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TlYURSDAY, S1PT 20, I301,
I OWWWAN grain crops in sere eeotione
are reported to be very poor,
ELM, G, W, Rose apd wife are baok
kipo the Old
fromas enjoyable t h 0
am to
7Y
t fiber 1
Country, Toronto L a sendered t
them a very hearty reception On their ar-
rival,
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Tore banner Province of Ontario hem
been gutting quite a swath at the Pan.
American In etooka agrionttnral exhibits,
&e. It will keep the beet of tbem 'haat'
ling to outdo thin 1'rovinoe.
A salaam visitation proves a very ex-
pensive piece of badness to any ovoid.
paRty, It cost the city of Toronto 84,500
in oaring for the 28 patients thrown upon
their hands during the past season.
There is nothing worth so moth and so
little veined as good health.
A. onuer, Editor in eommepting of
Carrie Nation says "If the piotures of
Carrie Nation resemble her in any
respect, we know why ehe smashes so
many mirrors." Carrie may be doing
business along the line that fine feathers
do not always make fine birds.
GOLDwIN AND Mne, SMITH, of Toronto
have presented the handsome arum of $10,.
000 to the Library Fund of Toronto Hai -
varsity. The gift will no doubt be very
highly appreoiated. Mr. Smith ie a very
peonliar man in some reepeote but has
high ideate for the Doming days.
POLICE MAGISTRATE DENISON and Orown
Attorney Curry, of Toronto, have been
giving the Christian Soientiato quite a
razo0 over the death of a 6•year-old child,
eon of a mac who is a believer in this
faith. The lad was attacked by diph.
theria and instead of Bending for a medical
practitioner a "demonstrator" was called
in. The evidence went to show that with
ordinary medical treatment the boy
would likely have pulled through. The
father baa been committed for trial.
STRONG protests are befog uttered by
the grand jury's of many States since
the cruel aesaeeination of President ale -
Rioter, along the line of stringectlegis-
lation in wiping out anarohy. It is not
at all improbable that the anarchists
drove more nails in their own coffins by
their diabolical aot than anybody else
could have done in years. Every other
nation ea well as the U. S. should com-
bine in the uprooting of any Olaes with as
blank hearted a creed as the anarchists
claim to stand by.
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IT is said that John G. Miibarn, at
whose residence President McKinley
died, is an Englishman by birth, bio
fatber being a well known bridge builder
in Eagland. He is a Lawyer by profee-
810n and 000npiee the important position
of President of theBaffaloExbibition Co.
Mr. Milburn got world wide advertising
through the dastardly act of Czolgoez
and the removal of Mr. McKinley to hie
residence. Mise Grace McKenzie, the
trained nurae who waited on the late
President in hie illness, is a Canadian,
her home being e,t Galt one time it is
held.
"ALL is not gold that glitters" is a
maxim poeseeeing more troth than
poetry. Ordinary people often lament
that it is not their lot to stand in the
front rank forgetting that the front rank-
ers have to take a large share of the
brunt in life's battlefield. Dnriog the
Amerloan•Spanieh war at Cabe, Admiral
Bohley was a prominent oftioer of the
fleet of Uncle Sam's contingent but since
then he leas been on the gridiron for
failure to do hie duty, particularly be-
came bo did u t ink the Colon in Santi-
ago harbor. In Looks as if he would have
a period put after hie name for this bat
we doubt if be will ever forget the Colon.
Tan general opinion was that the Boer
war was about on its last lege, bat daring
the past week there was a rally in wbiob
they inflioted four defeats on the British,
Of coarse the number of men loot and
the damage done wae not counted of a
I 4t e
very serious oharaoter b sufficient to
chow that the remnant is very much alive
and that they are as tricky as ever.
There is quite an outcry againet the
British Government for ontttng down
the neoeesary supplies to Lord Kitoben.
er. It is said that France and Russia
are anxioae to turn their Eagle and Bear
loose in South Afrioa to give Mr. Kruger
a lift. Great Blitaia wants to get a
livelier move on and pot an end to this
long dragged out warfare.
outing and are always glad to gat book to.
our every day pursuit and we expect the
Poke is meoh the game exempting that in
i maybate hie early trait fug he bay d more
eugar on his bread, snore half holidays to
go fisbiag and more servants to wail up
on him.
Wit.
Plant the headiug of a "Moos Ito
position," the Toronto Sun points out
t
the injury dole to the fermate of be
Western peniueula of Ontario by railway
freight dieorimivation. 1t oitee the
omen of the Wabash railway wbinh has
running powers pyo; the Air line of the
CAand Trona between Detroit and liuf.
fah), and the Michigan Central railway,
which oleo passes through Ontario be.
twee❑ the game puiats, .Both these rail.
ways are heavy grain carriers. The rate
both made charge for parrying grain from
Detroit to New York for export ie now
10 oente per hundredweight. From
Kunkle, Ohio, nearly, one hundred miles
West of Detroit, the rate to New York ie
11 Dente par hundred weight, and from
North Morenoi, Miob„ a few miles East
of Kunkle, the rate is the eame. Every
oent added to this rate would be taken
from the price which the Michigan and
Ohio farmere now reoeive at the railway
elevator°. As from Detroit West the
export rates go up, it would be natural to
suppose they would go down, but the pub.
tithed tariffs of both the Mlobigan Gen.
tral and Wabash lines show tbat instead
of going down they go up with a jolt.
From Detroit, as I have pointed out, the
rate to New York is 13. cents per hun-
dredweigbt, and this rate is kept up from
every Canadian shipping point on these
two linea between Detroit and Buffalo,
From Eieex Centre, Chatham, Rtdgetown,
St.* Thomas, Tileonburg, Simcoe, Water-
ford, Oayuga, and Welland the rate to
New York la 35 per oent. higher than
the rate from Detroit. From Fort Erie,
lying on the Niagara river, 60 miles Emit
of Detroit, the rate is higher than it is
from Magee, Indiana, which lies almost
the eame diatanoe to the West of Detroit.
This shameful dieorimination against
the Oauadian farmere and ebippere should
be put a atop to. The American railway
companies that impose upon ne in this
way have received most favorable treat
ment in Canada, In the United States
they pay taxes on their property at a
steadily iooreaeing rate, while in Ootario
they get off with a mere trifle. Across
the line they have to build their roads
with their owe money, while here both
the Michigan Central and Air Line Rail.
ways received heavy manioipal bonnsee.
What mockery it is for tbe Government
to go on opening up new routes for Ameri.
can grain shipments through Canada
while permitting this crying injustice to
contione. By compelling jest treatment
American roads
r chi ars
of on by
the
FP
the Government can add two cents per
t bushel to the prioe of all grain tbat is
put upon the market West of Toronto,
for if the American roads bring down
their rates, our Canadian roads will be
forced to follow their example. We trust
VERY hearty have been tbe reoeptione
aaaorded the Doke and Duoheee of York
and nothing has been left undone to show
the high honor felt in their visit to this
Dominion. It ie just probable, however,
*bat the royal visitors wonld be aa well
united if the displays were of a little
quieter order, There may he such a
thing as getting oeaeoned to a series of
gorgeous teativale of mode, parade, mill•
tory, addressee, bangnote, &o., for weeks
at a time but it must beoome `very
monotonous and wearisome to those wbo
are feted and feasted. We know it about
killa ne td tate in a two or three daye'
that the reporl of Pref, llfaelean'a hives-
tigatloae will result in Riving Canadians
the boodle of their geograpbleal position
a '
as being nearer the eenboatd than n t hetr
oompetltore in the Walt, instead of being
dioorimtnaled against in favor of the
West, l
Lilel towel.
Alien Millie Jarrett hoe eeoured is good
position aa milliner
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'Toronto.
' fnerin
John Baker,
late manager of
John
Gabel'° tailoring emporium, Imo taken
over ibe business,
John MoKeever purchased a gray pacer
in Hamilton while on his way ttome front
the I'an•Amerioan.
Andrew Foeroh, President of the furni-
ture faotory, ie laid off from wgrk with
a felon on the thumb of his left hand.
Geo, Dippel, of the firm of Bellows 4b
Dippel, had the misfortune of receiving
a alight kink from one of hit fine blades.
Lietowel and South Wallace Agricul-
tural Society's Fall Fair will be held
here on Tuesday and Wednesday, Oot, 1
and 2,
A rumor reaobed town that Bert, An,
derson had been shot in South Attica,
but we are pleased to report that it 10
without fonodatioo.
T. E. Hay, auctioneer, left Wednesday
morning of last week for the West. Mr.
Hay went on a bueiaese trip and expeole
to be baok about the 12th of October.,
Wm. Anderson, employed at the ford.
tore factory, had the misfortune to lose'
the thumb ou hie left hand below the
fret joint, and also the top of the index
linger on tbe eame band. Mr: Anderson
was engaged in running the rip eaw, and
was pulling a board back, whioh bad
been raped, when hie band came in
minted with the saw.
Tenders for the ereotion of the new
factory for the °uneaten Bent Chair Oo.,
were opened. The new addition to the
present building to be 52r58, three stories
high, with a one story boiler honee,
34x30, and a brink smoke sleek, 65 feet
high. Meeere. Horn and Calder were
awarded the ooutraot for the ereotion of
this fine building. The nab-oontraotora
are : Geo. Fritz, brick work ; Kritzer
Bros„ atone work ; J. Sebarger, painting'
and roofing ; and D. Bowyer, plumbing.
The exoavatiug for the factory has been
commenced and Kritzer Bros. will have
the atone work, which is to be a two foot
wall, .completed in .a week or so. The
diteotore expect to have thenew building
completed in two months' time. The
plane and specifications were prepared
by John Bamford, arohiteot, who will
also superintend the work" The cost of
the factory will be $4,250.
Canadian blew r.
Mr. Whitney, leader of the Ontario
opposition, hae been etampiog for his
party in Peel county.
The Bank of Toronto has opened a
branch in Sarnia, ander tbe management
of Mortimer Atkinson"
The officers of the Strathosioa Hornet
on disbanding, have been officially gezet-
ed to corresponding honorary rank in the
Briti,b army.
Rev. D.•0. Sanderson, of Smith's Falls
bas been euepanded until conferenoe deals
with bio alleged unbeoomiag- oondnot at•
Syraooee, N. Y.
F. X. Vary, aged 50, wbile cleaning
windows at the fourth story of the Mer.
obant'a Bank of Canada building, Mon-
treal, al tett to the sidewalk and woo in.
etantly killed.
A Ray City mac informs the Sarnia
Canadian that it is currently reported fu
Bay City that the Crew Island Lumber
Company intend to move their plant to -
the Canadian side and mention Sarnia as
their probable location.
The betty of Jelin N, Waitaki), 6o.
eountatt for the Guolpb and Outarto
u i o tv
Iaveetment and S vings S ate . , who
has been mlo•'ing einoo Sept. 17, wits.
Nand fleeting 10 the River Speed, near
Guelph, •
Ed. Pierson, of the West ward, St,
Marys, during the invert thunder storm
wag working out near his Premien with a
hay forts. 17e wee knoelted down and
rimmed by an eleocrlosl disohargc and
Was net able to nae bin ii,,bt handlig
eom'e'houre,
At Woodetook Albert Kipp, aged 17,
was sentenced by Chief Juetioe Falcon.
bridge to two tears Jo the Ooetral prison
for passing spurious Dein, Kipp ie :rem
Prinoeton, Ont., wbere counterfeiting
has been parried on by some boys 0f whom
Kipp wag one,
The historic battle grounds on whiob
Wolfe and Montoalm met in final mettle -
went of the war are Dow the property i0
perpetuity of the ally of Quebec, The
deeds have been signed by Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, Archbishop and Mgr: Margie,
V. G. representlog the Urentine nuns,
the Mayor of Quebec, and other offioiats,
Edward Stafford, formerly of Saienae
Hill, here been arrested in St, Catberinee,
°barged with flimflaming a man named
Wilson, of Buffalo, on the foot.raoe game.'
Stafford bad a falling out with his ma
oomplioes and they vfotimizad himout
of $1000 00 on the mime game. In trying
to bring them to junkie and eeoure the
return of his money Stafford was himself
arrested.
Wm. Sbaw, of the 8th oonae0eion,
Chatham township, while carrying a
couple of paile of water the other evening
tripped and fell upon one of the pails, in•
jarring his abdomen. A Dresden pbysi
aian was immediately eutnmoned, but
the enfferer expired shortly before he ar-
rived. The deceased, who wae in hie
56th year, leaves a wife and grown op
family.
The ereotion of the new refinery of the
Oanadian Refinery Oompany at Petrolia
is going on as rapidly as a big gang of
men oan do the work. A large part of,
the necessary steel work is on the gronada
and is being rapidly put together and
mounted on brink work. The stills are
having the finiebjng touches and rivets
hammered on. The agitators, bieaohere,
&o., are also on grounds and will soon
have the plates riveted together,
REAL ESTATE.
11ARbIS FOR SALE—THE UN -
has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F 0. SelOTT,Brnesele
( t_00D FARM OF 1424 AC/RES
V—A for Sale, being Lot 23, Con, 7, Grey.
House suitable for two families if required.
School house, church and part of the Village
of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply to JOHN
CORER, Etb el Carriage Works. 29.
A few good steers for sale , rising 3 years.
ASACRIFICE IN REAL ES–
Te70.—S3000.b0 will buy the McCau-
ghey Block in the Village of Brussels, These
two fine stores mast besold to close out the,
OloOaughey Relate. Intending purohasere
should investigate at once. Apply to F, S.
SCOTT or G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont.
ti'ARM FOR SALE. . THE
1.. eubeoriber offers his valuable 100 acre
llarm fax en1e, being N } Lot 24, eon. 5, Mor-
ris, About 7S aoree under atop, the rest
gni se. There is a comfortable frame house
with cellar, furnace &e.,barn with atone
stabling,and
a n atone
straw shed o
40x00 feet '
1 also a stone bo
wail, 4x40 feet. There e e
pen and houdatihouse, and a framemsheep hoer
on atone foundation. on.. No more convenient
bnildinge in the township. Farm in good
shape' An afire of orchard. Possession
could be given on Noy. Set, Far price,
terms and conditions apply to the Proprle
`tor, WALTER INNE9. Jamestown,
or F. 3. SCOTT, Brussels. It not sold it
will be rented. 0 -
SEPT. 26, 1.0.01
T AB,j2' 11011 SALM-01)1NS
.4. Ito 'North.°patlofl,ot24, in tllo 8 d
°pecuseion of the Towneblp of Aforrts, 10.
the eonuty of Mama ovuppatulua e0 nares.
Fpr orate, toms and ,attteulate apply to
1i, A swd 0 or F. L. tO AFF 011 a late'
:MUGU 1' felt la ,
35. A, ad ellttnit9ua, Dx49ntpi'S of Gha lntq
1i. Q. ontdbiok, 0.4
-1ARM FOE SME, --TEE uN.
dereigned often hie 100 nom farm for
Falx, Doing Lot 11, 090.17, Grey. rebore are
0p twos cies red and 19 oonoo Midi, Good
bPrtep f bunt, 4arn, 54202 foot, with atone
stabling ; good erobnrd; farm welt fonped
and denf ed, 'tae
ine wen vitt
In
mill
and tank. Convenient a tamed, ammo
and market, 10 aurae Pall wheat ani 15
teems ptoep balanee etogd to grate.p°
plyop the promisee or Watton 0.
31-15 PNIAe OR10M,
Walton,'
#'s Your Nerves.
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves that Either Makes
Your Life a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
less Burden.
To many women life is one round 01
Sickness, weaknese and ill health. ' To
attempt even the lightest household duties
fatiggea them. Many of the eyrnptoms
a000mpanying this state of deoline are : a
feeling of tiredness on waking, faintness,
dizzineee, sinking feeling, palpitation of
the heart, ehortneoe of breath, lose of
appetite, oold bands and feet, headache,
dark oirolee under the eyes, pain in the
back and aide and all the other a000m
panimente of a rno.down and weakened
oonetitotion.
All these eymptomeand conditions are
simply the result of poor quality and
defective oiroulation of the blood, with a
wasting away of the nerve forces.
By feedit(g the system with
DR. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
Yon strike at the root of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken.
oheeke and flattened beets flit out, the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed
health and strength vibrates through the
system.
50 ciente' per box at all druggists', or
DR. WARD Co.,
Toronto, Ont:
For gale by C. A.Doadman,Drweaetsi
Important to Breederelanh Horsemen.
Eureka rinary Caustic Balsam.
vete
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
Spaying,
Sweeney,
etc., elo.,in
1 t'q Borses. and
0. "l Lump Jaw
in Cattle,
TnenE neat - "See pamph-
let which eves ttlo accompanies giving
p 7
scientific treatment l
t the various se
y
It Can be used n every case veterinary
pratewhere et lag applioationsand
busters are preseribedi It basno sum
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give sets -
!potion.
ets-
dtion. Price ?So per bottle. Sold by -
druggistsand
country storekeepers. Pre-
pared by Eno EUREKA VETERINARY
MEDIOINE COMPANY, London: Ont,
East Huron Fall. Fair.
Thursday and Friday, Oct. 3 and 4, To be held In Brussels.
The Annual Fall Exhibition of East Huron Agricultural Society will be held at Brussels on Thursday and Fri-
day of next week. With good weather it promisee to be the hest Fair ever held. Already entries are. coming in,
some of them from well known stockmen who have not been here before. The prize list is a big one, covering a
wider range than any in the County and the list of Special attractions is calculated to prove interesting.
Following is a list of Special prizes and attractions :—
ATTRACTIONS ATTRACTIONS
ROAD DRIVER'S RAOE—Mile Heats, let, $15.00 ; 2nd, $10.00 ;
3rd, $5.00.
2.25 TROT OR PACE—Mile Heats, 1st, .025 00 ; 2nd, $15.00 ;
3rd, $10.00.
°•YEAR-OLD ROADSTERS -Half mileHeate,lst, 35.00; 2nd,
38.00.
2 YEAR OLD ROADSTERS—Half-mile Heats, 1st, $5.00 ; 2nd,
$3.00.
RICHARDS' SOAP NAIL DRIVING RAGE.—D. Richards, of
Woodstock, manufacturer of Rioharde' Pure Soap, offers
Three Valuable Prizes, which may be seen in the office of
Kant B00000LS Poem before the Fair, for the following com-
petition, which will be directed by Mr. Alby Robinson, their
representative : Six 4 inch wire nails, taken from a basket,
to be driven into a pine plank 1 competitor then takes basket,
runs 25 yards, picks up 60 cents worth of Rioharde' soap from
a pile and returns basket to plank. No entrance fee ; each
person competing retains the soap ; open to any lady 18 years
or over. Plank, hammers and nails will be eopplied. There
will be a basket and pile of soap for each contestant. Entries
must be made with the Seoretary at 2.80 o'clock on Friday,
Oot. 4.
BARRISTER BLAIR, Brussels, offers 35 00 to be divided in
prizes of $3 00 and $2 00 for the beet Roadster barneaaod to
buggy and driven by owner or son. The judge to award marks
for horses, barness, buggy, style of driving and speed, Horses
to be driven one mile, either pace or trot.
BEST LADY DRIVER, the nonteetant to harness horse, hitch
to buggy and drive onoo around the half mile track, Atones
to trot or pane. Full set of harness. let, 62.00 ; and, $1.50 ;
8rd, 61.00.
FOOT RAOE, 100 yards, beat 2 in 8. let, $1.50 ; and, 31 00,
BOYS' RACE, under 12 yeare, 60 yards, let, 75o ; and, 60c ;
3rd, 26o ; 4th, 26e.
GIRLS' RASE, under 14 years, 60 yards. let, 75o ; and, 50o
3rd, 26o ; 4th, 26c.
NEEDLE AND "THREAD RACE, 100 yards. 1st, $1.00 ; 2nd,
50o. Needles and Thread supplied.
OLD MAN'S RACE, over 50 years, 100 yds. let, 3100 ; 2nd 500,
BEST TRAINED COLLIE DOG (Exhibition to be given on
the Fair Ground.) lot, $2;00 ; 2nd, 31,00. Three entries or
no prize.
BICYOLE RACE, mile heats, beet 2 in 8. let, $8,00 ; 2nd,
$2.00 ; 8rd, 31.00. No entrance foe.
SPECIAL PRIZES
N. F. Gerry, Hardware merchant, Will give a fine Hanging
Lamp, valued -at $5.00 to the most numerous family (consist.
ing of father, mother, sone and daughters) presenting tbem•.
selves before the Grand stand on the 2nd day of the Fair at 3
p. en. No entrance fee. Hand names to Seoretary.
A. Ilielop, M. P. P., offers $5 00 for the best pen of pigs, over a
year old, to consist of one male and three female°. Any breed..
Thos. MoLauchlin offers 65.00 for the best foal from either of hie
imported horses, "Bursar" or "Francesco." let, 38.00 ; 2nd,
32.00.
Robert Thomson, produce merobant, will give 36,00 for the beet
60 lb. tub of home made butter. let, $8.00 ; and, 62 OQ ; 3rd,
$1.00. He will also pagan extra price for all butter in the
competition if taken to his atone.
Meeere. Scott & Warwick offer three special prizes for tbe beet
"Costumer" foals in 1901. 1;0,34.00 ; 2nd, 33.00 ; 8rd, 62.00.
Alfred Beaker offers 60 pounds of Manitoba flour for the beat 2
loaves of bome made bread and 25 pounds for 2nd beet . two
loaves, the bread to become property of donator.
J. N. Gordon, of the Standard Bank, offers 36.00 for the best 16
pounds of roll butter to become property of. donator.
W. H. Barr offers Tufn P,00T for a year for the best 2 loaves of
home made bread ; and Tam Pon for a year ''for the beet 5
pounds of butter, both articles to become big property.
W. H. MoCraokenoffere to purohasers of seed from .'him as fol-
lows :-5 Swede Turnips, 1st, `50o ; 2nd, 25c ; 5 - Long Red -
Mongols, let, 600 ; 2nd, 25o ; 5 Yellow Globe Mangels, let,
50e ; 2nd, 25o, .
Oil. Painting, Original Skotob, not less than 16x20 id, from spot`
selected by the Seoretary, to be limited by metes and boande,
Intending competitors may get fnll'infprmation from the Seoa
rotary. let, $5.00 ; 2nd, $2.00:-
Beet
2.00rBest half aore of Mangels, let, 33.00, donated by Geo. Thomson,
of Brussels ; 2nd, 31.60, to be given by W. H. McCracken, of s;
Brussels. Entrance fee of 60o to be made tit the time of
malting entries. Entries to be made before Show day and
prizes to be awarded not later than Oot. 19.
Speeding will commence at 2 o'clock,
Foot and Bieyele Races at 3,
And Lady Driving at 4 o'clock sharp.
0.
CONCERT FRIDAY EVENING.
On the second evening of the Fair a Grand Concert will he given in, the Town Hall, Brussels. C. Leroy
Fenney, the well known humorist and comic vocalist, of Toronto, will he here and also Miss Marietta La Dell, of
the same city, a talented Elocutionist. The plan of reserved seats may be found at Fox's Drug Store.
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THE 1�
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Boys'
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Clothing
The Buttons don't come off.
The Linings don't rip.
They hold their Shape.
They outwear ordinary Goods
twice over.
III♦ SE are some of the pleasant things we hear said
a'
about our"Lion" brand Suits. If you are not a
judge, you are quite safe in taking anything having this
brand:
Hundreds of Dollars
are being spent to advertise the "Lion" brand and it would
be foolish to spend ,all this -money if the goods did not back -
our statements. All our "Lion" Brand Suits have three
special features—
'FIT,
eatures--'FIT QUALITY and PRICE.
Once a Customer, always a Customer.
We are the only people handling this line
of Goods.
D. 0w ROSS
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER,
BR ISSELS.
soasmoodiamemamesoffssei
READflIADE CLOTHING 1
SUITS
Por Children,
Boys, Youths,
Young Men
and Old. Men..
All Sizes ! All Prices !
To Suit Everybody.
We have something very nice
and stylish in a Light Weight
Overcoat for early Fall at 57.50
and 58.00 that is A 1. Also
beautiful Overcoats in Heavy
Weights for colder weather at
55.00 to 510.00, that are extra
value.
Our assortment is large, up-to-
date, good quality, and no fancy
prices but everything cheap.
We also keep Overalls, Odd
Vests and Pants.
GIVE US A CALL.
A. Strachan.
P. S.—October Fashion Sheets and Patterns to hand.
Ilivictus S.lioe
FOR MEN,
Made by Goo, A, Slater, lioatreal
These Shoes are made on any width of'laet to suit
your-foot—let it be wide or narrow. They are all made
out :of Imported Stock which for durability and appear
ance cannot be surpassed. They aro made on any style
of toe and aro all Goodyear welted,so there are no pails a
or stitches in the sole tcome in cntact with the foot
to hurt it. We have secured sole agency for Brussels
for these shoes and can guarantee the prices right, and
for neatness and comfort we think they will please.
to Sae our Bargain Table tide week, there ,may be something to
suit you in Women's and Misses' Shoes, Odd algae going at 80o a pr.
0 'The balance of our Dusters and Fly Note at radioed Vetoes.'
La C. RICELEMEILIS.
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