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"IVICTRSDAY, DEC, 12, 1901,
ONTAauo made quite a sweep of prizes
at Rho Live Stook Show ,M Obioago laet
Week. Jatnee Snell, of l:iullett, was one
of the judges on sheep,
Ruinstairia it that tn... ovegleok will
not be a candidate in the East Riding of
Hann inO s tion t Arc ib ld • iel
H en I p b a H o
ppo p,
the present popular X. P. P.
Login DnrrJ8IN ie il1. His many well,
%lettere in Oanade will be pleased to bear
Of hie restoration ae well ae abet of our
sturdy representative, Lard Stratboone,
A mans, called the Maheude, in lodia
hag been giving the British a little troth.
le batbave been given a drubbing that
may clear up the insurrection cloud that
overcast the sky,
Monnnw mode of warfare is quite differ-
ent to the Wellington and Napoleon
style oP elaying man by the thoneande.
Jest now Lord Kitobener'e style appears
to be the biook house and barbed wire
fenoe.
CLINTon has loaned: the Messrs. Rana-
ford to Brneaele but we have been the
pioneer in this reoiprooity movement in
supplying them with Dr. Shaw, their ex.
Mayor, Dr. Graham, Jae. Danford, Geo.
Roberton, &o„ and we are quite sure no
fault can be found withthesample.
No person who visite the Huron House
of Refuge and sees the comfort and non.
tentment of 78 occupants will leave the
well managed institution without thor-
oughly appreciating the good work done
for tbe poor and helpless in conneotion
therewith. If there are still people op•
posed to suchhnmane harbors of refuge
they should make a visit to Clinton and
satisfy themselves.
Ix looks a little as if President Room.
vett was rather inolined to be a friendly
neighbor to the Dominion of Oanada.
We stand in a very different position to
that of a few years ago in the matter of
reoiprooity with the 17. S. and nobody
knows it better than onr Yankee cousins.
Canadian trade San no longer be sneezed
at and the outlook is most favorable for
large increases.
MR. WHITNEY was oredited with saying
in reference to West Heron election, be.
fore polling day, that he was willing to
take the recorded expressiou of the people
in that Biding as an index of how the
Provincial eleotions will go in Outario
next Jane. If he is still of the same
opinion the outlook will not be exceeding.
ly bright as there wee no uncertain soand
in Garrow'e hundreds.
BaussELs Board of Health are bustlers
when they set about it. Those who are
acquainted with its personality will be
likely to doubt an oft repeated fact "that
great bodies move slowly." The Board
is constituted of Rev. R. Pant, Reeve
Ross, Clerk Scott, A. Stewart, W. Jewitt,
Health Officer Dr. MoNaaghton and San.
itary Inspector Mol auohlin. No light
weights. Anything this body site on
will never trouble anybody, except for iii
burial
Bona political parties without doubtgot
a hustle on them in the West Huron bye.
election. The 20 pounders were on the
platforms of the riding, so were the pop.
guns. This contest was a warming -
up canter preparatory to the Spring gen-
;,oral election races. West Haronites
t shoald not require very much practice in
matters political as they have bad a good
share of contests during the past 5 or 10
years. We would just as soon have our
lot oast in the good East Riding, however,
where bye elections are unknown.
Tan sad drowning aooident at Ottawa
in whioh Mies Blair, daughter of Hon.
Mr. Blair, who wag skating with Mr.
Oreelmsn, and Jr. Harper, who went to
the resoae of the two who broke through
the ion, lost their life in their lives in the
Ottawa river, should be a warning to tbe
many ventnreeeme people who are not
often even reasonably careful in the seleo.
tion of time and plane for this pleasant
amusement. Many have been the warns-
ing and admonitions bob the list of
casuaities contiones to grow with every
passing season.
Vlirroxeter .
J. N. Allen bas proved his drug store
morose to the Hemphill Block,
The contract for wood for the Publio
school was let to 11, MoMiobsel at about
$170 a oord.
Mrs, A. E. Paulin, we are sorry to
bear, hoe bad a severe attack of intim.
mato*, rheumatism.
Methodist Sunday School will hold
their annual entertainment in the Town
Hall here on'I bnreday evening, Deo, 19,
The Ladies' Aid of the Wroxeter Free.
byterian abnrob will bold a social and
sale of work on Friday evening, Dee.
18th, in the basement of the thumb.
Mise Agnes Black and cousin, Ella
MoLennan, of Loudon, were visiting
here. Miss Blank spent her holidays at
home and returned to school Monday of
laet week,
At a meeting of the School Board on
Tuesday evening of lash week the matter
of engaging a teaober,to take the plane
of Mies Gibson was considered. Out of
over 20 applications Mies F. Purser, of
Port Hope, was accepted at a salary of
9250.
Ike
/-HURON 00, COUNCIL,
(Contiunod krona loot week.)
Letter trent Dr, Whitley mated the
Donnell 60 allow him .t0 withdraw hie ap
plication fpr the position of jail gargeen.
—Granted,
110pport of Speoial Committee was pre
tented, Ml'. Lockhart 000upied thechair
in Committee. Report passed both in
Committee and Council.
Report of House of Refuge Committee
was taken up with Mr. Make in the Chair
and was passed.
Finance Committee's report was taken
ap, Me, Cbambers in the chair. Report
was adopted,
Messrs Mitchell and Allan addressed
the Counoil in the interests of the Poultry
and Pet Stook Aseo, of Huron 00.
Commit adjourned to. Friday int 10
o'olook on : motion of Messrs. Kerr and
Molts.
num nontuNG.
All the members were present except
Mc. Bowman who was oalled home owing
to his father's illness.
After minutes were read application
was made by Walton . Public Library for
the usual grant of 915.00. Referred to
Estimative Committee.
Report of Education Committee was
read, Mr. Kerr in the ohair in Commit.
tee. Report adopted.
Report of Building Committee on
Jailer's residence was presented ; Mr.
Cantelon in the chair in Committee of
the whole and was passed in Committee
and Council.
Motion of Messrs. Miller and Hays the
Co. Commissioner was authorized to see
that proper notions were placed on Co.
bridges relative to trotting over bridges.
Connell adjourned to meet at 8 p. m.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON BESRiON.
Council resumed at 8 p. m. Warden
in the ohair. Supplementary Report of
Finance Committee was presented, with
Mr. Chambers in the ohair. Report was
adopted. Executive Committee's report
was read and in Committee Mr. Miller
was chairman. Report accepted and
adopted. Co. Property report was con
sidered,
A delegation from Colborne and Gode-
rioh townships relative to a new bridge
over the river Maitland was received.
Council was addressed by Reeve Johne
and Messrs. Barns, Hill, Jewel, Leath.
weite, R. Holmes, M. P., Major Beck,
Flick and Commissioner Ansley.
In the election of Jail Physician the
vote stood as follows : Dr. Taylor—
Messrs. Cantelon, Connolly, Chambers,
Ferguson, Hays, Lockhart, Patterson,
Speakman and Torrance Total, 9. For
Dr. Hunter—Messrs. Hicks, Kerr, Lam
tint, Miller, McLean and Warden Holt.
Total, 6. Dr. Taylor was declared elect.
ed and he will assume the office on Jan.
1st, 1902.
Council then adjourned.
Fames E0ENING.
At the evening session the report of the
Road and Bridge Committee was present-
ed and Mr. Patterson was asked to take
the chair. Report was passed with the
amending of the last clause, which dealt
with the Colborne and Goderioh town-
ships proposed bridge.
By laws Nos. 6 and 7, dealing with the
appointment of jail surgeon at 9120 per
anoum, and the school arbitration, were
read and passed. •
On notion of Messrs. Kerr and Obam-
bere, supported by Mr. Hays, a standing
vote of thanks was passed to Warden
Holt for the ability, courtesy and fair
minded manner in which he had per-
formed bis duties in the chair. "He's a
jolly good fellow," was sung after which
the Warden made a suitable reply.
Moved by Mr. Miller, seconded by Mr.
Torrance, that this Council do now ad.
ourn to the 4th Tuesday in Jannary.—
Carried.
MANCE COtItII'rTEE'6 REPORT.
A number of acoounta were submitted
to this Committee and after due examin•
ation were ordered to be paid.
JAB. Bowttart, Chairman.
ii'ECIAL COtitnTTEE.
Ia
reference to motion of Messrs. Mil-
ler and Kerr relative to the closing of the
Finanoial year at the House of Refuge
on Deo, 1st instead of Jan. let, so as to
have report presented to the December
sessions of the Co. Council, we recom-
mend that the motion be acted upon.
Regarding the question of better proteo•
tion at railway crossing as to the cattle
guards, &o., we recommend that Warden
and Clerk be instructed to sign petition
bearing on same and forward it to House
of Commons.
W. H. Kase, Chairman.
REPORT OF 0000 PROPERTY OOBtttITTEE.
We visited the Jailer's residence and
found the building now occupied by the
Jailer and his family, and apparently
everything is well spited for the purpose.
The Building Committee saw fit to make
some slight changes with te few extras and
after careful examination we think they
were justified in Bo doing. The old
kitchen stove in Jailer's residence has
been replaced by a new range the account
of which will appear in theFinanoe Com.
mitten's report. We have also visited
the jail and found the inmates to cor-
respond with the Jailer's report. Found
everything satisfactory. We would ad-
vise the enlargement of the jail kitchen
by the removal of a partition as requested
by Jailer Griffin; that the door and frame
from jail to residence be covered with
galvanized iron so as to reduce insuranoe ;
that ate electric, bell be put between the
Jailer's residence and the turnkey's
office and a bell put on front door ; that
the Jailer's request for 6 pair of pants for
prisoners be granted, We recommend
that a telephone be not put in the turn.
key's residence. We examined the
Registry office and Conn House and
found everything in good order. We
frecommend that Jailer's report be pub.
lished in the minutes.
D. CArrrELON, Chairman.
EXECCTIVE 001taf1TTEE' REPORT.
We redommend that a grant of 925 be
made to Huron Co. Poultry Association
for the approaobing fair in Jan. 1902.
Have examined tenders for wood for jail
and find that lowest was accepted at 98.84
per cord. Examined four applieatione
for position of jail surgeon mad we be -
Hove each of the applicants qualified to
fill the duties, In regard to regneeb of
A. A. Doupe, merchant, of Gorrie, for
an aubtioneer's license for 8 month's to
sell store goods, we recommend no action.
Recommend that the request of Co.
`treasurer re securities be granted. We
N
Tn 011r Opening Sale we have met with gratifying
8000088, and we have deoided that Until
JAN JA Y; ll, 1902*
We will continue.10 offe goo.lo at Slaughter Priers
to give all a ohanoe of seeming seine of the bar,
Baine we bays to show, The following are a few
01 Our Spots) Bargains in
DISHES
DINNER EMITS—Regular 97 00 to 99.00 for 95 90 t 97 9!
TEA SETS -Regular 92.75 to 686 for 92 85 to 90.50,
BED ROOM SETS—Reg, 91 85 to 96 00 for 9135 to 95.10.
FANOY D18H17S of all binds.
GLASS WARE, Eta., Eto.
We are enlarging and improving our stook by the
beat and most up.to date geode we San procure,
tad are prepared to satisfy our onetpmers in all
lines,
W. H. HUMPHRIES
W A1_1r.Ir0N.
elm1,
recommend that this Go. pay for the
maintenance of Florence Kelly, of Ash•
field, and A. Broom, of MoKillop, 92 a
week, in the St. John's and Viotorta'Is-
dustrial Homes, as per Statute, the boys
being oommitted by Police Magietra'es
Seager, of Goderioh, and Beabtie, of Sea•
forth, respectively. We recommend that
a grant of 915 be made to Walton Public
Library.
JAI Go ntotLY, Chairman.
REPORT 01 JAILER GRIFFIN.
I herewith submit my report of the 9
prisoners now in custody in jail :-Jno.
Weir, Walkerton ; Jno. Johnston, Cavan
townshipp, and Jas Flynn, West Waive.
nosh, all insane ; Robb. Wallace, Tacker -
smith, Dr. W. Henderson, Detroit, Jno,
Parker, Mitchell, and Arthur Style,
Morris township, for vagrancy ; Robb.
Kelly, 'Wyoming, drunk and disorderly;
Robt. Casey, London, awaiting trial for
vagranoy, I ask that 6 pairs of petits be
procured for prisoners.
JOSEPH Giuvrno, Jailer.
EDIIOATION OOtMSIITTEE.
• A petition was presented from Frank
Wheeler and nine other ratepayers of the
village of Belgrave made up of parts of
Morrie and East Wawanosh Maps. asking
that arbitrations be appointed to adjadi•
sate on the formation of a new school
section, comprising parts of the aforesaid
townships. A counter ,petition from L.
Williams and 46 others of S. S. No. 5,
Morris, objecting to an arbitration (the
latter only coming into the bands of the
Committee to•day). Your Committee,
after carefully considering the matter, un•
animously recommended that the follow•
ing persons be appointed by the Council
to arbitrate in this matter viz :-73. E.
Houston; of Exeter ; W. S. lieKerober,
of Wroxeter ; and Dusan Errata, 01 Varna.
Rona. MILLER, Chairman,
sinews 00 CO. OOBt➢nesIONEit ANSLEY.
All of the oonbraob5 awarded during
present year have been satisfactorily nom•
pleted. Examined Aux Sable river at
boundary of Counties of . Huron,
Lambton and Middlesex. Several
persona were present from Huron
and Lambton but none from Middlesex.
Had letter from Commissionerof latter
Co. stating that bridge had not been
brought before their Coun.pil therefore he
would not attend. I am of opinion that
a bridge should be built end 'the three
Countries ,contribute equally to cost
whioh for wooden supersbrucbtve would
cost 91,500. Owing to deepening of river
bed several thousand acres of land are be-
ing reolaimed whioh will be very pro.
duotive and require both road and bridge.
Met Co. Clerk, several Councillors and
others at proposed site for bridge Col.
borne and Goderioh townships. 'A bridge
would require to be 860 feet long, 20 feet
high and 16 feet wide, with three spans
of 120 feet each. A high Pratt truss steel
bridge on concrete abutments and piers,
including approaches, would oost about
99,000. Bed of river is limestone which
would affordgood foundation. River
bank is very high, said to be 100 feet and
would be an expensive plane to make a
good road. A great many wooden bridges
in the Co. have been in use for a good
many years and will require to be rebuilt
soon. I think it would be well to have
tenders ready for two of them at your
neat meeting. One is called the Stanley
bridge, situated miles West of Clinton,
over Bayfield river. This bridge should
Merry Xmas to Everybody.
T. FEET
BR'S
J Ti VT _b_111L
STORE
IS full of the most beautiful goods. A dazzling display of Holi
day and. Xmas Gifts. We have the,largest stock ever opened
out in Brussels. Our goods are Cheap and guaranteed to Wear.
We'buy direct from the Manufacturer for cash, and can give our
Customers close Bargains. Our long experience in the Jewellery
business enables us to be a good judge ofallkindsinour line, such -as
Watches, Rings, Chains,
Clocks, Bracelets, Etc , Etc.
We are confident that we can meet every want most satisfactorily.
and at the Lowest pol:sible Price.
We make a Specialty* of
Welobes, Wedding Ringo, Ladies' Gold end Gold Filled Watches,
Gents' Gold Filled Watabes, Boys' Watobes, Long Chains, Braoe•
lets, Gem Rings, Genre' Garnet Rings, Opal and Diamond Rings,
the latest in Ecamel Breathes, Lookers, Charms, Purses, Oumbe,
Mirrors, Pipes, Gold Spectacles ; Mantle Eight Day, Alarm and
Lovely Gilt Panay Clothe. ..Yon should see our Bleck Mantle
Clocks for presents.
aj WATCHES AND RINGS A SPECIALTY
A Beautiful Silver Display
Of Berry Dishes, Seger and Cream, Cake Baskets, Pinkies, Batters,
Bisooit Jars, Bon Bon Dishes, TeaPote, Berry Spoons, Cake Forks,
Cake Knives, Pie Knives, Sugar Shells, Batter :Knives, Teaspoone,
Knives and Forks, Eto., all these are 1847 Rogers' A. 1 Goods.
S017VENIR GOODS, Fanny Collar and Cuff Boxes, Shaving Bone,
Photo. Holders, Albums, Picture Frainee, Manicure Sets, Trays,
Glove and Handlterobief Boxes, Month Orgene, Viulios, Violin
Sundries, Autoharps, ata., eta.
Grar>.d Display of Fancy China.
Eyes Tested Free.
A nice Present for Mother or Pallier is a pair of
GOLD GLASSES. Will test their eyes atter Xmas
if Glasses are not right.
tas'We wilt be happy to have you look through our stook—will not ask you to
buy—the time will be well spent.
Watohea and all repairs promptly attendtd to.
T 1•"' L ETC H E R
9
ssuer of NXtirringe Tiicensee,
The Close Price Jeweller.
110, t<1201
be 110 feet long and 10 fent wide, The
other is wooden f 000ted, on North bt'enOh
of Maitland river between tipper and
Lower Wongham. Bridge should be one
apav,140.feet, with roadway 10 feet wide
and a 9 fool sidewalk. Both should be
steel bridges with oouorete abuttnenbe
and should be rebuilt during 1902, Total
amount of Orders keened since June re•
pomrotu, nts a stotatetne$2,801nb .07; "of which ie given,
a
Jon ANSLEY, Go. Commissioner.
1toAD 4ND norm 0etttnl'9'Ite.
Wooxamined the Go, Commissioner's
report and recommend that it berinb d
In the minutes, We advise that hie
rSetcaonmlemenriddagteinbeaa5dototed aWnihthmt tannd-
Sera be naked for owl laid before this
Council at the January (Masten; Re the
Aux Sable bridge recommend that Engi•
Heel's report be aooepted and that he be
insbruoted to report to the Councils of
Lambbon and Middlesex, In referenoe
to Colborne and Goderioh townships pro•.
posed bridge we reoummend tbst the Co.
°outwit visit the nits next 'June and
report. Hoerr C114nzmnts, Chairman.
Hoban Or 00100E Optttnissin,
Your Committee met twice since June
session of Council. On Sept.'Ib' we visit,
ed the House:and made a thorough in.
speotion of the premises and found every.
thing satisfactory. Book yard is now
divided with close beard Zenon and a good
water closet for the females has been
built. Both have been built by Manager
with labor of inmates, the Co. supplying
the lumber, nails, ..to. As direoted by
yon we purchased obapsl eased organ 'for
956 00, } the regular price of the instru.
meat. On Deo. 8rd' we met again and
examined accounts commencing with No.
810 and ending with 855 and find that
total expense ohargeable to House for
year to date of audit is 98,802-97. The
water supply for the 'House is running
short and we ask power of the Council tQ
take aotion in the matter. We also re-
oommend that a fanning mill be parches.
ed under direotion of Committee, Mr.
Frenoh.reports great difficulty is,experi.
enoed in drying the clothes in Winter
after wash days and asks that a dryer be
purchased which would cost about 9200.
We recommend that the Clerk make
enquiry ae to best dryer, oust, &c,, and
report at January session. There were
78 inmates in the House when we were
there. Tons. E, HAYS, Ohairman.
JAILER') REBWENtE ntnTDINO. - cooinr bTiE.
In pursuance of the motion made at
the special meeting of the Council in July
1901, yonr Committee entered into a.00n-
tract with Buchanan - & Lawson, of
Goderioh, to erect a residence at the jail
according to the plans and speoifioations
which had been 'submitted to the .Ooun-
oil, at the price or sum of 92,800 inolud
ing hot•water heating ; the centred price.
to be reduced by the sum of $188 if your
Committee deoided upon' hot air heating,,
Your Committee, however, deoided to'
adopt the bot.water plan of heating and
thin left the contract at 92800: -The non
braotors receiving in addition to the said
sum of 92800 the stone in the walls which
your Committee sold to the oontraotore
at the sum of 9200, so that the contract
for the building really was, as your mo-
tion recommended, 93,000. The building
was to be completed by the 15th of Oot.
1901, and it not then completed a penalty
of $7.00 a day was to have been inflicted.
We are glad to say, however, that the
building was practically completed at .the
time specified. Your committee also
provided in the contract that anp prison
laboremployed should be allowed by the
contractors and this amounted to 97.80.
Your Committee have paid the contrac-
tors $2238 and there is still due them on.
der the contract 9562, and in addition
thereto there are extras amounting to 949.
35, making the total still due, after de-
ducting the above amount of 97 80-
9608.55. Your Committee thought it
wise to engage E. Sharman to superin.
tend the stone work at an expense of
957 00, and this sum has already
been. paid. Your Committee met
during the progress of the work, four
times. It became necessary on several
000asioos to consult the arohibeot in
reference to oerbaiu matters in ammo -
tion with the building, his charges for.
whioh amount to $6 00, and this we re-
commend be paid. There is some point-
ing to be done on the wing walls, which
is to be done in the early, Spring, and a
sum sufficient to cover this work will be
retained out of the sum payable to the
contractors. PitoI1 Hour, Chairman.
tAt.ato w Oi.
J. R. Grant has sold oat his hardware
stook to'7]dt Moffatt and S. Tatham.
Christ.Oharoh Sunday School: is pre.:
paring s Cantata for the Christmas en.
tertainment,
Sidney McCallum has returned to town
from Neepawa, Man., and is again with
Thompson Bros.
High School pupils pnrpoee giving an
entertainment in McDonald's hall before
the Christmas holidays.
The two companies of youthful soldiers
which have been organized in town were
out for drill on Thanksgiving day,
Dr. W. 1. Rothwell; of Hugo, Colorado,
ie spending a few days in 'town and
vicinity. Dr. Rothwell ie a nephew of B.
Bothwell, of town.
Between 16 and 20 members of Listo-
wel lodge I. 0. 0. F. drove out to Atwood
and participated is the AtHome'held by
the Atwood brethren,
The Arlington hotel has been greatly
improved by its new briok front and
haudeome baleoniee, the latter being sup.
ported by substantial pillars.
The roof of the new ohair factory is on
and the windows are in, The gravel for
the dement floor has been hauled and the
building will soon be ready for the
ma0binery.
Listowel orobeetra has been re-organiz.
ed and will be composed as follows : F.
S. Bowe, manager and cornet player ; B.
Rayner, first violinist ; W. Bowden,
trombone ; and Prof, Kellar, pianist.
T. E. Hay and 11. T. Kemp, were in
Strafford last week attending the boom.
bar session of the County Connell. Both
of tbeee gentlemen took a strong stand
against ped tare and proposed a prohibitory
license, ranging from $100 for two bones
to 950 for foot packers.
Alex, Oreelman, of the Imperial Bank,
Ottawa, who narrowly eeeaped,drowning
in the Ottawa River on Friday, wail..
formerly of the Imperial Bank eafl, Lie•
towel. His friends here aougratuiabe
him on his escape and trust that he will
soon mover from the injuries he reeei0.
ed.
•
Miss Adelaide Tait was thrown out of
a wagon near Winnipeg and fatally in.
Pared.
JAM TOWN R
GENERAL
IS NOW READY
FOR TON
0..
XMAS TRADE!
simposimmowe
Just arrived a Fresh Stock of Goods
Suitable for the occasion
Such as Raisins, Currants, Figs, Lemons, Oranges, Lemon pool,
Orange Peel, Citron Peel, Shelled .A:lmoncie, Whole Almonds, Wal-
nuts, Candies of all kinds. Everything you need for Xmas Baking..
20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for $1.00 It
22 lbs. Best Brown Sugar for 1,00'
Our TEAS cannot be surpassed in quality and price. People aro
taking note of the quality and buying in large quantities.
DRY HOODS
We do a large trade as our „prices
are down lower than the aver-
age. We mark everything at
the lowest margin.
BOOTS & SHOES
We have Fleece Lined in Boys',
Girls' and Women's sizes, very
suitable for cold weather.
NECKWEAR
We have just in a new lot from
one of tbe leading houses in
the city, such as Johnston :&
Sword, Toronto. •
RUBBERS
In this line we are selling a large
quantity aswe have just the.
thing for Winter weather, fleece
linecl and others in all sizes.
Also Leggings and Sox.
HORSE BLANKETS
We handle the heaviest and most
comfortable' for the ,least
money. They seem to go well.
CHINAWARE
We are getting in a full line of
Chinaware for Xmas, suitable
for Presents.
IVENS' AND BOYS' SUITS
The very low prices are making them go fast. We areoin out of
room Clothing as' we haven't enough roofor a full
line.
yr. Iikrissi-mal
Post Office Store,
Money Orders issued in con -1
neotion with Pesti:ace. JAME S' O vY LV .
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oBoys'
ScVool Clolhilla
Once a Customer,
Always a Customer.
J
RIES the boys so they can go. out and enjoy the
glorious air, Dress them so they will not be afraid
to roll and tumble sill over the ground. We have clothes'
made on purpose for these busterswon't show dirt, won't
look shabbyin week's a wee� s wear, and will always stand the
rough and tumble wear of the boy. lively bPants have
double knees and double seats, lined with heavy white
cotton, sewed with linen thread, seams double sewn and
taped, buttons put on to stop on ; all this you get when
you ask for the "Lion" Brand of Boys' Clothing. The cut
and make of these suits are not' equalledby anything an thin 'on
the market. We are sole agents for this famous make.
D. C. ROSS.,
CLOTHIER pr AND
c FURNISHER,
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