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NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Liege staff of .peeti:alista.
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Position. guaranteed to graduates.
C. S. Frt.vxt.u. P C. A.
Pi:mend for U. D. FLim s4e,
:i;) Para. Secretary.
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'Bus, Livery
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AND ; PAS$RSOER : BOAT!(
Passengers called for in
:any part of the town for
all train. at G. T. It. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
eerviee and careful atten-
Our Livery and Hack
eel vier. will 1e found np-
t..-dace in every respect.
Your pat rooage solicit ed.
T. SWARTS
IThune Itr7 Montreal Street
PORT ALNFIRT LIICTURE AT TRINITY
Miss Winnows Stevenson visited
friends in liodetlab tun indite last Rey. J. B. P.ehwing im Streaks m
week. Drama and Tragedy u Toronto
Mrs. George lame and daughter, el
Belfast are visiting ber father, Mr. F.
Cunnitlbmen for a few days.
Mlle.Ellen Draper returned home on
Monday after a ell wee v sit with
',Nativist tet ts
fr'atltrAM a5' don,
Miss M.rgaret Witoria. of liodurieb.
Is the gueet of Mr. and Sire. Jacob Mc -
(lee.
Mr. Wilfred Stet -metes gave a very
esjoyeble deuce to about fifty of hie
friends uu Tuesday night.
Mrs. Robert Johnston. of Dungan-
non, has beset visiting her patents, lir.
and Mgrs. James ,)liver. for the pact
were k .
Mite Genie McGee visited frit/ode in
litelerich over tiascday.
\Ir. Joe \IeMihan, of Detroit, is
1 visiting his many Iriends in this
Mr. NVallace ('tintiiiighe,n wit% hotne
from Uoxlerich for the weekend.
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Au eatietent .cientipt, the other day,
gave his ,.pinion that the most won-
derful (Recovery of recent years w:u
the diwvvery of Z tor,-Kuk. Just
think ! As soon as a single thin layer
.4 %nut-litlk he applied to a wound or a
sore. such injury is insured agairest
blood pti.on ! Nut etre species of
microbe bas !.ern feuud that %am-ltak
does not hill
Then again. .(. soon as Zan -Kut i..
applied to a bore, or a cut or to rain die -
ram.. it stops the smarting. That is why
hildren are mach Irirn.ls of %am -Bok.
rimy cafe hing for the science of
the thing, 1l1 they know is that ..snt-
Hu. stops their pain. Mothers should
never lin-get thtr.
Again. Aa soon as 7.atu-Luk is ap-
plied to a wound W tea diseased part,
the eel!. I.ene:ttb the Skin's emitter
are 5',u stimulated that new healthy
ti.sue to qui •kly tonne,!. 'Phi. tortu-
iog of fle.b healthy timer flow below
is %stn-Kuk'• secret of healing. The
tissue time fortiwd is worked up to
the surface and literally casts utt the
diseased ti•aue above it. This is why
%.nl-Kuk cures are permanent.
Only. the ether day Mr. Marsh. of
!nl lrinrinirt• Ave.. Montreal, called
upon the %ant-tfuk Cu and told thew
chat ter over twenty.flvii years he had
been A martyr to ,r•cetua. His hands
vette at obs time so covered with
sures that he had to bleep in gloves.
Four years ago Zee -But was intrn-
dnced to him, and in a few months it.
Pure' bin. Todey--.aver three years
atterhis hs cure of disease he haul for
twenty-five years he is still cured,
and has had no Dace of any return of
the eczema !
All druggists sell Zam-fink at :,0c.
box, or ear will send free trial box if
you send this advertisement and a lc.
stamp Ito pay return I..»tage•i. Ad-
dre.% Z tw -Buk Co., Toronto.
GETTING TJ WORK
Beard of Trade Council Appoints Com-
mittees and Outlines Work
The newly -elected council of the
__ — Board of Trade hell its fits: -meeting
COLLEG E
AT HOME
Thousand.. of amMtloiue young pre��te
are fen pmiming to their own
to occupy luerativa-po-ttlooa a. *tenon
iphern,bookkaper.., telegrapher.. eirll
servants. in fact .very .phere of Huai
new Activities You may dant .tt sol
l' -,c if eon so wish. Position■ guaran-
teed. Minter college any day. Ind it id
n"1 instruction. Expert teacher..
Thirty re.o', experience. Large-.
trainer. In Canada. Seven allege..
special a»..he for tacker+.
Afsliate•d with Cosunierelal Eduon
ton' A.neo;at:nn of Caned.. Son.mer
Sehool :at famous Snot ton 11 •.eine-s
'Mere. London.
Clinton Business tallege
Curl. tleort.
President. Pnxi:s.l
DR. DevM'St•R I401
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nPillee Ne
rt,atlnS ICI for woes_. Es box th-ee i•.r
ye. Sold at all Drug Stoma or mailed In any
. l•!trwon r.Peept til prise. pas wersar.l. pod o
1 31. (etbaraea. lndano.
PHO&'HONOL FOR MEW -
. Wity: for Kane and Ili n: Inrreams • •tt
ry
matter'a Tonle—will build > u up. $3 a tri. M
tan for sb at drug as, or by toad e,n reewit
V
a 5'i... IN.
eoo.tu. »mmu co., et Catharines.
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E. Re WIOLE
Dai as u.T
:Ism 41111,idigelkeases
WiGLE S PHARMACY
I ioderich, Ontarin
waw twwwwwWWItenelineweleeemaree
COAL
Having purchased the Mew
rens intensely conducted by
F. Harlow Holme, we par -
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Lie.
We will hmedle Neranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal. two
lines which are recognised as
the hast. We wish to glen
the people of Godes-tell and
vicinity the heat ,cervine pose
alible, and shall he glad to
hear from all of Mr. Rohm&
aMtrare and any otbera
who w.I. anything 1n our
Ilnae.
All orders left with Jae.
Y abs aY est street, promptly
Yam=
to
adlogialiglabill
'Pbatwe Na TO
Yards at G. T. R.. Nelsen Street
on Monday- evening it the offices of
the Awerecan Hoed ltachine Co.
Nearly all the mrnsts'rs were present.
and there was a true of enthusiasm
about the meeting which promises
Well for the year's work new being
entered upon.
In order that the work of the board
fright be facilitated, a number of rom-
ulittees were struck. each of which will
specialize un a certain line of activity.
Tbemagu itieui• tees are as follow.
Irse !trial—l'. L Moore (chairman..
R. J. Megaw, H. E. litslgene. D. F.
Halnllnk and ('. K. Maunders.
Tt anepu stat inn—G. L. Parsons (as
than I, .1. W. Fraser-, F. R. Hodgens.
W. 1f. Robxerts.ro and J. W. Kitts.
('tvie and Publicity -8. C. Runnings
(ebairtusu), R. J. Megaw. Wrn. Camp-
urn
ampurll and Vt . 1'. I'rldham.
Menehership sod Finance—H. J. A.
\lacEwau (rhaitman I, A. Porter. C. C.
Lee, F J. l'ridhanc and Jori. Kidd.
Hydro-t:adinls—.t. Perterchairutan),
I1. E. H,blgetes and W. H. Robertson.
Rev. J.weph Elliott, of town. and Nit,
W. U. ('o•Itte. of Big Stone Gap, Vire
ginia. wire admitted to mernherehip in
the beard.
Mr. (' eat: t- who is a former t;ode-
ich is,y. nus taken a great interest in
the work of the Hoard of 'Trade for
rewce year s.
The u,.0 ket question was discussed.
and a wrnibee suggested that if any-
thnig wage done along thi• line it
would he well to secure the property
in the tear of the town hall for market.
(wrya.asee- Another expressed
the opinion that the whole metbed of
doing basin'%% was being change -d by
t ural wail uelivei v and the parcel
post. and it might be well to delay
ashes with respect to the market
until it should he seen what effect
thea. changes would beer. The [natter
wttana•oraMeigtr &tomp(dMr- tbwps. -
en!.
questions in regard to trwnsp ni In-
tiou, iudtsh ial expansion and other
ucattere wire discussed tied lines of
action suggested for the edvanerwent
of the town's intere.ts.
KEP1IALDOL
The Positive, Saftr Cure
for Headache and
Neuralgia -
vutterer, from these torturing ail-
ments will welcome the coming to
Canada of tbe well-known European
remedy. Di. Stohr's KephakloL
Hitherto the nee of most so-called
remedies bas been attended with tbe
�vest danger c n aernunt of their iu-
ous effect ne the heart and other
organ.. Kepbeldol usay he takan with
absolute bidet y.
In thoneanda of caw Kephaldol set.
Instantaneously set. whore other
remedies have proved melees. Yet Its
use is never attended by any ill titter -
'Mete. It has been tr'.+cc.gnrtiteed MI a
perfectly harmless Purdy by 5'M
needles! profession, wbe have made
regular and prolonged crisis of it is
their clinics, on tbwnssads of patients-
IfTon would met gulch and safe rte
11df from those distressing pilus !Jti
tube... get a 31k telb. ee R
tablets front your drlegal ` . and
never be without a seppty.)1
Limited. 31 Latour St., MaettnaL
'•Like a grate full of make, 1 glow,
when • great, full ball 1 see," 'vegan
Col. MacQueen, Introducing Rev. J.
B. Futhertwghaw to the audience
which bad awsa 1i hats his Lamm uu
-Othello and K hug Lear Compared."
nod tilled Trinity's Convocation hall
on Saturday.
\I v. Fotheringh am, who speaks
with a biting intensity of the Scotch-
uia)n roused, began by warning hia
hearers s.galast the comwon misuse
of the w'., -ds "Tragedy" and -drama."
Shakespeare used neither word ill its
modeler 5401,5'. 'There pathos, tccisery
or disaster are not tragedy, which is
-really a struggler between the powers
Of good and evil, with the dtepiqure-
utartur overthrow ut good. The char-
acter or characters concerned must
he above the common level, and built
0n an heroes acute, not necessarily
good nos lovable, but essentially pow-
erful.
True, drama is not description of
an event or mites of events, but most
deal with beings in motion. working
ou steadily to a definite crisis, those
engaged is it depicting the eternal
conflict and its issue.
Infinitely Hoer than any of Shr.ke-
speare's other plays, thinks Mr. Fotb-
eringbaru, are King Lear and Othello.
Better illustrations are they of human
nature, more direct in approach, free
Irani underplots and excursions, tLey
grasp the mind with a toaster band.
Their painful intensity is comparable
only ta. the PIormts of the tropical zone,
in which there are no silences.
lirief sutumttries of tragedy as
shown in tbe lives of the nutatanding
tigures in the two plays followed,
popular conceptions lrring diar,egerd-
sd. !ages villainy was tragical be -
Caller of the wavy el•-tncnta in his
chant,ter which go to th) making of
an ideal titan; 0!hello's jeeluualy con-
tained' uothiiig petty, but touched the
ultimate and infinite ; the love of
C.mleli i and of De.demona, though
Lound in woven of differing types,
was the love that triumphs to the fere
of death. the beam of light which lies
acrom the dismal !decimetre of the
platys. revealing taIe ultimata victory
of good and truth.
CELEBRATED GOLDEN WEDDING
Old Huron Reiideots Live Many Years
in Clay -voile, Penna.
The following is au extract ot the
Claysvillt. Recorder con.erning the
golden wedding of Dr. and Mrs.
George Calder, who were warriel at
Burnside, \IcK.11op township, some
years ago :—
Un February 10th, Pell, the mar-
riage of Miss Mary Scott to Ur. George
Crider•, and of Ries Elizabeth Scott to
Mr. Archibald Dickson, took place in
e. double wedding at the Scott country
home at Burnside, Ontario. It was
'luite an important ueighbothood
event stud theta axere-utway etitreeaaea
to the ceteufony uniting the four
lives. i)r. and Sirs. Calder, who have
been residents of Claysville for :iti
year., tire vet living and celebrated
the golden wedding on Friday evening
at their home un !lain street. Four
children and all their grandchildren
except Miss Carrie Calder, who is in
Les .togeles. Cal., were present. Mies
(Piece E. Scott, who as a younger sis-
ter of the brides, got up on the stair-
way to witness the marriage, is one
of the many yet living who were at
the wedding and on Friday evening
related interesting incidents of the
tine. enlivening the occasion with her
anecdotes. Miss Ella Dickson, who
Dame from ('..lumbus, Ohin, with her
cousin, Miss Elizabeth McGregor, is a
daught•or of Mr. and Mrs. Dickson,
both tet whom passed away some
years ago.
The event was ceiehiated quietly
with a substantial dinner and pleasaut
social hour. Ther, were presept Mr.
and lira. James Calder, daughter
Catherine and son (aeolge ;. Dr.
and lis. Frank Fish and sons (;alder
and Livingston ; Rev. Rehm t L. Cal-
der, member of the faculty ot Grove
City college, with Mrs. Calder and
their daughter., Mary, Priscilla and
Helen ; Mr. anal Mtn R. H. O. Sic
I)onough, of W+.shing.on.
To De. and Mr-. Gilder is extend.sl
the warme-temigre., elation.' and trust
that they rimy Nice mere happy
years added to their fifty etsars of
married life
PAINTER, GRAINER AN°
PAPERHANGER
. ' E. W. JEROME
C -o. MU. N A Kt.1.lw nwtit street
lies'. workman -hip. leek. • meterat,._
Pattern Hooks .iii atMlea.tta. Nen IQ_,
twesessesesteeinereereenesettesewarsieWleisentr
•
The Tortures. .
of Rheumatism
are aggravated &ring
Asiatic changes be-
cause the impure blood
is incapable resistance
and ordinary treatment
seems useless—but the
.fame of Scott's Emtlilsiam
for relieving rheumatism is
based on logical prinaipks
and scientific facts. This
oil -food promptly makes
active, red, }ifs -sustaining
blood corpuscles and its
bods buildiftg properties
regulate the functions to
eotpel poisonous acids.
s Vdelas, with careful
diet For one mouth. will relieve
die lame miseries and stiffened
fists and subdue the unbeara-
ble sharp pains when other
remedies fail.
•ever• of oleaAsir init.raas
ow/ iuitale the many ofSCOTTS.
A7 ALi. OI,J ur.,w
L,AURIER
Mr. Ueu. F. M.Naim spent the week-
end at Ms boom tete.
Mr. Thoma. Tboburn is the guest of
Mr. K. 1). McIaesan.
Mr. H. McLean bas sold his the
driver to Mr. Thor. %Vela ).
Mr. Russell Bissett spent an evening
at Point Clark last, Seek.
Mrs. A. MeDonalrls visiting; Kt the
home of ber parents in l.nthui).
Mrs. Dan. McNaln in the guest of
her son, Mr. James McNair, tor a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. McKenzie visited
at the h of Mine Lilly McKey one
day hart week.
Mr. Thomas Johnstone took asleiKb-
load of young folk to the house of
1Vm. Johnstone. Kistail. one averring
last week and all bad as good time.
8ENMILLER
Mr Wtu. Vaustene has 'teen vety
ill the pait week or two.
The young son u( Mr ,and Mrs.
T. Pfrimtner has been very sick.
Mies Lottie Jona. w:ts the recipient
of a nice present at a large surprise
party on Friday evening on her ...av-
lug that fatuity with whom she bas
spent a ronsider;tble tines.
On Sunday ntorning at Benmill r
cbuteh the pastor on behalf of the
Cb.ietian friends in the church and
adult Hible chum Demented Mies Lot-
tie June% with a beautifully hound
Bible end Methodist hymn book.
The occasion was made dorthly inter-
esting as tbe presented in was made
in a reception sort•iee et whieh the
young Indy in question was iareived
into full membership of the Methodist
church along with ether candidates.
She expects to go west in the near
tutu' P.
BRUCEFIELD
The griw reaperef death once more
visited this coinwaltlity nn Sabbath
evening bust, Fehrusry srfcd, when
Andrew Davidson, one of the mo -t
highly respected residents of this,dis-
trict, was called suddenly to his long
house. The deceased had been enjoy-
ing splendid'he.tlth ter many month,
past, in feet, was a span who knew but
little of the real mtesning of illness.
It was on Friday. etvewng. Fetuuar*.
Pith, wheat he trade the Ret com-
plaint. He retired, however, at the
usual hour, but during the night a
heavy fever set in upon him. All tbe
symptoms et that time pointed to le
grippe and it was duly taken to r
granted that la grippe
was the
true
disease at fault. A day or so later,
however, and the patient was wrapp-
ed in intense pain, arse! medical aid
was speedily summoned. The phy.i-
cian in charge pr000unrel it. erysipe-
las. Day by defy paused and despite
the cl)st st medical attention and tend-
er care the deceased gradually sank,
until 7.30 Sunday night, when he pass-
ed into the arms of his creator. The de-
ceased was widely known throughtout
Baron county and Tuckersmlth t`osin-
ship, ot which he had been a resideut
for over half a century. He was the
fourth eon of the late Jamey Davidson
and was born in the retiring of the
veer 1f157, on the Wen now owned by
Mr. John Dutot and adjoining that of
the deceased. He was a loving hus-
band and a devoted father, and not
alone admitted by his family, but by
the community at large. lie proved a
general lavortte with all who knew
him : as a neighhor 'he was ever will.
ing to lend a helping band—no one in
need did ever go front his door in dis-
appointment. The name and memory
of Andrew David ton will long remain
green in the neighborhood and county,
where he for about .17 years did dwell.
In religion he WAS a Pe'.sbytrrian and
in politics a staunch Liberal. He
leaves to mourn hie lose • Sorrowing
widow, three sons and three daugh-
ters, the eldest, Clutt, it step -son, of
Pennant. Saskatchewan : James,
Scott and John, at home ; Marjorie, of
Regina, and Atice,and another little
girl, at home. interment w:as trade in
Haird's cemetery. The syuipethy of
the entire community goes out to the
bereaved fancily in this heir time of
deep sorrow and /nletion.
EAST WAWANOSH
Mr. Walter Jaeohe, who has been
living on his father's farm in East
Wawann.h f )r a cnupin of year.. has
disposed of the suer to a party froth
southern Ontario ao.t intends holding
t sale of his stock in .t nilple .1
when he and tris fancily will leave for
('alifornia, where: his parents me en-
gaged in orange growing.
There passed away on Fehr.tary
a)th another of the few retraining
pioneers of Rut Wawanosh• in the
person et George Dalgarno. after a
abort illness. The d..-ea.erl was horn
in I'7 in the I.artsi'of Old Derr,
Aberdeen. eseetlaerl. and came to
( &nada in INK.- being eve week. and
them
wtws�,riis, masked
}�MsMer� aster tawse
to East 1Vawat.o.b in I II. where be
',sided until he reth.ri from firming,
mewling to ii.•Igrsre in ifass. In Pill
he married 1,rsee Cameron. of i'us-
linch township, e ho metier -eased hitu
in 1108, To the marriage there were
lex children, (:hn.titia, who died in
PSC: James, died is ltiN : aln. J. 'P.
Scott, died in 1:1I(1 ; Mr...l►tetee ('lark.
of (lu.lpb ; Mrs Geos ge T. Robertson,
lVingh.m : Mrs. James A. Scott,
East R'•waooeh, at whore home de•
ceased pawed away. lir. Dalgarno
was • wonderful mut in runny weys.
He was a min )(steeling character,
wart.stoeak.d by a very large circle. of
(visualised his ,nosy wets of kiodses.
and words of eisiviee will not soon he
forgotten. Ne wast life-long metnler
of the Presbyterian -hutch, and was
coos.etetl with bath Helgnce and
Calvin churche during his residence in
ashtray* and East Waw&nosb. Fie
was a great reader and bad a wonder-
ful msstoty. When in his moth year,
Mr. Dnlaaewo recited tam aborter cate-
chism from memory, h )t h in the
asters' way end backward., asking
the questions himscli and then give
tlas.nvve.% ansmers. )'or this wern-
tisrfsl aeootnplishm.nt for a maty of
his age, the Presbyterian general
raseiblr gave bin a beautiful corti-
Bsatd. Is ponel.v Mr. Dalgarno was
a stasseh "Annal. The funeral took
illass to II/Ingham cemetery. The
mRvtrQ ware eendn .Mal by Rev. A. M.
�sAew. R .
enwwoM.rwwi4es
O nus rJe.0,.*nTCtMiau
As.pa, l .1a.w.•
.
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Ntewtn and George T
NEARLY BEI IF
STONEITIE WIDER
GIN PILLS SAVED HIM
513 JANES: W., Halslrrog, Oere.
"Five years ago. I was taken dam!"
•ith what tits tiueiseta called iallt lkl
tion of The Bladder- intense it ns In
back and loins, and difficulty 1. urin-
ating, and the attacks, which became
more [reverie, amounted to unbearable
agony. I became w weak that I could
not walk at row. the floor.
Myt wife read In the papers about GIN
PI 1-1, and seat for a box. Prom tbe
very first, I felt that GIN )'ILLS erre
tlottlg Stir good. 'rite pain was relieved
at once and the attacks. were leas
frequent.
in six weeks, the Stone in the
Bladder canoe away. \thrn 1 rec.Jl
how I suffered and how now 1 ant
healthy and able to wurk, 1 cannot
express myself strongly enqugh when
I speak of what GIN I'11.LS have done
for me." JOHN HF.KYAN. 578
GIN PiLt,Saresoldat SocaIx.,- Gfor
f2.so. Sent on receipt of price If your
dealer does not handle them. Sample
box freed you write us, mentioningthis
paper. )honey back, if GIN YII.LS do
not give satisfaction. National I)rng &
chem. Co. of Canada. Liutittd, Toronto.
EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
Entrance ,jExaminationa Will Start m
June isth
The ex:uninlcti ,n Inc end .tree to
high school and innior public school
graduat ion will be on .l use 13th to lt)tb,
according to instructions just issued
by the depa.•tmoot of teluertiou. The
junior high wheel entrance examin-
ations 'nett on June I:th, cu::tinuing
until the 10th, while the g radu-
etion examinations eotitin tie trout the
!tele to the 10th.
April 1St hist he latest date on which
nntiticei ion can Its sent to the public
signed inspectors directly err though
the inincipAI .1 the school.
WHOLE COUNTRY IS
RINGING WITH IT
Wonderful Cure of Rheumatism by Dodd's
Kidney Pills
. Dutfha:s:aur:=Murdb- Zed.=;tipti
iul).--llissisquoi county is ringing
with the story of Site. G. M. Hutchins,
who atter suffering from rheumatism,
lumbago and neuralgia, l> again a
strung,,hearty woman. In an inter-
view Mrs. Hutchins says :
"1 was affected with rheumatism,
neuralgia and lumbago. II limbs
would swell ; my wusciss would
cramp ; 1 was nervous and had a
heavy dragging sensation across the
loins. I could not even walk across
the room. Then 1 started to take
Dodd's Kidney Pills and after taking
six boxes found myself in the hest of
health as well as ever I was in my
life."
Mee. Eittrrttiwi tsowbie.. -wee- all
caused by kidney disease. That's
why Dodd's Kidney Pills cured them
so completely and quickly.
BRITISH AMERICAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Tonre t VN,111 s'treet•. Toronto. Ont.. is the
pioneer nigh grade Huainan School of Canada.
Under new management 1t 1. doing better
work than ever. Write a. ifou want to ere -
pare toe a 10:13.X1 position. Henry, C. Ward.
PrinetpaL
'Y1ET THE BEST! iT PAYS!
Writlfor tM Cstaiogne et .
! _EJOTT
Toreet,. (bre. It eeclaii,s fully the many ad
%antheee offered by th•. well known -chooi
College open all ye sr. omr,.eo.:e now.
"1n One Hour
1 Learned to
Play the Piano
at Home"
W1th07t • Lesicti cr K.notvl lege I
'tusk Yon Can Play the Piano
a Organ in One Hour.
Mf naerfal New System That bM a
•bHd C;n Ua.s
neeawnoweenmenewwwwwwwwwWeInfir
Our New Styles
..:• OF THE LATEST
HATS
ARE VERY NOBBY AND NEAT
We.have also a choice tot of
ARROW COLLARS
and
EASTER NECKWEAR
TO CHOOSE FROM
McLean Bros.
The Square, God^rich
SEMI -READY TAILORING
Agents aur earhartt Vveralls, S:anfiticts Underwear, Fitwc:. I:1:
Arrow Brand Corers and Cuffs.
1
Are You Troubled With
-COLD FEET?
o you aresuT•t'n• � e. -displeasure.
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y, s
Huy Shoes that tit'ike the Ever Right or Hartt and se e
comfort of waren feet.
Good substantial reductions on certain lines of Lethel'
Gentlemen's Shoes to make roow for New Spring Stock.
J. H. McCLINTON
leaf TWA.
1 N..er
Teethed a
we. asters
to eselbM ,00 met Ent as peeve It st
pne etpenaa. We elft tench you to may
Me piano or organ and will DOS auk one
Sent ttnw you San play.
A musical err,lt1. from riflemen had
tnvrot..l • world. rtul . ).tom eller. bye •,7-
ese ran Intra (o piny rho Plano er Organ
le ane hoar. With Ihte n. w Method >aa
deal bare 10 know one note from an..thee.
yet to an Mor of pro. t lea you eon he
01a71ae your faeorlta !Tingle with all the
Salers of loth hnnds and playing it well.
Teo tees -titian se so simple flat 'wee a
a��aii11dd sun now ms.trr smote without" rasa?
te.treetsa. Anyone sea bave this now
Lisboa ea a tn•e trialmerely ter asking.
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Waft Mousse as danatrs.sa be
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koberteoe. =Tomato. t.waads.
OUR RAZORS WILL GIVE YO') A SMOOTH. CLIGAN
SHAVE.
WE "SHAVED" OUR PRICES WHEN WE MARKED
OUR HARDWARE..
• . /.
FOOT WARMERS
WE SELL THE "CLARK" INDESTRUCTIBLE r 4)OT
WARMER FOR FARMERS, AUTOISTS, DELL F -R1.
MEN AND RURAL MAIL DRIVERS. WILL KEEP "MK
FEET WARM ON THE COLDEST DAY.
STOVE kiARGAINS
IF YOU NEED A STOVE IT WILL PAY Vt.. TO
BUY FROM VS NOW. CALL AT THE STOMP. A''•f)
• WL WILL BL PLEASED TO SHOW YOV OUR f.15.F.
OF STOVES AT RLDVCED PRICES.
SLL OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS LN MIT 1 S.
TEA POTS. WASH BASINS. SHOVELS. LTC.
DO NOT FORGET THAT WE
CARRY A PVLL LINE
OF HARD COAL (PEA. CHESTNUT. STOVE AND
EGG). SOLVAY COKE, DOMESTIC LUMP. CANNEL
�AND BLACKSMITHING COAL.
HARDWARE, PLUMBING,
HEATING AND ELECTRIC WIRING
PROMPT ATTENTiON GIVEN TO ALL ORDERS.
CHAS. Zw''. L E