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r1Ct ,x do, _...__.. lei. Cardiff's on Tuesday of tide week.
J. A. M013a11 tyro in Toronto taut
week.
Miss Jessie Geiger, cif the Remit lTonne,
had the ntlefortune to served her hand
ysry Welly Monday evening.
W. Alexander, Pabl le Sollool Inspnotor,
wee in town paying his periodical visit to
the junior department of oar prtblin
sobool.
John Pelton hes sold his beautiful farm
on the 1451 non., Wawanosh, to Jas.
AloClennghan, Of Whiteehurah, far the
Duro of 99,000. He le a brother of our
reinitiated townsman, Lemuel Pallor).
One of the costliest and handsomeet
eideboarde to be seen in this community
was platted in the home of A'tr, end Mee.
J. A. lielomp. It ie made of fine quarter.
ed oak, riobly hand eorvsd trimmings,
with a largo Bethel bevel plate mirror of
artistic design.
A wood bee was held at Connoillor AL Peter Sinclair had a 5coeesetul
bee on efenclay eftcrnnon of this weal
Wm. 1lialtie Ilan diapoand of a superior lour Dorrell»n,lent was mlet.,ker
5.year old general perpeee mare to the horse did nee ran away and ti
David Dunbar, of hast \Vawauoeh, fur ' Mre, Jtob:)'tama oat of the cutter.
tete cum of $80,00. This mare was sired 1 Word wag receives tile other day of the
by the imported Olydesdule stallion j seriuna lllnose of Aire. G. W. Avery, of
".Eaeele•Ali," the property of A. F. 1 Iialiapefl, Montana, formerly of Grey.
Emburv, of this township, harry Heart trouble Is the attune. Aire. Avery
Richardson, of London, Lugland, while is 11 sister to Peter loNeil, 14th con.
;n Canada two yearn ago, said that the
above mentioned mare, although only
weighing 1,380 pouuda, was the beat
quality of horse flesh that he had seen
while travelling and buying horses here.
Mr. Dunbar always has an eye for some.
thing ohoiun.
Safoot,l8ieonr.—The following is the
oorreot standing of the pupils of S. S.
No. 4, Morris, for the month of February:
—fourth olase, total 800.—Norah Maun-
ders, 640 ; [inti Davis, 509 ; John
Oloakey, 504 ; Ide Mooney, 478 ; Willie
Oloakey, 885 ; Joeoph Petah, 457 ; ,las.
Innes, 335 ; Soorge Innes, 820 ; Willie
Johnston, 206 ; Susie Manning, 151.
---Parb subjeote, total 460.—Millard Car.
diff, 885 ; James Donnelly, 201 ; George
Cardiff, 108 ; John Petah, 165 ; Hagh
Forsyth, 180 ; Sr. Sr, total 800,—Clara.
Mooney, 400 ; Milton Sharpe 461 ; David
MoOutoboon, 450 ; Robb. Mooney, 431 ;
Richard Oardifb, 410 ; Mary Kernaghan,
5387 ; Bertha Sharp, 844 ; Bertha Nichol,
339 ; Mabel Nichol, 298. Jr. 81•d,—Nel-
son Maunders, 838 ; Myrtle Nichol, 264 ;
Geo. Davis, 210 ; Willie F latt, 136 )
David Walker, 120, Second class, total
450. --Minnie Mooney, 818 ; Currie
Spite, 310 ; Lizzie Davis, 300 ; Willie
Ames, 279 ; Minnie Walker, 210 ; Janis
Greenslade, 176. Pt. 2nd, total 200.—
Doneict Imine, 187: Eisen Cardiff, 181 ;
Ada MoOu3cheon, 175 ; Laura Cloakey,
100 ; Tena Forsyth, 146 ; Lizzie Speir,
140 ; Annie Nichol, 120. Honor stand-
ing for montb.—Norah Maunders, Mile
lard Cardiff, Minnie Mooney, Donald
ranee, ISison Cardiff', Ada MoUutohenn.
Number enrolled during month, 65 ;
average attendance, 45.
J. D. E. Noom,, Teacher.
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L. tear,cavvef.
C7reesibrngfc.
Mies Lib. MesLnohtan has taken a mil.
linery situation in Orangeville,
Mre. Samael Slammou, of Bruosels, is
visiting old friends in our village this
week,
Wm. Cameron is away tills week to
Whitby attending the nnptiale of his
brother, Rev. R. P, Opener= and Mise
Ketohen.
The auction sale to be held ou Wednes.
day of next week, 17th lust., of the estate
of the late Robert Brown, will no doubt
attract n very large attendance.
In a note from Mies Ella esIot ohlau,
who reoently went to Greoufell, Aseio•
aboia, to teach sobool, she nays
T want one of the Laurier Cabinets for
my school room. I receive 940 a month
although there is only an attendlauue of
12. We are allowed 14 hours at noon.
That's better then Ontario close for its
teachers. The weather here has been
olear and cold sines I came. There le
abundance of snow but they tell me it
goes away in a very shorb time when
Duce it starts. Ain delighted to get Tota
Pear every Tnesday as reading is ono of
the delights of prairie life where neigh-
bors are 2 and 3 miles or farther ap tea
1PLn a•a•b se.
Township Council last `Monday.
D. Kelly, jr., Ts on the sick list bbl
week.
The auction sale fever hits street
Morris.
John Bewley, of Lockport, is visitin
Oo the 751 line,
La grippe has been very prevalent her
daring the past month.
The Crooks family have gone to th
County House of Refuge.
Mies B. Agin is elafting friends i
East Wawauash this week.
Joseph Smith intends going with th
carpenters this coming Summer.
Peter W. Scott left on Monday morn
ing for Godericb where be went to serve
as a jam.
• David Hanna had the misfortune to
fall from a load of lugs thereby dislocat-
ing his shoulder.
Thos. Bone, jr., left on Feeley of lasb
week on an extended visit to friends in
London and Woodetook.
Robb, Miller has purobased a very fine
S-yee.r-old mare from Samuel Love, pay-
ing therefor the sum of 970.
Win. Sellers, 3rd line, was laid op with
grippe for a few days and kis partner,
Win. Rutledge has the 'piney.
Last Tuesday henry Bono, Sed line,
had his left ankle injured by a bag of
grain striking it while putting on a load
at his barn.
Mrs, Muldoon, formerly Mise Kelly,
left tee her hone in the West last Tues.
day after an enjoyable visit here with
relatives and friends.
The Methodists at Belgrave are making
a largo addition to their S. S. Library, a
large consignment of books having arriv-
ed last week for the same.
Thos. Russell, jr. has disposed of hie
driving mare to Wee. Tbuell. This will
be bad news for the young ladies, but
Tom will no doubt make it all right.
Geo. Smith, a well known rneldenb of
the 8331 line, is very ill this week and his
friends are quite anxious about his con-
dition. We hope a favorable change will
soon set in.
We are pleased to hear that Wm.
Cornish, who has been a prisoner in the
house for so long, is able to get about the 1
yard note. We hope the improvement
will bo permanent.
Mies Maggie Hall has returned -tome
from Toronto where she spent about Iwo
months visiting friends and taking in the
sights of the city. She !coke as if city
life agrees with her.
Samuel Walker has engaged Robt.
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tailor by trade and
both In Scotland and in Canada in that
business, In 1804 be married Annie 1'el
uoner, who with nits children is left to
mourn 11 sudden death. In 1894 he
Dame to Canada, and having brothers in
Huron, be same direct to \'Jingham, he
afterwards lived in Gartered:, Cookstown
and Toronto. In the latter piece he was
in, the employ of W. A, Murray.
Twenty-six years ago he returned to
Wingham. Ile alwaye tools a lively
Interest in the welfare of the town, and
tar twelve year; eat at the Council board.
Tavistock line organized an eetronomi.
cal society,
lata, Buller Howard, noting for an
American oompany, has been instructed
be lease 5,000 acres of oil lands in Kent
and Elgin and is now operating near
W al laoetow a.
J. 3, Foster, L. D. S„ has purchased
Airs. J. 11. Brook's residence on Dodd
street, and rumor has it that he will
000npy lb in the near future bat not
alone.
A fire alarm was given on Saturday
Feb. 20th, bot fortunately the brigade's
services were not required, the cause of
the alarm being a blitzing chimney oa
Arnold leh's house, Main street, east,
The officers and teachers of ,Knox
church Sabbath School assembled ab the
home of T. L. Hamilton ou the evening
of March 2nd for the purpose of malting
a presoobatioo to Robert Moore, before
taking his departure far the west. A
very enjoyable evening was spent. Short
addresses were made by those present,
and kind wishes expressed to Mr. eloore
and family. The address was roar( by
Mr. Fleming, Miss Ford snaking the
presentation.
Ci,r4Ca'.
Miss Alice Cardiff was visiting at
Clinton.
Dr. Rivers, of Woodham, was here for
r vieit for a few days.
La grippe is on the rounds now. Take
n dose before it is too late.
Mrs. Nethercott, of St. Marv's, was
visiting at her, father's, John Hill, 10th
con.
Grey township printing for 1807 was
awarded to 'fun POST, it being do lowest
bender.
Whooping oongh is competing with la
grippe for first place in some sections of
the township.
Neil McNair, of the 14th Don., now en-
gaged at Benneweis' mill, Logan, spent
Sunday at home.
We hope to hear of her speedy recovery,
Lamb week J. lllnDonelcl and Memel
ifate and Mary McDonald were called to
1r"lalt'gr0ve, Mlobigan, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Duncan McGibbon, a
sieter to the Misses Mul)onalri and a
daughter of the late Areh, McDonald,
formerly of Grey. Mrs. McGibbon
loft two children, one a babe of two
weeks. This mattes seven deaths In the
eieDonald family in the past three years,
The relatives are deeply sympathised
with In their sorrow.
Soumor. Riu'oitr,—.The following is the
report of S. S. Nn. 8, Grey, for the month
of Februavy, 1897, names in order of
merit :-.Primary.—Edward Fulton. P.
S. Leaving. --Alex. MoTaggarb, Sr, 4111•
—John McNair and Jas. MaNsir, (equal),
Maggie Cubbil!, Stella Strath, Dan, Mo.
Neil, Bella MoTaggarb and Tillie MuTag.
Bart (equal). Jr. 4th,—John Campbell,
Donald MaPaggart, Arohie Barrow,
Malcolm Mc:Taggnrt, Maud Adams,
Amelia Whitfield, Sr, 8rd,—Wm.
Campbell, Donald McNair, Aneim Dun-
lop, Wm. Strath, John Brown. Jr. 8rd.
—Jessie McNabb, 205 ala+e.—Jae.
Brown, Beetle Campbell, Bella Cusin,
Ed. MoNeil. Sr. Pt. 2nd.—Tillie Whit.
Mamie ()Lisle. Jr. Pt, 2nd,—Geo. Bar-
ron, Charlie Sbratb, Lena Korb. ler.
1st—Mary Fulton, Walter Brown, Wm.
Ous)c, Jr. let.—Arthur Motgeil, Martha
Holmes. A. W. WYNN, Teacher.
On i.—At 1 o'alook last Sabbath morn.
Mg Adam Douglas, - m well known resi-
dent of the 16131 Don., was summoned
from time. He had been poorly with a
oold but nothing particular 10158 thought
of it unbll Wednesday, when a doctor was
summoned. The patient shortly after
became delirious and never regained
ooneoiousnese. Pneumonia was the
oaueo of death. Mr. Douglas was born
in the Province of Q tsbeo, and before
coming to Grey township, 16 years ago,
had been a resident of Miuto township
and Elora. In 1862 deceased wee united
in marriage to Mies Jane Reynolds, of
];lora, tubo with 6 eons and two (laugh.
tem survive him. With the exception of
Will., who is in California ; Harry, in
Coloredo, and James, who lives on the
10th Don. of Grey, they reside at home,
lot 5, con. 15. D'Ir. Douglas was a Presby-
terian in religion, a Liberal in polities,
and had a large °trole of friends. For
eeveral yearn he was a trustee et Tarn.
bull's school. The report of his decease
was doubted at first, as be was a strong
co"etitutioned man and but few had beard
of his illnoes. A brother iu Minto and n
sister in Toronto are the only relatives
the subject of this noti0e had fu this
country. The funeral tools plane on
Tuesday, the remains being taken to
Brussels, from whence the early train
convoyed the same to Elora, where in.
torment was made Tuesday. Mrs.
Douglas nod fatuity are deeply sympa-
thised with in their sudden bereavement.
llopuarr,—The following is the report
of the standing of the pupils of S. S. No.
1, Grey for the month of February, 1897:
—Primary total 420 PtttlKOgLi
e,
201. 1'. S. Leaving, total 435.—J, Blake,
881 ; L. Bielby, 811 ; 1). McCallum, 225 ;
P, Ritchie, 224. Entrance, total 885,-
4. AfoNab, 947 ; J. Richardson, 287 ;
J. Bedford, 283 ; J. Overate 275 ; L.
Blake, 275 ; W. Armstrong, 315 ; M,
Haggard, 290 ; 16. Cardiff, 220. Fourth,
total 410.—G. Calder, 354 ; A. Calder,
347 ; O. Armstrong, 830 ; le. Bedford,
1320 ; J. Davidson, 208 ; M. Cardiff, 314 ;
A. Motley, 235 ; A, Switzer, 231 ; J.
Wm, Fulton, who had his arm awn.Fearquhmraon, 215. Third Deese, total
toted above the elbow a few weeks ago, 402.—V. Armstrong, 357 ; 0. Pepper,
is improving nicely. 210 ; G. Bielby, 228; M. Oakley, 290 ;
It is said'Bob' is going into bnusekeep• A. Bedford, 209 ; F. Blake, 201 ; G.
ing with a partner• as he elude living by Bioko, 108 ; W. Switzer, 187 ; W. Glatt,
very lonesome. Bier, 04 ; D. Davidson, 170 ; R. Elliot,
A revival service, being bald by the 65 ; J. Bielby, 157. Second Mass, total
Methodists on the 4th line, is accomplish. 806•-13. Davidson, 260 ,• W. Farquhar•
ing a great deal of good. son, 240 ; G. Dark, 210 ; M. Cardiff, 217 ;
It is reported that Samuel Shine bee le. Davidson, 20f.; IDI. Bedford, 162 ; L.
leased the farm of Thos. Heritage, lot 7, Diann, 1117; J. FIoggaed, 122; E. Blake,
oon. 0, for the Doming year. 1e0 ; E. Hollinger, 258. Sr. 1st class,
The roads have been badly out off by total 230,—W. Stephenson, 216 ; T.
the thaw and have had to be plowed out Bielby, 177 ; A. Glassier, 107 ; W. Riley,
in numerous places to make them at all
passable.
Time. Telfer, 1051 oon., 'who loot the
this of t1ie first and second fingers of his
ft Land in a Dotting box, le getting
along all right.
Dere. Addie, of Stratford, was visiting
he
r mother, Mrs. John Roddick, this
Bak. The old lady is in a very low
oa
edition of health.
A farewell party was tendered
le
tv
Dark, 12th oon. of Grey, 1 assist iu the Mi
rnanagemenb of hie farm on the 611 line. he
Me. Walker's time is fully 000051 ed with 1b1
his butchering business in Bruaseis.
0. A. Howe has rented B. Taylor's tap
Mem in Morrie for a term of years. Mr• see
and Mes.'Taylor intend leaving for Port. abo
age la Prairie, Man., the end of March.
He Intends going into btlsiuose with his Be)
brother, 3, M. Taylor. 51110
Honey Brandon narrowly escaped r2 S
poisoning one day last week by taking a
doge of horse liniment in mistake for Bo
medicine. Medical aid was et once so- Jae
oared and by the nee of the stomach
pump Lis life was saved.
On Tuesday night of this week a party
was given ab Jas. Jaoksou'e, All scent
'au enjoyable evening tripping the light
fantttetie toe to the wee ma' hears o' the
morn. A sumptuous supper was provided
by the ladies of the house.
Tea meeting in the Methodist ohuroll,
Beigrevo, on Thursday evening of Wile
weak, Addresses by Royds, Dr. Gif.
ford, J S. ]fisher and others. Music by
Wingham Methodist choir. Proceeds
go to new horse sheds for oburob.
There were eight tenders for the build-
ing of the new bridge known as Arm-
strong's, 5th lino, The aontraot went to
Messrs, Duff & Stewart, of Bluevale, for
9625 and from the reputation of thee°
gentlemen a fireb•olaes lob is expected.
The forepart of this week gave every
indiontion of an early Spring. Besides
hewing waren rains and a tory high
tomperetare for this season of the year,
wo had Visit from several well.lcnawn
Spring birds, However, it would be
just as well to hold on lib your Winter
garments for a spell yet.
RUNAWAY.—Tuesday of last week Bob
iblo0utaheon's prancing ponies took
fright at a windmill inn neighbor's lane
and started for the woods. They wore
stopped by wood nutters, and on bringing
them book they met the owner in his
shirt slooves. Whmt over you" do boys
stay with your fur coats,
saes Ells and Lizzie Ennis at their
me on Friday evening. A very enjoy -
e time was spent by all.
Mrs. Oliver Harris, who hes been laid
With inflammatory rheumatiem, has
overed eudlaiently to be able to get
ut again we are pleased to state.
b le said it "reomeaonp" and "gelati-
ne" factory is to be operated on 0
Iain farm on the 14th con, "Grunts
notes" is the name of the new item.
ret week Jas. Ferguson and bride, of
ttinean, Dakota, were the guests oe
. Ferguson and family, 0111 con. Tho
groom is s nephew of Tile. Ferguson, work.
They were on their wedding tour, going 1 Joe, Carruth has scoured m position in
homeward. the Godericb organ faototy. The town
Misses Elle and Lizzie, daughters of
Thos. Ennis, left for Noepawa, Manitoba,
on Tuesday of this week. The young
ladies have two beethere residing at
Neepawn. Tina POST wishes them a
safe journey 150(1a pleasant stay.
Revival meetings are still being oon.
duals t
da Bethel blo enact 16111 sone
0and
moll (rood is being done, As the people
of Cesium are noted for their ;rood order
at their meetings eontsidsrs" tvill reniem-
bor that they mast 50actice the same.
Salmon Theon,,—Report of S. S. No, 0,
Grey, for the month of February.
Names in order of merit. Br. 4311—
Bessie Oliver. dr. 4th—Lizzie Molray,
Willie 1MloKay, George Hanley, Annie
Bray, Hugh McKay, Willie Bray. Sr,
3ed=-Lawrence AloNaught, Verne Mo.
Naught, Willie NloNanght, James Mann,
John Molloy, Irene Forbes, Russel Mo.
Naught, George Machan. Jr. 8rd--Ras-
sal Robertson, Rennie Bray, Ella Mc.
Naught, Hattie Fraser, George Fraser, '
2nd class—Ellie! McNaught, Norms,
Spariing, Willie Harrison. Sr. pars 2nd
—Willie Mann, Frenit Harrison, Olive
Oliver. Jr. part 2nd—Wilbur Bray,
Henry MoKay, Wesisy Malay, Norman
MoNangbt, Harry McNaught. Sr. 1st—
Willie Hanley, Robbie McKay, George
Mann, Willie Mann, John Patterson.
Mese 13. J'measar3, Teaobe,
90. Jr. is class, total 150.—B. Bark.
134 ; A. Gluesier, 87. donors—J. Blake,
A. MciNab, A, Calder, G. Calder, E. Bed-
ford, 0. Armstrong, !v(,. Cardiff, V. Arm.
sbroug, 13. Davidson, I]. Hollinger, W.
Farquharson, W. Stephenson, B. Dark,
T. Bielby. No. on register, 55. Average
attendance, 40. W. 13. Srzw,nr, Teacher,
Wien,:Ixam.
A movement is on foot in Wingham for
the formation of a Children's Aid So-
ofe.
Ttybe collection in the Methodist Suu•
day eobool iu aid of the Indian sniferere
amounted to 928.
4, E. Smith, private banker, has leased
W. F. Brookonnbbre'e briolt pottage, an
Victoria street end will move into it in
April. Mr. Broolcoushire will go to Lon.
don.
J. 16. Sweets has entered his. running
horse, Spring Book for the Queen'e plate
in May moss, Spring Book le now in
Goderioh training and is stowing good
band will lose one of its most motive and
efficient members, and one whose plena
as a baritone player will be hard. to fill.
A message was received here on Tues-
day of last week 000000oing the death
from asphyxiabion of Ohas, Lloyd, third
son of Ohms. Lloyd, of little place. He
wee in the 801ho ear
y f his ago. Ib is
about forte yams since he went west.
0, A. Campbell met with a painful ac-
cident. As lee was Doming down the hill
on John street, he slipped on the icy
walk, wrenching his left leg and tltroty-
ing the knee out of joint. It will be soma
time before the injured member will be
fully recovered.
Thorn were two small blazes in town
]cot week. On Sunday evening about 0
cg Mock Hugh Johnston, of Bluevale,
went into the stables of the blolieuzis
hotel to get Isis horse when he noticed a
blaze in the closet. A pail of water put
it out. It was unmistakably the work of
an ineendiary, On Monday evening the
fire alarm sounded and the report quiok,
ly spread that the Union Factory was on
fire, The Are originated over the bolter
in the engine house end burned several
of the joists in the nailing before it was
extinguished. Damage about 960.
The death 000urred last week at
Wingham of Alex. Dawson from an at.
tack of quinsy. Re was born in Aber- HIOI-1087 PRICES FOR PRODUCE.
MEDICAL CARDS.
Jr A. AMONAUGIITON, M. D.
5, Ont nZ esidoboe mud oiil orin' Wilson's
Beak, corner of Mil and 2'uru berry Ste,
J
. 311. ARKSTRONO, M. D.
ofiglgneel4I
Graduate ToroSurgeon,
00eaj
Faculty. Member of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out. Om'0xm0—Next door to
McDonald & Lc., Waiter.; Out.
DH. F, H. KALA?LFISCH,
r11Y0IC[AN, 0111107:00 Aun Anconouxtnit,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st Class Honor Graduate of the Universl-
tiesof Trinity(l'ornutoi, Queen's (ISingston)
and of'1'rinity Medical ()allege; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member Ot the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Post Graduate Course 1n Detroit and
Chicago, 1890. Special atteutlon paid to dis-
eases of Itye, Isar, Noso and'rhrout, and dis-
eases of Woman, 00 Comm sultatlou in lung-
lieh and (i Drumm. Telephone ab residence,
SETTLERS'
TRAINS TORONTO
EVERY TUESDAY
Dm= es
axoh and, April
AT 9.110 P.m.,
(should sailiolent business Mier)
To Manitoba and the
Canadian Nortel -West
1 Colonist Slapper will lie attached to Pas-
tae Itxui•ess due to leave Toronto at 1C::30 p.
01. (noon) ou those dates.
For full tuforma tion apply to
J. N. KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
IR,
The people of Canada have received for it long time wee the Milere of the
extensive wholesale Dry Goode firm of Ma3laster & Go., Toronto. Nn better ateeit
of high Class Goods could be found in the Dominion, You are probably well aware
that the above stook was platted on the market. We were 00 hand ready to „scam
any genuine bargains that might be offered.
During the balance of Marsh prices Will be out to the quiok. Of oaoese this hind
of mercbandieiog cannot nontimle 3ndolbaitely. We are in bnsbnenn to make ,non, -.y
and Cannot afford to offer moll iodeoements except on exceptional nenasl.,so like the
present.
Corsets sites 19 to 24, long waist,
good fitting, made of Arab Jean, and
as good 0 line as is usually sold at
50c, for
Fancy Plaid Prieto, perfectly fast.
oobore, very pretty efleete, and we
think will give every ratiefaotion,
price should be 9n, but during the
McMlaster & Co. sale the price is ..
Galatea Stripe. This is a meet
useful and necessary kind of goods,
It is made on purpose for Boys'
Blouses, will wear well, and !Marna.
teed not to fade, prices range lOo, to., 150. Lees Curtains, some very special
Haws Lave been opened up, one in
Factory Cotton, 86 inehee wide, a particular is 3 yards long, 631
new line, somewhat heavier than we inches wide, taped and elegant
have ever shown before, very special pattern, really worth 91.60, Mo-
at no, Master & On. sale pride 1 i31 00
Improve the 1Uoney•Saving opportani y which this este offers.
258.
Master Sale, and now they're
Parthian Prints. This is a new
style of American Print in fancy
5o, Dresden effects in brown, bine end
green shades. They Stave the ap-
pearance and fboish of 160. goods,
but sale prioe is
•l Ladles' Wool Caehm:trs Ilene, a
splendid Ribbed article in full
woman's else, really cheap at Shu„
bet we bought them at the ale -
2.5c.
10c.
MEdnrLnV'ic:1Q ®N &, Co., o BL7TI o
Wo beg to sincerely thank our Many customers for the
generous support they have given us in trying to establish the
CASH SYSTEM
of doing business. We Have found that it can be clone successfully
even in these years of dull times and Will still continue to do busi-
ness on that principle with the aid and good will of the buying pub-
lic. It means no store bills that you can't pay ; no dunning ; no
suing ; no notes with interest added to settle up, then probably
renewals with more interest added ; then two years behind, &e. A
good pull and s, strong pull and its done. Don't take credit from
us or any person else and we will give you a written guarantee that
you will never regret it.
New Spring Goode Arriving Daily.
Big Bargains in all lines of Winter Goods. Hearth Fashion
Sheets and Patterns to band.
Successful ,selling follows careful and keen buying.
We wish to impress 00 you the fact that our
New Dress Goods, New Prints,
New Corsets, Gloves and Hosiery, New Flannelettes, Cot -
___.._i tons and Cottonades, New Towellings and Table Linens,
were Bought Right.
The Prices never were so much in your Favor.
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We show a very fine and. complete
assortment of Boots & Shoes for,
Men, Women, Misses, Youths
and Children,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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It's an acknowledged fact that
we carry the largest stock of Readylnade Clothing, all kinds.
This season the stock is Marge and prices Lower than over
before,
We will have the latest in ,Alen's .Tats rze;x;t week, Zook, at t7tcnz bef'or'e
you Buy.
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