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WINGHAM
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
18 a lllgh-grudo Commercial 9uUo0l ,
Three t'our$eN
Cemmorolel Stenography Telegraphy
Write t18O, SI9YI'TON, Principal.
Do You Want a Position?
Al et' l aro of alike and ea o,
Uoo e n t a 1 no
fully In helping oto onto to o Mane
i Id e
Y p
• Donot overlook thio point.
9'jm��Arl�{
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ELLIOTT
'i4
TORONTO, ONT.
cannot ouppply the demand niado upon
it by business men, Why ? Somme
our reputation fur htgb•grade work is
wolf kuowu and we protect 00 Is repu-
tation. This le it 5u11o91 o1• the high.
est Standing. Whiter Term
opens
11n2nd. Catalogue rtes.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
Con YONGS AND ALEXANDER NTS.
fidi3t5 5$ 2sr125i PSi
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR, R, A. BURNS—
Siteeeslwr t0 Ile. J. A. MONa11giitott
Br11HAe1N, Ontario
Graduate of PolyolIlio Poet Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, New York
Member of College of Physicians and Sur-
geonsof Ontario.
Oflloe and middencc same as formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. MoNaugh1ou,
Diseaooe of women a specialty,
'PhonC No. 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
00N1/
£tL OoNE/ TOFRLOA01,.1BTelPER
NAT H. MoORA0ERN—
v • /Bauer of Marriage Licenses, Of
tics at Grocery, 1urnborry street, Brussels.
TARNS FOR SALE—THE UN
DEaeoNED has several good Farms 10,
Bale and to rent, easy tonne, iu TOWnOhipt
of Morrie and Grey. F B.'BOO'LT. Brussels
0. 0. F.
Court Princess Aloxaedria, No. 24, 0, 0, F.,
Brussels, meets in their Lodge Boom, Blae-
hill Blook, on the and and last Tuesdays of
oaoh month, at8 o'olook. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAS. BUitGEsS, 0.14.
A, E, MELLISH, N. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licen ses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
IN0URANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH. e
AUCTIONEERS.
iii S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• HER, Will sell for better prices, to
butter men in lase timo and lase charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Amon or
be won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can ahvayo be arranged at tide office or by
personal spplioatiou,
ROBT. H. GARN/SS
BLIIEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the o11Oe of Trot PORT, Brussels. MEI
VETERINARY.
a
A, CUNNINGHAM
• Bonar Tai a,lnaw of the Ontario Vet,
oilcan, College, is prepared to treat alt d1w
casae of domesticated animals • iu acompet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Doutiebry and Milk Favor. Calle
promptly attended to. Olboo sue infirmary
—Pour doors North of bridge, ''i urnberry at.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCINO.
AB. MAODONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta,
Successor to 19, F. Blair. 0100e over Stan-
dard Bank, Bromide. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Bauk.
VVM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Bolleitor, I0onvoyaueer,
Notary Public, deo, W1loe—Stewart's Block
1 door Not 012 olOontral Aotel•
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
ptlOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRISTERS,
SOLI0110(1 S, NOTARIES
W. PRO/WI/00T, K. 0, IE, O. HAYS
G. F. BLAIR.
Ofeeee—Tb000 formorly °coupled by Messrs
00meron & Bolt,.
GODmm0K, ON't'AIRIO.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of 0110 Royal College of Dental
8urgeoue of Ontario and Firet.olaee Boner
Graduate of Toronto *University. Omee
next to Brower's Photograph Ci allure,
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bq fif3r"e�aeQl
iD CENTRAL ar
STRATFORD. ONT.
aNene Yonn LIFE A 0000000. Yost
can if you will. Dur courting whioh B
aro up -to -unto and practical will (mall-
lyyou in the shortest Possible time.
All 0111 greduatek 002010 good pnei-
aMORN.Ne get far more applications
than wt' eau moot, 11110 seh001 has
gained a eontluoltnl reln000010l1 for
t110roughuo04. Wei0e [stuns health MMI �(
uA 11 catalogue, it Will lutoreet you. You b8
ulay 011(01.1140)11 & .1dotA0Bi,AN, as
1e Prineipul0.
GRAIN
CHOPPING
The undersigned beg leave
to notify the farming oonirnunity
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain Chopping and
rates. All
Crushingat lowest
to s
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Thuell Bros.
141ill at Electric Light Building.
',oca.t ge.rho ittrnL.
Tine Clinton New Era Bayo :—"We are
oorry to hear of the eario0e Blume of
,Mire, John Shaw, mother of Dr. Shaw,
She is et the home of the latter, her can•
dition being nob that she ouunot be
taken to her own home," litre. Shaw
W11.9 e former Bruseelite and her many
old friends hope ebe will soon be con.
valeooect.
NoonNlT1ONO.—Mnnioipal nomination
day that year will be held on Friday,
December 22nd, instead of as usual on the
10,01 Monday 0f the month, which this
year happens to be Christmas day. Thr
Statute provides that when the laol
,Monday of the month is Obriowmas,
nominations obeli take plane on the
preoediog Friday, but Election day will
be on Monday just the tams although it
1e New YOer'o day.
RESIGNED —The travelling public] will
learn with regret that Onndnotor John
Quirk, of the London, Huron & Brace,
has tendered his roeigno(ion, to take
effect at' soon ae he oto be relieved,
Mr. Quirk has been in railroad eerviott
for 41) years, and lately hue Buffered
considerably with rhenma►iem, whioh io
cue reason for him taking the• step he
does. Having been on all other branobes
of the Grand Trunk, he ie well kuowu by
the travelling public, and no more jovial,
ootirteoae and competent cood1otor
exists, He will carry with hien the good
wishes of everybody. He has a comfort
able home 1u Wingbam, where he will
con1ioue to reside. Conductor Quirk ran
on the W. G. & B. for yearn and was a
familiar figure.
ABSENT BUT NOT FORGOTTEN.—At a
reeen0 meeting at Outlet Princess Alex
lmdria, No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brunelle, the
following reeolulion of condolence wao
ordered to be forwarded to Bro, A. Reid,
of Langdon, North Dakota, a highly
esteemed member of the Coact :—"Dmee
Bro. RE/D.—We learned with no smith
regret of the deoeaee of your partner in
life and although distance intervened to
snob an extent that we were prevented
from attending the funeral of Mrs.
Reid or personally eXpreesing our Oym•
pathy we take Otte opportauity, ae a
Court, of telling yon that you were Dot
forgo0teu by un in the hoar of your
sorrow. That the Great Comforter will
be near yon and cheer you is the sincere
prayer of your O. 0. F. brethren of
Court Prineese Alexandria.
DEAR MR, EDITOR.— I Will be
greatly obliged to you if you would
insert theca few linos in the next
foeno of your excellent paper,
TRE POET, so that the people may know
what hue been done in oonne0Eim1 with
my mansion to Melville ohurah, Brueeela.
I wish first of all to thank most heartily
all thine who helped me with their sub
soriptious and for all the good wiebee of
those who had to refuse me their aid ;
also those who have driven me frum home.
to home in the newly. I have greatly
enjoyed my iotercenr0e with Messrs.
Elliott, Crooke, A. Stewart and last hut
not tenet, our mutual friend, Thome
Straabun, They were eyes to me and
mouth too, for when I would tire talking
to the people they would chime in. Aa I
am a `tory myself, we bad some fine die
0U8010110 on politica as well ae higher
themes. I feel ciao very gratefat to Tao
PoeT for the ertiolo and photoo appearing
a few weeks ago ante ter ire friendly
attitude toward "Queen's," The Het,
wbloll is up to date $140 60, $8100 of
which hat been peed, ie lett with Rev.
Dr. Rose for further eigna0uree. We
would beglad it the two hundred mark
could be reaohed. I am sure that Dr.
Ernes, who has been Boob a help to ue to
this whole molter, will be only too glad
to receive your 01(00100 and forward to the
Treasurer of Queen's College any
monies that are paid to him from time to
time to this Fund.
I remain, &o,
J. B. MULLAN.
Fergus, Nov. 18th, 1005.
A DEonnviNo 0H001' ,—Dear Friend,—
On the eve of Fall and Winter work I
am erre we can look to the Brandt Apse.
oiation of your totvu for the needed help
and effort in enuring funds for
the ext0110ia0 and maintenance of the
Muokaka Free Hospital for Oonoump•
levee. We have to thank you and the
good friends of your community for what
they have done in the past. Helene you
have bad the opportunity of visiting these
Muskoka homes, and [oeing the work
done, i0 in dhdioult to realize the 00011004e
boon these consumptive homes are to
hundreds in all parte of the Dominion
cluttering from thie dread dinette.
During the year closed we have oared
for 177 patients in the Muskoka Pro
Hospital for Ooneumptivee, or 538 eine
the institution wao opened in 1902. The
large majority of sheet' have been cheeky
patients. To answer the question some-
thing asked : Are patient0 really ad.
matted free 7 letme tame the official
report for the week ending Oat, 7th.
There were 52 patien00 in retidetme that
week. They wereulaooified as follows :—
Oharity patients from Toronto 9
Hamilton 7
' Ottawa 0
" other mUnioi-
polities - 15
'Total number of obnrity patiente87
Patients paying in part for main0en
9.01043 15
Total 52
Of the patients paying in pert eleven con
tribllted $3 60 per ween or loss, two paid
54 00, one paid 56.00, and one $0.00. bt
toots the Institution over $8,00 o week to
maintain each patient, 'Millet the Mee.
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front of the newly wedded couple, whioh
WWI disidol among the genets amid
expree0ione of ben wlehao. Booiel abet,
m11000, complimentary Bpee01100 from Dr,
(:11101101m II. P. Joseph Lent], and
°there, Is'«usher with varloae garnet',
tilled up the pieaeant hours of the even•
METROPOLITAN ANK
CAPITAL—Paid up 01,000,000
RESERVE PUNA • • $1.,000,000
Directors
EV, R. H. WARDEN, D. D., 8. J. M001(8,
Preoident, Veie-Proaldent,
TR00. /ARM/DRAW, 8 LA, RCB HONOR, Mil W. MORTIMIER CLARK, R.0. D.19, TriOM°ON, It. 0.
JOHN PIIIBT'DROOK
HEAD OFFICE FCE TORONTO
W. D. 10085 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 'TRANSACTED.
Drefte Bought and Bold. Farmers' Notes Discounted.
Set rId'S` e?iiJV'1 Bffl"ePd$`b°.'t'Rgy`1'
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sumo of 01 and npwarde
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
age of the fifteen who did pay in part
ran Ina than $3 00 a week. The state
went sen be made without fear of con•
tradiotioo, that nota single patient has
aver been refused admission beoouee of
hie or her poverty. Illaotrative of the
pitiful nature of the appeals, might I
draw your attention to six lettere pub
Retied on page eight of the October
"Door of Hope," the monthly publication
of the Aseooiation. The work ander
taken by the National Sanitarium
Aseooiation iu oaring for the many needy
ones in all parte of the Dominion suffer.
ing from ttiberoolieie le truly great and
large. It hi only made possible by the
oontinned gifts of friends everywhere.
Eaoh day's needs is a heavy Dalt ou the
Lunda of the Ioetitution. Yon can help
nee the burden parried by the 010/1000
There are marry, we are sure, in your
town, who are sufferers from the dread
White Plague. In many plane, during
the Winter [mason, oar friends in the
oharahea, Young People's Booietiee and
other organizations, plan one or two en.
tertainmento and tarn the proceeds over
to the Hospital, At the meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the National Semi.
Larium Association, held jest a week ago,
it wan resolved to extend the 0000mmode-
tion from 60 to 75, providing the nesse.
eary funds are forthooming from month
to month to pay the expense of this in
oreased number. We know how maoh
your Association has done for us in the
past, and we feel we clan with notUdenoe
net upon you for generous help at the
present time. Believe me,
Very Trnly Yours,
J. B. ROBERTSON,
Sao. Nat, San. Aee'n.
IT IIEALB THE LUNGS.
When the antiseptic vapor of "Catarrh -
ozone" is inhaled it epreade through the
breathing organs, oerrying healing and
health to the eon spots. An irritable
throat "Oatarrbozone" curse in five
minutes, bronahitie it soothes instantly,
weak lenge are fed and quiokly nourished
bank to health. To be free from oolde
and cough°, to avoid catarrh and bron
obitie—nee Oatarrhozone ; it is prescribed
by more than twenty thoneand phyeiaiene
in America alone, and need by the
people of nine nations.
taro.v.
Mre. Wm. Bray ie home from an ex
tended visit to Barke'e Falls.
Will. MoNaaght is home from the
Northwest. He enjoyed hi0 trip very
mud!,
Mies Millie MoNangbt has aooepted
the pmei0ion of orgouiet at Bethel (March,
18th eon.
The pupils of 8. 8. No. 9 are getting
rip a program for an entertainment in
the near future.
Henry MoNaaght has ereoted a new
Woodstock windmill. A. Reymann, of
Orenbrook, wan overseer of the work.
Jae. McLean, 16th cone has gone to
8t. Jooeph'a Ieland for the Winter. Jim
will be missed very maoh on the 16111.
G. W. and Mrs. Mogay were away to
the wedding of their nephew, A. Nichol
son, of MoNlllop, Wednesday of last
week.
George Hanley ie away to Stratford.
We nnderetaud he ie going to the Boni
nese College of that place. George has
the good wishes of the neighborhood
with him.
Miro Gerrie Hanley, who has been
organ et and S. S, teacher at Bethel, is
away on an extended Viet to friends in
Toronto, reeigned her position iu the S.
8. two weeks ago. Her many friends
took advantage of this and presented her
with an address and puree. The follow-
ing ie a dopy of the address :—Dean
FeIEND —It is with regret that we hear
you are going to leave ae and we,
in behalf of Bethel church and 8. 8.,
would like to show our appreciation of
your serviette ae organist and S. 8.
Leather. Your (aithfulneeu and oheerful
diepooition will not Boon be forgotten,
We would ask you to accept this puree
ae a alight token of the esteem In whioh
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN
1IILLINERY
Felt Hats for
50 Cents
We are also Agents for the "New
Idea" 10 Cont Patterns.
Call and get a Fash-
ion Sheet.
,HISSES HABKIR0K
you are held in thin neighborhood.
Yon have our beet wishes for year !Mere
and wherever yonr lot may be oust may
God's blessing r00t Opo11 y0l1 end may
you oon0inne to ever be a faithful worker
in the Maaler'o vineyord. Signed in be.
half of ebnroh and B. B. WILLIE
MANN, FRA211 HARRISON, Although taken
by service) Mies Hanley made a emit•
able reply thanking thein for the kind
way they had rembered her.
Scrimp REPORT —The following i0 the
report for B. S. No. 6, names of pupils
arranged in order of merit :--Sr. IV—
Penelope Brewer, Ella Peareou, Bertha
Blair, George Hutchison, Br. III—
Garriean Jaokeoo. Jr. III—Helena
Mitchell, Daweie Blair, Fred. Bmeltz-r.
Sr. II— Wesley Brewer, Eva Mitchell,
Jr. II—Roy Hall, Borab Hutchison. Pt.
II— WillieMit0hell, Herbert Bateman,
Sr. Pt. I—Reuben Brewer. Jr. Pt I—
George Hall, Earl Lowe, Bertin Vodden,
Lela Vodden, Maggie Blair.
Lino CIE MACARTHUR,
Teaoher,
n1,1eva.ito.
HYMENEAL; A pretty wedding took
plaoe at the home of the bride in the
village of Blaevalo en Wedueeday after-
noon, 15th suet , when Mie° Laura Etta
Reid Snell was suited in the bonds of
holy 'matrimony to Charles Henry
Ooalcee, by Rev. G. Baker. Tile bride
woo gowned in white silk, trimmed. with
insertion and plaited ohiffon, and was
given in marriage by her anole, T. J.
Watt, of Wingbam. Mies W.A. Obieholm
sang "The Breath that Breathed o'er
Eden," atter whioh Mies Li'ian Simpson,
of Ethel, played the Wedding March.
The marriage ooremony wag performed in
the prey -nos of about eeventy•five guano,
relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. The pleasing ordeal of oongrat.
n'atione having been gone through, end
the marriage register signed, the wedding
feast watt enjoyed immensely. A beauti
tel wedding cake adorned the table in
.aww«
Ing, The preoento were nameroue and
very fine, among them being a hand.
some ptotere, done in pastel, with oval
shape, gilt frame, a present to the bride
from the Birupoon Co., in Tercet°, Mr.
and Mrs. Coulter will reside in Bloevale.
THE WONDERS GP 1011E 110DV
Ito moohouiam, like delicate machinery
by even a Blight canoe i0 00 dioarrauged
ae to be praotfoally lateen. A headache
is DO trifling matter beoaus° the 00, 0110011,
kidneys and liver are aura to be effected.
To cure the aaeea of h 031000ee and pro.
vent flew aLtanke, use Ferrezone 1 it aide
the etornaoh by supplying nooriohing
h ood, vitalize° the unveil and brain in.
steady, Ferret me braces—gives 1000-
81000101 your opirite. No such health
bringer known. Fifty ciente per box of
fifty oh000late coated tablets at all
dealers.,
10 Els at1.
PRa11 Form MOLEOD,—Mre. R. Dil-
worth writing from fort MoLeod, N. W.
T„ on Nay.9th nye :—We are having
beantitnl weetber with the doors open and
the children going barefooted. There
are malty wealthy people in this locality,
and a number of the ladies and gentlemen
amen them -mien in horaebaok riding,
Land ie in great demand end has risen
from $8 and $5 per tore to $12 and $16.
The average yield of wheat this year was
about 35 buehele to the 10or0 and oats
about 100 bushels. The probabilities are
we will buy a farm near here as $18 a
mouth rent for a house is something we
are not aoonetomed to. The shops Moue
here at 6 p. m. and open at 9 a. m. and
the people do not appear to be in a hurry.
Two men apply water from the river
Mann. Flags are flying over the result
01 the election here, the Liberals being in
by a big majority, A lawyer named
Hiokt, formerly, of Oranbrook, Ont.,
lives here, our boys have met him.
There are no faotoriee in Fort McLeod,
The old fort is about } mile away. It ie
like a village all painted red except the
ooal house. The police Beep it looked up.
The drilling of the mounted Police is a
very pretty sight. This is a very healthy
locality, cue of the ministers oalling on
tie said he had only 6 funerals iu 2 years.
Bob says he W101108 we had gone West 10
years ago. Rue. bee bought 10 black pony
ae he and Bd. Grant are doing a good
deal of driving. They went to a (alts 9
miles distant to shoot wild geese of wbiah
there are hundreds but the game is bard
to get. The larreere never °table their
stook bare. There are no treee near by
and dietaooes are vary deceiving. The
mountains are 40 miles distant and
British Colombia line 60 miloe away.
The Roman Oatbolioe are building a
large brink aonvent. We are Bled to
receive lettere and Tan POST and were
sadly surprised at the number of deaths
Toart/"+l•-rb acci'tf4r,eC1'ife,''b!l•'.,, 'I'''.�, ; e3''-'cfU"= 'L
1 MCKINNON &v '
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CHRISTMAS GOODS
Several months ago we placed our orders for Ohriotmn•, Novelties and
arranged to have them shipped in only, as our en:#tumors (WO buying their
Christmas presents earlier than usual. The gouda are now in stook and
ready for inspection. Never in the history of this Big Caah Store have we
ehown such a vast assortment of Christm+s Novelties, Oar space will not
allow us to give a detailed fiat of all the different hues we show this season,
tvh011 you want 0111i0tmae Goode we will he pletteed to have you Gall
and i110peot ottr large a0nortmenb, Below we mention a few of the leading
linesblit
—Lealee' Fancy Collars in new styles, at 15o, 25e, 850 and 50e.
—Ladies' Late Searfo, in black, cream and white, 1 j to 21 yards long, vary
special at 85o, 350, 60e, 750 and 91.
—Ladies' Belts, in all the new denigne, at 2.5o, 35e, 50c, 75e and $1,
—Ladies' Silk Facinatore, very stylish goods, in black, 0101001, and white,
at 5o L l2
7 .band
,$.$ 1.60.
$
—Ladies' Leather Hand Bags. with parse, at 50o, 75o, $1, $1,25 and $1,50.
—000111010 Topa, 3e silk and satin, assorted calors,, embroidered with silk
and gold braid, at 50o, 66o, 7.5a, $1, $1.25, 91.5(1, and $2.
—Tapestry Cashion Tope, new designs', at 20c, 25c, 400 and 711r.
—111en'o Neckwear, in Puffs, Bowe, Four-iu-handle, Knots and String Ties,
from 6o to 76o.
—And various other lines too numerous to mention.
MILLIIV ERY
This week we commence a great Slaughter Sale of Millinery, when we
will offer new, up-to-date Ready -to -Wear Hate at half price and lees to
oloar. All Millinery Goode must be cleared out, as we will not carry any-
thing over,
1-4
sx (+ a Rr r>, f1 -11''r'. mr ,ax,x, xb
that have taken plaoe eine we left. We
often think and speak of you. We will
like this place I think as the people are
very friendly. No less then three
ministers have °ailed on ne already,
PAIN AILOUT THE 111P,4.
It it a common oomplaintwith women.
The right treatment ie Nerviline, whioh
penetrates to the seat of the pain im.
mediately. Nerviline warms and eoothee
the affected parte drum oat the irritation
and pain, allows the patient ease after
one robbing. No liniment so economical
and sate. Nearly fifty years in nee, and
the demand immensely greater every
day 1 Nerviline moat be good.
Themes Christie, of Owen Sound, was
run over by a fire truck and killed.
London City Council decided to take a
vote of the people i0 January next on the
question of reducing the liquor lioener-e.
There is trouble in the Montreal City
Connell over a Sunday caucus held by
Fronch Aldermen, to whioh none of the
Englioh speaking members ware invited.
Two or three hundred Laval etndento
marched to Mr. Langlois' hoaoe in Mout-
real and made a hostile demonstration.
They were dispersed by the police, and one
man arrested.
The new electric railway from Chat-
ham to Walltoeburg W08 formally opened
for hardness.
The contract with the Bnokuailt Com-
pany for a steamship;aervioo 10 New
Zeeland woe approved by the Cabinet at
Ottawa.
At Woodstock, Alfred Pugh was gem
tenoed to seven years in the penitentiary,
and ;Norman Orr to three years, for
horse stealing.
Burglars who attempted to rob the
Traders' Bank at Bridgeborg were driven
off, after exobaoging 'shote with 10 clerk
sleeping in the premien.
The ship laborer* at St. John, N. B.,
are on strike for 35 oents an boar, and
refuse to unload the Allan Liner Paris.
ian. Hugh A. Allen threateue taking
chip laborers from Montreal.
The eteamer Slidell, at Halifax, re.
porta that an unknown steamer struck on
the rooks off Beaver Harbor and blew ap.
This makes tbreo wrooke on the Nova
Bootia ooast, with not a life saved.
DEATH RATE INCREASED.
The mortality of Taberooloeie of the
Longs, says the Medical Journal, hag
been greatly redacted since Oatarrhnzone
was iatrorluoed. For oonsamptivee
nothing ie et' valuable as "Oetarrbozone"
SEENNEEMIREESIBUZIMINM
CLOTHING SPECIALS
FO:1
Saturday, Deo. 2nd
i en's Slits
We have placed ou sale this week 75 Men's
Suits, assorted sizes f' om 85 to 42, regular
$10, $11, $12, $13, $111,50, $14 and $15, at
$10.00 m EACH
5
OYQ'
Regular $8 50, $8.75, $4 00. $4 50, $5 00,
and $5.50 Suits, all siz S 24 to 138, on sale at
$3.38
EACH
See our All Wool Tig r .Brand Underwear at
$1.50 and $2 00 per suit, 1 Ile vest, Under WGNP t x1111
in town, also our Mocha anti Kill Gloves at 8Oc per
pair.
E. C. HUNPURD & SUN
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