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Fall Terni Opons Sept. 5th,
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R, A. BURNS—
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Successor to Dr: J. A. illeNnughton
Brume's, Ontario
Gredoate of Polyolinto Poet Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, Now York.
Member of College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario.
OfMoe and residonoo same ae formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. MoNaughton.
Diseases of women a specialty.
BUSINESS CARDS.
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, F. B. SCOTT, Brussels,
H. MOCRACKEN—
Bce et
•GroIcery,ssuer o! Marriage Lisonees. 01.
Tnrnberry street, Braseele,
1iARMB FOR SALE—THE UN•
DRnerowim has several good Forme for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F B. SO OTT.Bruesele
C. 0. F.
Court Princess Alexaodria, No.24, 0, 0. P.,
B reseals, meets 10 their Lodge Room, Blas -
hill Block, on tho 2nd and last Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'clock. Vieitiog brethren
always welcome. JAS. BURGESS, O. R.
A. E. MELLISH, 1t. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
INOOBAN0 ,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
• ERR,''111 sell for better prices, to
better moo, ho leas time and leas chargee
than any ether Anotion•or in East Huron or
he won't charge anything, Dates and ordure
can always be arranged at this Mee or by
personal application.
ROST. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the office of TRH 1001, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
Cl,„
A. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a compet-
ent manner. Partioular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Foyer. Calle
promptly attended to, Office andlnarmary
—Four doors North of bridge, Turoberry st.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, Rte.
800000000 to G. 1, Blair. Oilioe over Stan-
dard Bank. Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bank,
SINCLAIR-
11 • Barrister, Bolloitor, ,Couveyaneer,
Notary Public, ere, Onion—Stewatt'a Block
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
pliOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
W. PISOIIDBooT, H, C. R. O, HAYS
G. F. BLAIR.
OBloee—Thoee formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron ac Holt,
(IODRBIO1, ONTAn10.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEiLD,
2ENT18T
Graduate oft the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Plied -class Honor
Graduate of Toronto Univoreity, Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
Fall Term Opens Sept, 5
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our graduates n0 tea:Mors.
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of Bookkeeping,Sbarth mud and Typowtlt-
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ovary day In the your.
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future.
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for you.
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given by oalllug or writing,
Ono. BPOTToN, N. REGINALD FLETonon,
President, 1'nneip al.
12 yearn teaching experience,
raa.1 Reb30 m J
Two printing plant of the defanut
Brunets Herald wee moved to Beaforth
Met Saturday and Monday, the pro-
prietors of the News In that town ownrog
it.
A PARTIAL eclipse of the moon, which
will be visible here, will take pIase on
Aagoet 1403, the moon entering the
shadow at 9.39 and leoviug.shadow at
11.43.
,,,Naw wheat woe marketed last Satur-
day by J. Clark, 10th son., Grey. It
scaled 59 pounds to the bushel and 75c
per haulm! was paid for it. While Borne
of the wheat is reported light (here are
numerous good fields.
Orem Holiday on Friday of this week.
The buoioeee places will be olosed, both
Bunke included. The chief attraction of
the day will be the Exoureion to Kin.
cardiac. Speoial train leaves Brueeele at
8.40 e. m. Return taro, adults 85o ;
ohildreu 45o. Train leaves Kincardine
on home trip at 6 80 p. m.
Wo have fust received a copy of the
Statistical Year Book of Canada for 1904,
which contains the greafeet compilation
of foots and figures ever pabliabed be.
ween two covers of a like number of
pages in Canada. Comparisons and
0001raele are drawn with refereooe to
every oouoeirable subject that has any.
Hag to do with the progress or decline
of iudastriee, inoilalious, oto., oto„ of the
country, as well ae of the management of
the many departments under the govern•
meat. In foot everything of a statistical
mature pertaining to the Dominion is
ounlaided in this volume.
Blois' FORECASTS FOR AuouoT, — A
regular Valoan storm period begins on
the 4th, is central on the 6th and extends
the 9th, Oloudineoo and general storm
conditions will gather early in the period,
and rain with wind and thunder will pees
Eastwardly aoroee the ooantry from the
403 to the 8th. By about the Sib storms
of thio Vuloan period will have passed off
to the Atlsntio with the Change to fair
and cooler weather clone on their heals,
The 11th and 12th are reactionary storm
dates and eeoondary series of dieturban000
will develop and pane Eaetwardly serum
the aonniry on and teaching these days.
We aalonlate that the effect of the regular
Vulcan storm period, extending from the
15th to 19th, will begin as early ae the
14th. Rain, thunder and wind will visit
many parte daring Ibis game period,
notably on and teaching the 18th. Cooler
weather will follow about the 19th to 210.
Earthquakes in many pares of the earth,
with tidal waves and similar dieturbanoee
will be reported daring this last storm
period.
A CHOIR'S EeTenld,—Tie Owen Sound
Times °aye—One of the resent events woe
the presentation on Friday July lot, al
a pionio near Leith arranged for the ooaa.
Bion to Dr. Cavanagh, who for the peat
eight years hes been ohoirmaoler of the
First Methodist chetah, of a magnifioeut
gold headed ebony cane. Tho gift mark•
3d the appreciation of the membsre of
the ohoir. The ohoir also expressed its
appreciation of Mre. Cavanagh's efficient
00rvieee by presenting a valuable um -
broils, with a massive gold handle. The
ineoription on the gold head of the cane
which is beautifully carved and exteade
tally four inches in length is "Presented
to Dr. M. Oavangb by Finds Methodist
Ohoir, July let, 1905." Atmoet a similar
ineoription is engraved on the handle of
the umbrella preae0led to Mre. Cavanagh.
The address which aaoowpanied the pre.
mutation expressed the high esteem of
the members for the eervieee rendered
by Dr. Cavanagh soil hie estimable wife
In the 0ervioe of song of the oharah and
the hope that they would be long spared
to 0eeiet iu this great branch of the
oburotl'o work. Dr. Cavanagh has been
moat active bu securing the appoiatmeut
of Mr. Largo, of Leamington, tie his elle.
oeeeor and on tie arrival here al the firet
of this month handed over hie dimmer.
ship to the man who now fills Iho peal•
Mon, Too much praise cannot be given
to both Dr. and Mrs, Cavaudgh for their
Belt saoriflotng devotion to the musical
service of she Firer Methodist ahuroh and
both have earned the esteem not only of
the ohoir bat of the membership of the
antral]. The address wee read by How•
and Armstrong and was 60 follows ; "Dear
Doctor and Leader.—Wo have met here
today to formally celebrate the occasion
of your retirement from the active duties
of leadorehip in ohoir lite. There ie a
eadneesfor un in the thought that no
longer are we to serve under you, bel we
look beyond this in recalling the ionnm•
arable pleasant times we have spent to.
Ober during your long term of motive
eetvioe. You have been oar leader now
for some eight yearn. There have been
times when volunteers were scanty and
those of ability few; there have been
times when oar gallery hes been taxed in
ire capacity, Bud then for the meet part
there has been the happy medium of a
strong well balanced line, most regaieite
for beet sueaeea. But under 111 abr00m•
stemma, you have been a constant lead•
er always striving to bring forth from
mnebo what best lay in it, constantly
pointing out a step to improvement ; un-
tiring in your zeal to blend together our
feeble effort
s into the moat perfect hat.
moray, And not only in your duties but
aloe in your soobal life amongst no has
your beat been true and your influence
one for great good. And now as you are
about to retire from this leadership we
ask yon to accept Wig cane, and on be.
halt of Mre. Oavanagb this umbrella, not
ibatio any way we are trying ko repay
yon bat merely sen eimpie token of our
appreoiatfon tot year oetvioee. We hope
that yon both may long be spared to•
gethor with tie to aontinno in the service
of song, anti that when at last we shall
have puma away from these Bermes, we
all may meet around the Throne in Elea.
van to sing the eternal oonge, Signed in
behalf of the aboir, Bruins Buono, elne,
WsLex, WILL CAMMr10N, IiowARa ABR.
e'1'RoNG." To Mro, Wiley and Wel. Gem•
pion fell the plunging duty of ptomaine
the cane and umbrella.
FIVE TEARS DVSI'Eo'SI.I CURER,
"No ono knows what I suffered from
0temach trouble and dyepepele" writes
A. 13. Agnew, of Bridgewater. ''For the
last five years 1 have been unable to
digest and tiesimilate food. I hwl no
color my strength ran down, and I left
mioerablo all the time, I always
had B heavy feeling titter male
and woe much troubled with die•
einem arid uptake/ before my eyes,
Dr. Hamilton's Me were just what I
needed, They have cored every oymptem
of my old trouble, My health ie now all
that clan be deeired," Cm Dr. Bamil•
ton's Pills ; 25o, per box at all dealers.
Exeter.
The Advocate in holidaying this week.
Reeve Bissett is again able to be down
town, baying almoet reooverod from his
bllnees.
Exeter ratepayers will vote ou a bylaw
to purchase the Electric) light and have
the town run it.
Mies Stella Gregory has been engaged
to teach High Sobool work iu the Eriu
Peelle School, at an initial salary of
$500.
The wheat prop here about, which
p400100e to anteing gave promise of a
heavy trop, tae been found to be muuh
ehranken. This la particularly the cage
with the later mown wheet.
Dr. Bolliue, of Exeter, who has been
eafferiog from rheumatism for Dome
time, has gone to the sanitarium at
Battle Creek, Mich. During hie alumnae
his praotioe will be looked after by Dr.
Malloy, of Toronto.
E, J. Spsokmaa and Ed. Dignan, e0•
0ampment repreeeotativee, and Well,
John and S. A. Popleetone, subordinate
lodge representatives are attending the
I. 0. 0. F. Grand E00ampme0t sod
Grand Lodge meetinge at Brookville.
Active preparation° have been and are
now ¢oder way for one of the iargeot,
beat and moot complete Fall Fairs at
Exeter that has ever been held in the
hietory 01 the Stephen & Unborn° Agri.
cultural Society. The date has been est
for Mooday and Taeeday, September I8th
and 19111.
Bluth.
Rev. W. H. Irwin, of Reed City, Mich.
Man, is a visitor at the home of Joseph
Taman.
John 0. Brown left oo Taeeday for
Kincardine, where he hes aaeepted a
position in Mayor Oooke'e drug store.
Up to the present time the right of way
through Blyth has 000t the 0. P. R
$3470, and the end is not yet. The
lege gave the railway a bonus of $3000.
The voters' list for Blyth has been
posted up and contains the names of 326
voters, divided ae follows ;—Part I, 206 ;
part II, 94 ; part III, 26. There are 81
persons eligible to serve as jurors.
James Forsyth, brother to Mre. John
Henderson and Mine Margaret Forsyth,
of 1317141, has been appointed chief clerk
of the tinanoe department of the Domin.
ion Government et Ottawa. Hie salary
will be $2400 per annum. For several
years peat Mr. Forsyth has been a
valued Barran% of the Ontario Govern-
ment at Toronto, and where his great
ability hair long been recognized. He
will outer upon hie new dntiee at once.
Hie salary in Toronto was $1400.
Thomas Sloan, of Redwood county,
Minnesota, brother of Reeve Sloan, of
Blyth,aud who left Huron county 90
7Bare ago, has been eiel1ing old friends in
this and adjoining counties for the past
two weeks. Mr, Sloan W00 very fortun-
ate a few years ago. A new railroad
passed directly through tie property, the
station being 'matted thereon, from
wbioh has already eluting tip a large
Red flourishing village. Mr. Sloan has
recently been out in the new Canadian
provinces and eeaared some laud in that
looality.
At the morning service a week ego in
Trinity aboroh, Rev. J. Edmonds
announced to the congregation that he
bad 0ooepted the rectorship of the parish
at Delhi, which had been offered him by
At A.
McDonald's
Store,
Cran,brook
May be found a
supply of
Binder Twine
of first-class quality. Plymouth sells
at foie, per pound and Green Sheaf at
rrjc.—Now is the time to get it,
Fine New Stock of
Dinner Sets.
Bargains all over our Store.
eetteitie
A, M'DONALD
CRANBROOK.
Bishop Williams. Thie announcement
was a great eurpriee to the oongregatioo,
who had not the slighbeet knowledge that
Mr, Edmonds bed any intention of leav
lug them, for during the three years he
hag been their rector he has endeared
himself to each and everyone of them by
his faithfalneee and earnestness. He
will sever hie cm:unction with the Blyth
pariah on Oobober 1st next. Mr. Ed•
monde 10 very popular with all °lasses of
our oitizeue and will leave the village
with general regret.
TO CURB FEVER, CIULLS, AGUE,
We know of oo remedy so reliable
as Nerviline. Twenty drops
taken in hot water three times daily not
only stops the obit's but destroys the
dieeaee oompletely. Nerviline has a
direst aotion on ague and (Mille and re.
mouse the exciting 00010ee. Io stomach
and bowel disorders Nerviline hue held
first plane for nearly fifty years. It is
powerful, swift to act, thorough, and
perfectly safe. Being pleasant to [nate
it's popular with everybody. Your drug.
gist sails Poison's Nerviline in large 25a.
bottles ; esti:Aeoliou guaranteed.
(ao(lericl►.
There are about thirty guests at
Meneetnng Park,
The Marine Hospital box at Captain
Babb'° wee opened and yielded $4,53 to
the fund.
J. H. Worsen Imo completed the put-
ting in of a metal ceiling in one of the
rooms at the G. 0. I.
Rev. 1. T. Le Gear, of Jaokeon,
Michigan, preaohed in the Court House
Sunday morning at 11 o'olook.
The a00000000 is repeated that the
0. P. It, will be ready to oarry
paeeeogereto Goderioh on the July 12161
1906.
The prospects are that this year's
bowling tournament, to oommenoe on the
251h, will be the largest in the history of
the slab.
Mies Laura Farrow left on Monday of
last week on a visit to Mblvenoo, aa°om.
ponied by her friend Mise Large, who
has been visiting here.
R. R. Sallow° craw a while robin at
hie premises on Ohurah street. With
the exception of a red breast and a Blight
darkening of the wings the bird is own.
plebely white.
A deepatoh from Mooeomin, dated
July 26111 records the deaththat after.
noon of Liodeay,eldeot son of E. Lind-
say Elwood, barrister. He was thrown
from tie horse while riding and trampled
to death.
On Monday of last week in /be Police
Court, Ed, Bwarte was fined $25 and
orate for allowing liquor to be drank on
the promisee during prohibited hours, and
at the same Court H. Dawson was flood
Sign of the Golden Clock.
W. F. Stretton
WATCHES
W. F. STRETTON
eau supply you with any grade of
Watch you require and at the lowest
price.
JEWELRY
You can rely on any piece you pur-
chase from us to be just as we rep-
resent it.
REPAIRING
If your Watch is not satisfactory
after my repairing all you require
is to return it and /get your money.
exc,,.,T,o" T nr In,
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,•e, c1Taa,t .e,n•rol,a
When Governor Siucoc laid the foundation of
Loudon, Ontario, one hundred years ago he knew it
would grow to ben great city, but had no thought of the
Western pair.
The Western Fair gives the people of this country
an excellent opportunity for a pleasant outing at a
minimun of cost, and at the same time developes their
gore of practical and useful knowledge,
Its educational features have always been carefully
fostered by the Directors. This year several important
improvement, of an Instructive nature have been added.
The celebrated 91st Iiighland Regiment Band will give
three concerts daily during the exhibition. The entertain-
ment department will be better than ever, and will include
leaping the gap in add air on a steam automobile.
r•0 IMP•CNATI•a WI1500 W. 4. 0000, raa•loaer, oe
J A. 005.1.00, axe ee0050
LONDON
Sept. 8 16, 1905
$20 and ooete for harboring people to the
hay room ,111/1515 prohibited Ileum.
Tormin, Globe of Tuesday of Mat week
any0: Ake. 0, McGillivray, of (loderiob,
loavaa 0o slay with hie wife and ohildreu
en route to Shanghai, China. The
veaael on which be ie to sail from Van•
oonver doee not leave until Aug. 14. He
will spend the intervening time in
delivering leotoree at variogo pointe on
hie journey to the wain.
ARE 1 (11 II 1
1 r,l O(g
f VALUABLE 7
It natere bad her way every complexion
would be clear anti delightful, But
many allow their blood to boucme weak,
—hence pimples, Ballow akin, Berk circles
ander the eyes. To have a beautiful
complexion nee Ferrozooe regularly, It
bridge a rich ruddy glow to the oheeke,
nonriahee the blood and thereby destroys
humors and pimpled. For beauty, health
and good apnrite use F0rrezone. Your
appearanoe will improve a hundred fold,
Fifty ciente buys a box of fifty oho°olate
mooted to le —
b is Dmlt put off—gat Ferro•
zone today,
W irtghrtm.
Amos Tipling was fn Toronto and or.
eared some emigrants to pull flax.
The Alert Fire Brigade of Winghem
has decided to celebrate Labor Day.
Mise Mend Robertson io the new
Librarian of Wingham Pablia Library,
and Mrs. Hanson will visit the
Old Country. They Bail on the Vic-
torian Ou tine 18,h,
Dr, Redmond has purchased the res}.
deuce of J. S. Jerome„ on the North.
East corner of Shaker and Patrick
streets.
Mre. Oroweton tell down the cellar
stairway, Ia her present condition of ill
health, the accident is all the more an•
fortunate,
J. A. Morton and H. Hioeeliffe ere re.
preeentives from Maitland Lodge No.
119, I. 0. 0, F. to the Grand Lodge in
Brookville.
Frank Hill Mame for Calumet, Mehl.
gan. Frank has been a valued member
of the Methodist Choir and is au excel.
lent Binger.
Daring the hot weather Wingham
furniture factories will close down on
Saturday afternoons, Bo [but the em•
ployeee may enjoy a half holiday.
Wingham Vetere' List is ready for die.
trlbution. There are in Ward 1-168
voters; in Weird 2-108; in Ward 3-195;
in Ward 4-314; total -835. Of these
334 are qualified to cot as jurors.
On Sunday morning of last week, at
the close of the service in the Baptist
church, the pastor, Rev. J. N. McLean
B. A., aonaanoed hie reeigoatlon, whish
came as a earpr100 to the oeugregation.
Mr. MoLean boa had charge of the Bap.
fiat Chetah here for the past two years
and was appreciated ae a preacher,
and highly esteemed not only by his
own congregation bot by Our 01117408 gen.
orally. Beeignation takes effect in Sep.
tember, and Mr. MoLean intends return-
ing to College to prosecute hie studies
still further. The congregation has not
as yet taken action but their desire ex.
preened would be for the pastor to remain
with them.
Haleay Park and family have removed
to Goderich, where Mr. Park has ar•
ranged to engage i0 baeioeee. Mr. Park
has been an active ohurob worker, and
for many years was leader of the ohoir,
0 member of the Trustee Board, the
Quarterly Board, and aseietanb•onperin-
tondent of the Sunday ecbool. In all
Mese positions he wan a faithful worker.
In the Sunday school hie excellently
cremated °rayon illuelratbone of the lee.
sone have been intereetiog and helpful,
and he will be missed in the positions be
has faithfully filled. The officers and
teeohere of the school presented Mr.
Park with a Teaoher's Bible and a
Methodist Hymn Book, both beautiful.
ly bound. These mementoes/ of eeteem
were a000mpaoied by an address.
Hay Fever for 27 Years,
Well l0uown New England Woman
Cured of lluy Foyer—Cure wag
lasting.
The thousands of disooaraged people
who dread the approaoh of Summer be.
oeuse they have hay fever and cannot
find any relief from ib, will read with
interest and gratitude the following
etatemeot from Helen 11. W}Iliame, of
Manefidld, Maas,
"For 27 years, from the month of
Angoet until heavy frost, I have been
at/limed with bay Lever, growing wane
and worse each year, until of late years
I wag nimble to attend to my work dor
iug that period.
Leat Summer I Fortunately gave
Hyomei a trial, and I am happy to say
that it entirely oared me, and I have had
n0 000urren0e of the disease gime."
Thie letter ie only one of many that
peva Dome to the proprietor') of Hyomei,
and the remits following this treatment
have beau so remarkable that it ie pro•
posed at the annual convection of hay
fever eaflerere to recommend Hyomei,
By breathing the germ killing and
healing baloame of Hyomei, anyone 00n
have at any moment of the day, either in
their home or oil}oe, a olimute like that
of the While Mountains,
The complete outfit ooete bat $1.00
extra bottles 50 sante, Jamee Fox
agrees to rotund the money to any bay
fever sufferer who liens Hyomei without
bouolit,
The Provincial tax on stook Iranefere
went into effect iu QueLe0,
The 0. P. R. will build a new enation
at Guelph at the cost of $40,000.
Mre. John Take, of Rectory street,
London, oommltted suicide by poison.
bag,
The will of the late Jon Bell, K, 0., of
Belleville eiepoeed of an estate valued at
$123,000,
The report Chet Dominion Live Stook
Commissioner Reason be resigning is
officially denied,
The remains of t
be late Uol. Muntizum•
beet were interred at Kingston with
military {tonere.
Several people were bnjnred by au ex.
plosion of gasoline on a launch Bailing
from Ganaooque,
The London Tool Company heti par.
obused Dight norm of laud at Hamilton on
wbioh to erect a factory,
Jesse SeyJley, a married man, of Pelee
Island, tell In front of a &taillie saw
while at work and wne ant in two.
The body of a young man killed en the
railway Iritek tear Uxbridge on Sunday
was identified ae that of Edgar Chase
of Siloam, 0nt.t., ,.
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NEW CORSETS.
We do
an immense c c'
lt, l e krale i t Ladies' Corsets. e.
t L. s L r:,.ks. We have '0081 r
eeived a full assortment in the latest styles from the following well
known tnakors :—Crunlptou's, C. & W., 13. & C., 11. & A., C. 13. C.
and 13 & I. We show a large assortment of Summer Corsets in net
and batiste in all sizes. Below we mention a few of the leading linos
we carry
—D. & A. Tape Girdles, in all sizes regular 5oc. for 35c.
—14. & C. Summer Corsets, made of strong net and fine baptists, in
alt sizes, at 25e, 35e, 450 and 5oc.
—C. & W, Erect Form Straight Front Corsets, made of fine jean and
coutil, steel filled, very special at 50c, 75c end $1,
—Crompton's Corsets, in all their best makes, at 500, 750, $t2 and $t.25
—0. 13, 0 Corsets in the June Bride, Peggy from Paris and Batwing
styles, something new, at 75e and $r,
—13. & C. Corsets, made of fine percale and baptiste, in the clip hip,
long hip, 0tc., new models at 400, 75c and *r
--Ladies' Shoulder Braces, Ask to see them at 35c.
Sumnmra.er
Goods
We are selling off our Summer Dress Goods, Muslins, Cham -
brays, Zephyrs, Prints, Shirt Waists, Underskirts, etc., at terrific Y
reductions in prices to clear.
Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs.
YE OLD FIRM
Leat ales
For the past twenty-seven years we have been in the Furni-
ture, Undertaking and Music Business in this town, and to -day we
are in a better position than ever to supply the wants of the people
of this community.
Two years ago we extensively remodelled our store and added
a LARGE LINE OF CARPETS AND LINOLEUItIS. We un-
doubtedly have the largest assortment in any of our lines in the
County.
As August is a very quiet month in the Furniture Line and as
we have made some very large purchases at Reduced Prices we
will give a
Special 10 per cent discount during the month
Call at any time and inspect our Goods. We consider it a
pleasure to show them.
Leatherdale & Son
FULL RANGE OF
Boots and Shoes
Readymade Clothing
Dry Goods
and Groceries.
A Choice Stock at the
Postofce Store
CRANBROOK
CALL AND SEE US.
A. J. M. Helm.
DO YOU KNOW ?
After 14 years as chief instructor of
Sir Isaac Pitman's Shorthand and
Touch Typewriting In the Western
Outeri° Shorthand and Rutinose
Academy of the City of London,
MISS MORPHY
has been engaoed by the
Spottoll Business Col-
lege, Listowel.
We eau guarantee all our worthy
graduate Stenographers lucrative
positions.
OPENS SEPTEMBER 4TH
Phone 79
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