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for their compliments, pur-
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her thanks to the Ladle
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chases and orders in connec-
tion with
the Millinery
Opening.
A. choice stook will always be kept
and although the very latest styles the 4
prices will be within easy reach.
All who have not called are cordial-
ly invited.
Successor to Misses Roche cf Hayarojt.
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WINGHAM
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
is a 'High-grade Oommereial 841100).
Three C0n1'0481
Conintereial Stenography Telegraphy
Write (3Ee, 81.0'l'3ON, hriaatpnt
t 41 e r=i .
U During Recent Months the 3
ELLIOTT
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TORONTO, ONT.
g Con, YONNE AND ALIN:AN1 16 820. 'g
hoe r°oolvect TNN, 11IBTIttN, TW1tN9IY
and even 21022 times as many calls
I or Stenographers, Book-keopero, oto.,
as it had Btud0uts graduating during
the sante menthe, dome of the solar-
ise (merod were from 640 a month to
51200 per annum. This clearly loth.
elites lite haat School for 3•unhg nen
ryryry
and Ironton t0 patronize. Muter now,
Magnificent catalogue true.
W, J. ELLIOTT, Prinoipal,
MREDICAI CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS-
Successor to ])r. J. A. MoNanghlon
Itru0e0lo, Untwist
Graduate of Polyeliulo Poet Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, New York
Member of college of Physielaus and Sur.
goons of °uterlo,
Mae and reeldenoo same es formerly oo-
cuoled by Dr. /drNaughton.
Diseases of women a epooialty.
'Phone No. 21,
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 rTONEX TO LOAN AT G PER
sent, P.S. SCOTT, 13ruesels,,
NAT H. MoORACKEN—
• Issuer Marriage Licensee. •01•
ee of
coo at Grocery, Tnrnberry street, Brussels.
1,41ARMS FOR SALE -THE UN
1.. 2Ea0t0NEn has Hemet good Farms tot
Baleandto rent, Batty terms, in Tow UObipt
of Morrie and Grey. F S. SCOTT. 13ruseele
C. 0. F.
Court Prl000es Alexandria, No.24, 0, 0. F.,
Brunets, m00te in their Lodge Room Blatt -
hill Block, on the 2ud and Met Tuesdays of
each month, at 0ol00E. 210111)05g brethren
always welcome. JAS. BII11GESS, 0.1t.
A. 21. MELLISH, B. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH'
AUCTIONEERS,
P S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1' • RIM, will eon .for bettor pri0e0, to
bettor men In lees time and less °bargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
lie won't charge anything, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this o1Boe or by e
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNiSS
BLUEVALE - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. galea arranged for
at the office of Tut Poem, Brussels, NM
VETERINARY.
G• A. CUNNINGHAM—
Boner Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of donmetleat04 00102610.113 a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deot1Otry and Milk Peyer, Calls
promptly attended to. Gahm and infirmary
-Pour doors North of bridge, 200020rry etc
Bromide.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A B. MACDONALD-
.L7..• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, RM.
Buteen0or to G. F. Blair. Moe over Stan-
dard Bank. Armsale, Solicitor for Metro.
politan Batik.
VV•
M. SINCLAIR-
• Barrister, Solfoltor, t0onveyancer,
Notary
Public, towaxfa Block
doNorth dm
Hotel;
llolioitor for the Standard Bank.
pROUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
10BLIO, PITO,
W. PRa11DFe0T,10. 00, P.Br,AIIe R. 0, Bare
Offices -Those formeCmerrly occupied. Moms
Mo°
GODER?On, ONTAr4o.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTeST
meditate of the Royal College of Mutat
Samna of Ontario and Pint -Matta Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuiverelty. - Offioo
next to Grower's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
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Mao Colleges in Ilanatla. No for ire
stl ti
udents
the Dominion810 does morn for ire
students than wo do. To our know-
10dge not one of our graduate' le un -
If
employed,
n-
employed, We get far more smash*.
t40ue than ea. can meet. Ion may
enter at any 148410.
1t rite for our 100o Catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MMOIlACHi3AN,
2rinofpai0,
GRAN
CHOPPING
The undoroigued beg leave
to Notify the furling 1ommunity
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain (Bopping and
Crushing at lowest rates. All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
T hueli Bros
Mill at Electric Light Building.
Forte W4Gla.
Rev. A, B, and Mre. Dobson entertain
ed the young people of the Pteobyteriau
ohar0b,
Some of the old board :sidewalk has
been 000004ly tore up. It le the iota.
tion of the village fathore to replace them
with gravel walks this Fall.
Wm, Strong, just Weot of the village,
hitched a horse lith etonsbottt, at which
the animal took fright acrd begun circling
round. The cid gentleman, who wee
teadtug the horde, was pitched ugaiuet the
wire gate and re0eived a badly disfigured
face.
Dr. W.16. Mahood, who has been tag.
ing a course at the New York hoe
pirate for the poet two weeks, was epead
ing a few days et his home here. He
has gone to Uhioage, where ho will apeod
two weehe in the 208411ele prior to re.
aiming 40004100 in Sioux Oity, Iowa.
tilt» ton.
Only ten votes were reoorded against
the :Comber By-law.
A Elungh Cup game of football between
Minton mud Bea[o0th 0
ofe i te, will be
played on Nov. 4 h.
Every SandtlY evening during mJ Nov
em•
her, Rev. Mr. lien will preuoh a eermo0
specially to youug men. A male choir ie
being formed to coke part in the serviette.
A union thanksgiving service was held
at 110 al ok Th11radny, in Willis Pres
h. ' sermon a
byteriaa ohnr bo e 1 n w 0
preached by Rev. Mr. Magee, and the
ether min18t000 of town took part iu the
A imolai wee belts in the auditorium of
Wesley ohurah, when advantage 8780
0,41108 of the 0000010)0 to present Mre,
Arthur Tyndall (flee Was Annie Rum.
bell), with a handsome gold tvatoh and
ahatu. She Wee a valued member of the
aboir of the obnroh for a number of years.
Mr. Lewis, of the Normandie, met with
an unusual standout the other day.
While carrying a couple of bottles to
stook np his store room, one Blipped and
broke acmes his instep. It at through
hie shoe and ouch and made euoh a baa
gash in hie foot that a doctor had to sew
18 up.
Luelan° w.
BAD FIRE, -Wednesday morning of
last week about 1 o'olook fire 0tarteci fu
the rear Of the briok veneered block on
the North side of Oampbell street, neat
to tete poetolfiae. The progre0a of the
fire wee eo rapid thee those ocoupyiug the
eurldiug had n opportunity to save any.
thing. Mies WWI, milliner, lout stoat
and books. A, Bennett, produce dealer ;
John Mmrohieon, Oge00y ; Mre. N. L.
Campbell, grocery stook and household
effoote, Duffer total losses. A. T. Davison,
f130040r0 and undertaker, and T. Watson,
barber in the frame building adjoining,
saved a very email portion of the contents.
The armory, 000tatnl044 rifles and uni-
forms of Company No. 8 of the 82ad
Battalion of Bruno, was a veneered build.
100 and is a total lose. The great heat
set fire to the windows of H. Day's drug
store on 128 opposite side of the area,
bah the efforts of the firemen enved the
he building. The windowe of all the
buildings opposite were broken and the
paint badly earthed. The amount of
insure:° a in many owe i0 email in
comparison to the 4008. The total loos
will be 212,000 ; laureate about 27,000.
The lamas of the fire is unknown.
411STBN TO TUE BRONCHIAL" WIIBBZB."
It means that theme will soon attach
the lanes. Wheezing Is clietreating to
the sufferer and annoying 20 hie friends.
Nothing hall eo aertail in bronohitio ttud
throat trouble a0 "Oatarr2010000" ; It
gives i11Btant relief and ovine even the
worst 0aeee. Br000hitte fairly flees
tinder the magic influence or "catarrh
ozone" wbioh 00008 so thoroughly the
disease never returns, Other remedied
may relieve, but "Ootarrbozoue" o0re0
brouohitie, catarrh, and throat trouble
for ail time to come. Bold everywhere.
Exeter.
Hiro. Hugh Speakman still continues
very low.
Dire. John Jones, who has been con
dating 0 granary store in Exeter North,
iutoo40 retiring from the bneinees,
Mies Olive Weetaott 0ttetai0ed a pain.
ing injury to her right arm by falling
upon It. Tho fall wars amused by her foot
Blipping upon a wet board just outside
the door ether home on Huron street.
George E. Crawley, who tor a number
of yearn has been °endearing the livery
barns on the East aide of Main street
disposed of the buoiuoee and entire
egnipmeut toIThornton Batter, the owner
of the stable, the parohaser taking
immediate pee:aneion,
The Young ,People's Sooiety of the
Trivia ,Memorial church elected the
following offieero for the ensuing year :
Pres,, Mies B. Sweet ; Vioe Pros„ Mies
M: Hyndman ; Seo'y„ Dyer Ilurdon ;
Trea0., Mina B. Hawkins ; Organist,
Ma
ja L,A
aheoon.
R. 13. Samuel for many years ao0og81-
ant of the Exeter branch of the Moleone
Sank, merited promotion has come, be
having been appointed Manager of the
Highgate (near Ridget3wn) branch of the
same Bank. Hie plead hero will be taken.
by W. D. Ciarke, late of the Amherst.
burg brauah.
Rae. Dr. Bannon, a recent pastor of
the ;lames Street Methodist ohurah,
Exeter, and n man highly respected and
esteemed, will 0pend the Winter mouthy
with tile daughter, 1Yir0. (Rev.) Mellott, at
the Victoria 0401400 Methodist Obummb
parsonage, Ohatham, Dr, Bannon has
WA! WWI AMPIRIMIAMV.44.
been spending the Rammer in British
10o!umbia and the Northwest and roperte
0 very pleasant time. He 0100 stunted
I his sons, James, who itl Dominion Lend
Agent, et Prima Albert, and Itobl. , of
l0imonton, who 1e 01011100 of the Public
Warks Department of the new province
of Alberta.
1lI c', at r.SItI.LI.
The Ladies' Miaelouory Saoiaty are
shipping a box to the DBa000000 Home,
Toronto.
Our hotel keepers eommenoed charging,
10 nests a glass fur w1310key on Monday
morning,
J. Mille 1e o010t i
W.r r runt ug two line
baker wakone for boeinos9 men in
Oolgory N. W. T.
der. Dunlop, paying teller of tate
Sovereign Bank, left tor Berlin where he
tattoo a good position In a new branch
just established there,
;oho Malcolm, the pioneer milkman
of Hensen, has purchased Will Rnggart's
farm at Rodgerville. The pride was 0001•
eiderably over 01x thousand.
Myth.
The prseout staff of teachers et Blyth
paths.) 0011008 has been re engaged for
next year. Their ea1arie0 will be the
same no tine year.
An Ontortaiumeut under the anepioes
of the Preobyterian Sunday School will
be held in Wintry Ball uu Wednesday
overdue, November 15th,
We regret to learn of the serious illnens
of Mre. James Barr, who hue been ailing
since luta July with elamaoh leoublo,
tlermany friends all hope for the beat.
R. E. Jamieson, of Gdmonr, spent the
past week at the home of hie daughter,
Mrs, W. F. Moser. It to five years since
110. Janie:an left Blyth and on this, his
first volt, lie noted many changes,
Puiltp James, who has been working
Ashbury farm near the village for the
past five years, Ila° purchased lot 10, con,
18, Grey, from Thoma° Johuatone. The
farm contains GO area and the prise paid
was 22800.
Mies Nellie Kelly, daughter of Mrs,
Robert Kelly, of this village, who has
been for some time book peeper for the
Jnakeon Br' 0, and the 31801080)0 Banta
featuring 00. Ofinton has resigned her
position and will leave in the aurae of a
( days for inn( to t home
few o Winnipeg mak her m
Y Pg
in that city,
T1110 'SAPPINESS 1►1f 110110
Very largely depends on the mother's
is oeition • ft she ie animated and
d a
P
bright, everyone is ha ; bat if he is
g Y happy o
nervous, irritable and oro00-everything
goes wrong. Bright cheery women
neatly nae Ferrozone, the greatest
health maker known. By acting thmagh
the blood Porrozone is able to reach all
the organs that need aesietanoe I it
establiobes regu ar and healthy aotioo of
all functions, builds up the general health,
fortifies the system with a reserve of
energy that defies disease. Don't put
off -Ferrozone oats only 50o, at soy
drug store ; get it to day.
ILA ta2OvveI.
The Ladies' Aid of Knox Church in•
mania bolding a bazaar some time in
November.
All the September cheese in the Listo-
wel diotriot tae been void and a large part
of October's.
Andrew and Adam Gabel have about
aompieted their contract for building
artificial 0Eooe walks.
The Board of Works ie makiog au effort
to improve the Streets by opening a 0003•
bar of the oulverte which have become
closed,
J. S. Gee and J. Large have had tho
wooden ateufng8 removed from in front
cf their stores, which is a decided im.
provement.
Andrew Olimie bar/ made so mach pro.
gross toward reoovery that, though not
yet strong, he is able to be about and
walk down town occasionally.
The Pnblie Sohool Board have engaged
Mies Jessie Rae to fill the vacancy in the
staffresultingfrom Alia Pe&too'° rooig
nation. She commenced work Nov,
1st.
L. Bolton and A, H. Hawkins have
returned home from New Ontario, where
they were engaged for the past two
months surveying the township of
Smellie.
Mies Edith Binning has returned home
after a four months' visit with her
brothere at M000e Jaw, Modioiue Hat and
Calgary. DSoe Mooing also took a trip
through to the coast.
Bert Anderson, eon of Edward and
Mrs. Anderson, Gowanetown, and
brother of T. G. Anderson, town, re•
turned home on Monday of last week
from South Atria, where he has been
for nearly five years. He went out with
one of the Canadian contingents and
served during the Boer war, subsequently
joining the South African Ionetabulory.
After oompleting three years' service, he
has eines rematoed at Bloomfountolo,
which was the headquarters of the gape
to wbioh he wee attached,
Are
Saved
BY BUYING
FROM US.
In Furniture
we have the must exclu-
sive lined on Bale. Good
practical Furniture at
very low price4.
15 per cont. off
FOR CASH BUYERS.
Moore Bros.
Furniture Men.
Good Lines Low Priced
The Banner of last week says :-An
oppoeition Chinese htandry has been
opened in town by an enterprising ogles.
bfa1, who has painted a glowing red sign
on his window, "Charlie Lee, Laundry."
Now it so happens that a photographer in
town, joetly lamed throughout all thio
harlot for his artietio work, is known to
his hosts of friends au Chortle Lee, mad a
good old Devonshire name it is too, for
hundreds of generations, without a trate
of Chink in it. Now the photographer is
not enamored of the idea of having hie
name emblazoned on a laundry window,
for tear hie friends might think he wee
branching oat into new Hoes and to tried
to ecauadeh'
o almond eyed name aa
le
to modify hie name -to all
himself for
instance, "Charlie Lee Firing," or "Bang
Charlie Lee," or "llarn Charlie Lee Any-
way" or some alight modifitatiou of that
kind, bat so far tineu0aeSetUlly. So hie
friends will have to remember that there
are twoh rliee onei thet
0 0 t whEeandolyer
yellow.
TDB DOCTORS ALL ADMIT
There is only one way to permanently
cure catarrh. Inhale the soothing vapor
of "Oatarrhozone" and swift lasting are
follows in every Daae. Try "Ootarrh•
ozone" yourself -it's pleasant and sore.
JVl.oleFW or tit.
Paul Doig 01141'0unit Robertson have
returned from the Weet.
Henry Johnston has sold hie farm to
Me.
Young, of Donegal, who gate posses -
ion Deo. 1s6.
Henry Campbell has sold his threshing
outfit to Parkes & Bell, who are finishing
the Beason in thio neighborhood and do-
ing good work.
The Chem and Bettor Co. shipped ant
270 boxes of cheese on Friday, being last
half of September, Hodgen', Bros„ of
Montreal, being the buyers at the bigheet
prise going.
Mies dlary McBee, of Stratford, who is
ill with typhoid fever at the home of her
anolo'o, H, Grainger, is improved end
Lopes are entertained for her speedy
convalescence.
The trustees of Molesworth school are
advertising for a teaoher. Mr. Fraser is
leaving to the regret of everybody as he
is a first•olaee tea0her and has done good
work in the eahool.
Daring the absence of P. Patriok and
wife on it recent Sabbath four young men
Clot into his wine cellar and helped them•
aolvos to the wine and older to each an
extent that it downed two or three of
them.
.PJ.. tw0Orl.
Mies Jennie Bennett tett on Tuesday
m"ruing of lest week for Calgary where
statute Secured a position in the hospital
there.
The oommittee in charge of the sub•
sa044401 r) list for the new Bowling green
Woe met with great 0000000 and work
will be atarlod at once in getting the
ground in shape for next Spring.
Wold was received on Monday of last
week from Abernethy, $deft„ to the
effect that Ed. Honze, V. S , bad been
injured and wee very eetionely ill. His
mother left on Tuesday morning to see
h4m.
blies Poll Little left for Fergus, Acton
and Toronto en route to Winnipeg where
inn ooapbe of w001ts she will marry John
Graig, of Carievale, Soak., nod Don of Jae.
and Mrs. Greig, 12th con. of Elmo., end
a euooesefol resident of the West.
BELOW VALUE
,Only a few words about your Fall Overcoat and at
the same time tell you how to save several Dollars—Dol-
lars Saved are Dollars Earned. Well, we have
about
verco t
that are going to be sold away below actual value. To
see and hetes the price means you take the Coat. Much
lower in price than you expected and the best bargain you
offered.]lave eve been
'Tiley may not last long but you have first choice.
tz,ilYt't"_chart
Ss. Alban'° 042)00043 has bean made
mu„ h Inure 0eottte and 0arefortablo by
buying n omits foundation platted under
it.
The Ba' ,.f last week eaya ; .- The
Luoal Ofniuu 0ampai8n will 00041 he in
full erring. Ou Alouday a deputation,
ooneleeing of the local al0rgymen and a
few prominent temperenee workers wait•
ed on Elmo township 0000011 tired pre•
anted largely signed 404)11oue from each
polling oub,division asking the Oounoil to
submit a Local Option By law to the
people next January, AN the mombere
of the deputation spoke vig0roaely in be.
belt of the By law beiog submitted and
aCBtHdtheir belief of 1n the tr mindad men
of the Ooneoil and hoped to see them
submit the question to the people next
Jarine,y. We were informed that the
council decided that in view of the
petition being 00 well signed, they would
submit the matter to a vote of the people
next January and leave the verdict to be
decided by the voters,
LARGEST °ROAN IN TDB TROD
Is your liver, (Small wonder that
liver trouble makes you feel so miserable.
The symptoms are couetipatfon, dizziness
indigestion, headache, feeling of depren
pion and loot of Appetite.
There 10 but one auto, -Dr. Hamilton'.
Mile, In every ease they are auooeseful.
By relying on Dr. klaneilton'e Ping you
are sore of wrong vitality, nourishing
blood, bright cheery spirits. No longer
will you suffer trona disordered liver or
kidneys'. The marvel of this medicine la
that it keeps you well -prevents and
wards off eiotoese of every kind, 25e.
per box everywhere.
(tor r -ie.
A union Thanksgiving eervioe was held
in the Preabyteriau church Thursday
deter&con.
Rev. 0, P. Wells is preaohing a aria
of sermons on "'rhe Beatitudes,' on Sun•
day mornings which are proving of inter-
est.
The annual meeting of the Gorrie
Branch Bible Sooiety wee held is St.
Stephen's church on Sunday evening,
Addresses were delivered by Revde. Dob -
0003, Wane and Farr,
The B -htw for the acetylene gas plant
Y Y
will be voted ou Nov. 28th. It is intend.
ed to (eons debeoturee 00 0
t for 10 at 4
run 10 years to cover the coat. Gorrie
has been lighted by oleotrioity wired over
from Wroxeter.
There are seven surviving brothers of
the Leech family formerly of Go ria and
Btuevale, whose aggregate age° sum op to
five hundred and thirty seven. Two of
them nee Methodist minietere and all are
mombere of that denomination,
Meatlorth.
Mre. T. E. Hays and John and James
Boort, of Roxboro, have returned from
Manitoba and the Northwest,
J. 0. Greig is opening oar a olotbing
and furnishing business this week in
the old Bank of Commerce building.
The Winter exhibition of the Huron
Poultry and Pet Stook Aeeooiatioo
will bo held in tbo Town Hall, Bea.
forth, November 20th to 28rd.
D. ll, Wilson and Mies Thompson
were at London last week representing
the Seatorth Sabbath School at the Pro.
elected Sabbath School Convention.
Bev. Father Oorooran was in London
on Wednesday, 10th ult., and one of
the fifty-eight priests of the diocese who
presented Bishop MoEvay with a puree
ooutaining the handsome am of 22000
in gold. Hie lordship left Wednesday
of lase week on a visit to Rome and was
eaoompanied by Ray. Father Aylward,
rentor of the cathedral. The other
priests from this Bounty who were at
the presentation were: Fathers Mo
Oormiok, McRae, Northgrave, Noonan,
McKeon and Larendeaa.
Giotto/IA-eh .
Mrs. Robb. Cantpbell bad the misfortune
to fall down the caller Matra at her home
and break her log.
The viotory of Neleou at Trafalgar
and the hero's death were loyally pale•
broted at the public eoboole fu this town.
Goderioh ie to have a new branch
bank, that of the Sterling Bank, which
has been lnoorporated by Dot of the
Dominion Parliament.
The dement brink works hove clotted
for the Beason. Over half a million
briako were manufactured this 090800, of
which 800,000 will be used for the top
aorta of the elevator, above the bine.
The following appointments have been
gazetted : His Honor Bernard Louie
Doyle, Judge of the County court of
the Peace, and Wm. Coats, registrar of
deeds, to be oommieoionere per dedimue
402002atem.
The fonodntion of the new elevator to
now practically finished, and all the men
are employed making end fixing boxes or
frames for 0eme02 walla, sod building
staying and ooaffolding for the oonvey-
a11oe of the cement for the walla.
The three boys ,Harvey Beattie, Wilfred
Walters and Harry Morrow, who were
Sant up by Magistrate Humber for trial
on the Oh0rge of the British Exchange
robbery, were brought before Judge Doyle
on Monday for sentence. The charger of
the thefts at J. B. Hawkins' store,
Downing & MacVicar's, G. M. Elliott's,
W. Sharman,e and R. H. Cutt's were also
brought up, three charges being preferred
against each of the boys, to wbioh they
pleaded guilty. The sentence was three
months to the county jail at hard labor.
William Letson was eehteneed
by Judge Doyle for the theft of a ring,
getting three months in jail with labor.
T11RRIBL13 818,010 PAINS,
They fairly agonize your life. Some.
thing powerful and penetrating ie heeded.
Doctors know of nothing no swift to re-
lieve as Nerviline, a Strong, penetrating
liniment made to cure jab each paha Ae
yonre. Nerviline is very oonaeotrated,
about four times more pnWertal than
ordinary liniments. In the worst eases
Pol0on'e Nerviline le extraordinary good.
All ma0001ar pain flees before it. Nearly
Arty years in use -it good re0onanendetion
rarely,
Victoria County's new BM WS of Refuge
at Lindsay watt formally opened,
Thee. woodcock of Hamilt n o , who was
gored by a stag, died from his injuries,
Prank Griott was found dead on the
road near Arthur, Oironmetanoes point
to on1oido.
Moo. John Richard, the mother of
William Richard, ex M.P.P., died at
Bowmanvill8,
Mre, Monigtle Laflamme of the Pariah
of Se. Denis de Rioholieu, Quebeo, le
dead, at the age of 102 years.
Great elearinq
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.TAME TO %"N STORE
.'b'W"I,Ilaep'll,su°r Oat"L"t'e,'ll,
Not having quoted prises last week wo take the liberty of doing
so in this week's edition. Corrie and judge for yourspiv4R,
Shoe Department
Some sac numbers in Ladies' end
Misses', your choice for .65
Some odd nnmbere in Men's and Boyo'
your choice for SI.10
Dry Goods Department
PRINTS are going ata great Beducti012
Basalar 12 0• Priute for 10o.
100, " 80,
80. " ne.
--Alen some Marline left on our hands
wo offer below cost price,
-Flannelette Blankets, Regular $1.140,
for $1,20
A few pairs MEN'S TWEED 2.2341178
32044118011 22,00 for 441,76
Regular 1.60 for 1,25
Above are only a Few
of our many Lines
WE TAKE ALL BINDS OF TRA )114 --Butter and Eggs for whi011 we will
pay the Highest Market Price. 40, per pound for Dried Apples.
POULTRY-Big)Oat price for all lauds, dry plucked and undrawn.
OM Uii A w.f. AND DL CONVINCED.
When in, i on t
ome to Us
II1
Trade at Our Store
Never take 01lnecessary chances if you do not
Want to suffer a loss.
A store you know—a store all this community knows—a store
that shows you the greatest assortment—a store that is famous for
dependable qualities—a store that always quotes the lowest possible
prices—a store that means to do the fair and square thing at all
times and under all circumstances.
4V.e sell good goods at right prices and nothing else at any
price
Large stock of Dueber Hampden, Elgin
Waltham and Swiss Watches.
II( your Watch is not giving you eatio0totion bring i
to me, I will guarantee to repair it or no charge.
kJ. G. JONES
T$E LEADING ,TEWI(LER.
NEW FALL s
I
`E
NTER SHOES
9t Old Prices,
Although Shoes have advauaed great-
ly in pride we placed our orders eo early
that we secured all our Fall and Winter
goods so WO can give you the old prices
although So many are forced to oak the
advance, Remands'. we x011 00 Advan00
rind 0ti11 continue to give b per cent. off
to all cash purchasers. Frill stook of the
Newest and Besl. ih Shoes,
Rainless Department
Irl one Harness Department will bo
round Bobber 'Bugs, Plush, and Wont
Bogs, Blankets, Trunks and Valises,
Itches, ltco,
r ''Coinfortablo Dwelling for sale cheap.'
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