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Nov, 18, 1898
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Otte of the problems of the present day tnerehandielug is t "How Best to Ad.
vertioe 2" A store that does 'lot advertise Oau006 prosper. We have tried many
different ways end wo have fonnd the best of all is to give the people great big press.
ed down and rennin;; over value for their money, and when they get home they are
HO pleased with their purchases they tell their neighbors end show them the goods,
toil i6 sets the people tabling about this store. Wo quote a few prices 60 give you nn
idea of the values we are olTering this week
Flannelettes in Panay ntripos and checks, worth 5o, for 31o.
b'hucnelettee, whin width, in plain Blne and Pink and fancy otripee, worth 8o,
for 0.",o,
flannelettes, extra heavy, in Ftutay Kuiokorboolter effects, wide width, worth
10o, for (l.o.
Ladiee' Union Vests, long sleeves, heavy and warm, worth 250, for 20e.
Ladies' Wool Vesta, long sleeves and shaped, with drawers to match, worth 80a,
for 25e.
A special lino of heavy all -wool Tweed in four patterns, worth 75o, for 50o.
Heavy Wool Frieze Uletere with slash pookete, $•inch storm oollar, glass from
37 to 41, worth 35.50, for 04.50.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS HERE FOR
Shorey's Celebrated Ready-to-wear Clothing.
We carry a full range in suite for men and boys. Ask to see Shorey's ali.wool Frieze
'Miters in four shades, with high storm collar and tab, slash or square pockets.
Rigby Waterproof, sizes from 80 to 44, they are rattlers, and superior to any $8,00
Meter in the market, because they are waterproof, end our prioe le only •$0 76,
When in town drop in and sea us. We will be p'eased to show you our goods,
thyougreat an special lines we
whether want to buyor not.We oan shore you a ea m
g Y
have ve no roam to mention here.
WKINNON 8 CO, BLYTH.
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SAWS.—A. Cross Cut Saw complete for $2 50.
AXES. ---Your ohoica from 50o, to $1.00 t Blood's from OOa. to 850. ; Wellandvele
Mfg. Oo'e heed made inlaid steel, Daimons temper, 161 00.
HOME. COMFORT,—A 5 drawer White Serving Machine, modern attach.
menta complete, for $28 00.
SILVER SPOONS,—A 1 Silver Tea Spoons $3.50 per doz., heavier than
Rogers' A 1 goods at $5 00 per doz. Ladle's don't miss this bargain.
A 6 oz. bottle of Sewing Machine Oil for 10c.
RAZORS.—From 750. to 01.76. Our Razor the "Perfection" is all that ite
name Implies. Prove this by trying one.
CUTLERY,—See our Knives and Forks at $1 25 per doz. Be sure you see our
White Handled Tea Knife, hand forged blade, at $3.50 per doz.
COW CHAINS.—Two honey Chains for 85c.
LAMP GOODS.—See our $1 Lames. flanging Lampe from $1.75 to 06.60.
Silver White American Oil, 20c. per gallon,
SILVERWARE.—Watch for our Christmas Goode.
t Wood tnlien in trade. Cash for hides, sheepskins and furs.
cKay & Coe
And
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OVEHCUIATS CLOTHINRI
There is a certain principle in the affairs of business which
must be lived up to in order to attain
any degree of success
RE LIILI T Yr
It shows itself plainly in every Garment in our establish-
ment. It's not a matter of egotism on our part but simply a
calm and deliberate statement of fact. Many years of careful
study of the wants, customs and necessities of men and boys
has whetted our knowledge to the keenest edge and placed us
on the vantage ;round which we now occupy in the Clothing
trade. Every garment that lies on our tables bears evidence
of it.
Our Tailor-made Suits Ovemoats
Are the nobbled that can be turned out and are always
reliable. You'll know them by the.ctit.
REVERSIBLE COATS.
You should see our Reversible Teamster's or Hunter's Coat.
Leather on one side and Corduroy on the other. You can wear
it either way.
UNDERCLOTHING,
In this lino we are showing some special values in Men's
and Boys'. Any desirable kind from the high grade to the low
can be got here.
FUR COATS.
Our Fur Coats are great value. We never sold as many
at this time of the year sew() have this season. It's quality
and price that makes them go.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Our snick is very large and prices right, We can supply
you with Fur or Cloth Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties
and Suspenders. It will pay you to take a look through our
stock before ,yoti purchase any of the above lines.
r!ALLwAY,
Clothiers and Furnishers...e,,...,
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lar+1; r t•atv0 .
flu tended for last week.)
Wanted, ---•A Butcher,
Our station is still piled up with apples.
The weather on Sunday was beautiful
19 beautiful weather means having the air
filled with the bountiful, So were the
reeds.
Mists Itoss, our popular dresemtker,
hag retired from husineee. Miss Sawa
non ham opened out in the same line no
our ladies oanoot plead "nothing to
wear."
ltiz'rnnutm'r COMM.—The Qcarterly
religions service? in connection with the
Belgrave Circuit were held in the Beloit
ahnrclt, L, 1'Vawanosh on Sunday morn.
ing, The disagreeable weather prevent.
ed Mende from a distance, only a few
venturing that far. The service sena one
of profit, The °Metal meeting was held
;n Belgrave, Monday afternoon when a
large attendance of oflioials handled the
business. Th0 finances were found to be
in good shape. It was ordered tttab in
future a sacramental eervioe he held at
eaoh appointment, each quarter, instead
of the old praotioe of a central union
eervioe, The Alma ootiege appeal was
recommended to the members and ndhe%
ante of the circuit.
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Some 0
talk of another barber oho start.
ing up in Atwood.
Wm. Ha'penny, of Trowbridge, is
learning blaukentithiug at D. Ewen'e
Brueeele.
The Y. P. B. C. E. and choir, of the
Presbyterian ohuroh, purpose bolding a
"Klondike Social" in the basement of the
church on Thanksgiving night.
Iu the County Council olnotion for the
Logan and Elma district, the names of 0.
H, Merryfield and ex -Reeve James Dick -
eon are given SS the most prominent be.
fore the electors. Mr. Bennewiee ie
dropping out to contest the Logan Reeve -
ship we understand.
A Citizen's' Committee, headed by
James Perguoon and W. R. Erskine,
have had the drain on the West aide of
Main street opened up and enlarged con.
siclerably, permitting aueighleioah tile to
be laid moat of the way to its outlet in
'the Hanna drain at the Coulter culvert.
It is expeoted titot the cellars on both
aides of Main street from Rogers' °oruer's
to the railway track will now have a
proper and sufficient outlet. This work
was done by Jae. Prieto, and done well.
A meeting of the Directors of Elma In-
sur'anoe Go. was held at Atwood on Tues-
day, Nov. 1st. Applications for ineur.
thee were received and accepted amount.
ing to $86,850. The following olatme were
adjusted ; Thos. Newbigging, one sow
killed by lightning, 310 ; James Guise,
two Sows killed by lightning, $20; George
Pieher, one ram, three sheep and five
Iambs, $30.00. 'On motion made and
carried, it was resolved to levy and col-
lect 8 per Dent. on all premium notes in
fordo on the 31st of October. Meetingad-
journedtill the 6th day of December
next.
Lea eltaitow.
John Benuslt has moved his churn
faotory to the building next to the Senti-
nel office.
The Council has had to substantial
atone foundation put under the large
smoke stank on the waterworks plant.
The County Council has decided that
the oounty as a whole, shall keep the in-
mates of the House of Refuge, without
any reference to what looal muuioipatity
the indigent may go from.
W. S. Holmes, of Luoknow, the apple
king of this district, was in town on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
shipping 3 oar loads of apples. Mr.
Holmes paid out over $1,500 for apples
here on Wsdneeday.
The handsome new Presbyterian
church at S6. Helene will be opeued for
divine eervice on Sunday; Nov. 20th,
when sermons will be preached at 10
o'olook a. m. and 7 p. m., by Rev. W. A.
J. Martin, of Guelph, ani at 2.30 p. m.,
by Rev. W. W. Leech, of Whitechurch.
On Monday evening a fowl supper will
be held.
Daownun.—The following artiste on
the death of Robert Robinson, brother of
Fred. Robinson, of Luoknow, is taken
from a Butte City, Mon., paper :—"Robs.
Robinson, a carpenter at the Green
Mountain mine, was drowned early Sun.
day morning in the plunge at Thoroton
Springs, about O miles West of this pity.
As soon as word oould be brogght to the
oity, the Ooeoner was notified and about
4.83 o'clock the body was brought to this
city in charge of Undertaker Sherman,
and later in the day removed to the
fancily residence In the rear of 632 East
Broadway. Saturday evening about 10
couples, young and married, congregated
at Mr. and DIrs. llobineon's home to
spend the evening in social converse,
The party concluded to drive out to
Thornton Springs tot have a dance.
About 1,30 o'olook, after supper, te dozen
or more of the men repaired to the plunge
to enjoy a swim. The pool is about 40x
20 feet and 5 or six feet deep. There was
a dense steam arising from the water,
and one could not distinguish another the
length of the plunge. The men were en.
joying themeelvoe and having a right
good time, when Geo. Nevin, brobher•in•
law of Robinson, asked "Where is Bob?"
meaning Robinson. Mr. Robinson, like
his companions, ran from the dreeoiug
room and dove into the plunge. That
wan the last teen of him, although no
etteution was paid to him, as all had
entered the pool in like manner. When
Nevin asked where Robinson was, the
others naturally began to look about, and
nob seeing him, the eoarob began in
earnest. His companions dove to the
bottom in several places, and Jn.o Wil.
son was the one to make the terrible dis.
oovery that their companion was drown•
ed. At first i6 was thought that the Mari
could be revived and every method sug-
gested in euoh oases was applied, but life
was extinct before the unfortunate man
Was discovered. Mrs, Robinson, upon
being told of the sad event, was pros.
tratotl with grief. She olung to the cold
form of hoe husband and was inoonsol•
able. Marne on the dead man's fore.
head lead his oompanione to believe tlmh
lie etruok the bottom of the pinnge with
took force as to Stun him, and' rendered
himiitoapable of sustaining himself ander
water. If he had arisen to the eurraoe
no notice would probably have boon talc.
en, tie the men were denudating about,
outttng np in every oouoeivat;le way, and
an unooeseioua form bobbing eboltt on
the thaws would attrant n0 more than
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1RUSuE14S POST
peeing natio. Mr. Robison bad lived
in Butte for 10 yeara. He bad no im•
mediate relatives besides a wife and a
buy 4 yeara old. Ile wee born in Toren.
to 115 years ago. The funeral service's l
were hold at bis late home, 632 Leet
Broadway, at 2 o'olook Monday after•
noon. Thera was a great outpouring of
the friends of tate dooeaeed, who followed
hie betty to the grave. The eorvi000 at
Otto hotno were very einipie, A Targe
number of doral offerings were sent by
sorrowing friends. Burial was in Mount
Modal; °amatory,
.)f...1 et r ee vv tel.
The I'lvangelietio Hort/lees are being con-
tinued in the Baptist ohnrch with nnabat.
interest.
Cottsotor Tebborner glees offtetal notice
that taxes must be paid by the 14th De.
cumber, otherwise 5 percent, will be add.
ed.
T. E. flay arrived home Tuesday of
last week after over two months' absence
with a surveying party North of Sud.
bury.
Geo. II, Draper, barrister, who reoent-
iy opened an office here, left last week
tor Rat Portage, where he has entered
into a law partnership.
Norman Williams, B. A., son of Rev,
Dr. Williams, left Listowel on Tuesday
morning of Net week for Pasadena, Cat.,
where he enters a legal firm of large prao•
flee.
The stook of McCaw, Kennedy & Ca,
Drumbo,general eral merchants, of
$
7 00U
,
was sold at Toronto to MoGillivar .
Granb ,@ Co. of this town, for 02o on the
dol lar.
Mischievously disposed youths have
been taught a lespon whiolt it is to be
hoped will have a salutary effect on the
boys of the town generally. A number of
lade have been up before P. 51. Terhuoe
and fined for wilfully destroying property
on Ilallowe'en, and the parents of some
other lade were called upon to settle
for damage to freshly laid graoolithio
walks of private parties on Raglan street.
Lewis Bolton returned to town on
Monday evening, of last week, atter
spending the Summer in the Yukon. A
portion of the time he spent in survey-
ing in the Lake Bennett district, tubae.
gneotly going on to Dawson, where hie
eon Eleworth is toasted. Mr. Bolton has
been over six weeks in reaching home,
having left Dawson in September, and is
looping somewhat thinner after hie long
and tiresome journey.
At the regular meeting of Oonrt Listo.
wet, No. 519, 1, O. P., the following
officers were elected for the enening year:
Court Deputy, Wm. Spears ; Comb Phy-
sician, Dr. Dingman ; Peat Chief Ranger,
B. Witter ; Chief Ranger, Hy. Maloney ;
Vioe 0, Be, D. McMinn ; Roo. Secy, O.
H. Berger ; Pin. Beo'y, J. E. Allen ;
Tress , N. Krotz ; Ohepalin, V. 0. Bam.
ford ; B. W., A. Olemenehew ; J. W.,
A. Conine ; 8.13., 308. Stookford ; 3. B.,
M. Bell ; Auditing Committee, R. Mo.
Millan and A. St. Geo. Hawkins.
Rev. 4Vm. Cooper, B. A., bae tendered
his resignation as pastor of Knox Aural!
in this town. At the meeting of the
Presbytery, held in Stratford on Monday
of last week, Mr. Leitch, on behalf of
Mr. Cooper, who was unavoidably absent,
laid that gentleman's resignation on the
table. The reason assigned for this step
was that Mr. Cooper wished to pursue
his studies abroad, and he desired hie'
resignation to take plaoe inside of one
month.
%V in_ is am.
Up to Monday, the Collector had paid
to the Town Treasurer, $767.57 of 1898
taxes.
On Monday, Murphy shipped 2 care of
lambs, and Campbell one car of lambs,
all to Buffalo.
Messrs Elliot of the brickyard won a
good number of the fowl shot for at Mc-
Ever's shooting match in Onlrose last
week
Bar.risters Diokinson and Vunstone
were in Goderioh part of last ween in
connection with the ease of Hunt vs. Coad,
which termivabed with verdict for pladn.
tiff .
Some Luokuowites made to show of
themselves on our streets ou Sunday last.
Their specialties seemed to be profanity,
and trying 00 walk a plank. Don't do it
again boys.
Pionso,r,ws.—Bev. W. Pocock and wife.
have returned to Hamiltou.—According
to the Clifford Express, Mr. Roueton of
Wiugbam, is thinking of opening out a
photo gallery in that village.—J. M. Rob.
erto, of Dungannon, was in town collect.
ing for the Wawauoeh Insurance 00. of.
which he is manager.—Mrs. Helm return-
ed on Friday from a visit to friends iu
Forest.—Harry Ansley, of Cliutoo Col-
legiate, spent Saturday and Sunday at
Homs.—Wellington Kerr spent Sunday in
Olinton.—A. MoKto , of Teeswater, spent
Sunday in town.—A. Fisher, of Paisley,
and daughters, Misses Maggte, Katie and
Flora, were guests of P. Fisher on Sun-
day last.—Wm. Webber had an operation
performed ou Monday forappendicitis.—
T. and Mrs. Leslie left on Friday morn.
ing to spend the Winter in Listowel.—
Harry and Mrs. Green left on Saturday
for a few days visit with friends in
Exeter before leaving for the States.—
Rev. Mr. Danemore, of Iowa, a Tooker -
mufti) boy, is visiting his Hiroo friends.
—Thos. Bell was out on Tuesday after
his nine weeks' illness.
BONED no Evriax.—Tho case of Scott
vs. Itarehaw has been engaging the atten-
tion of the Owen Sound Assizes. It is
an action for libel brought by Soots, and
arising out of the popularity of C. P.
Smith, a bank olork, formerly of the
Bank of Hamilton, Listowel, but now of
Wiugham. The plaintiff had some
trouble with the banker end finally had
one of the batik eterlte arrested for filling
in a blank ohegne. He hall signed a
ohequo in blank, but had crossed out hie
name and throwetlto paper an the floor
of the banker's offloe. The olork, he
said, filled it out for $1,600 and charged.
hie account with this ' amount, The
magistrate dismissed the charge of
forgery, bot Oho clerk, who' had been
tranoforroct to Listowel, stiffened the in.
dignity of an arrest there and a journey
to Owen Soundia a constable's charge.
Being a very popnlat young man, on the
evening of ltte acquittal a tomb light pro-
oossioa, ]leaded by a bead, paraded the
Worsts in his houor, past A2r. Soott's
House. Iu the procession was the effigy
in question, and Boma of the boys sang
"We will hang old Scott on a sour 'apple
tree." A motion of noa•ouit was made
on the ground of eo publication shown
and no connection with the libel. The
ease was dismissed rte to three of the
defendants, who were not shown to have
been present, but the court held that a
prima Tania ones was made out against
the defendants Harehaw and Dowding,
who admitted in their examination thee
they wore prosect and Look Dart in the
procession to honor of their friend,
!Soalertn.
Does Maud Fowler went to Toronto, to
resume her studies at Bishop Strauhan's
sohool.
Geo, Murray line bought all tho tele.
graph poles between Mitchell and Clinton,
and commenced work at them last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Durward Lely, renowned
in reoitale of Boot6ish song and story, will
present their entertainment here on Wed-
nesday evening, Nov. 28rd,
The Ladies' Aid Booioty, of the 14letlto.
diet ohurgb, will bold their annual thanks.
giving dinner in the feature room of the
church on Thanksgiving day.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Thomas'
Church at their weekly meeting held in
the school room on Toeedayafternoon, of
laet week, packed three largo bales of
clothing which are destined for the use
of the Indian abildren in the mission
eohoots of the North West.
The town oounttil met on Tuceday even,
ing, of last week, Mayor Gunn, presidieg-
There was a notioeable leak in the attend.
ante of the members. This meeting was
specially convened for the purpose of
taking action anent the Silver Creek
water diffoully which Lae recently de-
veloped between Charles Wilson and the
town, he having leaned a writ restraining
the 0000ifrom obstructing the f
ow of
water ee the waterworks 00109
the dam.
ing back of the stream on his property.
After ooneiderable discussion e. resolution
was adopted agreeing to (submit the gaee-
tion of damages to arbitration in the
neual manner, To this Mr. Wilson de-
mure, wanting not only the question of
damages sustained in the past adjooted,
but also the removal of the obatruntion in
the creels in order that no further loss ba
sustained. Apparently the end is not
yet.
Osrxmgr: —On Monday, of last week,
their died at hie father's residence here,
&tome DeCantillon. The deceased was a
young roan unmarried and about 32 years
old. He was born in the township of Mo-
Killop, and Spent the greater part of his
life there. Some years ago be went to
Cleveland where he had a good situation,
being a young man of sober indoetrione
habits, and made many friends where.
ever he went. In July he came to his
borne here, Loping to regain his health,
but he gradually sank until death relatifs.
ed him from his sufferings. In hie death
another one is added to the ever 100r000-
ing number who have fallen viotima to
that dread disease, consumption. De-
ceased was a oonoistent member of the
Roman Catholic church, from whence the
funeral took plane on Thursday morning
to the Iriehtown cemetery. The eym•
pathy of the community hi extended to
the bereaved family and friends.
The Queen's Hotel and several business
houses at Deloraine, Man., were destroy.
ed by tire.
James Leckie, president of the Mercer.
tile Fire Insurance Company of Waterloo,
died suddenly Friday night.
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Thanksgiving
Day,
NOVEMBER 24
—1898,—
Will Issue Return Tickets at
Single First-class Fare
Between all stations in Canada ; and all sta-
tions In armada, to and irom Detroit and
Port Huron, Mich.; front all stations In Clan-
ada to Suspension Bridge, Niagara Pails,
Black Rook and Buffalo, N. Y.
Good going all trains November 29 and 24,
Good returning from destination not later
than Noyomber 28th, 1898.
For all iofotmatlou apply to Grand Trunk
Ry. System Agents.
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels.
GEO.ILEYD, " Ethel.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
;1 oney Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branches in the Yukon Die-
tr106.
RATES
Under $10 . $0.08
x;10 to 20 0.10
20 to 80 . . 0.12
30 to 50 . . . 0.14
M. M. BRENT, AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Despise not
My Adlet... .
No man is the only wise man in the
world and no store is the only perfect
etore.
I do not expect to seoure your custom
by chance bat by Pair Dealing,
nave a full stook of
inter Dress Goods
and Trimmings, Wrapperettes, Flannel -
atter, Flannels, Cottons and Oottonadee.
Underwear fnr Ladiee, Gents and
Children.
GROCERIES.
I have a full line of Choice, Fresh
Groceries, Special valuce in Tem atid
Coifing' and Canned Goode of all kinds,
A11 goods sold at very olone prleoe.
J. G-. Skene.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
"Thele Juvenile."
A boy's shoe. Thtitt to protect growing feet
against distortion. otttst foot -ills are acquired
by wearing ill -shared shoes in youth. Laced
and Oxfords; inehapes "Foot-form"and
"Dandy" ; widths, I) & E. Boys'
01008, 3 to 5-.;;; Youths', 13 to
234; Little Ten's, 8 to 12X;
Stamped on the soles $2.00 and
Goodyear welted;
$2.50 per pair.
OATAI.oaut
Fart,
"The Slater Shoe."
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
PUP WORKS.
I wish to inform the people of Bruesele
and surrounding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Basin?? of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prioee.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or reeidenoe or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after,
I ''Ordure taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomer GreeD.,
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
00n. —
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North Shore
Piffle and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing rills
Also Doors attd Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
NEW
utdlier Shop I
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
MALE ELCCKI BRUSSELS,
where he will keep constant
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold.
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
S. ITTALXEIIJ.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
CAs$ PAID FOR HIDES.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is ouceesefnily used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, eteotual, Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook'. Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and
Imitations ate dangeions. Prise,No, 1,31 per
box; No. 19,10 degrees etronger,b9 per box. Ito.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of price and two 8 -cent
slamps, The Cook Compaay,Wlndeor, Ont.
p 'Noet. 1 and 2 sold and recommended my all
responsible Druggists in Canada.
Nue. 1 and 2 sold In Bruoeale by
G. A. DE.DMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
High Grade
FURNITURE
.,.AT LOW PRICES..,
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We are Carrying
a tretneudouo stock of furniture.
Such a variety to select from yeti
can't find elsewhere in the county.
Whatever yeti want, your wants
oan be 'suited here.
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—The bargains we are offering in
..CHAIRS..
is the talk of the countryside. Our
stock runs from the ordinary kitchen
chair to the most luxurious parlor chair,
finished in the newest styles and with
most fashionable materials.
—In Rockers we have a very taking
line with Cobbler leather seats, oak or
birch, Mahogany finish, and in Arm and
Easy Chairs we show a fine line.
—Our Furniture is High Grade but
our prices fit the pocket of the public
every time.
A specialty made of 'Upholstering..
Your old Furniture made as good as new.
PICTURES and PICTURE FRAMING.
—A. large and well selected range of
Pictures always kept in stock. Also a
large quantity of Moulding for
Frames. If you require anything
in this line call in and make your
selection.
UNDERTAKING.
—A large stock of Coitus, Cas-
kets, and other goods pertaining to
this lino always kept. Personal
.attention paid to Embalming, and
prices lower than any place in the
County.
—Pianos and Organs, the best it
in the market, sold at rook bottom The Strength
prices. of our pooitiou as the leaders in the fur•
'Attire business resin the fact that the
• BIG VALVES IN maximum quality and Otto minimum'
WINDOW SHADES. price always go together.
Rn LEA T H:it's I CA lirl le. ,