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4,0 and NhortOand Trtttnlog, Demand fur EA
our,gradudtee is far greater watt th,•rG
up1. Magnldcont oataloguo Fund. Li
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MEDICAL IABD$.
1.)I1. B. A. JJU1tN8—
iluece88dr 10 Dr. J. A• Mc?lniRhlat
unmet)), Ontario
Graduate .0(t (01yel1nio Y000 311111111te
School of Alodlulue sedSurgt,er Naw York
Member of (011u.e of .1'•hy.lmmue and Sur.
g0Un9 or Ontario
Uflloa sad reelduuoo same as formerly oa-
ouplod by D. ,Ile Naughton.^
flee Esse of wo-.roe a epeolalty.
'Phone No. 11.
RUMNESS CARDS,
','4J 13, MoO1i,AOIi N—
• Issuer of marriage Licensee. Of.
lloi, 0(t V tottery, Turiwerry street, Brussels,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
or MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oahe le the Post Ullloe,Elltel. : 80.4
BERT dA C. ARMS T1tON G
is prepared to give toeoous o0( Plaut.
or ]toad organ,: emus 0n appheatwu
Pottonloe address-••1truasel8. lloshienus—
Lot 8, Uou.10, they, Pupils may have thea,
10880033 at their own hooves It prd)erted,
MISS MARGAREi M'LAUCt1LIn
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Office and Residence—.
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM+
1038VRWOx,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
AUCTIONEERS.
tp
B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTIO I
A. • nun, will sell tor battot prides, 1,
30tter wed, In -less tune and leas charger
Man ally other auctioneer in Past Huron te
he' Wun'tcharge. anything, bates andorder..
Gee always be arranged at Mita omo0 or 4.
porn.. nal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
HLUICVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer 1'or Huron Count.l.
Terms roaean ai,ln. 00109 arranged fu.
at the ogles of Tan (090, 130019819, . 22ti'
VETERINARY.
! ti A. CUNNtNGHAM-
smeary (3lullege,,'is prepared 4o treatr ll tits
eases of domeotluatod amulets 10 a 000Uet.
eat manner. eartl•,utm attention (laid tr. ,
Veterinary timit,910y moil abik sever Uu13,
prowvlly at.euued' to, Ulnae andlucrluarf
—Four doors North of bridge, i'nrnberry.at.
Sruesele,
LktiAL' AND 'i;ONVEYANCIN S,
A13. IIAODONALD—
. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta,
buusosaor 1V U. F. Blair. Oldoe over Stan
thirdBunk, Brussels, Sg1)8140r for Mletro-
pulitau Sank.
VVk1, SIN GLAIR
• 'Barrister, Huliolter, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, 610.. U10de—Ht8Wa0t'e'B1oos
1 fluor North. 01 Central Betel. •
nolfol.tur for the Standard Sauk.
pbt0UDF00T, HAYS & BLAIR—
llaltitlBT'J4BB,: SOLICI'ri 4id, NO'TAnmsk,
11UH1.IJ, 10x0(.
W. 1'10000Soo0, K. 0, 10, 0, HeYs
•(9, V. 110,808.
COiaee—Who0a 100019r1y tioeup)0d by 'Meanie
Uam9ruu h Gall,.
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tEN[I$TRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
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Orodltate of the lioyel College of ➢eclat
8m•geonsef Ontario and FIrst.dla89 Honor
Graduate of 'Termite University. Olnoe et
next to Brewer'sP1"tograpil Gallery,' 0
(11308018L8, N.
WE ARE OFFERING SOME
SPECIAL PRiQI S
In Ladies' and Gente' Watches.
130 sure and 80e OUr stock. It
will pay you to buy now.
H. L. JACKSON,
JEWELER
(iloldolli Wedding.
MaNztrr—LAt10N0!,—At the reelden09 of
the bride's parenak, Grey township,
on February 1910, 1857, by Rev. Mr.
Barr, of Harpurhey, Mr. Laub
McNeil to MOH Sarah, daughter
the late John' Lamout, both of Gr
township.
The above is the hiatorioal record o
matrimonial event of 50 yeare ago, t
privapale being old and highly esteem
roe:dente of the 14th con. of Grey duri
the rapidly passing pure and today til
are enjoying the ble8aiuge of a ki
Providence in health, aotivity and pro
parity. Half a century 'back made
great difference ata to oomtorte, 0001om
and conditions ; bad roads, Almost u
broken forest, abeenoe of hones and 10
dletanoee to procure eupplie9 eou9titdt
a few of the drawbacks to be met wi
by the pioneer and yet the men an
women of that day laced thew privatio
with a determination well worthy
sanitation, and the reprodootion of a fe
0(illdente are ululated to do readers •
lima Pon good.
Mr. Malloil wits born in the townehl
ot00111ou910, Lanark Oo., Dot., Septum
ber 15th, 1882. In May of 185511e au
his brother Hugh took passage on a sma
boat at Onver'e- Ferry and landed a
Hamilton, and from there took stage t
Mitchell They walked from M,10he11 t
Goderioh to make enquiries at the Lan
Oftlee relative to farm, The brother
deoided to go to Alnoai'dine and as th
Mee wee rough the steamer would no
venture oat 90 the would•be passenger
made the trip on foot along the beaoh o
Lake Huron, au Iudiau ;tarrying them
torose the Pine River. Atter a survey
8803)008 of Brut} Co. not proving esti
factory Mesere. MoNeil footed it back t
Goderiah and via Hnrpnrliey made tbei
way Northward to the late Donald Mo
Lauahli0's, 7111 con., Grey, who ha
wane from Lanark Do. and with whom
they ware acquainted. Prospeatiug trip.'
were taken through the township, follow
ing the blase, on different 0 1aeie08 get
ting lost and having to sleep on bemloo
boughs, alongside a Lire, with their axe
Moen at hand to be ready for battle i
wase of a strollia. bear or wolt plating in
en appearance. Lona days were spent i0(
these tramps. Sometime„ 011111only on
meal in 24 hours, ptoe poeeibly a 'turnip
if a patch were found m their juurney
tug9, but au the end lots 17 and 18, 14th
on., were soonred by Laotian MoNei
and lot 16 by Hugh, all being solid beet'
The Suobanan, Hislop, Peter MoDon•
a1d, Gager, MoOrae and Altney fumuiee
were already 8911iere %ebb a few others,
and their beepitaiity was most generous,
glutting the they had. Mr. Nubian
0aye after a tires ice Iie.00c one night
they got to the Buchanan shanty, 18th
sow, one morning and the good lady of
Elie houesho d made them we0ame -t0 a
breaktaet of potatee9 and tea which the
young men were most thankful toxoeept.
Another night they got lost bank of the
Uavid80t1 farm, 121)1 bun„ tvhile travel.
pug toward Ainleyville (n0w' Br0998)9)
mud spent the night in the woods. Next
morning they a heard a wow bell and
taking this as aharbiuger of good sown
found 'tiemalvoeat the home of the late
John MoOrae, Ooh line, Morrie, where
their hunger was appeased.
I0( the Pall of 1854, alter working one
during the Summer at MItobell,the 'Mo
Neil. Brea.' bought a tun ,i1 supply, of :$,gr
Sud pork and started for their lana.
Enough trees werofelled to make room
for elisaty 10a14 feet, and epeeist
delight was left when, enough basswood
teoughe were put on the roof t0 tutu the
ehowere. Many a night. the howling:
of the wolves wee the only . music,they,
beard. Good progress wag made in get
hug a elearen08 and a small crop i0( and
alter the building of a hewed. log house,
18x24, arraugemente were made for the
installing of a.boneekeeper.
The belt im lady wee Mies Sarah,
aughter of the late John Lamont, whose
once 01x0 on the fine farm where her
tether, Angus Lamont now resides on
he 7th ooa„ of Grry. Like tome of - the
thee 'pioneers Tnn Posz hag referred to,
0. MoNeil:'had' to take a pedestrian
rip to 0li.ton to noun the neoe09ary
eines, which out then the extravagant
OM of $7.00. On the return journey
ev, ear. Barr, Presbyterian minister et
arpnehey, wee seen and arrangements
made for him to take a trip Northward
1 horseback on ,February 19th to tie'the
atrimonial knot, the fee being stated ea
'k�i�i5'?k1i3
Pia daughters, (Mrs, Dungan,
Osumi), Man. ; Miro. Hamilton,
Medlatno Hat; Miss Jane, who le mate
and waiting at the Indian Mieeler, RP
at Ahouenht, 13.Q. ; 'Mee J 51, Ee13l
1211) Doh, Gray ; and Alga McNeil,
home) and three sons (A,robie3 of R
Wuwa009h , Ileator J,', of Qakvd
Mani and Jolla at home) 0on0ti33ute 33h
tamely, Due daught01' died at 2 yoae9
age,
M. McNail lite been n groat hor
fancier and boo owned no less than ni
imported animate whose superiority w
re00 n•ze. 1 many g 1 . tl u to y a show ring, In '1
number. were 'Whalebone 011ief
"Tlnto," "Bay Cornet," "Scotland
Glory,' "Edgutnd'o Glory," "Ulanema0
"Sir Patton Oouohmrm;' "Obed0nger
aid "Darzlo" Fiume' bred Purim
cattle and iiarhehire and Chester Wh1
home were also (hues of stook keeping th
brought large returns.
In ohureh relationship Mr. and Mr
MoNeil have rendered faithful 81139)auo
to Uraobrook Presbyterian (March nn
3evi903) generous things in the support
the gospel, For nearly 40 yeare Mr. M
Neil tilled the poeitfon of Deacon an
this worthy couple still feel a great i
Wrest in the ohuroh and the ever ex
ponding Miseioi field.
The writer learned that when the p0(
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lin eon who performed the marriage none
of many reoeived bra $7, Mr. M0Ne8 bad $2
ey. left. Haff of this bought some neeese0ry
proviaiou9.and o0( being appointed to
(mime fur Mi80)8011 the loot dollar head.
f a ed the list. This,in the opinion of the
he scribe, is a aide light indicative of the
ed zeal and faith of the gentlemen of whom
31)1 008 are ' epeekiug and shows the good.
ey start out in the long ago so well main
rid rained through the speeding yeare.
a Politically Mr. McNeil is a ethanol]
a Lfbetal. Mre. Mango has nobly done'
s, her part in the maintenance of the home
n• and both parents and children enjoy .the.
ng Nigh 0steem audgood fellowship of a large
ed oiro a of relatives and friends, whioh we
th trout way be extended over a good many
d yeare to Game.
no The Golden Wedding was not observed
of on February 19th owing to the inability
w of a' number of members of the family to
of get home but Mr, anti Mrs. McNeil were
not forgotten in good Mabee, 000518talu.
p bone and valuable gifts, 11 nothing' pre
yenta a home gathering may be held be,
d fore the close et 1907 to celebrate an
II event eo few oonplee have the privilege of
t commemorating.
a
POSTMASTER
Celebrates His 74th Birthday,
On Friday, 8th lust., Poetmeeter Ear.
f row, of Sequoia, well known in this 10-
33 Oality• and throughout the County of
e, Huron, permed another milestone baying
O attained to his 74th birthday, and we
✓ doubt nob the foliowiog personal sketch
will be read with interest by'his many
d friends and ehou.d be stimulating to the
youth in ehowiog wbat a person may
a0nomplish by their own effort. He was
born et Laugham iu the parish of Humby,
• Zmooloonirr, E.111aad, on the 8th of
March A, D 1888 ; 00m8 t0 ()amnia with
s
hie parable in 1849 and settled in the
lwire I1
331 t b p of: Q •eke; Co. of Durham.:
worked on tiretarm during 1850, went (o
80hool 9 mouths during the year 1851 and
e begat) teashl030 school in the towuoh,p of
Hope, "U0(. of .Durham, in 1852. H0
teneht.tbe same Bolton' 4 years. Mr.
Farrow says for the edifloatlon of parents
, mud school teachers, that his salary for'
1852 wee ,$1200 per month and iia.
board, which was regulated by boarding
iueaohfamdy Due week for each eoboar
attending nohow' Getting tired of tine
pa' he made-9rrangemente. to •have a
permanent boarding bones. which he
found much more ea1isfa01ory. The
raumatmuo thou were m teach ,every
So urday and only two weeks holidays l0(
the Suminer, After flaunting ting these four
yeare he engaged to teaan the vil age
school at Newtouville, ata salary of
5480 a year. It was a large edictal, the
number of pupils at some periods of the.
year being 180 and the teacher had all to
do from the A 1010 t0 the higher br,100he8,
Algebra, Eouud, Geometry, History, &a.
Ther. is 0(0 doubt but that during these
two years be. fully earned ilia 'salary
01111011 rine rr okoled to be Large in those
dep. M..'Ferrow was urged to keep
the eohooton and he also bad a good'.
offer from the Newuaet,e Board of True-
teee,.Newoastle at that time being it
moat, flourishing town. The homey
Mouutauturiug Co. web touted there Rad
other industries, bat 'netwitbetandieg'
these choice offers, like many. another,
be moved Weet into•the "Queen's Bub"
and took up an abode i0( the townebip of
Morrie in the•Winter of 1857-58. Built
a log house and went to work to make a
010aran00 and a banish) the.bush.
In the Summer of 1858 there was a
demand for a teacher at Blauvelt), 8o the
eubjeot of tint notion again got into the
hulloes and tagg110 the first school that
watt opened in that township and ooa•
tinned there till the end of 1808, dearly 7
yeare, He then engaged in mercantile
Wittiness at Bluevate, whioh et haat time
Wee a more premienhg plane than Wing•
ham.
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$7.00 (a sum not Often reached in aoo.n80•
Eton with the modern wedding.) Joe.
Lamont, brother to the bride, who was
ill a Well knownresident of the 71h(0on.,
floia33ed as groomsman sed Mr. Mo
eil's sister, now Mre. Logan, of
Chinook, Montana, {who is visiting now
in Grey) wee the bridesmaid, There woo
no bridge over the Maitland river- at
Cranbrook so Mr: Lamont'a ex team eon.
veyed the bride tied groom to the river
where they had to "obange ware" and
atterwalking across on a their of timber
found Mr. McNeil's father with his okeu
ready to convey them trout the river t0
their, new home on the 14t1, oompleting
their wedding trip and entering on the
battle of life in tint clew relmtionelsip,
industry, thrift, economy and a deter.
infoation to be Iruet° their Maker brought
t0 them ne small measure of pr00pertty
eo that to day Mr, McNeil le possessed
of 500 acres of choice land, a fine Dom.
!getable brlok bootie, erected tea years
ago, end rho attending oomtorte, attest.
ing 10 the well deserved reward of over
90 veers faithful labor, Altbodglt Mr,
Mallofl is In his 75th year and hie good
ady over 70 they are wonderfully active
and in the enjoyment of a large degree of
health: l
r`-laaN
LI SPRING TERM OPENS 1V
11 TUESDAY, APRIL Zan
CENTRA!
STRATFORD. ONT.
ly TWA 881100!, which is rho largest p
�
4b Moot prtgr,sstvo Oelnmoreial and 0,
Shorthand School 1n Western Ontario, �t
enjoys the reputation of doing rho II
nelnoe9 Edeea11iou in
Canada Our gradnate0 ar8 in demand best work -'10 B
11
as commole's.' 103(0110x8 and ogles a9. V'
I detente, Write for sur fr00 catalogue
14 add yen Will gut (0131eturnlatnfn, eon' 99[[
oecnmg JILL Coil' & h1CLA0nt.14r If
Principals.
During the yeare from 1888 to 1872
Mr. Farrow was chosen by the County
Coning' to be Superintendent of eeboole
for the townships of Wawenoeh, Morrie
and Tarnberry, including the Public
Schools of Wingbam, Blyth, Brussels
and Walton.
ladWAMMAIMMEMMOWISte
Is 2972 when the new order of Inepao.
tion WWI : illtrodueed the late Dr, Ryer.
aon, ata pere0nai interview' urged Mr.
Farrpw to on Xnepeot0rebip, and prorafn•
00(33 men of the then County Coupofl
urged Jlltn aloe. The eatery woe good,
51400 a year and' it permanent pa81331on,
however, wieoly or unwisely, probably
the latter,. Mr, Farrow 9ugge0te to 0(9,
h0 listened to the eire0 80(00 of
pforrtMe ieP,1d forNtheelNorth ooeda Riding da 01
Huron. The eleotion name oft in 1972,
and be wee egooeeotul In writing M. P,'
after hie name,
At that session of Parliament carne
what was Dulled the Partite Soandel and
there woe a new election they havlog
00000eiytasted ofthe mute of oftlee,
("sweets" Mr, !!'arrow nye for the people
then thought 51,000 an extravagant
figure.) The 919011on was run i0( Marsh
1874 and Thos, Farrow and Rufus
tltopbeneoe, of the town of 0hotham,
were the only eneeee8fnl ones Weet of
Toronto or, the Conservative side, and
from the whole of Omuta Bir John A.
MoDonatd had only 44 supporters in the
whole Renee et whin when they met in
oauoue for the first time Sir John abed
tears. In 1879 the Conservative° were
eueoesefulagain aleo i0 1882 and thee
Me. F. pot in 15 yearn in parliamentary
life when he was defeated. by Dr. Mao
Douaid in I887 by a small majority.
After reefing a while at work on the
farm and struggling with the afliiotion of
death In .hie family he beoame Poet
master of B00800)e on August let, 1889,
110W verging o0 to nearly 18 years.
There years have been yeare of hard
work, long hours, no holiday8, and smell
COM u"eratloo.
Summed up Mr. Farrow's life's oo
°opatient, solar are as follows :—Taught
eahool 18 yeare ; mereantilo bee oeee 8
yeare ; as representative Dominion
Parliament for the North Riding and
East Riding of Heron 15 yeare ;
Postmaster of Brussels 18 yeare, making
a total of 64 yeare in active pobiio work.
Beridee the care ol'raieing, with God's
blessing, a family of six children to
manhood and womanhood, who are all.
living, toor boye and two girls, . e no.
email task when the mother was taken
away in 1874 and the father left to atm.
gee alone with hie charge.
Married in 1858 to Mies Mary Mo.
Donald, a daughter of John and Nanay
McDonald, of the township of Hope,
County of Durham, Mr. McDonald was
a Highland Switchman, pore from the
old sod, Mise Nancy Walker was from
the County of Wexford, Ireland, so the
children can claim three' nationalities.
Tbeir names are a8 follows :—Bina, 0001
Mre, Brownlee, Montreal ; John, of Lon.
don ; Robiuton Resew, of Ottawa ;
Martin, of Toronto • Melissa, now M.
.Leslie O'Connor, of Thorold, and Henry
Ward, of Windsor.
Postmaster !'arrow i9 a zealous and
active member of the Methodist church
and has had ofitotal conneobion for yeare.
We ere sorry to state that MrB. Farrow
ie not enjoying as rigged health -es her
m80y friends would desire but we trust
the 0omfng of Spring will prove bum
Swat. THE POW wishes Mr.. Farrow.
mauyhappy returns of the day and as be
ie hearty and well preserved and betonge to
a longlived lved generucion,tbe prospects' are
favurable to a realization of the same.
SURE :`CURE
ECR SCIATICA.
Sciatica is really inflammation of the
Baia1)0 nerve. the largest nerve in the.
body. This (1308)ve Inflammation ie the
prodnot of a ran down 00nditlo0, and in
every ossa you may be sore the nerves.
are worn down,' fine. The pain ie the
Ory bf the nerves for more food—for
richer, redder blood. Rubbing on a
greasy liniment can't help very worth—
you must treat the blood and rebuild the
nervous system, This eau - be properly
done with Ferrozooe. No builder of
nerve force is more powerful. No .tonic
go goiokly fortifies theweenl8r eyetem,.
invent' each strength, snob endurance
and vigor. Any traces of Urio Aoid and
rheumatic poison are gnlokly driven out
by F900000ne. Tho lowered conditionof
theeyetem ie changed' into a reserve of
vigor that defies further attache of
Sciatica. Mervelo08 in Its reoonetroo33-
ive god rebuilding power, gniok to give
relief, absolutely euro to 9009,—where
can you find a better 'treatment than
Fe0rozo1e ? Sold by all druggists in 50o.
boxes ; try Ferrozone,
Brussels School ROard.,
Reg0(8r meeting of Brownie Pub$e
School Board' was held hu the .Board
Room Friday evening, 8th ineti' •
Members present D C. Rose, Sae.
Elliott, '!'hoe. Farrow and J. G. $gene.
Miohtesof last meeting read and ad-
opted,
The following tenders for water
closet were opened -G. 0. McDowell
5105,00 ; Geo. Barkley, $100.00, Moved
by D. 0. Roes, eeoonded by Jae. Elliott,
that the tendo( of Goo, Barkley be a0•
oepted. Carried.
Moved by D. C. Rose, 8edonded by
Jae Elliott that Ino, Wright be paid
54.50 and Geo. McMillan, $1.00 for care..
taking of the school when Jos. Marr 0101
elok. parried, -
Meeting the) adjourned, J. a, Sum
Secretary
Ladies are
Dellahted
with
CAMPBELL'S
VARNIS II STAIN
for to•sta(nlnd and ftntahtad
Furniture, Wood•
work and Floors
They can do the work
themselves with
excellent results
LEAT.HE RDALES'
FAMOUS FOR HOUSE FURNISHINGS
SPRING
I1ViP(?RT.ATIONS
Our Spring Goods have arrived and are ready for your criti(ial inspection,
They comprise a line: never before shown in this community and unequalled in
the history of' this store. A brief summary of our lines in this department is
given below.
Carpets
English Brussels at 90c and upwards.
English Velvets at $1.25 per. yard:
English Tapestry at 85e and upwards.
Wool Carl. etc, 2 and 8 ply, at 65e and
upwards.
Union Carpets at 80c and Upwards.
Artq uares
We have for the Spring trade gone
into this line more extensively than ever.
We have them in sizes from -2 x 2i yards to
18x15 feet in
WILTONS BRUSSELS WOOL
VELVETS TAPESTRY UNIONS
and at prices, Quality considered, the Cheap-
est.
Linoleums
Linoleums 2 and 4 yards wide at 85c,
40e, 45c, 50e and 55c per square
yard.
Iulaids from 80e to $1.25 per square
yard.
Oil Cloths
1 yd.,.1 yd., 13 yd. and 2 yds. wide at
22c and 25e per square yard.
RUGS
A large assortment of small Rugs,
very suitable for wedding presents, useful as
well as ornamental.
The Largest and Finest Assortment o tment oI Furniture in the County
Variety is the spice of Life—You get it at
Leatherdale. & en's
Liberal Discount for Cash. UNDERTAKERS
AL AN MAITL LINE
Virginian
onlan
Victorian
Parisian
RATES OF PASSAGE
!et
Cabin—$65 to $80 and upwards, accord-
ing to steamer.. Parisian (Intermediate
une olaee) 940 and up.
2nd Cabin—$40, 549,60 and $46 according to.
01900100.
8rd Olaea—$27,60 and $28.76.
TO GLASGOW
Mongolian from Portland.,.... Thera,' Afar. 21
Laurentian iron Boston Thure, Mar. 28
Cud Oatilu-$86"and upwards
'third Class—$20,60 haetward; -Westward,.
$27,00.
dor odoiessnaLnseer r Battings,
w Liverpool, full lomao
apply to
TO 1.IVERPOOL
Prom St, Jobn From Halifax
Sat, Mar. 28 Sat, Atar.la
Sat, Apr. 8 Bat, Afar. .AD
W. 11. IIRRR,
Agent Allan Line, itruenole,
MONTHLY
NORSE FAIRS
The regular Monthly Horse Fairs will be
held for the season as follows :
THURSDAY ..,...APR. 40), 1907
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present
Brewer's
Reliable
Art Studio
If you Etre visiting ib this neighbor-
hood it would be worth you0 while to
look up our Studio, Wo are mond to
done and our prices are lower than other
towns.
Wo would be Mowed to have you
eel) and see samples, oleo see our Marge
tissortnleht of views on Post 0a0t18, They
matte good Bouve111rv, 1)011't fail to
have seine.
WE FRAME PICTURES
Rularging done in first-o(a99
Crayon or 1Vnter.00lor,
Give 138 a call.
H.R. BR WER
WELL
MADE
HARNESS
Is a pleasure to the user and a standing advertisement for
the good of the Manufacturer. This is the kind la of Harness we
make and when you want something neat and durable remember
Richards' Harness will please you. We are offering extra induce-
ments on Single Harness for the next80days, Come in and see
them.
A few Robes and Blankets left yet which we will sell below
cost t0 clear.
Nice assortment of Trunks and Satchels at low prices.
Repairs in Harness and Collars clone promptly.
The Old Reliable
I. C.
Richards
Doyou like and - ?
good dread Pastry
If so you must bake with good Flour.
I have in stook now the Celebrated
Puritan. Brand
Manufactured by the Western Canadian Flour
Mills Co., of Winnipeg. Also the well known
F•ive Roses
the output of the Lake -off -the -Woods Milling Co.
A trial will convince you of the excellence of
these Qualities.
All kinds of Feed kept on hand and• sold at Ilea'
satiable Prices.
ALFr.. BAE" KERq BRUSSELS