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THE COUNTY COTINCIL.- w-.,. >f+!.rwsroe
' (J'ai2rdUlatekt
for the new county sunned fur dit is-
realion 1o, •, lzc ztzuintlnciti}; tlic.znscl�es.
B, • Dr, Bodies, through a c1u•d ill liveE
'1am,.solicits the suffrages of the
electors of Stephen, Ushoiue and
Exeter. T. M. Kay, ex -reeve of Us
-
borne ; Wm. Bowden, reeve of L\etet•:
and A. Q. Bobier, of Exeter, are also
in the field. There are other names
mentioned, but we have no intimation
of their going into the contest.
T H El EXETER `.CI.NtE
ash Sto
WailkliFUL Yes it Is Wonderful -0
The way that new lot of Bargain Dress Goods are going
out. We were afraid we had bought too many, but the low
prices are doing their work. New choice and right up -.to -
date Dress Goods at half actual value is what we are offering
you. Perhaps it would pay you to
-vagm----E;ONIE IN ND SEETHU.—mar
Here is one of the many bargains that await you. Pure
wool, silk finish crovenett dress goods, guaranteed water-
proof, (it) i)Ic11es wide in Black, Navy, Myrtle and Bmwn,
regular value $1.50 per yard, our great big Bargain price
while they last is 75c per yard.
Remember, Cash and one price works wonders.
J. A. Stewart
Stores clime at 0.33, except Wednesday and Saturday.
l ALSWEET'
V TEIt •'I 11Y SURG1♦ON.
Is prepareI to do any kine or bird stuflin
and taxidermist work at anv time.
INSt7RANCE.
9•,LLfOT,
,Agent for the WE$ITIRN AssurcANcn Co:,r-
rax%, of Toronto; Ads() for the Pnlliarix Flint
rosts'lrarrcl: COMPANY, of London, England ;
the itLi. A.vcls INsurtartcz Cosir,u1Y, of Eng
and.
A. 0. P.
Court Price of
Huron, No. 7865.
MeetsinWood't.
Hall 2nd and 4th
Friday in each
month. Visiting
brethren are cor-
dially invited to
attend.
DAN= WOOD,,
0. It. • GEO.
RRnrr, Sixc`r.
SCRIBBLING
Books and
Fads
Schoolroom
and
Students
tS
lAid‘t*
We DON'T claim that
EVERY line we carry.
• is better than any body
else's . ,
•
BUT we DO claim
the above lines . .
are. . .
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE.
that Rev. Locke preached in Colborne
Servant girl wanted. Apply at
T Es cfliee.
If you want preparations for curing
cider call at C. Lutz drugstore.
Servant girl wanted to, do general
)louse work. AppIyto Mrs, J. Farmer,
Exeter. %
Sro'Es 1 STovEs.-Stoves and heat-
ers of all kinds sold at rock baton)
prices. Manufactured by the Gurney
r�
Co„I*ONII '
dry GToronto. Call and nd in-
spect them ;at Bissetts oldstand, Exeter.
J. S. Daxy1TT, agent.
The railroads give a single fare rate
to -day,
The TIMES will be given free for the
balance of this year to new yearly
anl)Sa111)Els.
Everybody wilt be et the entertain-
ment in the Opera House to -night.
est of the season.
A number of young folks attended
a party given at Mr. Hackney's, Hib-
bert, on Wednesday evening.
On Saturday last N. D. Hurdon and
A Tones, held a shooting contest.
Each shot eight birds out of ten.
Mrs. (Itev.) Martin returned home
yesterday from Mt. Forest, where she
has been visiting for a short tirne,
Dr. Kinsman announces elsewhere,)
by change of advertisment, the dis-
continuance of his visits to Parkhill,
A. W. Wright, baggage master at
the depot returned yesterday after a
pleasant visit in Hamilton and To-
ronto.
Wm.�
S weet.
V.S. has been appoint-
ed veterinary inspector for this dis-
trict, to examine all stock to be ship-
ped.
At the services Iast Sunday in the
Main st church in connection with the
superannuation fund, a goodly collect-
ion was raised.
J. GIT
The Mart Exeter.
i
G
oy Q
v
1
church, London on Sunday last, ast
nd
the papers report him as delivering ex-
celieut discourses.
Owing to the cylinder of the engine
at the electric power house bursting,
Monday evening. the town has been 1n
comparative darkness since.
The body of Mr. John Kinsman,
• brother of Dr. Kinsman, of Exeter, ar-
rived in town from London, and was
buried in the old B. C. Cemetery Mit-
chell.
Mrs. (Rev.) Willoughby accidentally
scalded one of her feet last week by
the upsetting of hot tea. The scolded
member
causes
her considerable
trouble.
Dr. Willoughby will give the
seventh of the series of sermons to
young men next Sabbath evening.
Subject, "The Equipment, Compass,
Sails, Etc.
The auction sale, on Monday, of the
effects of William Davidson, insolvent,
was a decided success. Stock and inl-
p1-emeets sold well under the hammer
of auctioneer Gill,
Mr. Hegnander, at one time
a clerk in the Molsons bank here, but
now
of
Norway,
is
�n
town re-
newing acquaintances. He is engaged
in Commission business there.
Divine service will be held in Main
street Methodist church Thursday
(Thanksgiving Day) at 10.30 a, m. Rev.
Martin will preach a special sermon.
Collection in aid of the poor.
Miss Burns and Miss Rohl.:. n, will be
the attraction at the y
#gbt, This entertainment Opera House to-
ainment is under
the auspices of Ladies' Aid, Presb
terian church. It will be good.
. W. Campbell; Provincial
Road
Commissioner has accepted the invi-
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23th, 1896.
LOBED. HAPPENINGS
Miss Elliott, of London, is visiting
Miss T. Whfte.
Miss Smith, milliner, is visiting
friends in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, ofLondon are
J. A.s
guests at tewart s.
Mr. David
Ma
rti
o
rof Chatham, am
r
visit-
ed friends intown Sunday.
Miss Della Crocker,'of Blyth, is visit -
her mother over Thanksgiving,
Mr. Crooks is spending
Thanks-
giving at his home in Hohnesville.
Mrs. J. Crocker, who has been visit-
frieds in Bayfield has returned hent..
Dr. W. N. Robertson, the bic cli
Stratford, has mored to Wallacebur
W. J. W'stcott and Miss E. White,
visited friends in Woodham,
Tuesday.
mr on
n
t,
Outs_de capitalists are goingto es., tabors. of the West Zorra township
tablish a mammoth departmental
store
ore
in London,
emexnber the concert to -night in
the Opera
Rouse.
g..
p Miss
and you :ill
y
w
s a treat.. :a
Dr. H. Iinsman,of Sarnia` spent the
forepart of this week visiting under the
parental roof \
Mrs, John E. Dignan and daughter;
arra at present visiting friends in Rep-
eal/. and i g
vicinity,
Mrs. Neither Lanr
W. 4r. J. , White and bio M'ndl sla
daughter credited with workingSe
Mamie, of 13randosi, Mans are vision oxen,
et John ' g' Rev. George White's. Jackson, '
s.g n, of London,
The
preached two excellent sermons
December meetingof Exetervas in the
Lodge, L. 0. L. No. Main street church, Sunday last, to Hu
g924, will be held ; large
December 4th. A full attendancere congregations, a_by
discourses'. Ex
He
re- were highly
uested. W. SNELL, Secy. Ia riclin: Exeter. Jack- , He
y !son's many friends tir
council to address a series of meetings
g
throughout
the district g this month.
n
tri...
A Parkhill clergyman has resigned
from the public school: boalyd because
noise of the teachers employed belong-
ed to his denotnination. Still we send.
our
Moneyawayenlighten to nllghten the
heathen. •
It is some'srlaiLt remarkable to find
that here are yet 4,270 • working oxen
in the Province of Ontario. In ,FTuron
county there are 218, and in Bruce 231.
n nor Middlesex are
--
A PEcnLIAIt ACCID NT The other
day while 3. J. Cornish was eating'
salutou lie wits seized with a fit, of
coughing., thought to he caused by an
over -dose of pepper and salt tickling
his throat. The coughing became
aggravated until he was taken sick
with inflammation of the lungs. Hf.
eontinued togrow worse, until Monday
when he coughed up a large piece
of salmon bone which had lodged in
his wind and pipe whie1' caused alt the
trouble. He is now improving. Dr.
Hyndman has the particle of bone.
HOUSE oz REFUGE NOTES, --The lat-
est arrival is Robert Halt, from West
l 'awanosh.. There have been 90 com-
mittals during the year. Nine have
died. Thirteen left with the consent
of the officers, while five absconded,
leaving sixty-three inmates - in the
Honseatthc presenttirne--forty-seven
males and sixteen females. Several
are sick, but none are dangerously
A boy of 14, healthy, smart and clever
is in the Hou::e. end it is desired to se-
cure a home for hint with some farmer
where be can have a chance to go to
school and be well cared for.
Trac, S .xxi MEN or. OORPSEs.-The
Grand Trunk railway has issued a new •
form of certificate to undertakers
which must be filled out and signed by
thetn and by the physician and medi-
cal health atlicer when a body has to
be transported by train from the place
where death takes place. •The regul-
ations connected with this certificate
forbid the shipment of bodies of per-
sons who die of small -pox, cholera,
yellow fever or other contagious dis-
eases, and prescribe regulations re
(�arding the manner in which other
°dies may be shipped. When the
journey exceeds eighteen hours the
body must be placed in air-tightcasket
or metal cases. Heretofore there have
been no satisfactory rules for the ship-
ment of bodies, and the undertaker, as
well
dS
the at t.
iol•` .
21 ItiPS will 1 coin
In �
cl d
the action of the Grand Trunk in its
desire to protect the travelling public
from danger of contagion.
Teu FAT STOCK SIIow.. - We again
remind our readers of the Fat Stock
Show to be held in Exete:•, wiser the
auspices of the South Huron Agri•
cultural Society, on Friday et next
week, December 41b. The S phen
and Ushorne Agricultural Socieyhave
very kindly given the use of their
grounds and buildings for this show,
so there will be ample and comfortable
accommodation for both exhibitors
and spectators. Liberal prizes are of-
fered for fat cattle, sheep, swine and
dressed poultry. We understand that
a large number of Cniruals are king
r
p epared for competition at this show,
and we expect that the poultry exhibit
will in itself be well worth seeing.
There is, also, no doubt, but, buyers
both local and from a distance, will be
largely represented. We hope, there-
fore, that. the farmers of the Riding
anal others interested in Agricultural
matters, will turn nut in large num-
.,
bl,l
and
s not oil a
benefit them-
selves y t ieni-
cs bu
t
assist andr
encourage a the
Society in establishing this b show
which, if successful, must ultimately
prove of immense benefit to the farm-
ing community in
y
a County
where
e
stock raising , and feeding is such an
important inclustry as it is in the
County of Huron.
INCIPIENT FIRE. -Tuesday evening
about 7 o'clock, the fire bell sounded
its alarm. There was a prornptresponse
and soon the streets were thronged
with an eager crowd. James St.
church proved to be the scene of the
fire, and hut for the presence of mind
exercised by the sexton, seriol%is darn -
age wvould have resulted, if not the
fine church edifice totally destroyed.
The Epworth League had all arrange-
ments perfected for an entertainment
that evening, and the e4lectrie light
not being on owing to an accident,
the body of the church had to be
lighted with lamps •rand for this p , nr-
p
pose several Large Rochester's were
secured. There being no proper than-
diallers the lamps were suspended from
the electric light fixtues. One of the
lamps, fell to the floor and set fire to
One of the seats, burnin • it badly and
destroying the books in the rack be-
fore the Sexton, who was in the hod'
of the church, could do anything. He
carried the burning lamp outside and
threw his coat on the blaze, extinguish-
ing it, thus preventing a disastrous
conflagration. Had the' accident oc-
cured an hour later, when the church
was filled with peopl e, there would
havebeen )Ben
a panic and
n possibly.
ala
1
p Y.
Maw
lives lost.
Mr.
Gill hadhis is
hands
ba-
a.
ly burned and his coat destroyed. He
deserves great credit for his efforts in
saving the building. The church was
thoroughly venilated and the enter-
tainment proceeded
ntertainmentproceeded with.
The concert on Tuesday evening in
James street church, . under the
auspices of the Epworth League was a
decided success. • The program, varied
in character, was well rendered. Pro-
ceeds amounted to about $30.
Richard. Seldon, .Jr. and wife, who
have spent the past few` months here,
,
left onrhursdayforingex•soll, wherethey
will 1 remai
n during
.the '
winter.
Mr.
Seldon has been doing n the fall:
to -
gw
in
onhisf
armsouth
of pp
gthe village.
They will return in the spring.
On the evening of Friday 27th inst.,
there will r 1 1)ea social ti gathering
of teach-
ers
ers and trustees in the aissern l
of the GoderichY room
Collegiate Institute
building. Refreshments will be sere,
ed and a musical -and literary program
rendered. There will also be. a discus=
..
' n on The 'Catlook for Public
hool Teachers."
The Minister of Militia has ordered
following changes in the 33rd
ion) Battalion :--No. 6 Company,
py,
eter, Provisional 'Lieut„ Lewis
enry Dickinson, is permitted to re -
e. No. 8 Company, Gorrie, Capt.
pICKARD
SON.
This List Of
Ill .argaons,
You are sure to need some-
thing enumerated here. -
vi
Mens' Wool Frieze Ulscers, 52 inch long, double
breasted, Checked. Tweed linings, special at $4.95
Ladies, Frieze Jackets, large Pearl Buttons. full
flare, splendid fitter, special at
Mens' Tweed Pants, well made,good
stripes and checks, special at patterns,
Mens' Waterproof coats, small check patterns
sewn seems, long buttoned over cape, wear guaranteed
Ladies' Paragon shaped under vests, large sizes
and heavy, very special value at
Ladies' Corsets, strip make, French model shape
five clasps, cheap at 75c, our price
54 inch pure Linen Tabling, heavy and fine,
Special at
97 piece Dinner Sets, special importation, gilt
and color decoration, very special value 10.00
Elate glass Berry Dishes. regular 40e goods, half
•
price
Fancy glass Nappies to match Berry dishes, extra
value per doz.
7.50
1,50
7.50
25
50
25
�w
�•ll'4
qM
%lust a IVOT
!ito'
20
40
We have just opened up 15 casks of Lamp and Glass
goods imported direct from the factories in Pittsburgnd
Dunkirk. Wo are selling these goods at just half g
J price.
See our display in North window and ask to see our Leader
lamps at $1,25,
R . �.
Direct Importers.
John Cane is .permitted to resign his
commission anrol toretalin the rank o
captain on retirement.
Miss Maud Christie is visiting friend
in London.
Miss Maud Parkinson who is attend-
ing Alma College, is home spenclin
Thanksgiving Da .
Y
The recent heavy thunder storm ar
sharp lighting, it rs said, is a sure sig
of an open winter.
Mrs.
Parkinson
returned ed
hom
yesterday from Trout Creek. Sh
will spend the winter here.
This is a wonderful climate of ours
for people can have nearly any kind o
weather they desire. Last Friday we
were enjoying six inches of snow, and
on Sa•turuay plenty of people came to
town in cutters and sleighs. Monday
the atmosphere was so mild that store
doors were thrown open all day. These
same climatic changes have occurred
for two successive weeks.
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1 AN IMPOR
TAMEETING.-To
NT
'Um
d interested in the future of the socie
n of Royal Template in Exeter. Y
are hereby requested to be in atteu
aance at their hall over 0. Snell's huts
e er shop next Monday night at 8o'cloc
e as one of the most important mee
ings of the year is to be held. Ther
• are sus '
f come forewardofandt they importance qura fib
thought, and judgment of all. Let n
member be absent, a campaign is be-
fore us, a battle for the right, the
holding of forces already in rank and
fyle,the infusion of more life,a revival
of the now latent and somewhat dor-
Anent powers. No member can con-
sistently be absent from these meet-
ings if for a moment they ponder the
I fall meaning•of their pledge and obli-
gation. No member can honestly
I withhold. practical service or in any
i way offer an excuse for not putting
forth every effort •to maintain the
positions note secured for the once un-
fortunate t
e brither,
who now
re of
cs
e
in liberty from the slavery and cruel
hand of intemperance. Coe and fill
1 Come the house next Monday night. Elect
your officers for the new year. Let
the program committee he alive to
'their work. Colne fully furnished. -
Ase a'ANCE.
JUST WHAT You WANT. --Teeth ex
tracted without any pain, or sickness,
or any bad effects, such as poisoned
gums and swollen faces, at Kinsman's
dental rooms west side Main street,
Exeter.
A meeting was held on Monday
evening to effect arrangements for the
organization of a curling club. Two
propositions were made, one to lease
the horticultural building for a terns of
years and extend the building in length,
the other to pay the rink managers
$60 per year for the privilege of using
their ice. Nothing definite w;is decid-
ed upon.
W. Somerville, of Rodgerville, en-
closed a note in a barrel of "King of
Tompkins" apples, he sold for export,
asking the consumer to write to hire
stating price and the condition of the
apples. On Monday he recei
ved word
from Robt. Liddel, merchant, of Glas-
gow, that the apples had arrived in
prime condition and the retail price
paid was eleven shillings. He was
highly pleased with the fruit. Mr.
Sornerville says the apples were
ca
re
-
fully selected and paeked with care,and sold
byper bbl.
for 50 cents er
The many friends of the familylearn
with regret of the death at the family
residence, St. Marys, of Mrs. Dickin-
son, relict of the late Chas. Dickinson,
Her illness . had extended over a
period of several years. s Withher late
husband she cane to reside on the 3rd.
line of Blanshard, where by industry
and good management they accumulat-
ed wealth, retiring sixteen years ago
to St. Marys... A daughter Mrs.
Blatchford died ,its St. Marys, some
years ago. The surviving family are
John Dickinson Anderson ; William,
East Nissouri ; Mrs. Robt. Whaley,
Usbor
ne
=M
Mrs.
W. Walker,
Paisley y ,.
Mrs. T. T. Garner, and Mrs., A. E.
Teske
y, St. Marys ; Mrs. John Patter-
son, Blansbard.
Wm. Jenkins, of Goderich township,
died at the residence of her son Thom-
as, on the. Huron road, on Thursday.
Col. Bob'I*gersoli has eencek,d ail"
lecture engagements becauseofillsress.
He is eufieringfrom sciatica.
A serious
acciden
t happened to Mrs.
Bell, wife•. of Engineer Thomas 13M1,
at her home in Stratford recently A
poplar tree sLandingg in the yard had
blown down,durin the day, y, and: -after.
dusE Mrs. Pell, who 1''iad forgotten all
about it,trippp ed ov, ;he trunk, with
the result .that her left -armw as
broken,
BORN.
DELV T -In Exeter, on the 23rd inst., the wife
of Wm. Delve, of a son.
b 0LLICK.—In Exeter, on the 23rd inst., the
wife of E. A. Follick, of a son.
BRIMICOMBE.-In Usborne, on the 24th inst.,
the wife of Wm..Brinacombe, of a daughter.
ALADY-
MARRIAt
ED.
St.
MY
CASE - James' churey
Seaforth, on Nov. 18th, by Elev.J. A. Kealey
Wm. Casey, merchant, to Jennie Malady,
both ofiSeaforth.
XADING-MAINS-At the residence of
bride's brother Mr. Mains, of Londesboro, on
Novi 18th, by Flev. J. NNr. Andrews, Mr. Wm.
Kading. Parkhill, to Miss EllaMains.
STINSON-BIGGART.-At the manse Varna,.
on the 11th lust, by Rev. J. A. McDonald,
Th ors Stinson, of Stanley, to Mies Mary
daughterE.,of John Biggart, of hayfield.
GRAY -MANNING -At the residence of the
bride's tathPr Edmund Manning Nov. 18th
by Rev.: J. W. Andrews,' Wm.' F. Gray, to
Miss Martha Manning, all of Hallett.
DAVIS-KILLER-At the residence of the
bride's Father Seaforth, on Not*. 18th, by the
Rev. T. R, Davis; M. A., of Sarnia, assisted
by Rev. Arch -deacon Davis of London,
Alfred Thomas Davis; to Mrs. Margaret
Killer, both of Seaforth.
BOE
HLER In IL''gmondville on Nov. 17tH,
Valentine
B
oehIor, aged 73 years. 9 months.
14EoMP-In B1 anshard, on Nov. _17th, John
mp, aged 28 years, 10 months,
DAHL-In Kansas City,on the 17th inst., Sarah
wife of J. Dahl; raged 29 Yeaare.
JENKINS-In)Goderich township,.o
a the 18th
lust., Martha Jenkins, relict of the late Win.
Jenkins, aged 88 years.
BROWN. -At Boisevain, Man., ori Nov. 11
Annie E. Cameron, wife of George Brown,
and daughter of Mrs. Ewen Cameron,
Anderson.
•Principal
Martin and
Miss A. H.
Clayton, have been re-engaged teach-
ers for 1897 at the sante salaries as
f last, year. t
How Are Youii".
Fixed in the way of winter wear ? Have
You just what you require • to protect
you against
WETIIER -� -
Come' and see the Woollens, the Underwear, the Over-
coats, Fur Coats; Furs, and every thing in that line.-
You
ine.-You cannot complain of prices, Quality and assortment
for we have just what you need to keep out the at-
tacks of the ice man now -a -days.
Crockery
See our Dinner setts, the cheapest we
have ever shown, Grocery department
complete. ' Boots and Shoes full stock.
'=arl tig Bros.
Highest prices paid for Produce.
The York Singer
New Williams & White Sewing Machines.:
HJGH GRRDEPUINOS ORGANS Of THE QESi MEE.
REPAIRS AND REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
PERKINS & MARTIN
London, Huron and Bruce.
GoINO NORTH -
London,
depart
Cla ndeboye,
Centralia,
Exeter.
Henson,
Kippcn,
Brucefield
Clinton,
Londosboro,
131ytb,
Belgtavo.
\Vinghant, (arrive)
Gouxo SOUTu-
'win„ harn, depart
Belgrave.
Blyth,
Loudosboro,
Clinton,
13rucefield,
.isippen,
Monsen,
Exeter,
Ccutraliar
Clandeboye,
London, (arrive)
Passenger.
l yen er
8.15 d m 4.45 P. M.
9.05 •1.33
11,10 5.4'
9.30 6.00
9.44 6.11
9.50 5.20
9,58 6.28
10.15 6.55
10.33 7.14
10 41 7.23
10.56 7,37
11.10 8.00
6.30 .4.14. 3.15 P. nr.
6.4 56 3.48
03 3
7.40 4.23
7.59 4.4188
8.15 4.53
3.35 5.08
8.15 5.19
9.05 5.33
0.50 6.25
Miss Irvine, of Bla nshard, has been
ngaged as teacher of Metropolitan
thou' for 1897.
County council Election
Public lDivisionot
of Eetors Of County Con llNo.
4. composed fthe municipalities of Usborne, and Stephen, will bo hold in the Town
Hall. Exeter, on Monday December 21st, 1896,
at the hour of one o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of nominating candidates to represent them
in the Coun Council t C u •'
y acts of the County of Huron
for theears 1897 and
Y 1893, and that in case a
poll is demanded, and allowed the manner
named prescribed by law, such poll will be
opened on the 4th clay of January 1897 in each
of the
polling sub -divisions at the time and
place fixed by13y-law of the municipalities in
the said County Division,
CHESTER PROUTY.
Nominating9�cer.
ated this 25th day of
Marriage Licenses
—ISSUED AT—
HICK'S JEWELRY STORE
No Witnesses Recga.di-ed.
A complete Stock of Jewelry, Silver-
ware, etc:
Repairing receives careful and per-
sonal attention.
R. HICKS,
Central Telephone Office
CALL AT THE
NEW BUTCHER SHOP
See those 1, 2 and 3pound bowels of
Head Cheese. Just what you. want for
tea ?
Pure Lard A Specialty
Lard put up in r, 2, 3, 4'b, 10, 20 or
50 Ib. packages to suit all plcrties.
Fries, Bologna, Fresh Pork, choice
Beef, Sugar cured Raaru and Baron. all -
kinds of Poultry in season, Tripe,
Lined "Writ and Sausage Rolls all at. ' t.
lowest cash prices. 1
101,
Give Us A Call 74 •
And be convinced that- we keep
nothing but first Blass goods.' Orders
delivered at all bines,
Orae Door South of Central
Hotel:
L. DAV.
Johnston's
g Tearing Flea
is Still Continued
Space willnot allow fora fuli
explanation, but you will final,
everything reduced, we would
respectifully mention our line
of
anties
A large range
30% reduction.
School Question
Settled.I
It has disturbed the Provinces for
long time.
The preservation of Na-
tional and Constitutional rights has
been carefully guarded, and the exten-
sion of equal rights to all with no
special privileges to any one particul-
ar craft, and to do such, in the tangle
of party strife and religious creeds,
'requires a grasp of the entire situation
We can now resume business with
some comfort. Just think of all wool
flannels, 25 inch 25e, 27 inch 27c, navy
blue military flannels at 30c, 45c and:
50c, pure goods, unions from 121c to
20e. Flannelettes 36. inch 14e, 34 inch'
10e, 32 inch 10c, plain twilled flannel-
ettes at 5c. Childrens' Eider Down
cloakings mgs
fromL5c
to 05c,
former
prices 50c and 85c.
These T ese tvei•
ebought
at a clearing price, or we could ot
have offered them . Great values in
is
Ladles underwear and hosiery. Dress
goods in
Tweed and
Silk
and
Wool
effects. • We are going to offer the
balance at less thaii the wholesale
price. These ai'e lengths ranging from
4ds to sit it yds; sightly goods. fold us
by the wholesale firm so as to offer
them to the public at leu than the
cost. Please call and see them.
Produyce. "la`aik ett
Dried apples 21e,.A. 1, butter, 140.
eggs, 15c, tallow 4c, chicken 5c, ducks
Oc, geese 5c, turkeys 7c•
J. P. Clarke.
clearing at
Fug Capes
Just received a large ranger
,t
to sell as follows :--$12
capes
$9,$18 do 12
.50..'
� , 30 inch
astrachan, reg. 30
� � now $20,
27 inchrebg
. $25, now18: 24
inch,reg $20,now
b w $515; Black
Opposum
reg. $25 now,$18.
Don
'
Pa
Us if
wish
Cheap
Our
over
Overcoats are
havinga big g sal .
c, come in and
see the best valuesin the tracte
for
men or boys.
G.. Gq JOI-INSTOI