt p.m.
etc i l'Stb, at 2� Ails
•w ff. N'illaie, ties
will
ch and special m~iswlll�a ren
',teach
at both services Thank -offer -
jigs willle
received. Un the follow-
sodey evening a soared °remelt
31 es given in tbe church. James
gowand other taleat Nom Uodo-
e bare at.-rn engaged to provide
_ asst program of vocal and Is-
MOnen u,tuiett,wb_ieb iLaura
nters
with y Miss
r,. of rAbove*. and aYr'sear
mintetete Coodkskoseams
Wool
e o'clock sharp
dares
SORT ALBERT.
MONDAT, Meet- 30th.
SCHOOL HEPURT.--Tile following is
ilii• report of No. 1.
for the
of the
prattb of b..S.. , • marked
orof September. Those
r absent u.o.t of the csootit. Sr. IV. -
Sevin Schoenbals. Vittoria 8male,
Say Diction. Jr. I V. -Albert Smale.
La. Willis. Dells McGee
a Maryon
Royer c
syph Buckinn."HpCan .
Jr. Ili. -[bra Buckingham.
Olive Vi-
ls, Willie Dickson. Sr. IL -Harold
Smile George McBride. Sr. Pt. 1I. -
Viola Hoy. Lorne McGee, Violet Wil-
es, Harry NVillis. •Wesley Fielder,
'Riittie Dicksob. Sr. Pt. I. -ivy
'.Muck sod Willis (Oauley equal.
Ikon Hoy and Harrel Groan equal,
GsdysGteen. Jr. Pt. 1. A-Keooetb
Green and Olive Scbwobals. Pt. I.
J-Jsmeo Ruddock. Number on roll
S. Average daily atleadanoe,
Patents are requested to neo that the
pupils attend regularly. E. CLAar.
Terieber.
(:uL.dSORN E.
W&DIK•DAT, Oat. 0th.
Watch for bills announcing poetic.
Wars of big supper and sntertainmeaL
M Zion (Ooiboroel Methodist church
on Thaakaglvlog ay.
MULLETT.
MONDAY, Oct. 7.
Aeneas. --Mrs. McNeil, of Fullerton.
has been vidUag her sinter, Mrs. Jas.
Da* sad other friends in the town-
ship A utile daugbt.er baa
arrived at the hours ot Albert Rapson.
F Trickett has returned from a
visit to his home in Rowland
Messrs. A gulch and Johnston
commenced operations in the Londer-
bnro' evaporator last week Frank
Flannery iotends to leave in a few
days for Monktou. wbere he will open
an agency for M&-(ormiclt machinery.
KIP PEN.
fctutDAY, (kt. Lith.
&moot RKi o&rr. --The tollowitrg is the
September monthly report of S. S.
No. 14, Stanley. Names are in order
of merit : V. -Iliacs Ross. Sr. IV.
-Ansa Hood. Nelson Hood, Alex. Mc-
Murtrie. Jr. IV. -W. C. B. Johnston,
Louise McClytnont, Anna Fisher. Jr.
IIL-Bdla Collins. Matilda Nigh. Mar-
garet Cooper. Jr. ll. -W. Sutton.
(inset Cowper, Norms Hood. Second
Part -Gila Fisher, Verner McOlymont.
Grace Fairbairn. First Part -Fred
Parson.. Agnes Nigb, Loretta Sutton.
The boot spellers in the moothly spell-
ing twitches were: Sr. IV. -Anna
Hood. Jr. IV. -Louisa McOlywont.
Jr. 111.-Marasret Cooper. Jr. I1. -
Norma Hood. W. H. JORN8Ti,N,
Terchrt
LEEBURN.
Tom oto. Or: t. At b.
LegerttN LOCAL, -Apple -packing
it
tbe order of the day Miss
Gladys Stewart was home from Gode-
rich over Sunday J Moser. of
Godorieh. came omit last week and put
up a Dew wiodmill for Mr. (Cook
Mies Clara Fulford returned home
Thursday atter visiting friends at
N ra Falls and Buffalo... . Mia
L. Feagen .pent the week-eod at her 1 to level them up and put on gravel .... , championships and nine reserc� open
KINTAIL
WKDNESDAY, Oct, bad.
A K tats' ('LLL -This commwity
wu,kockad 00 Monday whet it be-
essieknown t
Wed aways°ddorwli7• Mr. Mac -
win
[rs:le was unworried and lived alone
at be house on the Ink. Shore road.
8e was it church 8nadar morning
hat Was not out at the eveetng ewry
Oallooday morning bis brother John
west ap to the house and found biro
dead. It is supposed that tbe mea -
eager m f death came without waro-
bg sbortly before the hour of evening
woke. Thr deceased bad been
somewhat indisposed of late, but it
wrsot suppooed that hie condition
we. at all enemy. Mr. MaeKsosie
was born in this towea`ip fifty -raven
feun aro and spent his litehereHe
a survived by one sister-MnPeter
Clot. of St. Heteee--and four
hwtbert- Roderick MacKenzie, seer. -
tars of the Grain -grower: Association
at Winnipeg ; Rev. Lbesis14 MiaelCee-
tie,otBritish Columbia, and Melsdoch
and Jobn. of MIAMI. The deceased
eatagentleman of five. unassuming
character and was a promlouot mem-
ber of AshNrld Presbyterian church,
being a member d the erosion and
taring held the odic* of church tceas-
urer fa thirty-five years. Hs ass
held in the highest respect in this
twttmunity, and the funeral, widish
tot placr this afteenooi to Kiatsil
~try, e u veryattended.
atd
Ree. Jj
N. Rutile largelyucted the
aerial seri ices and the pallbearers
mete Roderick MacKewgis. Obas.
*mart. Roderick
Armour Mrllurcby. C'bas-
asoand Duncan McKay.
SLY fH.
Tresnee, Oct. tltb.
P[nWaAL AND GgtvaaaL. -Tbe
haasar held by the Ladies' Aid of the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday
last was a splendid success. Every-
thing was sold early in the day and
the ladies could have sold a great deal
more if they had had it Mr.. A.
W. Sloan, who has been confined to
her bed ger some time, is gradually
gaining, but it will be some time before
she will be able to get around again.
The pipe. to convey the water
over the town as a means of Aro pro-
tection are now Lid, and Blyth has
one of the bee: tire protection systems
to be found in any shall place. and
tboee who are carrying Insurance
should get after the companies for s
lower rate on their pr t}- .The
Flax Co. are having a hard time this
year and now instead of bringing their
fiax in from the fields rotted they are
just bringing it in to thresh. As yet
the mill has not tltart.d up and in con-
sequent* the prospects are that there
will be no scotching this year, tbere-
fore it will not be the benefit to the
town that it was expected to be
Fred Moron and Jas. Hirons while
driving over to Br issels last Thursday
r So
frs-
RHTG
MAKES MONDAY
SHORTr.R, BIER,
COOLER.
MSITMELY tr MST SALE Y MAIM S
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II IP _ • IP VIII It 11111
Dispersion of Me Penzance Herd.
The sale of the Perazaace herd of
Aberdeen -Angus cattle. to take place
at Penzance Perm, Colborne towo-
ebip, on the 17th haat,. will mark
the dispersion of the last of
tbs four pioneer horde of Ontario.
About tbirty years ••to the Geary
Bros., ot London, and Jas. Mcl•'arlane,
of 8tanlev, imported from Scotland the
first of their respective her& of pure-
bred Angus -Aberdeen. A yeat later
Wm. Stewart, of Local's -die, started
the Willow Grove hoed, and Cul.
Varcoe started the Penzance herd at
the barns time; in fact, Mr. Stewart
and CoL Varcoe made theft first our -
evening had the misfortune to run in- chases at the same time frum Hon.
to another rig, twisting the front axis M• H• Cochrane. of Qcetbrc• About
ot their buggy pretty madly. They eight years ago. atter tis death Vf Mr.
got to Brussels all right, however, and Stewart, Col. Versos bought from
returned Friday Quite a number the a:maters of the rotate the whole
from here took in Brussels fair on Fri. of the Willow Grove herd, cowpoesed
day and report it the hest they have of nineteen head of choice purebred
seen in the county. They had splen- cattle. in this herd were the
did weather and L very large crowd. cbacnpionPrise-w(noenet the Toronto,
F. Anderson, who left bore a few London, Winnipeg other principal
veers ago, returned house Monday. exhibitions of Caned i io the previous
Re was engaged in husioess at y erurit� the teat t wenty-8n. e years do
Pincher Creek, Albertan, for some time,
hu he has sold out there and is now Penzance hard h .+ turned out oiPr 100
in Seattle, Wash. He was unable to purebred young bulls to improve the
arrive soon enough to attend 'bis i stock of the country. in addition to &
father's funeral .T he concert hinge number of young cows sod
given in industry Hall on WedneedaTheifers. Twenty-five years ago there
evening was well .attended, the heal; were only a hew huodred of regis-
being packed to the doors. h was a' t e r e d purebred Angus Aberdeen
very good -fair night" convert. with cattle in the United 'States and Can -
lots of fun, which seems to be what is ada; now the latest certificates num-
wanted... .The streets are very ber over 190,000.
rough at present, caused by the put.' During the last ten years at the
ting in of the water pipes. but we! great interuatiunal exhibition tat
understand it is the council's intention Ohicago, out of nine possible grand
home at n Mt. and Mn.
Windmill spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. A. Horton.. Miss
Bisie Linklatee woe laid up for a
couple of weeks with blood -poisoning
in her hand. She is able to be around
again . .(leo. Freeman is wearing a
towed smile these days. It is a young
daughter.
LANES.
MovuAY, Oct. ith.
Leegem loo .Ls. -Mr. and Mies Mc-
Donald and Mrs. Frank Scott visited
at J. Innes' last week... ..Inst Fri-
day being such a fine day Dearly
everybody within reach went to Dun-
gannon fair. Threshing menu to
be the order of the dry. The Latter
part of last week a man was supposed
to fill three orders at once Mr.
and Mn. W. G. Gardiner. of "Lion,
were guest. of Mrs. W. H. Reid for an
afternoon last week Mr. and Mrs.
Twaealep of Belfast, visited at the
house of Jas. Lane last week Mr.
Ross. who for the last couple of weeks
has been i cry. i11. is not improving as
fast as his man friends would wish to
sea W*hope by next week to hear
of an improvement Mr. and Mn.
William Btklwin visited friends near
Blvtb on Sundav last.
MONDAY, Oct. 7th.
�irra-.—Mrs. Taylor. of BI th, 1.
•Fatting +.t the boor. of Data McDon-
.N .... Mrs. J. F. Thomson, of Gude'
rich. spent last work at the home of
bar parents, Mr. and Mea. nonneth
erGau • Mr. and Mn. Geo. Fer-
guson and hairy of Loyal, visited the
boor of A. McMurchy last week.....A
herr number from around bees took
n Dungannon show on Friday and all
report a good time.......Tbe monthly
sareting of the Wowew's IInetitute was
held at the home of Miss Mae Dren-
asn. and in spite of the rain a large
mother attended the mooting.
Mr. Moore, who recently purchased , to all purebreds and g
the McPherson hardware stock. is breeds. the Aberdeen -Angus breed won
getting it in good shape and is adding I eve of each, Herefords three of- each
to it all the time. He seems to under- and shorthorns one of each. During
stand his business thoroughly and will nine years st the same exhibition in
no doubt make a .umds of it the grand champion fat cat IoaJ 'lot
Jas. Cutt is conftoed to the house with ! award.. the Aberdeen -Angus won
a serious attack of rheumatism . . 1 seven times and the Herefords twice.
The painters who were engaged Dai -.t- About the same results have taken
ing ties C. P. R. station and bnildiogs i place at the great fat stock shows of
have flashed the job end have moved England. Scotland and Ireland ot
on to Walton . Miss Ida Paulin Smithfield. Aberdeen and Dublin
and Miss Nora Mc4Jy spent • respectively which clearly proves the
few days of this week with toe form-; superiority of this excellent breed of
err permits at Teeswater and while cattle.
there attended a trance, baying an en-
joyable time Mrs. Curti., who; Laurent and Company.
bad been on a visit t o b e r Durant, the world-famous wagi-
fewtber at Inglewood. 1o. for au pant cies with his able company, appeared
few work., returned come Saturday y 1 in Chatham last night for the third
whoha been
and Mrs. Jas. Jackson. 1 consecutive season. and was greeted
had been visiting stands in De- 1
by a packed house. ho more delight-
• troit, returned humor last week • , ed audience ever left a ball in this city,
and It was the universal opinion ot
those who Leard and saw Laurant last
night that no magician in the world
today excels him in bis magic art.
The show -a clean one -runs a little
over two hours and is divided into
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY. Oct. ?sibs
Ngwe NoTit -Mr. and Mrs. S.
Series. of Auburn, visited at M%illism
J.
Thompson's this week
and Betsy McAllister visited Brussels
and Jamestown friends last Werk....
Miss Martha Ferguson retutoed borne
]tet week after a mooth's visit with
London friends .. .. Mr. tiorasky, of
Toronto. visited at Wm. 'Thompson's
last week ... Miss May Redwood, of
the G. C. I., spent the week -end at her
home here . .Janie+ Elliott. of
Nile, is putting cement floors in John
Redwood's new stables Ibis week ....
Potato picking is the order of the day
in this vicinity. The crop is good. but
quite a few are rotting Wm.
Henry is threshing in this vicinitythis
week . Mee. Mggins, of Loodon, is
visiting friends in this vicinity •
Mrs. Ballantyne visited at Uriah
Thotnpson's this week .. .. Alfred and
Charles Asquith, of Auburn, packed
apple(' at Joseph Bolest weekshow-
ingfruit was of g quality. y
that it pays to spray visited
Bella Wilson. of Auburn, v. C. cd
friends here last week
M.
Rutherford and Mn. Rutherford. of
Reid's Oornere. visited at %Vm. Mc-
Allister's last week There was a
holiday In the school here last Wed-
needay. the teacber, Miss Ntollivan, at-
tending a wedding at Kingsbridge..
Rt. Augustine was well represented at
Dungannon Mir last Fr iday r shoot.
- At
tthe Huron County Rifle Leagu
which took place oo the ranges here
Monday of last week. the 81. Augus-
tine
tine team got third place, being -only
elevei pointe behind Dungannon team
No. i and two pointe behind Colborne.
At the rifle practice last Saturday
Wm. Thompson wes high man. scor-
ing
coping .izty-four points nut of a possible
YOUR HAIR NERDS
PARISIAN SAGE.
Use It u a Dearing-flatiab Daadratf
-Stop Falhag Hair sad Scalp tech.
Parisian Sage, the delightful and tn-
notating halt tonic, is a true hair
awr(sher. It penetrates into the
inil. get. to the roots of the hair.
kis the dsndroft germs wad wtppitos
tis hair with jet the kind of sourish -
meat it needs to snake ft grew abutsd-
oatly
since .0 introdogloo Into Canada
P.rb4an saga has bad a>• immense
Me. and here are the reason
11 does not metals gefes.uo ansa
of lead. nitrate of idiom we wlpbwr or
say injurious I
t coma dannart�d!�,wo weeks, by
killing thecomaa
it stup0 fa111al yBt
Int Promptly pops Maim of tbs
it makes the hair wit, SISSY a.d
hrxerian t .
Italie. life sod beaMoe to . hair.
it is eon ea stick
a h thke e 1111411•01hair
tads
Mr. Murray express auditor. pard au
official visit to Blyth on Friday
S. A. Poplestone received word on Sat-
urday of the serious illness of his
mother at Exeter. and lett for there
no the afternoon train..... L Hill re-
ceived re car of lime and one of lumber three achy. It would be impossible to
lot week for his building npentions describe everything that happened.
From start to flulab the audience was
convulsed with laughter. All classes
of people enjoyed it. The childtsn
were amused, the moi in the back
benches demand' an hilarious time
certainly excelled himself to deafening
applause. and the refined. quiet person
Laurant's manner and
warmed up to the occasion. The two
sesistents were oleo very clever. and
Mr. Gradolph provided &pp:optiate
music.
The outstaeodiog feature of the ID -at
act was The Mystic Chapeau. With
bat the brim of a bat and an opera
cloak Laurent realistically presented
• score of characters well known in
history The Inst character dissp-
pesred altogether in full view of ttie
audience. This illusion is one of the
best ever seen in this city. -Chatham
News.
... John Stewart received a car of
cement on Friday via 0. T. R. He is
still busy with his contracts, with
good proepecte for a late season's
work. The wet weather has kept him
hock greatly ......Sunday morning
was Children s Day in the Presbyter-
ian church. The church way decor-
ated for the occasion very nicely with
flowers and • great many children
were in atteodaoee. At the evening
service Rev. Mr. Turner preached 'a
sermon eopecially for young people.
A. E. Cook. leader of St. An-
drew'.churcb choir, assisted the choir
at Westfield Sunday. it being the an-
niversary terriers there. Mr. Oook is
a good singer and was missed out of
the Presbyterian choir in the evening.
th
twit . host. hiss Nat esamiat sad
rit+r, nub Oestillahair ` trasideg ete` It. T.
lush ('o ib„ park ago, Oat.. T1ss
Pita aid or hew le only IID sesta all diary stowow
nosy eT+ wtoilet goods am
It R Wide (<ersa.teme It,
seventy. --
A MESSAGE.
Dodo's Keeney Pills a Sore Remedy for
Rbsemadsea. Diabetes and Pais is
die Limbs.
Oriwdstone Island. Magdal
Sept.ROO. --(Specill)-That
Oodd's kidney Pi11s meaning a great
work for the suffering omen iw denied.
Meade ran leo longer
*vy corwer of the Dominion furnlob-
be some notes woman who is m willing
to spook out andtell
relief, lied
deter. wbeev tbs5 con
May, Jam McLisn, of this place. is
awe of them.
1 sea flryeix years old. and wt t,b it
crideal time of lie I bat conies to every
weer*. 1 had ebewisatbnt. diabetes,
is la way eerie so I mold not
d w bsUt ti tee greatest
Ia.1 Mot le two hoses d
Osddti gassy
FOR BALD HEADS.
A Treatment that Costs Nothing 11 It
Fails.
We want you to try three large
bottles of Rexall •'Ri" Hair Tonic on
our personal guarantee that the trial
will not cost you a penny it it does not
give you absolute satisfaction. That's
rrroof of oar faith in this remedy, and
1' should indisputably demonstrate
that we know what we are talking
about when we hay that Rezall 'Ile"
Hair Tonic will retard baldness. over-
come scalp and hair enamors, and, if
any human &genet can aetompli.b
this result. it may also be relied upon
to promote • new growth of hair.
Remember we are lasing our *tee,
e,
menti upon wbat has already been ac-
complished by the use of Rexall '7R
Hair Toni:, and we have the right to
assume that wbat it has done for thon-
sands of others it will do for tont. In
any event you cannot Ions anything
by giving it • trial on our Tiber it guar-
antee. Two airs•. 50e. and $Ifni. Re-
member. you e&n obtain Rezall Reme-
dies in this community only e1 our
stere --The Rezall Store. H. C. Dun-
lop, Godericb. -- - . -
Cert and Kilkenny.
The New Doctor.
invalid, reading doctor's sign -"First
visit, $6 ; second visit. *2."
Invalid. to doctor -"Well, Doc.. I'm
Isere again."
An Irish waits, nameu Keony was
n� ted for bis wit and ready answers.
A party of gentlemen. who weer *toy-
ing at the botpl, hoard of Kenny's wit
aid one of tbem made a het that k
would soy something that Kenny
couldn't answer at ones.
A battle of elsompagne was ordered.
the one watt baA oder the bet took
bold of the bottle mad eomm.aee4 to
MOO it. The eork i#1010 riot with a
"bang.' end flew into K.noy'. r.rut.b
-MN' be said. "that is not the way to
lk
Ken out „( hM
Kenny teak the cork
month and •f4 but it's m oe
wayto•` .'
en es part raiin.,meter ran 'sa. e
new pekoe of furniture sed mike K
lurk r If n }as Ing �+a+e old sad se
tin aha avodieo small Iro7
Fitwell Hats
The growing demand
for Fitwell Hats is due to
their superior style and
• quality. No other make
embodies the same degree
of distinction and value,
at a popular price. Once
you get to wearing them
you will be a regular cus-
tomer.
These hats combine the
Fitwell and Union labels
as a double guarantee of
style and workmanship.
You can be sure of abso-
lute satidaction by wear-
ies ' ifitwell."
McLean Bros.
The Square, Ooderich
The home of Semi -Ready Tailor
ing. Agents for the Ihasoue
. arhartt Overalls and Smocks,
Fitwell Hata, Stanfield's) Pure
Wool Underwear.
remember
=t that when you buy a stylish Shoe you
do not buy discomfort ; and also let us
emphasize the tact that in buying the
HARTT
SHOE
you get both style and comfort.
TRUNKS, ETC. -When you travel you will need • good strong
Trunk, or perhaps a coasmodtous Suit_ase or Bag will tweet your
requirements. We can furnish all your wants in either lice.
AU Repairing Orders receive oar prompt attention.
JOHN H. McCLINTON
ON THE SQUARE
RANSCONA
REAT CITY IN THE MAKING
Transcona will be one of the greatest railway
centra of the West. The Grand T ru•k Pacific hoe
lance shops located there, the Canadian Pacific
Railway has established immense freight yards. aid
it has been persistently rumored that the Canadian
Northern Railway will move their entire shops from
Fort Rouge to Tranecona.
ict Tratwco•a'e futyre sera woo Luring city, as
Well aa a taitwa$ eeSttte. p a erre ed rmlverai large
n
industries aalready eetabi , requiring a 1.. ge
Onamber of inen.
PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE
many time. over in the next two years. and there
are big profits for the investor who buys today.
We have a number of lots to sell at Trans^_ona
and offer them on very idvautageoue terms to (lode -
rich purchasers.
Write for our booklet, which telly all about
'nauseous'.
Scott, Hill & Co. J. T. Goldthorpe
22 Canada Life Building Agent in 000E1110H
WINNIPEG, PIAN. Rural Tekphooe 13 r 9
o 70,-M .
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W•
Multitudes of People
take scO77's EMULSION regu-
larly to repair wasted vitality and
enrich the blond to withstand
winter colds and exposure.
It contains the highest grade of
coil liver oil, medically perfected;
it is a creat -like food -medicine,
scrupulously pure fad healthful
without drag or sdmulant. Fe-
dorsed sod advocalblid by medical
authorities everywhere.
scorrs ssfuslisosidrives out
colds--nounahes 11s mfrbranse
d the throat and hoe wad keeps
them healthy.
Nae•tag agorae SCOTT'S
6£RiL ION hr isms s.1 Menadist
.aeras. -*sec tight iihmaa we/
.g 'cassowary traaidte.
Equally good for infants,
children or adds, but yogi mast
have 4NIITria.
a wow. 'r.n.eea. Ouis,i, *as
ow.
Uawewlse
or miimitaa saseatise.
'Tita1 CaM►Ye Is wine\ Y saws
• .trahlae ser Dem iWs work. Tbsasesa
ecru :ma to Mw+M, Pandas, pw.lerr. eisl►
Sabo* 5414.444 Came sae Ds.satis
&clears tsars ennesis. Waterer eevire*.
*went. nearest mss Imam Yalta A
sarirass. Rate srit.sea Marr sire
needs an ALMA tra44iae. Maa:,swe pre.
apattur sent on &amikados to Preaslwsl. A
ICE
CREAM
The most delicious flavors, wit b
the best and purest Cream. serv-
ed et the BALMOKAL (]Ara. Or-
ders by telephone for lot Crease
in bulk or in bricks attended to
promptly. Telephone b4.
F. E. BURDETTE
araosasosososososo vwrwwa.
L.B. Tape
of the
Singer Store
offers at gond prices wad terms
all styles of Sieger Sewi.g Ma-
^bisea.
Some good ,wood -baht ince
chines for eel,.
Oil, atts.-hrnents, .pairs and
neo dere for every wake of war
ebio,.
t ritual -tock of fang anode
on sale, such as handkerchiefs for
open.... cape. toms, rte,
Kiderdown yarn for raps soil
inettuitioas Mete foe trakhss
aawse.
Irish erorb•t pals Ate, lane ala
in.ertinn •.a bend anal made to
or.I.r oleo.
Katie roma for hat triwnw'og.
M.an.pe•I restrepbew, ieilMs,
ate., and etutw•o dere thread.
Miamian/ lose at sssader.•to
mew..
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111 THE HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE is still the leading range
oe the Canadian market. it burped lees coal and gives better II
cookiwg results with a small quantity of coal than most stoves
do with a large quantity.
THE RADiANT HOME HEATER still leads the market as
a heater. It is generally ackuowledged to be the stronger'
heater on the market.
Owls,/ to the seorcity of haul coal we b•ve put in a line of
O•k Heaters which win burn Hard Coal, Soft ];owl, Coke ,-r
Wood.
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flased � awd i
1 half d Bard C >•I etatflT red1
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Portland Cement
We have just. received another carload of NATIONAL.
PORTLAND CILM .
Coke and Wood
0 Phone+ : Store 22 House 112
liklita�r.....rj ...fess =I i
We are reoeivia a carload • week of Solvay Chestnut 1; oke
This Coke ie tieing' oniv.•rsal malefaction sad a great Dumber or
our eoetoasen ss M prefer it to the t cow.w
moth cheaper. am burn very little more in it weigh,'
on. y an mu .e c : roneequ you ucc.
your fowl bill by fully owe-tbltd.
We have ere. received another • erload of slab, and con give
pr. anpt attention to any orders.
O. , Shelf and Heist' Hardware war neverr more complete.
Another barrel of Columbia Dry Cell Batteries just io.
Let es figure on your pluuhiug, heating, effete, wino,.
troughing, etc.
CHAS. C. LEE
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