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THURSDAY Y APR. if1901, 1
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IT iu said Lord I{itobener le making
pre alation fer oterrying on another Win,
ter oampaign in Africa before peaoe can
be proolaimed, The Boer le a wily, in.
eornpulousfoe,
Tunes was soma talk of a reagent fn
North Bruce over the regent Dominion
bye•eleeeion but Mr. Halliday will not be
disturbed, The ofi3oial majority ie 11,
rather a Diose ael1,
J. P, DowNey, editor of the Guelph
Herald, bete been planed in the field by
the Conservative Convention iu the Sob
Biding of Wellington for the Doming
Provincial eleotion.
A NottUNATitla Convention will be held
by the Liberals of Went Huron to eeleot
a candidate for the Provincial bye elect.
Mom It is expected that on. J. T.
Garrote will be the unanimous choice.
He will likely have for hie opponent at
the ideation Joseph Beek who opposed
him Iaet time. The Liberals say they
will give Mr. Garrow a good majority
bat if they do they will require to get a
bustle on as nothing counts on eleotion
dey like votes.
AT the conclusion of the preseut session
of Parliament, R. L. Borden, Conserva-
tive leader, will make a Western tour,
speaking at various pointe between Otta,
wa and the Pacific Coast. We believe
public men would tare better if a good
deal more of this olreee of touring were
done. The visite of a public man in the
turmoil of an election contest don't out
much lee ae be is only there for party
purposes but when a parliamentarian goes
afield to gain information by personal
contact and conversation good mast eeear.
edly result.
Tns following are, in brief, the salient
points in Premier R088'proareeeivepolicy
iu oonneotion with the construction of the
North Shore and *mantic Island rail.
way :—A eix million dollar railway con
strnoted for two and a half million agree
of at present commercially valueless free
grant lands ; Government control of the
rates ; power of the Province to purchase
within 16 yeare ; no monopoly of the
running rights, the road to be available
for Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific and
other trains ; the oonetrnotion of a emel.
ter with a301eton oapaoity; the Company
to plane one thoaaand settlers a year on
the lands; the land grants to alternate,
in squares of township size, with Govern-
ment land ; the Company to throw in
half the Dominion dash subsidy in case of
Ontario buying the road ; the lands to be
purchasable by the Province at 50 cents
an acre ; the railway to be obtainable by
the Province at a 6 per Dent. annual in-
terest advaooe on the construction cost;
a $30,000 ferry servioe to be established
from Little Current ; the Company to
pay the coat of both railway and land
grant surveys ; tbe Preview to retain the
wboleaf the pine. Premier Rose is no
beak number and his popularity is rapid-
ly increasing ae the variono forward
improvements are placed praotieally be
fore the 'people. The Oppoeit ion heartily
eapported the above mentioned railway
project.
Moon has been said and written of late
concerning beet root sugar and the poeei.
bility of over•produotion. The following
information along statistical linea will be
of interest to many :—The rapidly in-
creasing share of the world's anger oon•
eumption, which is eop,llied from sugar
Mete, is pointed out by a publication in
the Monthly Summary of Commerce and
Finance, just issued by the treasury
bureau of etatietioe in the U. S. Under
the bead of "The World's Sugar Crop of
1900" it ebowe that the tolal beet sugar
production of that year wan 5,950,000
toes, and the cane sugar crop 2,850,000
tons, more than two•thirde of the world'e
sugar supply being thus produced from
beets. This statement in followed by a
table showing the sane and beet eager
prodootion in each decennial year begin•
Hing with 1840 and the percentage whiob
these rival sugar planta have in supplying
the sugar 0oneomption of the world. Thie
table allows that in 1840, beets supplied
less than 5 per Dent. of the world's sugar
oonenmption ; by 1860 they supplied 14
per cent, ; by 1878, 84'per cent, ; by 1890,
over 68 per mut., and in 1900, 67.71 per
Dent. In 1840, the total eager crop of tbe
world was 1,150,000 tone ; in 1870, 2,416,•
000 tons; in 1890, 5,702,000 tone, and in
1900, 8,800,000 tons. The estimate of the
beet sugar crop for the year ending Sept.
1, 1900, supplied by Mr. Liebe, planes the
total tons of beet sugar at 5,650,000, and
of cane at 2,850,000. The world's non.
sumption of eager in 1900 was 8,200,000
tons,
efts easy 'Pe Fetal Gund.
Countless thousands have found a
bleaeiug to the body in Dr. Singe New
Life Pills, whiob positively ours Ooneti•
pation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jain.
dtoe, Malaria, Fever and Ague and all
Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely
vegetable ; never gripe or weaken. Only
26o at G. A. Deadman'; drug store.
The Manitoba Legislature has pro.
rogued.
Harry Lindsay wall killed at Nichol,
near Fergue, by the betetiug of a tiy•
wheel,
THE NEW RAILWAY PROJECT,
The chief (Otero of the errnogement
with the Menitoelln & North Shore Hail.
way are ; That in oogeideratlou of the
building of 285miles of railway, opening
a a e the Province
r n i
new (Marl*, r i a a L
i lot t a e
p
, p h
2,542,000 eons of wild land.
The oompany on its pert agreee to give
the Provinee full control over ite rates.
It agreee Io give the Canadian Paoifio
Railway, Grand Trunk Railway, or any:
other road, running powers 011 fair terms
over its !lees.
It leaves the ProVluoe the option of
acquiring the railway within fifteen years,
and ter the purpooe of arriving at the
mottle! value thereof it agrees to furnish
le eatietaotory detail the oost of construe.
tion and all othee antleym, the poet of
operating, and the enrninge of the road.
Six per cent. omelettes interest shall he
added to the own tbue arrived at, after
dednoting the Provinoial oubaidy et a
valuation of fifty cents an eons, the traffic
receipts, and 50 per cent, of any enbeidy
which may hereafter be obtaioed from
the Dominion Government.
These °laiaee are all new art far as the
Province of Ontario le oonoerued, and one
of them at least is wholly naw to the
railway legislation of the country. The
provision for retaining to the Province the
right of acq'liring the line within the
first fifteen years on a basis about which
there oan be no dispute stamps bile mem-
mire as the meet forward piece of railway
legislation yet submitted for adoption in
the Dominion.
As to the line itself, it must be pro•
nounaed an inapiratioo. This ie said on
the assumption that a oar ferry servioe
oan be maintained the year round from
Manitoulin, or rather Fitzwilliam Inland,
to Tobermory, on the Bruce penineu'a.
The Province takes no riake with regard
to that. The promoters of the railway
entertain no doubts about it, and on them
the solation lies. There is mauh to en•
courage the belief that the ferry scheme
is not only feasible but not even attended
with much diffioulty. A °heeler ferry is
operated woes Lake Michigan, a distauoe
of over 60 mile;, and across Lake Bele, a
distance of over 85 miles. The diatan0e
between Fitzwilliam Island and Tuber•
mory is but 15 miles, and the other con-
ditioee can namely he so die similar as
sato wake much difference in the dill
°ilties to be encountered. Almost the
only serious trouble to be apprehended
would be that occasioned by ice, and, pre•
punting that this would be met, it needs
but a glauoe at the map to show the value
of the idea, For a long time the question
as to how the Ontario peuiooala was to
get better cammunioation with the Weat
has been dismissed. Several ambitious
eah"mes have been suggested, their gen•
era* features being a line that would strike
up for the Eastern margin of Georgian
Bay and thence around he shores and
Westwardly either along the North ;here
or taking a more Northerly direction.
The Canadian Pacific Railway has been
credited with having had this pr,jeot on
band several times. Tbe Grand Trunk,
of worm, bad its line to North Bay sou•
neoting with the Canadian Paoifio'e main
line, but this deal route did not seem to
afford an ideal means of communication
with the West. The Canadian Pacific
itself bad no line which could be utilized
in reaching the desired point. The plan
whiob Ile. Cle-goe now prep9000 has the
merit of cutting down the distance to be
traversed and also of utilizing to a great
extent existing lines.
Tbe provision with regard to acquire.
trent le optional. Being a new feature
of railway hilts, it is wed worth while
giving the exact wording of the donee.
It is ea follows :—
"The company shall when required
produoe and exhibit to the Commissioner
of Public Works, or any person appointed
by him, all books, accounts and vouchers,
showing the coat of aanetrnatiog the rail-
way, and all other outlays, the cost of
TILE 13E .4118 1108
operating 11,etta the earuiagu thereof,
aid shell treedferitefrenolliso end under.
taking, and all rights and titles tc the
said railway, terminale and all its real
estate and pereonal property, leluliu
;
leases, coutraets of carriage, and of every
other desuriptlon whatsoever, 80 her ea
bylaw aesiguable (save and exempting the
laude to be grantee to the uompauy here•
under), to hie elajeety the Eieg as r0pre
canted by the Oowmfaaioier of Publio
Works for Ontario, upon being paid the
aotual poet and outlays of and incidental
to the oouetruation pf the works and um
dertakiug, inalgding goat of all Bald real
estate and personal property anti of
working ekpeudittue as defined by the
railway set of Canada, teeluiiing n
reaeouabte omituletivu ieteroot on seat
invaatment ten leve than nix pereentem
per annim after deducting tie euesidiee
hereinbefore greeted, which shall he
computed at the rate of 50 ooute per Imre,
and aloe the traffic receipts of said rail-
way, and 60 per many of any subsidies
whish here been or may hereafter be
granted to the said uotneany by the
Parliament of Canada. The said option
or right to pnrehase es aforesaid to be ex
eroised within fifteen yeare from the
paaatug of Ibis Sot,",
Other provisions of the bill are tbat all
the lands granted ;ball be iu Algoma, uo
laude being granted in older Outerie. It
le provided that none of the lands :hall
be granted in what is recognized as the
nickel region. The red and white pine is
exempted from tbe grant, except in Doses
where, in the opinion of the Oommio•ioner
of. Crown Lancia, it is so thinly seethe ed
as to be unavailable for putting under
liMenae, in whwb ogee the company ahatl
be entitled to eta it, payine tbeonetem try
dune thereon. The line shall be surveyed
and loomed between Meuterd end Sud
bury before June 1, 1902, and tbe entire
railway shall be oompletod by Jima, *nee.
The ereo'tion of e. customs smelter of 800
tons' daily oapaoity shall be oomnreneed
within Biz menthe and be completed with.
in two yearn. A steamship line between
Windsor, Sarnia, Goderich, Sinaardlne,
Southamptun and Little Current stall be
established within eoxty days, and oper
Med at least until the railway is cum.
plated. Every year for ten yeare e
thousand male settlers of sixteen years or
over than be tattled on the hand. There
can be no question that the euooesoful
operation of this line, with the Bate.
guards by which it is surrounded, will
mean a great deal for the Ontario penin
seta, and stimulate the developmeut of
Algoma to a great degree. .
tie (sept Itis Leg.
Twelve years aeo J. W. Sullivan, of
Hartford, Conn., seratehed hie leg with a
rusty wire. ItOanimation and blood
poisoning set iu. For two years be huf•
fared intensely, Then the beet doctors
urged amputation, "bet," be writes, "I
used one bottle of Eleotrio Bitters and 1;k
boxes of Baoklen's Aruba Salve and my
leg was well and eouud ae ever." For
Eruptions, Emma, Tatter, Salt Rheum,
Sores and ail blond disorders Electric
Bittere has u0 rival on earth. Try
them. G. A. Deadman will gnarautee
satisfaction or refund money. Only 50o.
The oeeeue of Autioosti le to be taken
for the first time. Io is estimated that
the inland has a population of about 400.
Mary McCormack, probably 1M rt' M Oor , p y the
oldest resident of Essex county, has pee.
ed away at her home near Harrow. She
was 98 years old and was iu good health
up to three years ago, when she had n fall
from the effects of which she was bed.rid•
den until her death,
Arumor reached Portage la Prairie, to
the effrot that the body of J"hn Sudden,
who disappeared from the Weliwood diet.
riot, near Carberry, over a week ago, has
been found near Creek Settlement, wbicb
lies in en out-of.the•way section seventeen
miles from Gladstone. The remains were
horribly mutilated and had, apparently,
been partially devoured by wolves.
TAKE ONLY TQtWQ.LIN,
Tondolin Bitters will tore at teed'
in from one to three clays, 't'oitdole
y r
ra •utr St 1 n Tu ids t
in Bitters t I n zil 1 1. I n
prevents fever by hertneeue the
power of itetton eentEle E, .,u le
throw ofe discal r. 'Poudoli.1 euros
rheumatism, *11 ttv JMl
tt cures
catarrh and all 11iseeses teething Irma
a disordered stir a of tbe
net's 111:11 b.,wtus, Tonduiet Liters
is one of the best medielnes in the
world. Contents the best herbs the
earth produces. If people would
learn how to 980 Tondolin hitters
they could pretty near be their own
Doctor. It's a blood molter and a
blood purifier and can be bought at
any drug store for 25e a bottle. All
wholesale druggists keep Tondolin
Bitters in stock, so that any retail
druggist can get it, Price 25e per
bottle, Teacloth). Bitters heals the
stomach, stops all nausea and burn-
ing, makes food digest, cures dys-
pepsia, cures constipation. A tea-'
sli :ided once or twice a week lectern
the bowels regular. Cured Mr,
emerge °wens, of the Deering Co.;
Mr, 11.bieu of Pains in the back and
lungs, Cured Mr. Bates, Mr. White,
Good Campbell. Cured Mr. Cole-
man, blacksmith, Roblin's Mills, of
stomach and kidney disease. Take
only Tondolin. Toncl0IIa' Bitters
will 0080 you, Price 20u a. bottle.
Mr. Vanmear, Veterlimey O''u•geon,
says it is the best awake •• ever
crime to Belleville. It cured my son
and I believe saved his I';• and
where the best practitionere could
not find a medicine to help hire and
Tondolin Bitters made stall te quick
cure. There meet be something in
it. Aels different from the ordinary,
remedies. tleorge Baker says it will
cure rhenium ieni. I proved It after
suffering for fourteen years. Robert
Potter, it, will euro sciatica; John
Bell, it's a quick cure for rheums:
tisuz; eft.. Vandervoo•t, Prince Ed-
ward Co., after two years' suffer-
ing Tondolin Bitters cured me. 1Vm.
Price: The doctors said I had
chronic dyspepsia and liver disease,
I was a wreck. I had to b., lifted
around like a baby. Tondolin
brought hack health and strength
and now I can go out and work with
any one. Every bottle has the name
Tondolin blown in the glass. Alanu-
faeturod by Prof. Jas. Blair.
John Force, Norwicb, "I am 74
years of age, leer the page seven
or eight years I suffered with catarrh
of the stomach and bowels, Always
taking medicine; never without a doc-
tor. I' bought two bottles Tondol-
in Bitters from Prof. James Blair.
After using it I recovered my health.
For the past ten months I have not
required any medicine. I worked 50
acres this year and I must say for a
man of my years I enjoy perfect
health."
If you cannot get Tondolin through
your druggist we will send four bot-
tles for 81.00. Address, Prof. James
Blair, 325 Lippincott street, Toron-
to.
John Ernst, of Petersburg, say's:
I was used up with sciatica for ten
weeks. I spent $20,00 with one doe -
tor, then I came to Berlin and
treated with a doctor there. Not
getting relief and suffering great
pain, my toes seemed to draw as if
twisting towards the heel. i bought
two bottles of Tondolin Bitters from
Prof. James Blair for 500. One bot-
tle entirely cured me and the other
bottle has cured other members of
the family attacked with la grippe.
Tondolin is a good medicine. It's
the best I ever seen or used.
APRIL 11 1901
It's Your Nerves
It's G 0
o dt
the �+ � 11 f Tour
i o Xo r
>� Q,
Nerves that Either Hakes
Tour Life a Round of
Pleasure or a 1.706 -
less Burden*,
To many women life le 0115 round of
eiokneee, weakness and ill health. To
attempt even the ligbteet houeebold duties
fatigues them, Many of the symptoms
apoempanying this state of decline are : a
feeling of tiredness on waking, faintueee,
dizzinees, sinking feeling, palpitetiol of
the heart, abortuses of breath, lose of
appetite, ooid haide and feet, haadaobo,
dark oirolee under the eyes, pain in the
baok and aide and all the other aeoom.
paniments of a rundown and weakened
oonatiiution.
Ml tbese symptoms and oondialoes are
empty the result, of a poor quality and
defective circulation of the blood, with a.
wasting away of the nerve foroee.
By feeding the system with
DR.. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE VE PI LLS
You strike at the root of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on whiob to bniid.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
cheeks and flattened beets fill out, the
eyes gat bright and the tbrill of renewed
health and strength vibrates through the
system.
50 cents per box at all druggists', or
DR. WARD Co.,
'I'orento. oat.
For lade by 40. A. Deadman, Druaseta.
REAL ESTATE.
CL
OMFORTA33LE, WELL,
lighted and convenient rooms to let in
the Leckie block over G. A. Dead man's and
Mre, Rogers' stores, Apply to F. 8. SCOTT.
1 OOD WARM OF 142f ACRES
for sale, being Lot 23, 000.7, Grey,
House suitable for two lumilies if required.
Schoolhouse, eburob and part of the Village
of Ethel o0 part of tho lot. Apply to JOHN
OOBER, Ethel Carriage Works, 24-
-
4 -
SALE OR TO RENT.—A
Desirable le acres with 24 nares of
orcho rd, small fritts &e. Oom Portable hon se
and stable, just North of Brussels. Pussoe-
efoo given by April 90119. Forrice and
terms apply to GEORGE BOBS,
60-Ef Proprietor.
FARM FOR SALE.—BEING
Lot 3, Con. 12, Grey, ooutatning 100
acres. Good stook or grain farm, Good
frame house and bank barn ; two good wells;
eight acres of Fall wheat and land all in a
good state of cultivation. For particulars
apply to JOHN MoFAl1DF9N,
20.13 Brussels 1'. 0,
FOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL-
LAon.—The property of the late John
Elliott, consisting of a solid brick house,
with frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and t acre of laud all in aret-slags
condition. If not Bold will be rented. Pns-
s0eaioo at any time. For palticulark apply
to Wer. SpuNon, Ethel; AL0x. PATTEneoN
Galt ; or En, MolEnnvllr, Mt. Forest 201f
F1RST - CLASS FARM FOR
8A08.—Lot 17, .non. 0, Township of
Grey. 100 aoree more or 1eee. Situate 44
miles from Bluesele end 2 miles from village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 5 acres of
hardwood bush. Buildings and tenoeo in
good repair. Good wells. All Fall plowing
done, Price and terms of payment en ap-
plication to W. M. SINCLAIR
20.1/ Barrister, deo„ Brueeele,
E41ARM FOR SALE.—I OFFER
for sale Lot 15, Con. s, Morrie, consist-
ing of 100 acres, more or lees, 05 cleared, 60
spree seeded down, 90 aeras F all ploughed02
nares In Fall wheat. Barn 60x70 with stone
stabling underneath. Also dwelling house.
Possession to snit purahaeer. For further
partionlare apple on the promisee or to the
prom fatos. Price and terms reasonable.
20• THOS. FORBES, WiugkamP.0
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN.
dersigned offers his 100 acrefarm for
sale, being Lot 11, Con. 17. Grey. There aro
00 aurae cleared and 10 acrea bush, Good
house ; bank barn, 20x02 feet, with stone
stabling ; good orobard; farm well fenced
and drained Artesian well with wind mill
and tank. Convenient to sehoot, ohuroh
and market, 10 acres of Fall wheat end 15
pores plowed, balauoe seeded to gra66. Ap.
lily on the premises or Walton.P 0.
34-tf E1.3E50 0RI011, Walton.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE7—
Lot 20, Con,10, Grey, containing 100
aores,76 acres cleared, 10 mores hardwood
bush, balance cedar and blank ash, 8 acres
In Fall wheat. The farm le well fenced and
underdralned, with plenty of good water.
Good brink house 20030, with kitchen 10x10,
wood shed attached and good collar. Largo
bank barn with stone wall underneath, largo
drive abed and workshop. Large pig bootie
and ahem) pen. Gond orchard of choice
fruit. 1t 1s oonvenieut to ehuroh and settee!,
store and poet office. Tile farm trill be
sold cheap, if Bold before the end of March,
as the proprietor wants to retire on a000unt
of i11 health. Apply en the premises or
address, ALEXANDER Mo1SAY,
21.01 - Monorieff P. 0.
IN THE HIGH 001311T OF JUS.
TIO]],—In the wetter of the estate
of William Button, deceased.
As the Reserved Bid was not method on
the day of sale heroin, tenders in writing
will be refit ived for the purchase of the
laude and promisee, namely :—The South
Half of Lot 20, Ooueeeelou 8, Morrie, 100
acres,cubjoot to the approval of the under.
aigaoLocal Master of this Court. Partite
deairoue of making no offer for this vain -
able property may do so tbrongh the nuo-
ticaeer, F a, Scott, or the plaintiff's solid -
tor, and if accepted will be Object; to the
same terms and conditions as Bottled by the
Bald Local Diaster, and announced at Ole
time of the aloe hereto
Dated this Gbh day oof L llUYLD. 1001,
Local Master at doderiah.
W, Df . SIN nLAIB, Plif'e Solicitor. 0411
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR I''OR SEEVIOE,—THE
Uuderoiguod wi11 keep for service on
Lot 21, Corl, 12, they a tb0ru'brodYorkehtre
bog, bred from .1. Brnthaur'a MEoak,Burford.
Term 0, 81.00, to he pall et time of kervlee
with privilege of returning if neaee0a1y.
60.4 J. ee, ISNIORT,Proprietur.
nULL FOR SERVIOE.—THE
Undersigned will keep for serving on
Lobi Oona, 10 and 11, Grey, a erst•oiaee
regiaiered Short Tern bull. Tide animal
wee bred by Win Grainger & Sou, of Elul.
lett, whose onw0 stood 46 the dead 0f the
list at the Worle'0 *'air, Maim°, in their
Maga fur butter and mnir Pedigree may be
aeon on al,plleetfo0, Time, 81,6e teethe
0000on, to be paid at time Ot servioe with
Privilege °tramming tt mummery,
04.Om dins. Roma', Proprietor.
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Au excellent tlmo 90 outer out suttoot for a
eourae of training. Prepare now for the alt.
uetione that await you neat Fall, This
popular.Oollog5 Miaow*enjo e a large attendance
Miaow* it de doing the best work In bust -
nese eaueatlouln 060ada to.tlay. Write for
epoolu1 Spring Oiroulae,
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Impofbeat 10 Breeders and,Jlorsemen,
Veterinary Eureka 41..,.o4in N iLllt311111,
4 reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Corbel,
Splints,
Bpavihe,
Sweeney,
etc„ eto,,ln
Horses and
Lawn Jaw
le Cattle.
TnAnn twat `Bee pamub-
let whiob a000mpaniee every bottle, giving
eoientiao treatment in the vorloue diseases,"
It canbe used in every ease of veterinary
practice where atimatatIng applloatmns and
blisters are presorlbed. It has no 000011ron.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give oatie-
faction, Price 75e. per bottle. Bold by ell
druggists sod countryy, etorelreenere. Pre -
mired by Tun EIIREISA VETERINARY
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MEDICINE COMPANY, London, Ont.
EA$T HURON.
License District !
1
O L.
8t Huron License Com-
missioners
m*
missioners
will meet at the
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
Wednesday,
A 17th
Air, t
1001, AT 10 0'0L40'1S A, M,
To take into consideration the
Applications for Tavern
Licenses for 1901.02,
The number of Hotel Licenses
granted last year in the Riding
was 19.
The number of Applications
this year is 21, The new appli-
cants are John Pinkney, of Sea -
forth, for the McKim House,
Walton ; and Jno. F. Staples, of
Constance, for the Constance
Hotel.
J. R. MILLER,
INBPEOTOR.
JAtrasrows, April let, 1901.
them you
Then
£ctdics' J ne,
Shoes.
Handsome to the eye
Artistic in design.
First-rate workman-
ship.
Made to wear and
keep their shape.
B autiful finish, easy
comfort, very durable.
When you discard
want another " just like the last ones."
our pr!,:,es are not the least pleasing part of
the buying ,
Here are a few:—
Ladies'
ew:Ladies' Fine Dongola Shoes, buttoned or laced, $1.25 ; Ladies' Fine Sid
Shoes, buttoned or laced, 92 00 ; Ladies' Sing Quality Shoes, 98.00.
Harness Department —Single Hareem, oioklesilver, at98and ell;
Team Hammes as cheap aa good material
and ;mod work oan be furnished. Oar Collars are all warranted and will give you
satisfaction. A nice stook of Trunks and Satohele selling at lowest prises.
t 'E pairs in Harness, Rubbers and Shoes promptly done.
I. C. RICHARDS.
Prints Muslin+ _
and YOU CANNOT and
Ginghafns HAVE A., . , , . Sateens
STYLISH SPRING SUIT
Unless you have Stylish Material. Among our New
Spring Dress Goods and Suiting; you will find
almost every Shade, Quality and Price.
—44 and 64 inch "Homeepune," bleak, brown, bine, gray, at 75e and 900.
--54 inch "Cheviots," Meek and navy, very stylish, 760, $100 and 91.25.
—48 bush "Venetians," black, navy, brown, fawn, garnet and the new "Old Rose"
;bade, des, 755 o.ud $100.
—48 iooh "Ladyvery '; Clotrh,"sybleak, fawn, naw grays and blues, beautiful finish, 9100.
—New "Silk Gloria" for Dreams or Waists and every Shade and Quality among our
60o geode.
You Cannot have a Stylish Jacket
The
Crompton
Corsets
are the
Best.
Unless you weltr • the new
"ERECT FORM"
CO v'. SET
We keep
Misses'
Corsets and
Children's
Waists.
—We have them in drab sateen, bias eat, at 91.00.
—And in white, finest French Condi bias out at $1.50.
—This and slither other lines of Coreete from 50o. up to 91.25, are Ornmpton's moke,
the boat Ooreetmanufaotured today.
You cannot have a Perfect Skirt unless you have a
Perfect inding.
—In the "S. H. & III." you will find the very acme of Skirt Bindings, being the
product of skilled workmen and the beet material.
—The "Amazon" is a Worsted Binding with brush edge, very neat and wears well,
to per yard. "
—The "Duxbak" is our favorite—it sells the best—have it once and you will have it
always. It is s oiroular, waterproof Binding so that there is no shrinking of
a ekiri with this Binding and will out wear a skirt, 10o per yard.
—Tben we have a wider Velvet Binding with a heavier brush, 1244 per yard, •
—We also have the "Redfern," a bias corded velvet, which given a skit a style and
finish that cannot be obtained with any other Binding, wears well, 90
per yard.
Ask for
Duxbak
and
Redfern
EVERYTHING CHEAP.
NO FANCY PRICES.
A. STRACHANI
Standard
Patterns
Kept i17
Stock