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WINGHAIIII
BUSINESS
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Write Itit0, gP01(70N, Principal,
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One Huutirod morn Youtig Men and Ili
torprishig, to qualify in the 8
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ra/ for floe many potitions open to all VP
'fl thou, who tore thoroughly prepared to ft
accept them , A six monthscourse
I. lu this 0 tilego minute for a young wan
y of the right kind, an educational id
equipment hotter than hiltuy trades
or 16101 0010110 lu looney 6 arniug I,
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MEDICAL CARDS,
I)R. R. A. BURNS-
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Stio0eSSOP to Dm J. A. McNnugltlou
Brussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyellnio P011 Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, New 'York
Member of Collage of Physialaus and Sur-
geons of Ontario,
lame and residence Baum as formerly cm.
mimed by Br. ItieNaughtou.
Diseases of eronieu a specialty,
'Phone No. 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
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7 B.. MoORACKBN—
• testier of marrittge Licenses. 01.
hoe al Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
C. O. P.
Court Princess Alexandria, No.22, 0. 0. II..
Brussel% meets in their Lodge Boom, Mae.
hilt Bleak, 011 the gud and last Tuesdaya 01
eaob mouth, o08 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAS. lithRIESS, (.1.111,
A. 10, 0112l,L12611, 11.2.
M. MORMSON3
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM1
10013110000,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
-N.: 0 BRA, will sell for better prices, to
butter men, in less time and lose ;Margo
than any other Auctioneer Infield omen or
Lre wou't charge anything. Data and orders
can always be arranged at this (Mee or b)
p arsenal applioation,
ROST. H. QARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
T,ornee reaeonable. Sales arranged to'
at the °Moo of Tian Poem, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
G.A. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor tiradnace of the Ontario Vet
urinary College, is pr oared to treat an die
eases ot domostioated animals in a oompet
ant matmer. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary neutletry and Milk Fever. Calla
promptly attended to. Moe 118(1 1338001013
—Pour doors North of bridge, Wurnberry at.
Bruesels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD—
.c--J_• Barrister, Begetter, Notary, Eto,
kieeeeesor 10 1,0, 1310.10, 011100 ovor Steu•
(lard Sault, Brussels, Sollottor for metro.
polltan Baak,
W M. SINULAIR—
• Barrister, Senator, dlonvoyaneei,
Rotary Public, dm. ()Hae—Stewart's Blom,
1 door North of Central Rotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
pacronrom, HAYS & BLAIR-
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PUBLIC), IOW,
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G. Braun,
OfIlees—Thogo formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron* Bulb,
Gonamon, ONTAItIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal °otiose Of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and Firet.elase Sono.
Graduate of Toronto Onivereity. °Mae
next to Idrewerli Photograph Gallery,
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Brussels, Got,
trirt ttews,
.M.olga W0 ir
The annual meeting at Mutesworti,
Uheeee mut Butter Company, Limiten.
twill be held in the °tango Hall, Molev.
worth, on , Saturday, the `dOili day tu
January, 1906.
(, °cleric h.
The opening of the new North etree
Methoduit ohurob, it is now expected,
will take platys shoat the Snit t,f htturoli.
The Sabbath Ludlow of North etree
Bethatilet ohuroh is Bending $25 I.,
die Stott Childrau's Hospital as Tot
auto, au a Christmas glib.
T. W. Wiinnott, Roos ohnrelea nett
,Nutlet and otioninauter, created t
instantiate irupression wheu for the .firs
66118 be souk uharge of the annewal eta
rase.
The annual meeting of the Goderiol
Hortioultural Boatety was held Wee-
d.....tay evening, when the fo towint
.,fficere were appointed Preameit,,
0. Naft..1 ; vioe•preeident, Blot..
nurn ; aectretary•treeteurer, W. Loire .
tuditor, R. G. Iteynolda ; directorS,
W, Wornoult, 0. Oampbell, 0. Wade.
W. Biohau, J. 0. Laithwaite, Georg,
diewart, A, E. Matheeou, W. Y01111g,
Hawkius. T, 0. Naftet was hp
pointed de.egate to the A.escouttiot
tri.eting in Toronto.
Rev. Mr. Baugh 18 out again after beim.
laid up with 0800000 cold.
A series of revival fieroloee are beim
1101(1 1» the Methodist church, They art
sell attended.
Ou Saturday m•ruirte, January Ooh,
Putt Hope, Out., Dr. Topmast Neeianow
in the 05 h year of his age, cited of
fever. Mr. Neelands was
ought of the editor of the Bengal,
Observer.
John Carmichael who ba e been It rest
deur of Heim(' for the poet 25 yearn,
passed away Net week. He had beet,
eugineer at the flax mill and salt work,
for the past 25 years. He wag a quiet,
tuduetrieue malt, liked and respected b)
all,
Muth regret was expreseed by ll out
etlizsue on learniug that William Chap
man bad been 80010118u with paralywie of
urs way home ftom church on Thursda)
eight, 4t11 tnet., and was carried to Ina
nume in an uncouseiout coudition, Se
loitered in that state until Sunday morn
ug when death relieved bis sufferings.
A. deputation from the North end of the
Hinge headed by Thos. Cameron mime
on the commit and demanded that aotiob
m taken to relieve their lands and cellar.
, ruin mitplue water caused by the stop
page of the draio. After some disouseioi
au arrangement watt made to meet th
aggrieved mimeo on the Iola complaint()
ut on the followiog Wednesday at 1 p,
WHAT CAUSES APPENDICIT/8,
The aurum cause of appeudicitis
10 constipation. When you require
physio dont nee cheep dreetio pitie=get
OrIlamtiton's Pius whieb saengthet
the stonsauh, regulate the bowels ant
prevent auy tetalenuy to uppendiattie.
in one day you'll feel tbe tremendous
of:het:It of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Bi
purifying the blood aud cleansing tti,
syetera they preVent Ileaditointa, lilt
depremiou and drive away wearinees.
No medieitie so suecteesfat as Dr. Haunt
ton'e P1110, Bold everywhere in no,
boxes with yellow cover; get the genuine.
Arthur D. 111. Dueoan, son of J. R.
Duncan, Lisburne, has taken a position
,n the Sovereign Bank here DM junior
work,
John Hackney, Of London Road South,
lost a valuable oto w the other day by the
straw atitels. 10)11119 00 it and ernotheriug
if to death.
Mrs. Samuel Cobblediok le confined to
tier bed, eeffering !ruin an ante attack
of rhenmotteln, Mr. Cobbledielt inn
ale° been quite ill from the same trouble,
The sew Reeve aud Connoilicire were
aworn In by the Work, Joe, Senior,
on Monday noon of last week. Rev. Wm.
Markle opened the meeting Mtn prayel
alter winola in order tbo newly tneettio
reave end oonnoillore took the oath 01
°Mom They held their first ordinal.
meeting Wedneeday evening,
W. 0. Huston, who has been oonduot.
tng 16 (Uri:attire Foote here foe a bomber
of years, dieputted of 1,10 business to
Atkineou dt 1111,3010. The port:num wii
move 1130 010016 tO 1110101 present,
premiere and the other mad will be
o.oeed. Mr. Huston ie tindeelded as to
hie future intentione, but wo trunk. he
Will continue to remain in tOwn,
The annual meeting ot the Stephen
end Usborne Agrieniturid Society who
held in the Town nom. Theo Hawkine
was voted to the chair, A, report of the
finanees wag read width showed that the
'moiety was itt a healthy oondition. The
following Offieare were aimed i—Preel
dent, Inn Betbridge ; let vioe President,
SIKWIMALIC411:140
E. Mantua ; 2zul vice Prealtiout Jae.
Itallantyne, Dueotore—W. D. Ssodeva,
J. All,0,0„, 13, Al aT.,eg.; rt, Wrn. Mooed,
Joltu Moir, Shwa Hunter, Henry Smith,
A, Q. Dobler, and W, R. itiott,
Tr() vt, 1) eltdexe.
Afro. If, GOSeue and con George aro
vi. hint! 111 Port (1,lown0.
of Aroula, upend a few days
vith lite ei‘tev, Mrs, 0 ark,
Mine klagdie Vergovon, of Wagon, le
the guest of Mtge Maggio Graham.
klieg E. 111o0orrnielc has relnrned to
Detroit lifter spending the holidays with
ler pante here.
We are sorry to report the serious 111.
time of puma Whaley. No tapes are
intertained for hie reoovery.
It Button reoelvt-d the sad news !int
yeek of the death, by aeoldent, of hie eon.
iu•law, F. 0. Bennett, of Sydney, Age.
ration Mr. Beonett leave% beside
wothere and sinters, a wife and six small
uiliirtri to mourn their sail lose. The
inlowirg ie oopied from the Sydney
Warne' t—ofloonanable, Nov, 2803.—A
ad and fatal atteicient oaeurred about
valvo miles out yesterday at Stuart
:Srow.' drilling rig. Kenneth Stuart and
If. 0, Illeonets were at the top at a derrick
tastenioasome tont/ere, whoa a fierce gnat
wind b ew the whole structure over,
oth men indite heavily thrown to the
round. Stuart was badly bruised about
tie head and facie, but not seriouwly
ojured, but Mr. Bennett was pioked up
utiooneoloue, and Tao conveyed to the
•kionamble llovital, but died upon
emitting the iostitute " Mr, Bennett
vas a Clitnedian, end left with a party
Mtn Oil Springs about fourteen yeure
tgo, they having oontraoted with Ibe
Anatratian Government to sink artesian
.velle.
COVERERS, ILLWILERS, SPITTERS
Puha° expectoration ie against the Qom.
.01010011, egainst the laws of health ulao.
When the throat Hokin, that's the time
.on need "Oatarrhozone" 1 it soothes
sway the irritation, oats out the phlegm
and loosens the tight feeling. Toted
quialtly oare that catarrh and throat
Nub e with Oatorrhoz no. It positively
...events new attaolte and onree catarrh
orever and for all time to come. Don't
eke our word fur it, try Oatarrhozone
eoureeif, Noe used you'll be delighted
yith ite pleasant and helpful iiilluence.
dat.t.vs, .1041.
It J. Waller, bomber, killed and dreae.
t.,,iitnndos.g for J. A. Porter that cirteeed 000
,,n
Ema Oheese Co. ie asking for tendere
fur supplying toe turd for dividing Whey
,ne tilihnmed milk,
The Oidneut Company seed some
parties for non pityment of oall of stook
Court in Lietowel, and wou
ntdr SUB.
The anneal meeting of Eton Fire
Imicrancie (Jo., will be held ie the Agri•
anitoral Hatt, Atwood, on Tuesday, Jan.
23rd, at 2 p. m.
The attendants) at the subool here is
very large, the aeuior roma having 55
tinpile in attendanee, out of a registered
6064306.008 of 60.
Mae, E.'11500 met with an accident at
rorrest's pinning mil: whereby he enffer.
ed tiro loss of a purlieu of the forefinger
tf his right hand.
Dr. A. S. Langrill received a cheque
for 9400 from the Economical Fire lo.
"(6008000ocupauy, ef Berlin, ail settle.
meta in full for the loss sustained by
Wm in hie recant fire.
From the Finanuial report of the El.
into, ()lieese & Butter 0o., for 1905, the
cohowing intereetieg !lathes art, gleaned
total receipts for batter, 91,776 11 ; for
Thema, 945,119.401 total expenditure for
nutter and (Meese, 948,410,0 ; leaving 06
durpltui of 9611.18, of which 9410 90 was
paid to the patrons, '1'he olleese maker
received 92,307,87 for °Ilene Rod 9184 86
for butter ; the millthaulers reeetveti
91888 23 ; total make over 214 tons ;
tverage pries per lb., °beetle 10 72o ,•
average prim per Ib. butter 90.87a ; told
amber of 'be. of milk, 4,669,572.
The death of Township ther k, Thomas
Pn,lerton, took piece on Wedoesdity of
.1001 week. To many, this olid intelligence
-teemed to come with startling sudden
6888, 00 he hod only been ailing for some
few weeks. For some time lir. 1,001.130..
Wit had 110b looked welt, hat he nottefaily
amok 10 1,68 work and literally died in
naruese He wits subject to livor ciono.
plaint mid his system had also been
weokecied by attooks of pneumonia, whioh
oft him font hi fitted to weather aoy
serious diseitee. Not long ago be follow.
40 the remains ot hie eldeat brother to the
_rave. Little did he think that he was
to eoon to fallow iu hie atop. klr,
erten was unooneolotis for some time
previous to hie death. The funeral tnok
piece on Friday to Roe's Cemetery, 612861
oou,, Elmo. By Mr. Fullerton's death
he township loon an honest and faith.
,ol servant, one whose plium will be
extremal bard to 0,1. The new Coattail
will mise his pi(11») hood and timely
61101.00.
111-Vtla..
Riohard Believe bad the misfortuue to
be etruolt with a trunk at the Grand
remelt station on Tuesday of last week,
from the eifeeta of which be W08 =ion.
detona for mime time. It surely must
go against the grata to be knocked out
aud euffer pain.
240.1CA:tort Hughee .net with it see.
tone accident on Friday afternoon,
5th het. She and Mr, Hughes ware
prooeeding mous Dineley street between
the reeidences of Edward Watson
and Mee. Patch& tieffron, When hlre,
Hughes &typed on the icy sidewalk
and fell on her right side, breaking
bo right hip hone and her right arm
below the etbow. Mrs. Boehm) is now
confined to her home and doing me well
as eau be exploited for 06(0 01 her age,
• The animal meeting of the Morrie
Smoot) Agricultural society wee held 661
Industry hall, Wediteedey afternoon
orlost woek. Thom was (Ally Nit
attendanoe of tn.:inhere. Reeve Slone
wee mooted °batman, The minutes of
the last minuet meeting were read and
adopted ou motion ot R, B. McGowan
ttlItt Wm. Jitekson. The treasurer,
Frank Metcalf, premonted his report,
from whieh we take the following
*toms :—.Mernhers' eubsoriptione and
donation% 0221.50 ; ndmiosion free to ex.
9802.66 , paid prize Winnerd,
0778.02 ; total retlitipte, $1491.41 ; total
expenditure, 91857 98 ; (Josh on hand,
9184.08 ; assets, 93070 08 ; liabilities,
91862 Mt, the treasurer's% report woe
adopted on MotiOn of IL 13, McGowan
and Robert Ferris. The follOtving of.
Boers were sleeted i—;rresideut, J. Be
Tiernay ; Ora; aloe preeident, Rob
art Verde; awed viol) posident,
T. 'W. Wean ; dirintors for Morrie,
George Taylor, Wm, PoPttok Hod
ottn ; thrt,060r9 for Bast Wave.
e00lr 161 13, McGowan and Thome
Plaids ; direntora for Builett, Joint Barr
and Admit 131liott ; direeture for Blytit,
14. Liwin,iston and Dr. a E. Long, 3,
111. Hamilton and Jamey AtoMurebir
Were reappointed auditors,
Mra. Johnston, of fillilatt. Bp
terad eu, aotion for damageagainst the
Guelph and Goderfob railway for in
)(tried reaelved on September 61h Met,
while analog along the diversion roan
04 John Anderoon'a farm. Thu ao
oident was amused by the hem becom
lug frightened at the steam shovel,
and bolting, threw Mrs, Johnelon from
the bligo breaking har eollar bone and
badly cutting her body Ott eome isnot
wire. Ool. A. II. Mosclonald, of Guelph,
ro oretary for the railway, went to eoder.
fob mid made a eettlemsnt with Mrs,
Johnston by paying her 9400.
1,intto vrot.
The annlvereary 'serviette of the 13apti0t
Church will be held 011 the 28th Met,
W. 3. Howe la opening a naw shoe
store in the premises recently vented by
W. J. Moore.
Mies Helen Hawkins left for Roobeeter,
N. Y , with the intention of graduatiog as
a none at Lialtuarnann Hospital.
R. W. Du maw*, of Siteltat000, Sask., is
in town forming a eyndieate tor purobao
ing !mod in the Bettleford dietriot.
1.1 Martinson is e&01 eonfleed to hie
home from the effects 01 6, Blight attaok
of paralyeis, theugh we are pleased to
aenounoe that be ie making favorable
progress towards recovery.
The departure of P. S. Connolly for
Toronto was made the ocamaion of
deserved otimpliinentary testimonial to
that gentleman'e strrling qualities by hie
maly friends and well .sleben), who oom
pries oil the best eitizeue of the town
Between 13000(1 100 of the citizens as
eembled in 000 of the large sample room,
of the Grand Central and presented Mr.
Count:illy with a gold ohain and looketand
a gold rtog,
P. Wilson WAS Omen President of
the AgrIoniteral Sooiety, Wm, Cleland
101 vioe president, and H. Goddard gun
vioe.president, Direetors—Wallace, W.
Landerkin, Arnold, L. Schneider and
Fly. Eton ; Elms, A. Perk ; Liatowel, J.
Bray, Jac. Wanton and J. Suborner !
Grey, R. Piria. A. J. Collins and T
Male 01010 01.0180014 auditors. The dates
for the Fail Show were fixed for Tuesda
and Wednesday, September 25th and
26th.
Brine ham.
Anson Dalmage was engaged assessor
for 1906 9.0 65 salary of 9125.
A. F. Smith and A, Cottons Will be
auditors for the ensuing year, Wary *to
bem$8.03,
or130hell and Dr. Irwin and A. H.
tioegrove, will interview the Comity
Connell at their first meeting aud regneet
them to establieh a High $ahool in the
Town of Wingham.
The twinned meeting of Tornherry
Dietrich L. 0. L. w le held in the Orange
hall, Winghem, on Tueeday afternoon, of
butt week with a foie representation of
the lodges preeent. The °Meer!' for the
;nming year were elected RB follows :—
W. M., Thos.Bridgee, Belgrave ; D 1611,
Wm. Guest, Wingham ; chaplain, Rev.
Geo. Baker,Bluevale; recording smeltery
Thos. Stewart, Bleevale ; D, of 0 ,
aeury Uathers, Bluevale ; lecturer,
John Otteemore, Witit4bana.
Word was received is town on Mandel,
of last week of the death of W. 8
Robertson, 8011 0! Wm Robertaon, former
ly o! Wiugham, ol hitt home in Noniron,
Alberta. Death marred on Monde%
morning atter a long illness. The de
otased young moo was in his 28th year,
and wag born in Wingbara. He spent a
few years in eohool tetioldog and after
wards secured 61 positiou in the oivil
service at Ottawa, where his health
failed, having oontrouteti a eevere cold
wbiob developud,ioto that dread disease
consumption. In the Summer of 1908
he went to Calgary in the hope that the
change of climate would be bouteoial,
He wits very much improved and the
family went Weat in the Spring of 1904.
During Fall he wee attain taken down
and his weakened constitution could not
throw off the diseese, Mr. Robertson
woe a bright, active and upright young
Wish and hie many old friends hare will
learn of hie death sego early an age With
mach regret. The bereaved family will
have the empathy of many friends iu
their agitation. The body wag brought
to Winichrtm for interment and the
funeral woe conduoted by the Independent
Odrifellowe of which society deaciased
woe a member.
Mien.lor Lb .
16', Johnson gathered a oar load of
pedigreed cattle in thie vitainity and
abliTatdJtobrednlautd0ieWpo8slekcIrovfnhieie'barber shop
and tob0000 businees to Staple Breit.
Mr. Jordan lute purohased the Bedford
Howie barber shop at Goderioh and will
shortly take pommesiou.
The Oonnoil made the following ap.
pointments Mr. Lusby an market
Clerk ; W. Sommerville an auditor ; Ur.
Hammett aa angtueer ; John Turtier 110
town engineer ; Wm. Ballantyne av
ammeter 13.. S. Hays As town aolioltor ;
Wm. Gilleapie was appointed policeman
and night watehman for the year and his
duties to be the same and all fees °onset.
ed for arreate, eto., shall bo handed into
the troneurer ; John Shine, Sidney Jobno
and Jamee McMiehael fence viewers ;
Clerk's salary will 6189825 00 and the
salary of the treasurer the same art last
year.
The annual meeting of the Tooker
smith Brawn) Agrionitural Society MO
bald in the town ball, &infants, alitintee
of lsot meeting read and adopted, The
treasurer and auditors' report was rwad
showing timeline of 9984 and disburae
manta of 91008 PA leaving a helot:tee dot
treasurer of 9108 89. Report 19068 0(101)104.
The 1011001109 01110008 and directors were
elected :—President, 21, Broderick ; vice.
pree., J. F. Daly ; direetore—Tooker
smith—F. Fotherinehara, Wm. Charters
and Alex. Broadinot ; klolLilop—James
Oarlon, Jas. rivans and John McDowell ;
Hallett, Thou. MoMillan, Mr. Matson
and Geo. Irvine, jr. ; bonerpry meintaws
—Jas. Dioli, Geo, Chesney, Geo. Whitely
and Mr. Stevens ; MoKillop — Jae, S.
Smith, John G. Grieve, Arch. McGregor ;
9litokeremith—G 121, Oreitewell, Jobe B.
Maroon, Geo, Bele, Itobt. Charter° ;
Hodett—W02. Rion, 0. MOGreger, jee,
G. Moldiolotel ; auditors, A. Young end
Wno. SonterVille, The (Wee for the Vail
13..ow Well. fixed for Thursday nod Fri.
day, Sept. 20th and 27811,
'She DO to tut °rouge Lodge of 0111101i
met in no. Oraoge bali, Seatorth, 008
14/e.401,.. itt hos 0, the Soh, represeute.
lives beitig pweeent trom 01Intoo, Bunt.
rnerhill and Winthrop, and a number of
visiting brethren. The reports, from the
V rloue lodget sham the diatrInt in a
;it oeperone eindition. The ofiloera 01001.
ed for umuing year are as follows
4., W. 0. Smith, of Moms ; D. G. kJ.,
lotto Montgomery, Seaforth ; Chap, 0,
Lowery, Summerhill ; Bo W. J.
Kinney, Winthrop ; Fin..See., aturten
Weleb, Seaforth ; Trees , Wm, Tre.
,vertha, Winthrop ; D. of 0., W. J.
Miller, Summering ; Leeturere, F. W.
13 inriett, Winthrop, and JAL W. Mar -
ninth, Seaforth,
An American Disease.
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Indigestion Is Responsible for Store
Slentiess f America Than
Any Other I/Iscase.
Some &rehire go so far au to Bay,
that indigestion le the national die.
ease of American Repeated Mistake in
fiame the lining of the stornaoh and
amuse the glands to secrete mime iu•
eietri of the Wow' of natural dlget-
ti•in, Oonsequeotly the b ood ie 6018
oned, nerve tome hi redeoed, the vita'.
i e of the entire aystem is weakened.
There is bet one national remedy 'for
indigestion and that remedy le Dr. Elam,
Ilion's Pills which are need by thousand
with marverone 8000108,
Dr. Hamilton's Pills accelerate the
aution of the gastric glands and give
tooe to the digestive organ& They
strengthen the Icidneye and liver,
cleanse and purify the blood, and thee
add general tone to every organ of
the body. Fleet) and strength are fast ,
venom] and the patient eon eat and
digest any food he plecteee.
'Under the vitalizing effect of Dr.
Ilantitton's Pills your ayatero will soon
rally ; once more you'll enjoy the bleas•
ing of healtlt, Test Dr, Hamilton's
Fide yourvelf. 23o. per box or five
brass for $1 ; at all dealers or by mall
from N. 0. Poison ed Go., Hartford,
Ootin,, B. A., and Kingston, Ont.
a nings
We are offering some Special
Volutes in Watches and Gold
Rings. We shall be pleased to
show you our
BARGAINS
-Reliable Honest Goods at Closest
Prices.
H. L. Jackson
LEADING JEWELLER.
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A Happy and Prosperous
New Year to All
Gentlemen
While you are in town don't fail t,e call
and see the fine assortment of Goods we
are showing at Reasonable Prices.
Our stock is always open for your
inspection.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Dod s & klabkirk
The Leading Tailors
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Sox and
Rubbers:
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No matter how
cold or slushy the
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
.varm in a pair of socks and rubbers.
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snag -
proof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat
for out -door winter work.
We have them in all styles and sizes. They are
priced down to rock bottom, too.
Also Felt Shoes and Boots for Ladies or Gents, which are
both comfortable and durable.
In Our Harness Department
is a fine stock of Robes, Blankets, Bells, &e., all of which are
now selling at Reduced Prices. Harness, both Heavy and Light,
all our own manufacture and made out of the best material
procurable. Our prices on Trunks and Valises will alway be
found the lowest.
a RICHARDS
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This is Good
ews
Here's where we make a cleau-up of left-overs—hero's where we offer our readers
a once -a -year chance to make money fast and make it easy. All the odds and ends left from
the holiday scramble we are going to hand over to you and mako it worth your while to take
them. We aren't bothering half as much about the slashes wo have made in the prices as
about the quickest method of letting the public know that this is a generous start of ours on a
year of 13argain Giving. Don't miss any time or 8, figure in the list and if you find an article
noted that you would like to own why you should start as soon as possible for our store for
there's bound to be some lively selling a8 soon as the facts get generally known.
—3 pieces only Heavy Tweed Deese Goods, all pure
wool and worth regular 75o.
Special at 37e
—4 pieces only Pore Wool Venetian Dress Goods in
shades Brown, Navy, Green and Black, 48 inches wide,
real value 85o.
Extra Special at 60c
—16 pieces only Fauoy Tweed Dress Goods, 64 inches
wide, in lengths of 5 yards, worth regular 9194a 91.25.
Clearing Price 69c
—4 pima Extra Heavy Table Linen, 60 inches wide,
regular value 800.
Special at 28c
—2 pieeee only Table Linon, 70 inehes wide, extra
value at 45o.
Special at 30c
—12 only Oantel'a Hair Tants, regular value 60o.
Special at 250
—2 pieces Extra rine Unbleaohed Table Linen, 72
inches wide and worth 60o.
On Sale at 39c
—4 dozen Tarkish Towels, Moe 18x24, worth regular
250 per pair.
Special at 18o
—10 dozen Illon'e Cambric Shirte, all soft fronts, real
value 91.00, this season's styles.
Extra Special at 50c
—8 dozen Mon's Extra Heavy Blue Beaver Cloth Caps,
with tar in band, worth 750.
To Clear at 50c
—24 pairs only Extra Heavy Celia Tweed Pants,
always sold at 92.00.
On Sale at $1,25
—5 dozen Boys' Shirts and Drawers, assorted sizes,
regular prices from 850 to 50o.
All at one Price to Clear 25c
FOR A MAN
Who needs anything that a Tailor makes there is no better time in the whole year to get it
than this month. "ANY TIME THIS MONTH," January is between buy times, it is too
late for the Fall rush and too soon to oateh Spring business—that's wby profits aren't so
much a consideration as usual. All this month we offer you anything you would like at a
Reduetion in Price,
Just Por This Month Don't Forget
Mon's and Boys' Overcoats, Men's Fur Coats, Ladies' Mantles, Buffs, Caperines, Muffs,
Men's Fur Caps, all clearing at Special Prices.
Highest prices paid for aII kinds of Produce,
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