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Your Brains
That ETERNAL SOMETHING which
separates the tuonpssful trot Ir.,,n filo uu•
eneeessful lea HUSINI099 EDUCATION
711 anon tubo forges invincibly ahead le
the loan who enjoys it, largo o,dary,
Yr n should be one of seek mon, Pre•
pert for It by attending Ulu
WINGlk
BUSIN1rSS
COLLEGE
Throe Coin'000 •— Commerelal, Tolegra•
pity and StenograpilY.
A postal will brlug you full Intormatiou.
0130, SrowooN, N. lilloNALD FLI000UO11,
President, 1''ri1111 pith
12 years teaching experience. .--T
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Two Remarkable Records i
Made by t (Popularnlu
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ELLIOTT
'i1
TORONTO, ONT.
It Con YONou AND AI l00ANDlta BTB.
qTho attendance at the opening 01
our Pall Term was PIVD MI 30 as groat I'f
as that of a year ago. Last month we 1y11
had TNN Tltfn0 es unsay mills for book-
keopors, etouographore, ata., as we
could 1111. This undoubtedly indicates
progressiveness and/shows that this is
the best school to pntro:dee. Biter
nog. Mugnifloont eate.lo¢uo free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
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MEDICAL CARDS.
T)R. R. A. BUTtNS—
Sueeessor to lir. J. A. 3leNlul 1II0n
Brussels, Ontario
(graduate of Polyclinic Peet Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, Now York
Member of College of Pbysioians and Sur -
goons of Ontario.
Office and residence same lie formerly o0 -
minted by Dr. ilcNaughtou,
Dlsouoes of women a specialty.
'Phone No, 11.
BUSINESS CARDS.
jr\fTONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PIR
LII.L cent. P.R. 80011, Brussels.
-xAT 11. MoCRAOIiEN—
...eTIe�.. V • Issuer of Marriage Licensee. 01-
d eco as Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels,
w
•hear)
C. O. F.
Court Princess Alexandria, No.24, O. O. V.,
Brussels, moots in their Lodge Room, Blas -
b111 Block, ou the dud and last Tuesdays of
each mouth, et8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAB. BURGESS, 0, R.
A. E. AMELLI S H, it. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
1880130808,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
1.41 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION•
•�{ • son, will Boll for bettor prices, to
better men, in lose time and lees chargee
than any other A002100eer in East Huron or
bo won't obarge anything, Dates and orders
nun always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme movable. Soles arranged for
at the office of Tun Thom, Brussels. 2221
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor 0 +ad am of to troutrio Vet -
all dIn-
erinary College, e prepared
casae of domesticated animals ,in a wowed -
eat manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Foyer. Calle
promptly attended to. (taloa and Infirmary
Four doors North of bridge, Tnroberry st„
Bruoeele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B.MACDONALD—
Rarrlotor, Solicitor, Notary, Eto,
r Stan-
dnrd Bank Brussels. SoliicitOr for ce OMetr0-
politan Bask.
YV•M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, 1Conveyan•er,
1 doorVllorth of Central Hoteltowart's Block
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
PROM) F0OT, HAYS ak BLAIR—
BARRISTERSS SO 1 InPR8, ',matins
w. PnOtlDir00T, R. C. R. 0, 1(000
G, F. BLAIR.
Offices—Those formerly
ey Role ied by 2100000
CantCommon, ON•r0nro,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DEN'I'IST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Flrot•oltte Ileum
Graduate of Toronto University. Otil00
next to Brewer's Photograph canary,
BRU88EL8.
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
4T The largest Business. mud 8bor1-
32 hand Bohool in Western Ontario, Out
Ti coutton are thorough and praotiaal,
11 Teaching is done by experioneed
etruotere Thorn is no batter School
iu the Dominion. f,
17 ALL G12ADUATra8 8E0U1(92 PCB, V'f
Qj 1r10138, .Ental NOW, - ha
wrlto for our free Catalogue,
90LLIOTT k k1oLA0RLAN,
Prinoipale,
PUMPS
TANKS and
WINDMILLS
hMA
Still in the heel twee handling Pumps of
all hinds, both iron or wood.
The Marvel Windmill, ono of the best
maim, to handled by us.
Water Tanite of varlou0 sizes mule to
order, Repairs promptly attoudod to
and at reasonable prices,
I''rJ''Oriler81eft at Tint Poet', Boueolor,0,
will have our prompt attention,
A. RAYMANN
PUMP MAKER, CRANIIRo0K
19txi.ct .Rom
W i 000r2i it rat .
Dnring a high wind the emokeataok et
the Union Factory fell with a oreah,
oan0in9 quite n Beare. .
W. H. and hire. Bele purpose moving
to Toronto and Mr. Bele t0 offering hie
house and lob on Catharine street for
sale.
Wm. J. Plenty, formerly of the South•
ampton Benson, bee purchased a paper
in Brigden, Ontario, and tools possession
on October 2nd,
Thee, Bell and T. A. Mille were a
deputatiou to oonfer with the Bishop of
Huron regarding the appointment of a
rooter for St. Penn's.
John Kerr was elected to the Presidency
of the Epworth League rendered vacant
by the absence of J. W.Aneloy, Mies M.
'Iibbe was eleoted Missionary Viee•Preoi•
dont, and dies Molly Hammond, Sea.
rotary.
Mre. Jae. Davey passed away on Friday
Sept. 22nd. at the borne of her daughter,
Mrs. M. Lamont, Fran0ee street. The
deoeaeed lady had reached the ripe ego of
79. Interment took place in Chieelburet
cemetery on Saturday.
'Phe Hunter Bridge ,b Boiler Co. have
eigoed the uoutract for the building of
the standpipe and work ou the foundation
has been oommeneed. The company is
bound to beim the work oompletod by the
15th of December. Masers. Armatrong
aid Lewis are making good progress in
the b,ying of the new water mains, out•
entering the iamb -r of delays for want
et material, The laying of the pipee hae
been completed on Pattrioh, Oatbariue
and John 01reete.
A ICAO BRUISE.
Often oaumoa a good dual of trouble.
The best aura is a prompt applioation of
Norviline which instantly stops the pain,
preven10 80011009, removes all blankness
cud di000lerotion. Nerviline is antieep•
tie—prevents blood poisoning. No
liniment ell etroug, so penetrating, so
swift to destroy pain. You mise a lot of
comfort by riot rising Poison's Nerviline.
For nearly fifty yeore it hae been the
°tenderd family liniment of Canada.
List() w e1.
R, R. Gamey, M. P. P., opened the
Fair here.
Knox Church will hold anniversary
services on Sunday, Oct. 15th, when the
Rev. Dr. Gaggle, of Dunn Ave. Presby•
terian ohurob, Parkdale, will preach.
Mies Edith Mermen, daughter of J. A.
Halsted, Monet Foreot, was married on
Wednesday of last week to Geo. J. Reid,
manager of the Sovereign Bank at Mt,
Forest.
The apple Drop fo thio section will be
a light one 11110 year. Many orobarde
are almost bare of fruit, and those that
had even half a orop were badly thin•
oed out by galea.
R. G. Roberti], Clerk of Wallace, had a
narrow escape from being seriously injur•
ed. Ii driving out of town one of the
wheels came off, overturning hie rig and
throwing him into tbe ditch. The horse
waofrightened by the upset and got
away, smashing the thefts of the buggy.
It was etopped at the third line and
brought back. Mr. Roberta wee cut on
the hand, but not otherwise injured.
The out was off the wheel whish caused
the accident.
Jae, Dovideou's frame dwelling house
on'onion street was set on fire from the
gasoline stove, which is said to have
exploded. The boildiog was quickly
ablaze, and the oocopanto only had time
to get out a portion of the furniture.
rho timely arrival of the Fire Brigade,
however, saved the building, the fire be-
ing extioguiebed before it had gained
much headway. There was no mem...
twee. Mre. Davideon'e band and arm
were severely burned by the blaze caused
by the gasoline, and Fireman A. 0. Bioh-
er had a bad gash 001 just below the eye
by the axe which he was nein9 near
the root glancing book. Fortunately
the eye escaped injury,
1-.31v l:l..
Rev, Father Hanlon is the new pastor of
the Rumen Catholi0 oburohoe at Blyth
and Clinton.
Thos. E. Jones hoe returned from
England, where he spent two months
visiting the manes of his boyhood days,
g9Mise J. B. Kirkby, who is leaving
Blyth for Rainy River, wee the recipient
of an Epworth League pin and a well
worded address by the memboro of the
Epworth League of Blyth Methodist
obnroh.
Blyth lodge, No, 145, A. 0. U. W.,
attended divine service in Trinity church
on Friday evening 22nd ult. Brethren
were aleo prevent from Belgrave, Clinton
and other lodger, in the neighborhood,
The sermon was preaohed by Rev. Bro.
Edmonds.
C. L. Shoemaoher, a former lmndlord
of the Queen's hotel in this village, died
at his residence in Parkhill on the 7111
ult. For eome weeks the deceased bad
been confined to his bed with a severe
attnok of fever, When pneumonia cot in.
He suffered much pilin in the last few
Jaye of his life and all that the beet
medical skill and nursing could do was
done for him, but to no avail. lie was
juat in the prime of life, having reaohed
the age of 42 years 11 menthe and 99
days, and was a big etroig man In hie
day. He was born in Hay townohlp,
where the early days of hie childhood
were spent.
A happy event took plane in St.
Miohael'e obnroh at 9.80 o'clock on Mon•
day morning Sept, 251h. Itwae the oo•
Garden of the marriage of Wm. Belly, of
Morrie, and Mike Nellie MaLanghlin, of
Blyth. The ceremony wan performed by
0111.11,0195.111111.101
Rev, Father Mullen and th0 obnr(11 woe
tvoll filled with 0peoltturs. John Me
Leu'111•u brother the Lein:1111u, Otho 0f o hello, aesielad
the groom, and !Hies Eva Bull wue eridoe
maid. Tho bride Melted very pretty
dressed in cream grope de chane. At
the olooe of the marriage oorernouy the
newly married ooulelo and 9100010 drove to
Ilbe home of the bride's mother, where a
wedding br 010(002 wee served, actor
which they drove to 1110 home of the
groom's father in Morrie and then 10 their
own home, 21111111 the groom par
chatted a shoo time ago from John
Netbary,
1"011 2IIlLAN(1NILY WOMEN 1
Oan't even eieep—restless clay cad
night—brooding over imagined trouble all
the time, The Mimosa isn't in the brain,
but in the blood tvhioh le thin and
innutritious. Do the right thing now.
andyou'll be cored quickly. Just tante
Ferrozone;it turns everything you eat
into nourishment, ooneequeutly, blood
aontaining lore of iron and oxygen 10
fanned, Ferrozone realise fleet], muscle,
nerve—etrengtbenein 11 week, aurae very
quickly, You'll live louger, feel brighter,
be free from melancholy if you use
Ferrozoue. Fifty °ante buys a box of
this good tonic (fifty ohnoulpte coated
tablets In every box) at all dealers,
1¢.LW ()()01.
St. Albans ohurob will hold special
Hemet home services on Sunday, Oat.
8th.
Elma Cheeee Company shipped 420
boxes of September ohoeee to Hodgson
Bros„ Montreal.
Fred. Switzer, gravel road, lost a valu-
able cow. The animal choked while
eating an apple.
Mies Belle Patton left for Winchester,
where she will spend a few months with
bar sister, Mrs. O. H. Fullerton,
Samuel Watson is um Bole proprietor
of the Atwood Livery, he having purchas-
ed the interest of Nesbitt Hamilton.
J• eeph Mielhausen, former proprietor
of Elena House, has rented a hotel in
Durham and will take poseeseiou in a
few months.
Robe. Riohmoad is busily engaged in
doing the brick work on the new drug
and Bank building in Monkton. Jae.
Strutbors has the oarponter 000treat.
Lemuel Pelton 13ae sold his house on
Main St. formerly occupied by Mrs.
MOBain, to Frank Donnie who has die
posed of hie property ou King St., East,
to Thos. Abel. Mr, Abel taken poesee•
Mon in Nov.
A publio meeting will be held in the
Baplietehuroh ou Friday evening, Got.
6th, for the purpose of organizing the
temperance foram to take Ration towards
0eouring the adoption of a looal option
law in this towmhip.
Jahn Bell, Main:St. met with quite a
severe accident on Wednesday noon of
last week. Mr, Dell hae been taking the
boards off hie verandah preparatory to
raising and under building. He stood
upon' the roof of the verandah
prying up the boards, when suddenly the
boards broke and Mr, Bell was thrown
to the ground. His fall was partially
broken by his body striking a emending
which broke, thus preoenting him from
striking the ground with too great foroe.
Some of hie ribe are broken and be re•
oeived a severe shaking which at his age
caused him to suffer somewhat.
The Direetoro of the Elma Chem and
Butter Manufacturing Company had
quite a difficult task ahead of them Tues.
Coy of last week whet] they were palled
upon to ohoeee a siceeeeor to W. D.
Ire
Saved
BY BTJYING
FROM
In Furniture
we have the most exclu-
sive lines on sale, Good
practical Furniture at
very lots prices.
15 per cont. off
FOR CASH BUYERS.
Moore Bros.
Furniture Men.
Good Lined Low Priced
Angus. There were 15 applicants for the
poeitioo, many of them men of 000eider-
able Bn00ere in their nailing. Atter mnoh
careful consideration the position was
awarded to Robt. A. Thompson, oheeee
maker of the Norwich Junction Cheeee
and Butter Go. Mr. Tbompeon hae had
shoat 12 or 15 years experioneo ae cheese
and better maker and hae been 7 yearn
with the Norwich Jaootion Co.
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery of Maitland met in St.
Andrew's church, Wingbam, on Tuesday,
September 19113, at 10 a. m., with the
Moderator, Rev. J. J. Haeli0, in the
chair. Messrs. Miller and Chisholm
were appointed to audit the Treasurer's
books and report at the December meet.
ing. Standing Committees were appoint.
ed for the ensuing year ae follows :—
Fineries, Dr. Roes, Rev. D. B. McRae
and their elders • Augmentation, Reeds.
D. Perrie, W. J. Went and their elders ;
Home Mleaione, Revde. W. J. west, J.
Barnett, J. Radford mad their elders and
Dr. Murray ; Sabbath Schools, Reeds. D.
T. L. MoKerroll, B. M. Smith and their
eiders and Inspector W. I Chisholm ;
Church Life and Work, Revde. G. M,
Dano, F. J. Maxwell, J. McFarlane and
their elders ; examination of etudente,
Revde. D. Perrie, D. B. McRae, L. Per.
rio and their elders ; etatistioe, Revde.
A. MaoNab, D. B. McRae, L. Perrin and
their elders ; Youjlg People's Societies,
Revde, J. J. Matte, W. 3, Went, A. Mao.
Nab and their elders t Aged and Infirm
Minister's Fund, Revde. F. A. Maolden•
nan, A. MacNab, L. Perrin end their
elders. It wee agreed, on motion of Mr.
West, .bat a Foreign Mission Committee
be added to the list of Standing Commit-
tees, and that the Committee for the en•
ening year be Revde. J. J. Hestia, Dr.
Roes, W. J. West and their eldere. The
first named in enoh of the Committees is
rsessNewnwPsrotwarfesevarsowordawo
READY
For Fall and
Winter Business
We are now ready to fill all your require-
ments for the Fall and Winter seasons. Our
business has grown by selling good goods and
selling them right. Comparison is the only
true test of value—we court it on every line we
sell.
We aim to Please
For the best advertisement we can have is
a well satisfied customer. We look to the fut-
ure its well as the present—our prices must be
right.
Dress Goods
A cordial invitation extended to the Ladies
to have a look through our Dress Goods Depart-
ment where you will find all the new and de-
sirable materials and shades.
Dress=making
Our Dress -making Department is giving
the best of satisfaction, Everything made up
in the latest City styles and best Workmanship.
We bicl for your business on the merits of
our Merchandise and the lowness of our price.
Oolober Patterns and Fashion Sheets to hand.
One' of the Sheets free to those who call for them.
t
Strachan
convener, Mr, Weel gave notice of ills
intention to in ve At the December meet
t
t `i t i
It g that f^' a 1t ing Committees be ap•
pointed 01 tile December meeting ineteed
of at the 9,10'1•111bor one, An addrees
woe given by ltov, Robert Laird, Pinion.
Mal Agent of Queen's Univeroity re the
reining of halt a million dollars for the
endowment et the Univeroity, Various
memboro of Presbytery afterwardo spoke
on the subject, and it was agreed Hutt
Meyers. Perris, Perrin, and Lnopeoter
Chisholm be a committee to tot in con.
junction with Mr, Laird and the 0.0
oembly'e Committee with a view to the
raising of lune amount, P0rmi00ion was
granted Weiere. Perrie and Dunn to
moderate in oldie a0 mon a0 the Tees
water congregation, and the St. Helen's
and East Ashfield oharge are respect-
ively reedy, Mr. Dunn reported re the
supply of Bt. Helena, and East Ashfield,
and state
d that be had had considerable
difficulty regarding probationers who
wrote demanding permission to preach
on dater, that had been Otherwise
provided for, This permission be had
felt himself ander the uiroumetanoee
bound to refuer, Dr. Murry likewise
reported his pert in this matter ae re
presenting the probationers Oommittee.
Atter eoneidoraltoo the Presbytery ap
proved the oondeet of Mr. Demi, Moe
ere. Burnett and Radford were appointed
members of the Executive of the Young
People's Presbyterial Association. Mr,
McNabb reported that on the eoggeetion
of certain memberslof Presbytery at the
evening meeting of the W. F. M. S.
Presbyterial in May last he moved the
following motion, which wan ascended
by Mr, McLeod, and parried by the vote
of the members of Presbytery preeenl;
That the Presbytery express its gratitude
to God for the work, wbiob, by tbe stir-
ringe of Hie love, He has enabled the
Maitland Presbyterial Women's Foreign
Missionary Society to perform during
the past twenty one years. We rejoice
in the growing anaemia that attends the
efforts put forth, and in the sustained
.11erest manifest in the various auxil-
liarieo during the peat year. We hope,
and believe that what hae been ac-
complished in the past is but a prophecy
of still greater things that are to come,
We commend every member of this
Presbyterial to the rich grace of God,
and to (be gnidaaoe of Hie Spirit, and
wonld remind them each and all of the
promise of the Master, that nothing done
in Hie name and for His sake shall fail
of abundant reward, The Olerk was in•
otrneted to engross this motion in the
minutes, and urenemit a oopy of it to the
Women's Presbyterial Sooiety. As the
Young People's Preebyterial Convention
was to take pleas in the Church where
the Presbytery were in 0000100, and the
hoar for the convention had arrived, it
wee agreed that 'Commiesionere to the
General Assembly be asked to report
their diligence at the next regular meet-
ing. It was agreed the next regular
meeting take plane in Wingham on the
third Tuesday in December, at 10 a. m.
ANDnxw MAeNAo,
Presbytery Clerk.
Walteo, Sept. 25113.
Grey Council Meeting.
The O000eil met pnr0uaut to order in
the Township Hall, Ethel, on Monday,
Sept. 18th, at 10 a. m. Reeve in the
chair, and other members preeenl. Min.
utee of last meeting were read and ap.
proved. The following tenders were
received for the Mitchell Bridge super•
etruotare :—
James A. Vance with tamarack
flooring $2575 00
If the Council would furnish
flooring 2425 00
Kincardine Bridge Company
complete 2175 00
Stratford Bridge Co., tamaraok
flooring 2497 00
Stratford Bridge Co., cement
flooring 2897 00
Sarnia Bridge Company, hem•
look flooring 1835 00
Sarnia Bridge Company, cement
flooring 2350 00
Mitchell Bridge Compsny, tom•
amok flooring to be completed
in November 2050 00
Moved by Wm. Fraser, seconded by
John Grant, that the tender of the
Mitchell Bridge Oompany be accepted.
Carried.
Moved by John Brown, seconded by
Demme Johnston, that the Clerk ask for
tenders, for Gement abutments for the
Mitchell bridte, Tenders will be opeced
on Wednesday, September 27th, at 6 p.
ne. at the Olerk'e office, Ethel. On
motion of Grant, eeoouded by Fraser,
the following accounts were ordered to
be paid:—
Wm. Denbow on eontraot gravel-
ling Grey and Morrie Bdy$25 00
Robert Ellie, digging Award
drain, 101113, non. 14 28 00
Charles Pollard, gravel and
shovelling gravel 11 65
John McEwan, gravel 12 80
Samuel Burke, gravelling S. R.
1, con. 1
Wm, Hamilton, placing gravel
on White's bridge
Peter Tarr, cement pipes, Bdy.
Grey and MoKillop
Peter Tarr, cement pipee, lot 27,
con, 8
R. Frame's, drawing limber and
repairing road, Bdy. Grey
and Logan
D. K. Livingston, repairing cul-
vert and timber, B. R, 6, eon.
15 2 75
Edward Collie, railing on onlvert
Bdy Grey and Elmo 4 00
R. McAllister, tile for onlvert S.
R. 1, con, 3 2 00
Angie Carmichael, aessieting
Engineer on McLean Mun.
drain 3 00
S. S. Cole, approach Ethel
bridge 34 00
W. S. Forrest, farm bridge,
Lamont Mun. fdrmin Morrie16 00
Timothy Nolan, tile and drain,
lot 4, ecu. 16 - 3 50
Arthur Smith, repairing road
at lots 5 and 6, eon. 6 6 75
Jae. Brown, balance of °entreat
Ethel bridge approaoh 25 00
Jno. Rain, cinders for Oran•
brook bridge 4 50
Jae. A, MeLanohlin, removing
fenoe, lot 11, 0011. 12 4 00
George Clark, gravel 12 96
Jae. Ferguson, gravel 31 10
W. Annett, onlvert, Grey a0d
Elmo b'dy 5 00
S. S. Cole, plank, and repairing
bridges, S. R, 6, oan. 1 13 86
Peter Tarr, drawing timber, B
R. 6, eon°, 16 and 17 8 00
Peter Tarr, gravel 2 24
43 00
4 80
89 00
7 00
1 50
3, W. Livingston, drawing tiro
bee 0
00
Enaao Orioh, broken plow, 11001
work on b'dy. Grey and Mor-
t i 7 00
Chas. (Jaen, laying oemeet pipee
lot, 16, b'dy. Grey and Me•
Killop 2 00
Jae, H, Cololongh grtvol,.,.,,4 02
Andrew Hielop, on contract
Lamont Mun , drain.,,,,,..,. 1600 00
Moved, seconded tied parried that the
Council do now adjourn to meet 00 Oot.
16th, JOAN MCINTOen, Clerk.
WEAi0IN(1 AWAY '1'01111 1.110(18,
Yee and your strength too. Stop
coughing and get rid of that catarrh.
The one remedy is "'Oelarrhozone" which
goes to the diteaeed tieeuee along with
air you breathe; it een,t fail to reach the
tease of the trouble. Ito bound to
kill the germs, and as for healing ap the
sore please, nothing can surpass Catarrh
ozone. It you don't get instant relief
and ultimate euro you will ak least get
back your money for Oatarrhozone is
guaranteed to mire oatarrh in any part of
the system. You run no risk—therefore
tide Oatarrhozoue—at our expense if not
ealiefied.
20(119 A1)1211 80 El' t 1'01't'l eita7'1V,
Fifty years ago 1 uluam'u Corn 19x•
lraotor was introduced. Its solo 11108b0su
enormous, The reason is that "Put.
cam's is the only, painless and sure afire
for earns, warts and bunions." Doubtless
you have proved phis yermeelf,
Red eedar
Shingles
Just received, a oar of B. C.
Rea Cedar Shingles XXX
and XXXX
Turnings mid Jointings
for sale for kindling. Also
a supply of short Slabs.
Walton Saar Mill
When in Doubt
Como to Us
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Trade at Our Store
Never take unnecessary chances if you clo not
want to suffer a loss.
A store you know—a store all this community knows—a store
that shows you the greatest assortment—a store that is famous for
dependable qualities—a store that always quotes the lowest possible
prices—a store that means to do the fair and square thing at all
times and under all circumstances.
We sell good goods at right prices and nothing else at any
pries.
Large stock of Dueber Hampden, Elgin,
Waltham and Swiss Watches.
Ia"If your Watch is not giving you satisfaction bring it
to me, I will guarantee to repair it or no charge.
J. G. JONES
IBE LEADING JEWELER,
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Your boys and
girls because
their shoes don't
stand the strain.
Maybe they
were not good
ones.
Inspect our line
of school boots
and shoes.
Made to stand the wear and tear—good,
stout leather, flexible soles, strongly
stitched, good appearance.
Moderate in price.
Lasting quality.
Here are a few of our many convincing
prices:—
Girls' Shoes, 80c to $1.25 Boys' Shoes, 75c to $1.50
A nice assortment of Shoes for Ladies and Gents at Lowest
Prices.
(''Comfortable rooms to let over store 1 very convenient.
I.C. RICHARDS.
FALL AND WINTER
suits and Overcoats
ver ats
If you are thinking of buying a Fall Suit or Overcoat
we will make it worth your while to call and see our
new line of Scotch and English Tweeds and plain and
fancy Worsteds. The most Stylish and Serviceable
goods that can be bought.
Our Overcoats of Fancy Tweeds, Beavers, Mel -
tons and Cheviots are also on the move and. are sell-
ing fast.
We have a large stock of Fancy Pantings. The
price we know will make you buy.
Call in and we will be Glad to show you what
'we have for Little Money.
hIV Wh/trM
Dodds & Habkirk