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M. MDRRISON1
issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ON ,
MISS JEAN M'LIN
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RIANO - AND - ORG7Altl,
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ROBERT QONNINGHAM1
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FIRE AND MARiNE.
GUELPH,
LECIfIE,
LIFI7 , AND VIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAI'i ESTATE AGENT,
VALUATOR,Sro.
Cf0co over Horslov's Thug Store,'
71'ob, Silt, 10112, 80.8m Brussels.
Wellington_ Mutual
Fire Insgranee Co.,
nazis meson 1840
Insurance tahen on the (melt and premium
note system at current rates, Before Mar -
lug elsewhere call on theundersigned Agent
of the Company.
G1EORG'S ROGER8, Brussels.
MISS SARAH LOCIISE MOORE,
L ..C. M., . .
Academie graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Blade, also Member of the Adgoaieted
Mueiolane of Ontario, Jo prepared to reoelve
a limited number of pupils for inetrnetion
on the plano. Qual leed to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the. Conservatory of
Music.
. Brussels, Ontario.
AUCTIONEERS•
p S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
1 • Baa, will sell for better prices, to
better mon in less time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Duron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eon always be arranged at this can or by
personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK
rJ • Honor Grndoate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to tretot all 818-
00680 of domesticated animals in a oompet-
cut manner. Parti'ular attention paid to
• Veterinary Dentistry Calle promptly at-
tended to.. Ofif ae and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels,
'LEUAL AND CONVEYANCING.
, VM. SINCLAIR—
i Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, deo. Office -Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard: Bank.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• B oli ltor &e. Orrice over Stand-
ard Bank,Solicitor for Village 01 Brussels.
Money to Loanat lowest rata.
- MEDICAL CARDS. •
DR. C. AMBROSE TOOLE.
RESIDENCE AND CFFION--
MILL ST,- EAST, 1CIIIIASF)LS.
J. A. M' NA U :GHTON
M. D., Q. M., • ..
Trinity Unlvereityy Fellow Trinity MedialCollege, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
Wffery Edinburgh, t3Telephoue No.14.
Residence—Mill street, Bruesole,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of •Ilia Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and First•olase Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. - Omoe
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
-BRUSSELS.
STOCK FOR 'SERVICE
BULL FOB SERVICE. — A.
xboro'•bred Short Horn, registered
pedigree. Terme 780,11,1th prlvnego of re-
turning if neooaeary. 01(0. ROB8,
'88- Bromide South.
Fall Term in the
L/STOWEL
Begins Sept. I,' 1902
Slnli,otta 0 y outer at any time. Terme
reaenuable.1 oto coure00—Oommerelal and
Shorthand. Sand for Journal,
C. A. FI.I'1Ml7 0, A I, DIcINTYIIE,
President, secretary,
AND
Itril ivh Colombia
lied Cedar shingles
North Shore
Pirie and Cedar
1i'o
841..B AT TRH
Brussels &lig dills.
A1eo Doors and Saab of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
et Short Notice,
Estimates Fueniohed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
[chip and Material Guaranteed.
P• AlmNT
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Biter Now if Posskale
Owago,CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
A e0110o1 that osogplee front rank among
the beat BqvinesColleges nn this continent.
Many loading comutirulul aaboolo employ
Our graduates se teoohero, We do our best
to place all nor 8raduatoe fn good poeltlono
and we bave boon more e11a001alfol this yaar
than in coy preview' year, Tbooe desiring
the neat in buoluene education 'heuld at.
Fond our school,, Write lar catalogue,
W. J. ELLIOTT, J'rhtvtpul,
o ettre gtems,
oa1Noes outlook le good, '
Bathe=LR Fall; Fair Ont, 2,and 8,
DON'T spat toba000 ;Mae on the side -
waist.
REAn Mr, .Rinke' toraae0of Sept. weelh.
ar in this ieene.
25 canto pays for Too POST for the
bulanoe of 1902,
WATOI out for the Fail ennnunoemente
of the live beaineee men in Tee Poor.
TRAINS have been late owing 10 beavy
passenger trntiia in commotion with the
Indu.trial Fair.
SRvenAn Bruaeelitee attended the Bar.
vest Rome Festival held at "Union"
Church, 12th eon., Grey, on Monday
evening and had a good lime,
Now 8monx.—In the lest ieaua of TNR
Poo a new story wag aommenoed entitled
"The Power of Persuasion," that will
prove interesting to one readers. We
give a double quantity this week owing to
last week's holiday.l
RRai8TRATION.—The report of the In-
epeotor of Registry Otiose for 1901 just
issued, Gives the following information :
No. of instruments registered 4,170 t thio
ie exceeded by five other ooantles only.
Of these 1429 were deeds, 1006 were
mortgagee, 1060 (discharge of,., mort-
gngee, 170 wills, and 5 leasee, 1207
abet'ao0e, 1018 eearobee, 6 mechanics''
Ilene, and 492 not enumerated. The.
710)00 amount 01 Mee earned for the year,
was 56071 25, Amount of income paid to
county, 81285.68. Net amount of Mame
received by Registrar 52909.80. The
total valve of the mortgages registered
was 51,480,066.
Tun Clinton New Era pays of the
Lnbor1Day Bowling mntob otitis Bruges's :
In .the afternoon Brneeele drove over,
titres rink strong, to give Clinton. Bowl
ere a ooneolation game having been
downed badly on their visit to that town
some two weeks past.' They got von
satiation by defeating Brugeele two games,
and they departed declaring honors even.
The followiog are the scores
' - CLnITON BnuasiaS
Dr. Shaw ell
Spalding Jackson
skip 10
Hoover Hewitt
Dr. Agnew, skip 29 .IrwiArdn,
Laggh Beattie
Armstrong. James
Howard - Downing
Raneford, skip 28 J. T: Rose, ebip 16
Irwin Leatherdale
Jaokeon MoNanghton
Fair Coseley
Forrester skip 28 D. C. Roes skip 10
Olinton'o majority 49.
A second game resulted in favor of tbe
borne team by a majority of 1. Two of
Clinton's rinks being up and one of
Brunets.
Toscana IN TRAINING.—The following
non professional teeobero are now in at.
tendanoe at Huron County Model
Schools :—
CLINTON.
0. Brigham, Londeeboro,
H. Comecon, Kippen,
E, DunloP, Ciioton'
E. Johns, Clinton,
M. Her, Clinton,
E. Manning, Clinton,
K. MoOoart, Oliniou,
M. Porter, Clinton,
E Robson, Clinton,
F. MoEwen, Henson,
M. Hartry, Seafortb,
J. Lawrence, Seafortb,
J. Lowrie, Constance,
K. Hart, Broaefield,
J. Lane, Brooefield,
S. Seel, Craobrook,
E. Musgrove, Wingham,
M. Walsh, Wingham,
J. H. Todd, Bengal',
F. T. Bryane,'hometown,
G. N. Johnston, Wingham,
R. 0. Fraser, Molesworth,
W. Jarrott, Hillegreen,'
W. C. Wilford, Blyth,
0. Bawer', Brumfield,
R. King, Clinton. .
G0DE810n.
Edith Taylor, Brewster,
Mabel A. Bailie, Dungannon,
Tena M. Johnston, Carlow,
Lillian M. Wilson, Holmeevillei
Anna' Martin, Exeter,
Mabel Jennison, St. Joseph,
Lillian Robinson, Exeter,
Rebecca M Hogg, Benguela,
Pearl E Jaoiteon, Tees water,
Mary .1 °lark Bt. ilelens,
Annie M Courtney, Amberley,
Harry 8Va'ker, Boltaet,
Lin Roux, Goderioh,
Edward Stewart, Beowiiler, '
Wm, J. L win, Belfast,
T. I. O'Loughlin, Luck now,
Melbourne MoDougall, Westfield.
%V ins intro.
Mise. Delia Aparliog has been vary ill.
Wingliam Pall Fair, September 25 20
]Nine Hattie RoynctIde 'eft nn Timidity
of loot week to epend a couple of weeks
at Grimbey Patk.
Barrister R. Eicanies, is building a
brick M. air on the corner of Josephine
and Maple streets.
Ethel Musgrove, Mabel Walsh, and,
Geo, Jobgston left on Tneeday of lent
week' to attend Olinkin Model oohool,
Jno, Clegg is preparing to remove to
the thriving town of Weteekewin, N. W.
T., where be hag purohaeed an hotel
business.
John Allenby has returned from Cali-
fornia. Ho thinks there le no place like
Oalifornid and expoote to go book there in
the Spring.
Mien M. A. Robertson, forinerly teacher
in Wingham school, baa eeoured a eehool
in Leamington and oommeneed her
duties last weak,
The Wingham District Epworlb
Leanne Convention will be held in the
Methodist obnrab, Wingham, on Friday
October the 10th, ,
3, J Elliott, 'V, B., who took a trip to
Manitoba a few weeks age, sate taken ill
pa arrival at 110001000 Wn ,are p'eatad
to ropprt hint hotter end ,able to retort)
home e
,k
, H 1g ex ''tad 10
k me thio week,
f
FfAIloln H. R'lxs--'fl'o ra000 ad the
State fair, a0 Pea ,llotnea, Atte, 28th,
wore feet, and .in Spino of adverse 000dl.
Hone Harold H. Welts the track 007771(47
and set anew mark a0 2,00 Snt, the new
reword wee mode in the third Moat pt the
free lor•all, and a second and a quorter
woe chopped off the previous beet time,
the old record of 2101• being held by
Strothberry, owned by Dr, W. A1, Scott,
at Oenlrovile,. Harold H• went a pretty
mile in eotablialtieg the new ro0ord, aim
did not make a skip in the torr quertore.
He wont the first quarter in 52 fiat, to
the holt in 104/, to the third quarter in
1 87i, and home ill 2 09 flat, Boma 10,•
000 people saw the tame,
Snntmary--.
Free -for all paoe, purse 5500,.
Harold H., 2 04, b, g., Road•
master, Mackenzie & Moyee,
Winnipeg (Carnatboo) 1 1 1
Yoeng Joe, 241, br. d., doe
Young, D. K. Carter, Des
Moines (Carter) 2 2 8
Mica Williams, 2.osi, b. m:,
F. Burin, Colorado Springs,
(Bush) 8 8 2
Time, 214j•, 214i, 2 09.
l.xeter-.
Roy Farmer" left'rueeday morning of
last '
week for 'Windsor, where he will at
tend 'sdndwJoh College.
D. R zall, who has been engaged at the
grief mill here, left for Sarnia whore he
b to amoepted a similar position.
The Jnuior Bible class of the James
atroet Methodistohurob pia nicked at
Grand Bend Monday of last week, the
outiog being very much enjoyed.' •''
W. Johns hag ag•,in deoided to open up
a tailoring bueinesn in town and will.
money the premiere recently ,vacated .by
W. W. Taman, on the Bost side of Main
street.
Rev. R, MoOoeb, R. D., reotor of
Chrlet Ohurph, Chatham, preached an.
nivereary and Harvest Thanksgiving
aern1000 to Trivitt Memorial obdroh on
Sunday.
The many Mende here of Jos. Davie
will be pleased to learn that he to daily
improving at the Muakoka Sanitarium,
Grovenhuret. He has taken on consider-
able float during hie ab4enae and the
'Mange, oonpled with the careful treat.
went, eeeme to have the desired effect.
1E 1-a.
George Smith left for Teeewater, wbere
he has eeoured a situation at the hotel
Vendome.
Harvest Theukegiving servioeo will be
held in Trinity (thumb on Sunday, Sep.
tember 21st. ,
B yth tax rate for 1902 will be 18 mills
on the dollar. John W. Bell will be the
oolleotor, at 340.
Mise Amy Eder reit on Tuesday
morning of last week for Toronto, where
she will attend the Conservatory of
Mavis. •
Wm. Moser . left for a ,holiday trip
through the Thoneaod Islands He will
return by way ot-Rooheeter,.Boffelo. ane
Hamilton.
Mica Mabel McElroy, youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Wm. McElroy, of'Blytb, woe
married in Chicago on Monday aftar000a
of last week, to a young gentleman of
tbat pity.
HYMENEAL—The reeidenoe of James
Logan was nue noane of a pretty wedding
at high noon on Friday, Aug, 29, when
hie daughter Eliza, wall united in marri.
age to Samuel B. Gorwill, of London.
The bride, who was charmingly attired
in cream lustre, with trimming of silk ap
pligoe and obiff.,n, and carried a beaoti•
fol bogaet o4 oream roses, entered the
.room leonine. on the arm of her father, to
the strains of the wedding played
1
P Y ed
by bar slater, Mise Tena Logan. .Atter
the oeremony, which wae.performed by
T'S.
8RU8$$L$
Rov, Wm. Penball, of Atwood, the
mete repaired to the dining room, .whore,
c'vc ad r
ale Mid w li for h 1
r 25 -the oohs
robemnp of .1110 rl0coratiphe wag pluk- and
white, Tho presents were rufnerana and
ooetiy, showing the high entetm in which
the bride to held. Gneeta were present.
trots Oil City, Guelph, Zonation, Qoderiob
and Harloolf.
Gators 101,
The-Vidttte 14 holidaying fade ]week,
W. Green le improving bio reeidenoe
by a atone fomuiatian and brink veneer.
Mise Minnie Williams, otter spending
the Summer with her psrente, Mit for
Philade:pphia,
Rev. Enrol Dean, S, F, Robineon, of
Walkerton, will preach in the G}orrie par.
iebee on Bept. 14th,
B. S. Diane left on Monday morning
of last week for AUleton where be hoe
eeoured a position 00 teaoher in a publio
school,
Tine Great Northwest Telegraph office
will stay in town and will be in °barge of
Mina Edith Perkins at her borne in rear
of the poetoffioe.
Wm. Doig loft on Mpnday of last week
for Montreal, to be present at the funeral
of bis father, who departed Ibis life at
the age of 61 yoare.
Matthew,Daoe;le erecting a beautiful
academie at Orange Hill, whioh when
completed will add to the beauty and
Qumran 'of Mr. Dana's egrroundingo.
Forakwv1011,
Fall Fair here on Saturday, Oot. 4.
Rev. Theo. Hall, of Wingham, preach.
ed in the Methodist (Murals here last
Sabbath. •
Alex, Orr ham gone extensively into Ibe
bean bneigeea and intends parohasing all
he oxo get. .
The largest Dorn stalk to be Been this
aemeon MA grown. on Thomas Gibson'%
farm, and measured 15 feet 8 inches in
length.
Win. Mahood, of Webster City, arrived
in Fordwioh, and will remain for a abort
time vieltiog hie mother, easter and other
rel•,tives and friends,
Wm. Downey and Mrs. Coburn, wbp
bays been bare for a abort time, returoed
to Toronto on Monday evening of last
week. They were accompanied by Mrs.
Trios. Downey, who will go to a hospital
to be treated for her illness.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mrs. Smith, 0000000 Banton and
Mary Ste., Berlin, on Tuesday afternoon
of last week, at 4 o'clock, when her eeoond
daughter, Bertha, was married' to Bert.
Young, of Ford south, Ont. The ceremony
wag performed by Rev. D. B. Bberk. in
presence of only the immediate membere
of the family. The bride; who was given
eway.by her grandfather, Philip Snyder,
wag attended by her sister, Annie, and
bo h were prettily gowned.. in ..white
organdie. Alex. Pnttook supported the
groom. Mr. and Mr.Tonng will reside
in Berlin,
iArotow,al
Listowel'' rate of taxation thio year
will be 24 mills in the 5,: -
Mias Lena -Large has taken a position
as bead milliner. at Mt Forest.
Kidd-Broe, shipped a oar of horses -to
Toronto, There were 21 in all.
A. L. McIntyre hag again taken oharge
of the Listowel Badness College.
Mise. MoAllieter, missionary: to Liberia,
Wast Africa, is home again and is sojoar-
ning with her father, Jag. McAllister,
Elmo street. •
R: H. Hallie the poeeeesor of a geeing.
foal opeoimen of interest and rariety,
being a piece of the atone out of which a
Whin is being made for Her Majesty
The many friende in town of Mre. M.
Wildtang, of Berlin, formerly of Listowel,
will be pained to bear 01 shot lady's
serious illness. She recently underwent
anoperation o at Guelph General
P Hospital,
and vary little hope ie held out for bar
reoovery.
.,HOUSE PAINTS
When you oonsider about the painting of your houee
' the moot important thingto think of is, what is the beet
quality of paint. obtainable? The best paint to stand
the weatber and look fresh for the longest time? There
is only one gnawer to this, namely,' that a paint made
with Brandram'e B. B. Genuine Lead, Pure Linseed Oil,
TRADE MARK end jam enough Dryer, must be the beet, as this B. B.
Lead hoe for eo many years been proved superior to all others. Such a paint is
Anchor Liquid'Hooee Paint, and it is the only liquid paint made in Canada with
Brandrom a B. B: Genulue White Lead.
It is a mistake for yon to leu auything but the very beat paint in painting your
home. The coat of putting on the paint ie neuallyabout the same as the coat of the
paint itself. A cheap paint takes more time to make a reasonably good job with
than a good paint, and dose not last 00 long, nor look so well. In fact the cheap paint
is the moat expensive paint in the end. Make no mistake. Use Anchor Liquid
House Paint. It ie -a Pure White Lead, Zino and Linseed Oil Paint, and ie art good
as van be mode with .our oboioe of the very best materials. Use it and get themost
eatiefaatory multi' obtainable with paint. Sold by—
Ear,DiE'`Ay' qsz co.. Brussels.
Downing Bros.
Beauty in a Shoe
Iis not hard to find these days,
i but it is difficult to find that rare
Combination of beauty and style,
comfort and durability. Never-
theless you can get it at DOWN-
ING'S, and it won't cost you any
more for these Shoes than others
lacking these essentials. Our
Oxfords and Colonials are mar-
vels.
Agents for the Slater Shoe.
owning Eros.
ETHEL
AW MILk$
All kinds et Dressed Lumber kept 01
hand from 310 up,
British Cglpmbia, hone qct 13hOnglea
and Lath kept en stand,
A good farm on 18th eon, of Grey for
sale.
6, gnant ty of green cedar : p080a for
sale on Lot 7, Con. 4, Grey,
8, S. 001...E,
PRQR1t1P(T01i, ETHEL.
Queen Alexandria. The block tvae boat.
ed on the North shore of Lake Huron end
le pronounced a genuine jasper and orya..
tai stone, and ie the only epeoimen of
this formation that baa been found in
Ontario.
Wednesday evening William Pelton,
pump maker, had the misfortune to
break his leg while out in Howiok. '3he
accident was oaueed by Mr. Pellou trip.
ping and falling over the wagon tongue
while handling a pump, ' The break ie
at the thigh, and will lay him up for sonic
weeks. Mr. Pelton is a member of the
Town Council.
The annual Confereuoe of the United
Brethren Churoh is being held in the U.
B. Choral in thea town. The Confer,
anoe opened at 9 is, m. on Wednesday
last, and will oontione till Sunday foil.
owing. Bishop Mills, .of Pennsylvania,
presides, and about fifty ministers
and delegates are present, from both
Canada and the United States. There is
preaching each morning while the• Con.
lemma Meta. Bishop Mille will preach
on Sunday evening, 140h inat.
The Liquor Act, 1902.
The vote to bo taken in the Province
Ontario no December 4 next will be up
a measure that ie not as fully 'Indernto
as it ought to be. Thie measure, kno
as the LlgdorAot, 1902, hasbeen m
represented by M. opponent's, who ha
ebdeavonred to make it appear that t
lawlafrill of loop boles and &feet'', pe
witting .1t good deal of unoontroll
liquor eel ins in' drug -acorea, and ho
drinking,. A. synopsis of the dead'
features of the Aot will show how - n
founded are each aeeerti,.ue.
The new law absolutely -prohibits{
Bale or keeping for Bale. of iotoxiooti
liquor by any person in the _Province
Ontario except under the following oo
ditione : (1) Wholesale druggists who a
specially llaeneed may sell under rig
reetriations for mechanical and satenti
purposes, and to registered medical m
and spatially licensed,druggiate. (2)iR
tail druggists who are specially license
may sell under similar reetriotiooe f
modioinal or sacramental purposes.
The keeping of liquor tor sale ie el
prohibited in the moat precise and' 'etie
five Patna. No person ie allowed to. ha
liquor in an.offiae, store, or any oth
place other them private dwelling i
which he reeideo, urileeo he to a profs
atonal men requiring the liquor for use i
his baseness or profession, or le a license
druggist doly'authorized to sell for pe
milted purposes. The rev'
ii
sone for the carrying P y ng oat o
this prohibition are of the most °omelet
and effective obaraoter, including require
menta of certificates and prescription
from qualified profs 'clonal men an
sworn official returns of all sales made
The specially lioeneed droggiete will b
under much stricter rests' i
tot one 1110
those that now govern all druggists undo
the liaenee law.
Buying for home nae isabcoluteiy pro
hibited anleaa the liquor is purchase
from some person in another Province o
country. No Bale or giving of liquor i
olube or ebope or offices 80 in any wa
permitted. The law is about as rigid
measure of provincial prohibition as it i
poneible to devise ander thepowere the
a legislature possesses. It is now the
'strictest prohibition sot that it is now
possible for am to aeons.
Any one who gale, or keeps for sale, or
gives away liquor unlawfully, any liaen:
sed druggist who Belle in n s unlawful
place or an 'unlawful quantity, or allowe
igoor lawfully (told to be drunk on. hie
premises, any. one who ['applies liquor in
an idiot Beller, and. any one who Emile for
given liquor in any olub; ie liable for
first offence toa fine of not leee'them 8200
nor more than 51,000, and in default of
mmediate payment to imprisonment
or from three'to six montbe and for a
cooed offence to ,imprisonment for not
ass than six months nor more than
we've moothe. If a licensed druggist
r hie agent is the offender, the license is
orfefted, and cannot be renewed for three
pare
Any spatially licensed druggiet who
ells,•,wi,hont.pr,per affidavit or other
uthority, or Mile to make or report
eoord of sales, cny person knowingly
sing Manor nnlawfnlly pnrtbaeed or con
liming liquor on. premteae where Bold,
ny physician, dentist, or veterinary sur..
eon who uses hie_poeition to aid in the
scission of the law, and any person who
vee liquor to mioor without authority
f !Other, mother, guardian or phyeioian,
liable for first offence to a fine- of not
as than fifty dollars, and in ;default of
mmediste payment todmprieooment. for
om two to' f ur monttte i and for a
onnd offence to a Ana of hot lees khan
a hundred dollore, oar more than five
indeed dollars, and in default of lm-
ediate payment to imprisonment for
om four td eight months, with similar
ovieio40 abottt'forfeitare.of'Menge Old
'qualification of 'ioende.
AB a mementos of prohibitory legislation
is law is far ahead of anything ever
fore drafted in thee country. It ie not
it to compare it with the Soott Aol, or
ny other meaenre more local in its
ovisions, It 10 an honest attempt to
vise the moat effeotive kind of prohibi•
ry law. It was the work of skilled and
petienoed professional men in Manitoba
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WANTED. --A TRUSTWOR.
Tim gentleman or lady in each oonn-
ty to manage.buelness for an old establish-
ed bongo of solid nonmetal standing. A
straight, bona fide weekly cash salary of
1116,00 pain by shook 'each Wednesday with
all expeneee direet front, headquarters,
Money advanced for expellees. Manager,
840 neaten Bldg., Chicago,
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MILLINERY
This week we make our Bret display of LADIE$' TALL OUT-
INC NATO in all the 1000 Paris and Now 'Rork eG log tmoh which
are the Nayarit), Prinoeee, Parkside and Ethelbert, which are now so moors
in evideuoe in the large pities and Sommer resorts,
Dor milliners, who have been ,visiting all the oentree of tuition
and getting all the new ideas in Millinery, will return about the 15th 'net„
when they will be prepared to take orders and trim tip Hata and Aonnete
in the moat artistic) style,
BLOUSE
We are showing all the newest things in e
Bionoln , in French
Flannels and other new materials in stripes, 'mote and floral designs. Also
the new Ribbon Stripe .Goode, in a variety of ooloringe, whiob are now H0
mnoh in vogue, and a Lull range of blaok and colored Sating, Tafettas,
Tamolinee and Japanese Bilks enitable for shirt waiete. '
Thie week we have received enr New Furs in 'Mesio Far Coate,
readier,' Astrachan Jackets, Caperinee, Ruffs, Cape, Eta. Owing to the
great increase in our Fur trade we have bought heavier than usual and a
mooh Hoer quality.
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er Goods P �
Don't forget that we are clearing out all lines of Summer
Goods very cheap. There is a long season of hot weather
yet to come and you therefore get the benefit of seasonable
goods at a low price.
"M" Waists Don
t sag
and there never was a
knitted shirt or garment
that stands wear and
washing as well. The
fabric is knitted from a
high gradecotton and is
bleached after knit-
tingby a special pro-
cess to preserve all the
life and strength.
The weight of cloth-
tar, inw doesn't come on the
e knitted goods at all but
on the ' M" system of
taping: This carries the strain, and never
wears out. The buttons don't come off, and
the button holes last as long as the waist.
Less worry about waist cost, and mosrsatis-
iactioa for the child.
We can supply you with the
"M" Underwaist for Girls and
Boys from 2 to 10 years of ago
at 25c and -35c each. This is
the ideal 'Waist for Children,:
not only the most .comfortable
and durable but nicest and. best
in every' way.
Standard Patterns, -Fashion.
Sheets and Designers for Sep-
tember.now to hand. Popular
Patterns at Popular Prices.
STRAC
The Hand that
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is never so willingto perform
its labors as when the Paint used
yields easily in application. The
work becomes a labor of love if you
use our reliable Beady -mixed
Paints. We'll supply you With an
article that
Stands on its
Merits Alone
-The BEST and the CHEAPEST. The SFr17IRWIN—WIL-
LIA.MS PAINTS saves you Money, Time and Patience and never
fails to give satisfaction.
Complete stock of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, &c.
Wilton & Turnbull
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A RECORD -BREAKER
EWAN &
Have sold 52 Buggies and 6 Wagons this
season, already, and are now offering Spec-
ial Bargains
pecial.Bargains for one month as they intend
to make this season a record -breaker in
the number of sales. Remember the date,
July 12, is the limit for bargains. You
need not be afraid to drive 30 or 40 miles
to see our stock, you will be sure to buy.
It will be to your advantage to see the
High Grade Buggies at close prices.
Eobt. Thomson has purchased one of
our pneumatic, steel wheel, ball bear-
ing, bike buggies. This is the 3rd
we have sold in Brussels and they
are ail giving first-class satisfaction.
These rigs eau be bought from
EWA
At close prices at the tip -to -date Carriage Factory,