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Two atiurnes—
Oommerelal innt Shorthand.
Senn for College JOIATna1,
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A.14, MoINTYItE, Manager,
BUSINESS CARDS,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
tient, 1' i, SuUllet, Brunets,
NAT H. IfoCRACKEN--
v • issuer of Marriage Lieestees, Of.
nee at Gr000ry,Turnborry, street, Bruaeols,
1:41ARIO FOR SALE—THE UN.
nmismnito has several good Farms for
Hale and to rent, allay tonne, In Townehipe
of Mortis and OreY, 1' 0, SUOTT, Brimfull
. _
ONEY TO LOAN, -4325,000.
We have the above esurnutt of pri-
vate Muds to loan unreal estate mortgages
at 4i and 0 per cont. Itasy tormB of re -pay•
moot and °este of loan moderate.
Bli0(71ROUT, HAYS & BLAIR,
•13arristere, &a., Goilerioll.
— —
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN MIAUCHLIN,
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PI ANO — AND — ORGAN.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
metotatson,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
I4121.3 AND 1011110 INSDRANOE,
LOAN ANI) REAL ISSTATE A011NT,
1)1100 over Bursley's Drug Store,
Nov Bill, 1001. 30-8m 13 ru seal a
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
000110111001111 1840 .
Inaurainie Maim on the moll and premium
now system itt current rates, B flora lemon
ire elsewhere call on the nutleraigned Agent
of the (Minoan).
ON01142110 110011110, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• HER, will eon for bettor prices, to
Letter men, in less time and less charges
than any ether Auctioneer 10 111101 Buren or
he won't charge anything. Bettie and orders
eon always be arranged at tine office or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
IBLtlJDV4LlO oNT.
A.110t101360r for HUM COUnty.
Terme reasonable, galas arranged for
at the office Or TIIN Poet, Brussels. 0000
VETERINARY,
D. WA.RW3.0K—
J • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary college, is prepared to treat an dis-
eases of domeetiettted animate in a compet-
ent manner. Bartinular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Odleo and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, 10nriaberry at., Brussels.
LEGAL MID CONVEYANCING.
B. 141.ACLONALD-
16s..• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Mtn,
Sueoesoor to 0. F. Blair. 01.11eo over Stan-
dard Blink. Brussels. Solioltor for Metro-
politan Beak.
M. SINCLAIR—
. Barriater, Solicitor, ,(Jonveyeneer,
Notary Public, Am Oillott,Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Stotel.
Solioitor for the Standard Bank,
ptiOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
ItaltsISTERE, IfOETOITolls, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETU.
W, Prienntroow, 10.0, S. 0. 21..ers
G. If. 1111.00111
°Aloes—Those formerly °dimpled by Messrs
Cameron & Bolt,
GODERION, ONTARIO,
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. NI' NAUGHTON.
tic r4., V. m.,
Trinity mthersity, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member college of Physiotans and
Burgeons, Out, Licentiate of too loyal Oolt
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of MM.
wifory, Edinburgh, eS•tettlephoue )')o.14,Reeidenee—Mill titreet,Brussele.
\ DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEILD,
MMS*
Graduate of the Soya) College of Boatel
enrgeotisof Ontario and Plret.olasa Stoner
Graduate of Toronto Univeally. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
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Fall Term opus hilt, Oth
CENTRAL
STRATPORD4 ONT.,
111 It nays to set it business (laudation
and it pays to got it 10 oux rennet.
OM attendance We year Itto been the
larseet in the history et this eolloge.
aWe have platted more 0)0401100 in
poeitlons this Year than In ILEy 110011.,
Mlle year, Write for inaguineent til
eatalogue,
W,11, Elliott, Preached. di
12.A. MOLaoblan, Principal. V
UltR-"=i,.,Mtetiggi-,Il
NOTICE/
Wo, the uneereleued t r •aJoo
priee of h0100ealelog Le 100, for mill
ited 300. for new 01100/1 0101114 to the 111001
In the price cfmatetqa I, me Thin goes 11
Rime on Mouday. Juin; 11:11, 4011.
Ewms y
at Co., Grin. W. Vera...ARM
eterrp, litutvrtnine & Kok,
8 P. PLutt, ltm. NcITAOCULIN,
Tues. Ono. Boutittni,
J1,1111 .b01311.02., J40110 Emmaus.
John Dale, Mre, 33ge, and the 141118P11
t,41,4,44rgt ciarrop, 'Catmint 13igua, Agnoa
be NW:Wire, Miss Tho,,, 10411/1 13/0nobart3,
liti Katherine Tierney, Ditlien King, Stlean
lee Doran and Inez Dale, Mee Ada Avery
eerved frappe in the library. filr. and
Myo, Rea left on the evening train for
the West where they will travel Petit
i5.trirt Jeb,
Trt vt" W41(1,2'04
The ferment are busy with their bay et
preson).
Mies Sutton, of Port 111. -wag, le home
for her holidays,
Rev, 11.11, and Mrs. Kallington are the
guests al kire.Relitugton.
S. and Mrs. (lode, of Deuphin,
are visiting their friends here.
J, 11, MoOormials is spending 0 few
weeks holidays with his parents,
13, E. Tugben returned to Toronto to
speed a few weeks in the Hospital.
Mr. end Mre, Ourtie, of Cadillac,
Allah., are visitiug T. end Mrs. Code.
Quite a niunbet] from here attended
the oelebration in Lietowel on the 12t1i.
Jackson, of Bluevale, le epending
the Summer with har parents, J. R. and
hire. Code.
Mr. and Mre. Pirie have returned from
their hotteyrriouu trip and taken up their
resideuoe ou the 4ch line, Orley enmities
fuliow them through life.
lottr<11.wicit.
0. R. Bradley has reunited from 1310
trip ma Weet.
A. 0. Hutchison is attending Magenta
Grand Lodge in BrookYille.
The 0. P. R. hoe a gang of Italians on
ihie amnion putting in new ties,
W. EL Downey has been re-engaged au
principal of oar publlo school Lor 'mother
year at an loorensed salary.
There were 221 delude sold here on
July 12. The orowd went to Wiogham
where they quint a pletteaut clay,
Mies Maggie Wilson left for Toronto
and prooeeded to 11 Summer reeurt in
Muskoka to spend the hob days of Sum•
met.
Geo. Johnston and wife stud family
left for a trip to Manitoba and Western
Statee where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Mabel Dobson left for Blaokwat•
er where she will speed her venation en
her uncle's farm. She was accompanied
by Barbie and Alarjory.
During the storm ou Monday night of
last week lightning struck the residenoe
of Hugh on the 13114 eon. The house
wee badly shattered, many panes of glass
being broken.
Mrs, aud Mies Mahood have returned
to their home here after speeding the
Wiuter arm Spring in Webster City and
8101110 011y, Iowa, with Dr. D. G. Ma.
hood arid Rev. Wilmot Mahood respeotivt
ely. Louis Mahood aeoomparlied them
and will spend n few weeks here before
returning to his work in Webster City.
Mrs, Mahood's health ie improving,
(330tl10rlete.
The price of beef in town has risen
learn 12 co 14 omits for roasts and steals.
The water in the harbor is eboui two
feet higher thio seaeon than for 'several
seasoris paat.
Tbe stectrieel storm of Satorday night
Oih Mot, burned out many telephone
oonneetions 10 Goderioh.
Judge Deyle, Judge Holt and Grown
Attorney Seager have been appointed
commisaioners per dedimue potestatem
for the Co. of Huron.
A. M. Polley nestled his 70th birthday
Friday, July 801. He 0 ant strong,
hetlY0 and vigorous, nod gives promiee of
oontiened aotivit) for years to oome.
Manager Smith of the Bummer hotel
statee that there are twice se many
guests at the hotel Ile tbaVe Were title
time last year. There ore et preeeut
fifty•two or fifty-three etaying at the
hotel,
Geoffrey Dolt, B. A., sailed for Dee°.
deu, Germany, from New York, and will
be iibeent tiii Ootober. He will visit
relatives iu Germany and England, but
during hie abeeette will pay special
attention to Fractal and German, and
their continental imam.
The Toronto papers tinnomme that
Mimi Edith thunpoell, of Dually( avenue,
hae eneepted the position of teacher of
modern languages at Pielteriug Lading'
(Mllege for next year. Mee Campbell le
11, B. A. sptotalist of the University of
Toronto, 1908, and in the Weans' Nor.
noel College thio year took honors with
first place in her cease. Miss Oarnpbeil
10 a eister of Mrs. (Rev.) W. 13. Graham
of this tolvu.
Lenatilbtery-
CONDEMLATIONE3.—The namee of ,10e•
easeful etudente from the Toronto 0011eke
of Music were recently published end we
are pleased to notice that Miee Fiorenota
Stitt, of Leadbury, haa obtained honors
in PriallirY Pleno, Mise 01-111 is Mies
Mamie MoEwan's
li142nnameur,.—The hollowing is token
from the Salut Pant Pioueer Press, Stith
day, July 10 :—Tbe wedding of Mies
Praeues Pitney O'Brien, daughter oh Pat-
rick nod &fro, O'Brian, and Jennie Ethan
Rea took pleats Wednesday morning .at
St. Miobael'e Catbolio (dumb. KEW.
O'Neil.' read the marriage Beryl(); The
eldiroh was deoorated with fern° and
palm], Mrs, S. S. Heeselgreve piayed
the 'Nodding Meath and Mies Eddie
Blanoleard eang "Oh, Pealed Love."
The bride wail given away by her father.
Her gown wee of ivory satin trimmed
with Mos and pearl; and her bouquet was
bride's roses, Mrs. John W. leitiehout
attended as matron of honor and wore a
Orem* adored 'satin gown. The brides.
maids, -Mie Seattle Newton, Mies Fannie
Higgens, of filtimeapolie, and the Mines
Nellie and Bessie O'Brien, 0000 dainty
pink freak; white picture haw end oar.
Hod pink roue. The beet man Was Harry
Devevell, The ushere were Judge 1. W.
Vineheut, David Rea and Will. Goddard.
The bride',, mother wore a gown of grey
crepe de ohine. A. wedding breektaet wee
libretti for the immediate relatives end
friende 0.1 the bride's home, 255 Wed
George etreet, At the reeeption held
from 8 to 10 °Week, Mr, and Mre. 0'.
Brien, Judge and Mrs. J. W. Finehout
aesisted Me, and Mre. Rae in teeeiving.
The etiome were demanded with palm;
tooes, oarnatione and similach. Aeseding
in the dining room were Mrs. 0..attes,
Mre, 11, A. Theii, Mu, W J. Dorn,
Ma, M. Bunt, filre, Higgene,
W Lest-.
(Intended forbid we(k.]
Mita Nellie Martin hi the gated of her
eleter in Harrieton.
Jimmy Perrin hag gone to Georgetown
to upend his holiday%
Work on the new moment sidewalk
commented oi Mouday.
Mrs. Couttsand children'of George-
town, are gueete of Mai. L. Perrin.
Miss Gay and Mre. %nom, of Toron•
to are elating Mrs. T. Hemphill jr,
Mies Sophie Robinson has gone co Tor.
onto where ehe will visit for eome time.
Prank E twin& returned from Toroolo
on Friday where he had greet a few
daya.
kiwi Carrie Arden, of Deteelt, anent
the hot two weeks with Mies Laura
Lewis,
Mee Joao Davidson has returned from
Wingliam owing to the illness of her
mother.
W, Aran; of Wingham, and W. Scott,
of Toronto, visitedefriende in the village
Du Solidity.
Miseee Agnee and Nellie Bleak have
gone to Ayr where they visit relatives for
a few weeks.
Mee J. Negation bee returned to her
home in Walton after epending a week
with the Miesee Harris.
Kenneth McGowan, a student from
Loudon, occupied the pulpit in the Epie.
copal °heath on Seeds), while Rer. 111.
A. Hell was in Lnoknow.
A 'codai 10 10 be held iu the Methodist
allure& Friday evening. Tea will be
nerved from 7.30 to 9 p. after tallith a
good program will be given.
Exe ter,
Rev, Mr. Godwin end family are spend.
ing o few weeke' holidays in Kingsvide.
Artbnr Woods hem acioepted a position
100 olerk at the Beier braugh of the Soy.
eroign Bank.
Mr, Fitton's offer of 625 per annum to
keep the town cluck iu ruuning order wait
aooepted by the Counoil.
Robert Finkel) Ina moved from Us -
borne township to tom] and ie onnuying
the reaideuoe recently vented by Samuel
Rowe, Huron etreet.
A beautiful slip of roes bosh in George
Platnwell's garden, nut more than 5 or 6
inches long, contained too leas than 28
mute in full bloom and 21 buds.
John D. Speakman, who has been
absent from town for about two yeare,
further preseoutiug his MO8i041 studies
under eminent professore in Germany,
has returned home
A speciel meeting of the Exeter Board 1
of Trade was held in the Town Hall to
amender a proposition from a inanufaot-
tiring emitter.. The matter wee ditione.
sed and we will likely hear eomething
tioncerning it later.
Parr. Obas. Birney and children vieited
in Belgrave during the past week. Her
nephew, Lyle Hopper, Wile vieited here a
for a time, returned to Selereve with
them en Monday. Willie Birley will
spend die holidays with Lyle in the I k
Northern town.
Wm. Baker, Huron etreet, the other 1 a
day counted the nninber of beads of
celesta springing from a single grain 0
planted on his land, and found thirty 11
well.developed heads. Supposing a head
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contains twenty grains this would EMU, boiler at/ engine were not daMageil to
an Moreno oi six hundred fold, a moat Nay moo, Tbe mill and oonteete
wonderful thing. were .441 for about 66000 The
Mauriee, youngeek son of Reduced , •,,,, dre ottenot be amen/Mimi,
Queue; had the iniefortnue to fall from Ioreolii. ,i••• m 11 quopMed by many
neer the top of a long ladder platted poop e.
egeheit storehotne 100 1(10 statioe. The
ladder fell with him and in the fall 11
broke both innate between the elbow and
the wrist of the right arm, besides sus
taining Laden Innieee on the [toe and
head.
ALL WOtott.
A Union Sunday School Pio nio will
be held in Geo, Gordones wove leader
aft Groom),
Rev, Dr. liformod was in Stretford on
Tuesday of leek week attending the meet.
ing of the Stratford Presbytery,
been on the Biel: Set for sortie few days
J. W. Gray, G. T. it. agent, who hash
is upending a few well earned holidays at
Southampton. Mr, Davidson, of Lie•
towel, ie eating av releiving ageut,
The Directors of the Publio Library
met to coosider what steps should be
.
taken to wipe off the present indebted
nen of 091, in notes signed by the Dir•
eators and held by the Dominion Bank
in Toronto, It was decided to 10800 08
dieted appeal to ell the readers by mean
of a voluntery Fubeoription.
Mire Beatrice Asbury, daughter of Rev.
Mr. Aebury, of Iiiitehell, paid a flying
yieit to her Wehrle here, over Sunday.
Hee !amide were glad to see her onoe
more, Miss Aeloury has been acting as
nitrite in one of the leading New York
hospitals and lately in Conneotiont, and
is sueeeeding well bo her chosen milling.
The following is a list of conatables for
the Township of Elma too appointed by
the Court of General Sessions of the
Peaoe, July 4t11, 1904 :—Chae. Brongh
ton, Monkton ; Fletuber Cousins, Trott,
bridge ; George Currie, Atwood ; George
Grierson, Britton ; Wm. Gilohriet,
Newry; Conrad HoSer, &Nekton ; Clue.
Henry, Monkton ; Samuel Mines, Monk.
ton ; Bennie/ MoOourt, Donegal ; Allan
S. Petrie, Donegal ; Sidney Robson,
Trowbridge ; James Struthere, Atwood.
GRIST Mum BleRNED.—A. F. Dieksou'e
big grist mill is in nine, att tbe result of
o fire whieh occurred on Saturday even.
ing. About 10.80 a blaze was diecovered
ie the basement of the Elegem section
and the alarm wee et ono° eoundech The
entire populace turned ont, but it was
evident before long that nothing could be
done to save the buildiog. The flumes
abet tip through the root, with startling
rapidity, and their progrees loot be
etayed. When it was seen that the mill
wee doomed the bucket brigade wan
dIreoted to the elevator, sad by strenuous
effort the flames were kept from it. The
mill ie very near to the G. T. R. station,
whit& wee eat on fire onoe by sparks, but
the blaze woo extinguished before any
oonaiderable damage was done. A. box
oar etanding on a siding took fire, but did
not burn. Wbile the mill was a ITHOBS Of
flames, and it was feared that the elevator
would be destroyed ash well, Listowel wee
asked for assistance. bat Wee informed
later that ib would not be required.
Mayor Hay went to the scene, however,
on ao engine. Palmerehon was informed
that the etation was burning, and a
special engine with ammo hose was dis-
patched at onoe. As there is no fire-
fighting equipment in Atwood the hose
was neelese. The exact loss is not yet
nown, but it will be large. In the mill
were about to thousand bashele of wheat,
nd a carload of flour ready for shipment.
Mr. Diokeon recently spent good deal
f money in overhauling the mill, whioh
O purchased bot a year ago from Michael
aerie, It is a severe blow to him. The
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AVING purchased the Fur-
niture Business carried on
by JOHN WALKER we desire to
call the attention of the public to,
the same and ask for a share of
public Patronage.
MOORE BRO
FURNITURE DEALE 1
Undertaking
3
Night Calls for Undertaking
will be promptly attended to by
calling at the residence of George
Cardiff, or Moore Bros.' boarding
house, MRS. A, HUNTER'S resi-
dence, Thomas street.
Cardiff& Moore
UNDTIRTAKERS.
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ftisitist.ltxr
?Geom. Boively & Peavey, of Wallace.
burg, have purehatied tbe etouk of Lea.
royd & CM,
Gilbert Emery be opening tip a groctery
on South Main street, next to the eleotrie
light bending,
Mist; Ella Gar000ban, thumb ter of Jae.
°amoebae, reterned to the New Englend
Hospital, Boston, after a mentlee vieit at
borne,
10, 4., Wittion lute beau promoted to the
Bank of Oorinnerue, teklue 1101113843
Oampbell'a p toe, who has removed
to Toronto. 0. W. Borrebt, of T0000te,
ie now lodger keeper.
The voters' list for the town of Sea.
forth has just been iesued. The total
number of totere on the roll for 1904 is
779 ; total number of pereene eligible to
ammo on the jury le 226
P. Gutteridge reports operations In the
bridge line as exesedingly brink thi. yuar,
He hart 000tra0te for fourteen bridge,. iu
the eurrounding district most of which
are in Aldlillop townebip.
Tueeday of last week a phenomenally
large ahipment of fat °little wait made
from the 100,1 station for Liverpool. The
ebipinaid comprised 16 oars, au entire
train load, and wee valued in round
numbers at 620,000, The. (male cure
bought throneh the agency at Geo.
Cheeney throughout the gorrouuding dis-
trict.
Blytb Fair will be held on Townley and
Wednesday, October 11, and 12,
Arrangements are being made to hold
athietio sports in Blyth on or about Aug.
17.
Tbere were 282 tiokete sold et Blytb
station for the Orange celebration at
Wingbam,
Wendell Helmee, of Toronto, is spend.
ing a week ab the home of hie pareute,
Be,. and Mrs. J. Aolmee.
W. A, McKinnon, B. A.„ cousin of
Postmaster McKinnon, hae been appoint
eci Canadian oommaroial agent ab Bristol,
England.
' Coon. Metcalf was in Fit. Themes
attending the High Court for Western
Ontario of the Independent Order of
Foresters.
Mrs, James Proctor has eold her reei
dictum on Queen street to frIrs. John Short.
reed, of Morris, for 11515. Mrs, Prootor
will remove to Toronto in September.
Reeve Moen fell 'through a trap door
in hit' bare on Betarday, 9th inst., and was
oonrined to hie home anteing several
severe bruises. The priuoipal benign
were about his lege and left eloonider, the
latter reoeiving the (thief injury.
W. F. Tierney, of Malvern, England,
arrived in Blyth and will make a lengthy
vieit with hie bother, J. B. Tierney, of
East Wawanosh. Eight yeare ago Mr.
Tierney spent 10 months in Canada and
nye be 00110 many obauges in our pretty
little town.
400101 wedding was solemnized at the
parsonage ot Prituees Avenue Methodist
ohurob, London, at high noon on Tues-
day of last week by Rev. I. 13. Wallwin.
Toe interested parties were W. .1. Fyle,
president of the Wilson•Fyle 00, Mann
faeturers of Proprietary medicines at
Niagara Falls, end Mee, Ruth Murray,
One of Blyth's popular and aocomplished
ladies. The happy 'couple arrived in
Blyth on Tuesday evening of last week
and anent a few days with Thos. and
Mrs. Jonee, parents of the bride.
GOLDEN WEDD/NG.—tt. most happy and
enjoyable family reunion was held on Sat.
urday, July 9, in conneotion with tbe
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of
the marriage of Mr, and Mrs. Walker,
respected residents of Winglitten. The
aged couple were born in Ireland, and
there also they were united in holy wed.
look, in 1854. After emigrating to Cana.
dm, they 'mated for a time in Grey and
then removed to East Waevanosh, lot 82,
icon. 12, in 1856. Of the toil and priva-
tions inoident to clearing a term in those
early dye, Mr, and Mre. Walker bore
their chere. One daughter and eight
eons were born to them, ail of whom are
living and were printout with their Wail.
ies. There are thirty-three grandchild.
rep and one great•grandohild, making
the four generetione. Among those,pres•
eta were the only daughter, Mrs. Ander-
son, of Toronto, and her husband; ell
the sons—Thornas, ot Riversdale ; Jaek•
eon and Robert A., of Toronto; Elieha
and Ieaao, of East Wiewitnosh ; George,
of Brueeele ; James and Wesley, of
Wingham, Beside Ille136 there were
present—A, end Mrs. Reid, Robt. and
Mre. Currie, J. T. and eire. Onrrie,
and Mrs. Pattisou, Bert Reid and Weber,
Miss Ida, elan Mrs. Pattison, of Wing..
ham, and James Jaokoon, ot Teeewater,
Water and brother of Alre,"Walker, and it
large number of friende and neighbors,
in all about 120, The reunion supper
wee spread In a tent ereeted upon the
lawn of Wesley Walker, John street, and
it watt indeed a festive gethering that
surrounded the tablee. During the even.
ing, Mr. and Mie, Walker were presented
with a lune of gold as a token of affect.
tion from their sone and daughter, Mr.
Anaereon, of Toronto, a000repemying it
with an address, conveying on behalf el
the daughter and eons, the moat kindly
and filial sentimente and good wiehee,
Rev. Dr. Gandy, Rev, D. Petrie, Rev.
Mr. MoLean and others followed in bidet
addreesee of congratulation. The pro -
gum was enlivened with reoltations by
Mise Edith Walker, and a moat happy
evening was spent. On Sabbath, at the
reqtieet of the parente, the daughter end
sone, with other relatives, attended am,
vitae in the batik ohurob near the old
homestead as a reminder of by -gone
day, To oelebeete the fiftieth minivan!,
any of their wedding day Nile to the lot
of but few, Tim Pooy extends °engrain].
aticine to Mr. and Mre. Walker, and
tenets that the beautiful ennehine of Sat.
nrday evenine may be an indication of
the brightneee of the elm of their oaroor,
atter betting long withstood the eternal
that more or less attend every lit, We
trust that they may be speed to each
other and their relatives many years yet
and That in the eventide of life, it may
,'bo light" with bright proapeots of tts
being "better fernier on."
Lady Marjorie Gordon, the danghler
of the Dart and Counteas of Aberdeen,
wee married in London to Captain John
,jfg„,71GOC'Dit_ Sinelair, M, P. The Arohhishop of
Centerbory peefornted the etiremonYr
NiEeriterearnIBIMOde
innon
BLY7 H.
This week we have received and passed into stook some Ep4oial lines
whiett are now in denature!,
—Linoleum., 2 yards wide, in bleak and floral dedens, in two qualifiee, et
370 and 46o per square yard.
•—Dineleuna, 4 yarde wide, in new deetene, at 1011 per square yard.
—Floor 011 Sloth, new pattern; 1, lie 1,3 and 2 yards wide, et 250 per
yard,
—Japanese Matting, yard wide, at 120, iso, 20o and 2511.
—Laoo ()amine, yarde long, 61.
—Leon Guanine, 11,3 pads Iong, 54 inohes Wide, with plain contrail and
Pitney bordere, at 61.
—Sleek Organdiee, very epeeist!, at 160, 20o and 250.
—White Organdien, in different qualitiee, at 12,3u, 150, 20o and 20.
—India Linens, a floe range at 15o, 20e, 26o and 550.
—Sleek Alusline, in fanny etripes, at 15o, 20J and 25o,
--I/adieel Oorsete, in Betiete girdles, very special at 60o and 75e. •
—Crompton's (Maas, in all the best etyles, 10 500, 76e, $1. anti 81.25,
—B.& 0, Conan, erect term, etraight front, et 50e, 750, and 61.
—Ladies' Summer Donate, in strong netting, at 25o, 560 and 504.
Veata, in great variety, with er without eleevee, from 5o to .50e.
4—Lading' Blank 00110o, Heee, 4 pair for 25e.
—Ladlee' Bleak Cotton Hoge, ribbed or vain, 2 pair for 25,3.
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BUGGIES
BUGGIES !
IS THE BEST
Beware of Imitators and Imitations.
Superior Material, Workmanship and Finish in all our goods.
Building from 10,000 to 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our woulti,
be competitors distanced in numbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Finish
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you If so be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best Goods Procurable at Close Prices.
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Platteville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Bias, of other
makes, for sale at low prices.
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Are You Going
to do any Fencing ?
IDEAL
YEN PENCE
IN COILED SPRING WIRE
LEADS THEM ALL
It is all No. 9 Hard Steel Wire and is the
Strongest Fence made. The Railways and
Electric Roads are erecting it.
Call and get our Prices.
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what our stock is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if
good rigs will do it.
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WE aro DOW ready for 1,904
with a larger stock of Enggies
than ever we had and a walk
through our Show Rooms will
Wo have milled to env Bnggy Tops Ude antigen a Spring to prevent the
bolts end rivets from breeking Thla has been a long felt Went.
We have 4 styles of Axlee—Dust and Oil Proof, Long Distance, 1000
Milech and the Noiseleee Axles, also tt few of the old styles.
All Steal Body Hangers end bb trimbned with beet Leatkee,
Along with our own Buggies we handle a number of Aret-elase
Factory Buggies.
Our Wagons are all Oak with 23, and 3 huh tires ; Truelcs and
Medhlm siae.
We invite every intending pueoliager to call and Bey
holm us and save money,
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