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VroNIY5C TO LOAN AT 5 Pgu
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pug of Or000ry, Pereberre etreot, l0raaaole,
M, MARRISON,
'saner of Marriage. Licenses,
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NWALTQN, QNT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLiN,
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PIANO - AND '- ORGAN,
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
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F+1FI7 AND PIlt18 1NSURANOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
VALUATOR eke.
Olive over Hureley'n ..Drug Store,
Feb. 6th,1002, s0•Bm $rue6d1,.
Wellington Mutual
I?Ire insurance 00.,
F.d7An
• r.monoD 1840
Insontaken on the eash andpremium
note system
at current) .otos, Before incur•
ing elsewhere callon the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE'ROG'ERS. Wessels.
MSS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L, O. M.,
Academie graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Musts, also Member of the Aesootated
Muofeiana•of Ontario, is prepared to reoeivo
a united number of pupils for instruction
ou the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Mueio,
Brussels, Ontario.
AUCTIONEERS.
T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1 • isnR, will Bo11 for bettor prices, to
bettor men in lees time and leas obarges
than any other Auctioneer in Fast Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
. eau arm ye he arranged at this office or by
, personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
+/ • Honor Grn.na.e of the Outarlo Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a compet-
ent manner. Pa,Ji,ular attention paid to
Veterinary ito,,t,etry. Calls promptlyat-
tendedto. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tiroberry sit, Brame's.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NAT M-,SINCLAIR-
V Rarriatar, 9olleitor, 'Qonveyaneer,
1 13� warm Bleak
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Notary pub 10 Ate, t aloe t e
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1 door Nrrth of Central Hotel:
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
G. F.BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, dm. Office o+er Stand.
and Bank. Solicitor for' village of Bre/wale.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR, O. AMBROSE TOOLE,
RESIDENCE AND OFFIOE-
011LL ST, EAST, BRUSSELS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,'
DI. D., C. III.,
Trinity University, Follow Trinity Medfaal
Colloge,Membor College of Physicians and
Someone, Ont. Licentiate of. the Royal 0o1 -
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery,
id-
wiferyBdinb arab. MR -Telephone No.14,
Resibence-8u ill street, Rnrseele.
DEN (ISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and First class Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuiver0ity. Ofdoe
next to Brewer's Photograph .Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BULL FOR . SERVICE.-- A
Thoro'-bred Short Horn, registered
pedigree. Terme 75e, i with privilege of re•
turob:Mif neoeseary. 00180, Rftna,
es• ' - Brussels South.
Fall Term in the
f/L/STOWEL
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Begins Sept, I, 1602
Students m„y outerat any time. Terms
1 oan,eabla, T wo ooureeo—Oommerotal, nod
Shur Wand. Send for Journal.
C. A. Ft.IEMIING, A. McIN'rYRE,
i'resldent, .-, evatary,.
8141 -hip! Fr'
F 117 1,9
akin.
British Columbia
lied Cedar Shingles
North Shore
Pin aLnd."Cedar
FOR SALE AT Tau
Brussels Planing lilts
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order.
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Matotiol Guaranteed,
T...A.M.g1\1111.
Attend the Rest -It Rays
CENTRAL
TRATFORA, ONT,
li
• rs
Beoontgredeateekayoeeee tad geed
ponitiono at 040, $95, 800 and 080 p01
inontI, and a few Jaye ago an applies•
tion wue revolved 00 elle d ra n t r
roc lv a to
t
a
erJn nus . lastit term a eafary of gig-
Per annum, Tole is for kind of orielt
Q vow 13
Dote you aro looking far as to the boot
tertidotmonth it possible. free, En. Qi
W, J,10LL0OT'1',Prmcipal, it
if
x xcx# i.e s,
Fitt v 814.
Mies Mary Moleanghlin left Net week
for athreo monka vieit with th t r brother
and friends at Dutton.
Mies Mand King left here on Monday
of last Weak for Waebington, D C., where
she intends taking a waren of training in
the national training etibool fur mission.
arieo and dea80Ileeges.
T. R. Wright, of the firm otHumpbrey
& Wtigh', bnildore and contractors, Trow.
don, wee in Blyth and parallelled 325,000
brink from
AdamW06 e 14afar. The brick
Was bought for the London Builders'
Supply & Ma la to i
a n r n Co. rite rine
waep$5.50 per thoueand.''Mr, Wettlanfer
ie to load the brick on care at Blyth, and
the purohaeere pay the freight from Blyth
to London.
Olin ton.
The red' Beamevllle premed brink baa
arrived ,oy the Beene for our new poet
office.
A horse that had been sold by Mr. Wal•
lie to Geo. Dale, broke its neck while in
the battle yards.
J. B. Rumball has been appointed
teener of 'Marriage Licenses by the Pro-
vincial Secretary. .
Andrew Taylor hag reoeived his total
disability claim of $500 from the Inde.
pendent Order of Fureotere.
Mise Elate Dowzer left for New York
ou Monday of Net week where she takes
her poet graduate oouree as nurse.
Owing to the continued illness of her
mother and the apparent ditiloulty of
securing domestio help, Mies Stephenson
hag been compelled to resign her position
ail teacher in Hauean school, atter five
rime' 0007108.'
12 Carter hauled forJgbn Rai:Word a
load of stove'ooal, weighing 6880 pounds,
from Goderioh to Stapleton. This is
over 8 tone to weight, and was drawn by
one team of boreee. A apan of hordes
thatcan draw this amount over the hille
that lie between here and Qoderieh is
enviable.
Lista,wel
Adam Zilliax, .jeweller, ,hoe reared
home after a six weeko' sojourn in Mani.
toba.
Val. Scbinbein and family. will leo to
nt Braaebridge, where Mr. Sohiubein 00
mimeo his position in the new furniture
factory, there, of which he is one of the
promoters.
The Listowel Furniture 00. have de.
sided to go on with the' emotion of a new
addition to their [eatery this Fall. It will
be built -along Elena street, extending
eastward from the main building, and
will be 86x70, three etoriea high.
Upon hearing the Are alarm on Saber.
dayy morning lltb inet., wields was Bound-
ed to pall the brigade up to go to Atwood,
Geo. Raines, Mill street, got up hurriedly,
and in moving about in the dark fell
down etaire, with the remit, that he has
a broken arm, the bone being fractured
above the wrist.
• Benjamin Everall, an old resident of
the Wallace boundary, about three miles
West. of Listowel, had taken his own life
by haogiug himself in the bare, while
hie eon's family, with fehom he lived,
were atdinner. The old mag was in bio.
84th year, and it is supposed that he nom
mitted euioide while in a fit of despond
enoy. He had been in town .the day
before, and appeared to he in -'hie 00001
health, although ho had been noticeably
failing of late, bothmentally and phyei-
aaily. He hae been a reeideat of'tbe Tat
concession of Wallace for many years,
,and in hie youuger days was an ardent
Orangeman,. as well as being• a staunch
Conservative.
Orocterlct>„
A, B. Maodouald fe oommenoing' the
practice of law in Goderioh, 'and has
taken the office at tbe•oorner of Hamilton
and Newgate streets formerly 000upled
by E. Woodcock. t
A brink addition is being: built to the
Horton blook on North street, to be need
by Allan & Maiver for a tinemithing and
plumbing department which they, are
adding to their business.
TheGoderiohOrgaii Company will eek
the towncouncil tosubmit a by-law for
115erloau of +25,000 without interest for
fifteen yea's, repayment to 00mmenes
afe'rthe third year, to rebuild the lac
tory deetroyed by fire 011 a larger Beale.
The company would engage to employ
from 76 to 100 hands.
The banns r preoetited. by the - confer.
ems branch of the Methodist Wnmat'e
Mi•eionary Society to the Mieei n band
showing the greatest activity during the.
twelvemonth preceding the holding of
the annual convention was,wou this year
by the Labor of Love Mission B aid 10
oon0eotion with North street Methodist
elm rah.
County Orowu Attorney Lewis, in his
rela1ne of,erimluai oases in the county'
of Buren'ior' the twelvemonths ending
September 30th, 1002, rapoi'te twelve
oases in. the County of Judge's Criminal
Oourf, resultut,, in Bight oonviotiond` and
four aegaittaie• There was no-'Seeelone
work. Tbie is k' pretty good reooreffor a
large and populous' county like Huron,
The sale et the property belonging to
the estate of'the late S. ploatie, was held
and the greater portion of the property
was diopoted o!. .The henhouse residence
on Hamilton street whish was Mr.
Sloane's home wag sold to A. J. Cooper,
who also purobaeed much of the fnrni•
tare and furniehinge of the house. Thos.
Gledhill bought the two attached frame
stores ' on Hamilton street, and Mr.
Cooper purohaaed the brick elevator, the
briok cottage behind it on Victoria Street,
the frame house on Hamilton street aid
Mr. Sloane half ehare fn the 100 aore
farm oil the lake 815000 road in oolborne
township.
The trualeee of bier."). eireet Methodist
pllargh bare takett sleek of their goal, and
i8t1d1110 their supply vexy abort, .with
Pe Immediate prtspect of repleniohmou0
they have taken drastic pleasures to meet
the situation. The week -day meetings in
the oborok have boon oanoeiled or altered,
the Wednesday gipping prayor,meettnge
being bold at private hymnal and ilia EP
worth Leven() meetings before•tbe regular
Pnbiia
tier visa on Sunday oyao.
InR,
The annual convention of the Epworth
League of Gotforioh dietript will be held
InVietariaat, Methodist church, node•
rich, on 'Thursday and Friday, Ootober
00 and 81, commencing at 2 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, 4 good Program
bee been arranged including an evening
oeeeioe on Thursday which will be ed.
dressed by Rev, k.17,•R'lalott, B, A., B,
D,, of Renaud, and Rev, R. Hobbs, of
Wingbam, and at which music will be
given by the choir of the oburgh,
Atwood,
Nearly all the September oheeee in this
vioinity has been sold et a good figure,
an a t ri e
many f o o a have n Mize(' 10p and
eam8 llo,
Thos, E. Shearer has dniehed silo till,
ingg with a enooesoful keneou, having filed
eighteen eiloe; refilled two, There ore
144 agree of corn in these silos.
The trustee board of the Methodist
Church,aeked fora
ar wail
offering farewell e t0 of
$100 anme Sunday the people reopen k�ded-
with $101, which shows .a liberal people
and is creditablet
he
tom.
At the seventh
u
sou a
e Io
onvention
of
the Stratford District Epworth League
to beheld in St. Marys on Thursday and
Friday of this week, a paper on ',linage
in League work," will be read by Maud
Barrie, of Atwood,
N°Tim An or Tite, Fleu.—Atwood Dow
has a night watchman- who will look
attar the safety of dwellings.—The damage
to the Poet Office was not extensive 'and
was adjueted on the °eme day by the
Inepeator of the Perth Mutual who 'fixed
the damages at $50,—T. G. Ballantyne
reoeived 8208 s,0 damagee to- hie store.'
He is insured in the Economical.—S,
Watson's household goodswere almost
ruined by smoke and water. Hie loge
has been adjusted by the Inspector of the
Economical Fire Iusuranoe•Oompany at
+226 Hie piano is to be Bent to the fan•
tory to be thoroughly overhauled. Mr.
Anderson reueives the full amount from
the same company, viz;, +2 000. Mre.
R Iger was not insured and will lose
about $800.—At a public meeting palled
to diocese the question of taking action
til to seouring fire proteotioo, it Wae
moved by D. G. Anderson, seconded by
Wm. Marshall, that the following Com-
mittee be appointedtoconsider ways and:
means, obtain all necessary information
and report at , another public meeting.
shortly : J. Rues, J. A. Mitchell, J.' A.
Rlin1p, W. R Erekine, 0. H. Holmes
and T. d. Radcliffe,. The matter of
waterworks wee also discussed. It was
thongbt that by placing a abeam pump in
Qorrie'e mill and in Ferreetor'e, and lay.
ing pipes along the $re limit, that water
.gold be ouppliod in Wm/Warm by meang
of hydrants and hose, Thio would net
0110 ue olaesideation maltose the .pumping
engine were in a separate lire•proof btuid•
Lucian vw.
e e Net o 1'e
Valens sold the I f I7
W.nh V a hag
farms to Smith MoLean, of Gnoknow,
Oolin Matheson has returned home
after a emir o at the British Barraoke at
Halifax,
Leeknow Musical Society Band hoe
bad a very large number of o0t01de en-
gagements during the season just Wooed.
Charles Taylor, of West Wawanosb,
sold hie due team of agricultural burse*
to Meagre, Currie sad Rintoul, of Wing•
ham, for $400.
Prof. John A, Nicholls, organizer for
the Dominion Anhwei° will deliver aft
address in the Town Hall, on Thursday
eveniog, Oot. 28rd,
Glady MoQuaig,.who is employed al the
furniture factory, woe struck in the
stomach by a board thrown from the oir
ostler caw and wail badly hurt.
Thos. and Mre, McDonald and family
left for Theeealon, Algoma, where they
will make their ' home in future. Mr,
McDonald hag pnroh'aeed a large farm
three miles from to
about roe m le om Thee ton,
A largely attended meeting of the
Luoknow Curling Club was held in. W.
Allen a office whee the following
officers
were elected :—Patron,
R. II. Truax, M.
atronese re
P. P. • P M R. E. Truax •
honorary President, Dr. Ulappp ; Fred -
dent,
dent, Jamee 13. Hunter ; vine President,
John McGarry; Secretary,' R, W. Maths•
eon ;'Treasurer, Thoe. S. Reid ; repre.
'tentative members, J. G. Murdock, W.
ADM, Jae. Bryan 1 ekipe, Jame, Bryan;
Wm. Alli0, J. G. Murdook, J.13. Hunter ;
managing Committee, Geo. Lawrence, G.
A, Siddell, Thoe. F. Cain.. ,:
W int: team.
Dr. Agnew hag gone to New York to
take a post.graduate course.
Mise Houghton was called to Toronto
on Taeeday of last week; by the illne,e of
her eieter.
D. Longheed, baker has put in one of
the latest types of gasoline engines and a
dough mixer.
Robt. Aikens, jr., had the middle finger
of hie left' hand badly out while at work
on the sharper in the chair factory.
The Western Foundry Oo., Ltdt, turn.
ed'outtwegty-four stoves the week before
last, and last week they completed thirty
'six others.
The 0. P. R. Winter time table went
into effect last week. The only change
here is that the afternoon train for Tor-
onto now leaves at 8.43 instead of 3.58.
Prinoipal. Maegrove is re-engaged et
$850. Mies McLean`, assistant to the
Principal, wue re-engaged at a salary of
$875. The other members of the teaoh•
Rverylhiugeaw�,�
t•
�a lel 1111-linery
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Our Fall and, IS the most complete we have
ever shown. We offer all the DC
x Winter Stook latest Novelties in
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:1EC Our Ready-to-wear Hat Department is one of the leading
features of our business and contains every desirable
style in the greatest variety of Trimmings and at prices
that defy competition.
Tl1e
Misses S
es Habkirk
• • •
i When you wear a pair
of our rubbers you know
you have a good thing—
because they keep the feet
dry and they wear well.
We sell only brands
that have stood the test.
They 'are made of pure rubber.
'Will fit any shoe. .
'Wil'l stand rough usage.
We buy, the best and sell at money -saving prices.
Men's, women's and children's—all kindsl, all prices.
Those that•are dry and those that are both dry and
warm.:
Some prices:=
Gents', 50e to $1.60 per pair Ladies', 25e to 65o per pair
Ohildren'e, 20o to 40a per pair
raeAgerite for the Iuviotte Shoe made by George A, Slater, aoknowledged to be the
beet Shoes for Ladies' or Gents' wear.
•—Repairs in Shoes or Rubbers promptly attended to,
HARNESS DEPARTMENT—Fail stook of Harem, both heavy and light, at
prism that will interest you. Plush Ruga, Waterproof huge and Blankets.
Trpnlis'and Satohelu at Lowest Prides.
C. Et,AbCXi RD5
.COST
ETAEL.
A3.;'..
All kiwis of llreseed Lumber kept en
band from 8500 up,
Brii o b
6eh C. Ism is,, home out Shingle()
and Lath kPpt on band,
A good farts on 18th con. of Grey for
*ale,
A quantity of green cedar poste for
Bale on Lot 4, Ceti, 4, Grey,
S. S, COLE,
P1t0P1015T04, Etvaln,
loss doff ,were re engaged for 1908 at
regnllotion salaries, W. Taylor was re.
engaged 80 jauitor; salary to be inareay.
ed to825.
Word wee reoeived to the offeot that
Will, Elliott, a Wingbam boy, waiter Ell
one of the lake demerit wail very badly
melded, by coming in contact with 8nolb•
er waiter, who was carrying a dish of
boiling water, which was upset over Will.
The very desirable reeidenoe on corner
of Shuler and John streets recently par•
chased byJ lker, h
J. Wa has been e d
of to
Hugh Taylor, formerly of Frederiotod
New r nil k
N w BwIo who n to nowren'
w permanent.
ty located here as one of the travelling
staff of the Maeeey Harris Co.
8, H. Ohieholm has removed hie stook
of jewelry, etc,, next door to C. N. Grit
flute, The shop on the corner reoently
occupied by Mr. Chisholm will be fitted
up for the Dominion Bank: C. N. Grif-
fin bee hie stook now in order next door
to his old stand. Hie' old building will
now give place to a sabetantial brick
building.
-113frtteavettes.
Mrs. G. Wray and children, of Comber,
are visiting Mre. Bailey.
D. and Mre, McDonald, of Palmerston,
have been visiting relatives here.
Miee'Mabel Oliver has returned from a
vieit with relatives in Woodstock.
Mies Barbara Thynne, of Arthur, spent
the holidays with her stater, Mre. Bailey.
Edgar and John Ooultes have gone to
Philadelphia to attend the Dental Col-
lege.
Mies Annie Oliver, of Toronto, ie visit.
ing her grandparents, Jno. and Mre.
Bargees.
Walter Burgess has returned from
Wnodetoek where he wile employed in a
curing house.
Albert Denman, of Halstead & Oo'e.
Bank, Mount Forest, spent Thanksgiving
at hie home here.
Rev. Mr. Hardy, of Listowel, gave a
lecture on Mieeions in the Presbyterian
ohuroh Iaet Tuesday evening.
Lendburq.
MCBiLLoP .Coallo r,.=Oouuail met 1n
Christopher White's,'Leadbury, on Wed.
nesday, Oct. 14. Members of Council all
Present, minute, of former meeting g read-
abd adopted. Aocountefor road, bridges,
gravel, lumber and timber, plowing snow
and Engineer's fees were passed and
paid, amounting Go +258 81. • A motion
authorized the Clerk to notify Logan
Council not to proceed with MoNangbt
Drain on Boundary road until line could
be settled as the Referee in appeals did
not allow it on road allowance. Reeve
was authorized to pay John Murray for
loos of time and dootor'e bill and expense°
by accident at Grieve's bridge, ou bioyole,
on let September, ail he hag been offered
$85.00 and did not aooept, and aooident
was by his neglect in going feet, and not
having a light on hie bicycle, as others on
bioyole and teams, the same night could
see barricade planed aorose road and if he
demo not aooept a reasonable amount to
let it go to Court so as to know in fntore
(Nees what Muoioipaltiee are liable for.
The Clerk was authorized in acaordanoe
to legal advice to draft By-law for next
meeting, as other Township; have, for
compelling all bioyole riders to carry a
light in front after night and oarry bell
to give warning in meeting or peening
teams or other conveyances and p008 on
proper aide and at least three feet from
any horse. Numerous complaints are
made of bicycles going too close to horses
and giving no notice of palming either
ways and danger after night in meeting
without lights. Neglect to be liable to
same fines ail provided in Statutes, and
if hurt by want of negligence in not car-
rying light° or belle and at a Neter speed
than eight miles an hour to be liable to
fine. Council adjourned to meet in Mr.
White'e, Leadbary, ou Wednesday, Nov-
ember 19015, at 1 o'olook, afternoon.
Jim. 0. MoaoueoN, clerk.
I3elgi<ave.
The work en Mrs. Walter Aliinson's
new brink house is nearing completion.
Rev. 3. J. Hastie will preach Anniver.
eery eer,nona at Ripley on October 28111•
Mr. Maxwell, of Ripley, will take hie
work here.
Mr. Jackson i0 lying very low at hie
home atGaren Nicholson'e, 4th line Mor-
rie. Fears are entertained of his reoovery
owing to advanced years.
Mre. Ed. Wightman, who has been at
Summerhill for the past two weeks, tak-
ing oars of her sister, who has been
seriously ill but is now recovering, hag
returned home,
Mre. Hanna, who was taken very ill
while visiting her daughter, Mrs. D.
Sproat, of thie village, is slowly recover.
ing which is remarkable, she having
reached her 92nd year.
0ranolithio walk be being laid on
Ohnroh street in our village. The work
le being done by Simon Vanorman Dud
Emeroou Littletair with 0. MoOlellaud
tie Inspector. They ate hustlers.
The !Honda of James MoOallum will be
pleased to hear that he hae suooeeefully
paeeed through an operation for the re.
trioval of a growth in his neck in the
Hamilton hospital and will soon be able
to return home.
A. Gray, H. M. S., of Niagara Falls,
Ont., and Mre. Garay, who have been
spending the past two weeks visiting
their ,friends, W, H. and Mre. Ferguson,
have retereedta their home mdoh pleased
with this part of Ontario.
Mr. Pa°amore, who has charge of S. 13,
No. 5, Morrie, purposes leaving et New
Years and enter the Medical College.
We wiah biro moms. In losing M;r.
Paeemore the Section Ione a number one
teacher and one that will not easily be
replaced. We understand there are
twelve appliea0tons for the eohool.
. AsH
TC,RE,
A CROWING TIME.
Our crease salesare
growing rapidly. Every month tale year ehowa a large in-
Bs0o over the oorrespoodlug mouths of last year. But is
Olen any wonder, when we sell goods, at prime Ilke these ;-Men's
heavy wgol fleeced Shirts and Drawers, worth 00o, for 45o.—Man's
heavy w9ol Sqx, regular 18e, two pair for 250.—Ladies' tine wool rib.
b'ed Rose, stemless feet, good value at 8Po, for 250. --White Cotton, 87
Mohan wide, soft finish, worth 7o, for 5o..—Grey Flannel, plain and
twilled, regular 150, for 120.—Flannelette in light and dark stripes,
t
wide h, very epeoial at 5o.--Faaoy Plaid Flannelette in bright and
dark. iter i
o s eu table for
q and children a dreg n worth o per
ss, w B
yard,to 6 �—
r o. >• launelettes in pink, stream and tangy stripes, yard wide,
very epeoial at 10o.—Wrapperottos in fanny tal01s and ribbon stripes, a
good imitatiop of Prenoh fiangel, worth 12o, for 10o, -Ping Pong
Underskirts, in bleak memorized eatann, great value at $1,•. -Wool •
tau et
B k e, full size at $1,50, $1;76 and $2. -Fine All Wool Blankets, (yy
soft lofty fluid), fancy colored' borders, extra valo0 at $2,51), $8 and $4.
—Homespun Drees Goode, in blank and grey, 56 Mabee wide, :great
va'ue at 504,—
HomanPunDrees Goods,t0 grey,brown and navy,very
,epeoial, at 200, 250, 80e and 35o.-Feny Bloaeinga ill French flannels,
II
no two alike, at 60o, 050 and 75o.
and silk and wool mixtures in fancy ribbon stripes, is waist lengths,i
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Downing nBros.
Footsore and Weary ?
Don't need to seek for a rem-
edy—'+isn't a corn cure, either,
simply rightly made, fit -the -feet
kind of shoes, of which we have
an ample supply. Look in our
windows, look at our shoes, try
them, buy them and the shoes
will "make good.” The latest
styles, as well as comfort, govern
our buying. Prices ditto.
Agents for the Slater Shoe.
Downing Dr s
The Ha
Wields lile BruSV
is never so willing to perform
its labors as when the Paint used
yields easily in application. The
work becomes a labor of love if you
use our reliable Ready -mixed
Paints. We'll supply you with an
article that
Stands on its Merits Alone
—The BENT and the 'CHEAPEST. The SHERWIN—WIL-
LIAMS PAINTS saves you Money, Time and Patience and never
fails to give satisfaction.
Complete stock of Paints, Oilts,
Varnishes, &c.
Wilton & Turnbull
A P P
W AN T
Apples will be bought on and after
September 26th at the
BRUSSELS EVAI 11ATOR
Apples may be shaken off the trees, Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price.
Small or Soft Apples will not be
bought.
MAHLER BROS,