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Tt„tlttam ,.o of �tr t;
.Cord's progressive Merchants, paid: a
%lett to his Methea and friends here
til,is week.
r: EIotha n ; S tray' a 'aek.
Il u of , I hlr ,.,
• 'paid a visit to old actdt1 aij baneee` hi
the villhgc recently.
.Th .nails picnic t
eau ricrac 1 n ,
t t or the �( tsa, nc
1 0 e
Sunday sch o1 will be he31 or Do-
minion )ay of the farm of Mr, 1'
Meaticlt way o'' a.el entrance by t f'h.
a A
V'nl. Rin'e's on the banks, of the Mait-
land, ',There will' be r ees ,:
n e matches,
repines, in ,.rort,s Piing that ,
oes
to make” 'succss''
1 t tl picnic, ' as
we have el C'nnsianee. Tee cream
Good
:lCorrin , . A:.' you Ccu`6-
Record reader•?
i
VERANDAH
SCREENS
6, 8, and .10 t"EET
WIDE,
HAMMOCKS
$L and $1.50.
FAN'S
ALI,
1^RIC'ES,
1
COOPER
CO.
Cliintan -News segued•
iimarimumosuummmousummumw
Hotel
Mr. 'Feed. l.uohharci tdok,,tn
eprs;on to Doti: et last week,
Mr.t
5:'1` Walter cz, afterthe eloso•ot
the Foresters' convention in I'•iaillil-
lon, took a little run down' to' Ban-,
ulo and spent a olds or two wtilli, leis
, ,,
brutlier-is-Iaw, Pref. )c,, C, CJlutil.
June 20th, 1912.
Porter's, Hill';:.
MCS Elliott 'anal daughtet of : Ylrcht
gar+ have been spending a few. ` mays
with, the lady's sister;, Mes. William
Johnston.
Miss Nelli
1Nucdoh all P ScaPorth is
g o
lasiting friot dls in the '; vhcinity. "
The many friendsof M?., William
Mr. arid Mrs. T. M. FIard :and Elliott of silo 11th 00 11'1 will lie ;lorry
Y a
,is, h'a
'Ht s tt, of Ci'intoii vis^iGod-'with
1Lr, and Mrs„ ,J, Mullet ori Suitday,
:1 train load of v le
,
t titers was halt-,
as
ed here fo'e atl Hour or so on Monday
and : they nearly cleaned' nor
lnereh,nts out '01 evenh'-shads*`in • INC
way 'of eatables but the were a
Y
nice 1)5501, or boys and slid thonsel-
ITS Gtedit,
1 a speoial i ,
At t 1 al mrtttnb of'i',he �.^oun-
cil on Monday an order )vas issued
that alb dogs must be 'shot, or securely
confined for sixty : days. Phis.
ryas considered. ncceeeaky 'oil account
or the rabies scare and was a, wise'
step in view of the developments,
'Mr, J, R. Holmes has just finished,
shipping large gtuititi'es of They,
somewhere about sixty tons, vehieli
which, will net ht'm $200 or there-
abouts.
At time of writing it is expected
that INe company of volunteers who
t.• on
the march to flodcrich will
encamp J�i'
, mp in , 11. Ilolme> field or the
night.
Summerhill.
Mr. John Scarlett paid a visit to
Summerhill friends on Monday.
Mrs. Anthony Lawson of labile -a;
spent a low days the guest of hfr.'.
and Mrs. \l',Il.:nin Lawson.
The Misses Cousins and Miss J.
Watkins spent last week the guests
of their mica, and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J.Watkins.
I Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Rutledge, of
Clinton ,spent Sunday at Tors. John
J,ohnston's
' Mr. and Miss Steep of Clodericii
township were guests in pia and ,lr'.
T. J. Lindsay on Sunday, ,
Miss Myrtle Beacom i;.spending a
few days under the parental rool.
Mr. R, Colborne of Seaiorth is ?Is-
iting at his home on the sixte:et�n
concr^seion.
Mrs.. C. Beacom visited at Mr. W.
Biggins of Colborne on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay of 1 melon
were Visiting at Mr. Thos. Lis liray's
on Sunday.
']he Ladies' Guild met at the Lome
Ahs. J. Rapson on tVellu, study.
Mie. H. McB•ricn took ;n the exalt: -
D trreb lastReek.
siert to c week.
Mr. and Mrs, ,J lmcs Lindsay of the
u sin. nit.
Sixteenth toncrsslo spent Sunday
tc
1
with their son, Mr Thomas I uuleay.
Mr. 'M1ili Beacom spent Sunday at
his home in Rummerhili.
Rev: Mr. Jeakins will the unable to
Sunday after-
noon',
take the sc
iv ice ne t! n a t
i Dental: conduc it
noon, so Ah )ul sal avi
as usual Irl the claming.
OLe. R. G. Reid of Stanley visited
friends in this vicinity on Sunday.
al nem N);uI
AND
DrlcssarAtct.u,
PHONE No. 78
Rl':AD v
TO
1i' ,'Alt
Couch & Co.
Lades Sails, •alld Coals 1-2
P��ce SATURDAY.
1
Navy Four Ladies'.
Suits in '�
av Greyand tweed effects.
e eFcts
y
Satin liningneatly
n
e
a l,y tailored, Siree > , 34, 36 and 38,
your choice of these four suits $1\0,50.
Six onlyLadies' lox coats all new.this season in
fawn Blok and white,
c,
hate, and navy ,.lies 34 and eta:
Your choice Saturday` $7.50
CREAM. NETT WAISTS $2,49
In price only can these waists be.termed cheap the
P
Quality of nett arid style are -very disireable. The lot.
consists of 15 worth $4.50 each.. We have them in
all sizes our. Yhoice Saturday",$2.49,
TWO BIG SP C,IAI-S
t: IN SUMMER MLLLIN=
ERY
s
Special ecial No. 1
h
We put on sale Saturday
24 trimmed hats our own
creations in the:most ex-
clusive new designs some
of these sold as high` as
$8.00, 'Your choice Sat-
urday $3.98.
Special No. 2
Twelve trimmed hats all
Y>*/!✓- good styles worth $4,00
,yy>` 'and, $4.50, your choice.
Saturday $1.98.
A' good smart boy wants(' to learn the Dry Gd'ods•;
BUSINESS
to, realm that he has sullerecl a stroke
of paralysis. It hoped he will:
50011 reaily..
Quite a number' iron) this vicinity
took in the excursion to Debroi:t last'
Week, K
Priscilla
Rata
,fat
Mel'
pose
on
from
talus
The
M p
e `, awong ' 'hon) were,. isles
Torrance., .,Daisy Cordon
tr and' Annie Macdougall, ' ,7re,
nes Macdonald, Clonl Newton and
Ville Sturdy,
The Presliyterfan march here' run -
bolding a strawhelry festival
Friday evening next, tea served
n 'six to eight 'o'clock, 'rhe ad -
5100 ice will be 20 and 25.00,515,
date, Friday of next week.
Goderich Township.
Mr.,
and Mrs. Jas. A. Thompson
of
Toronto are spending a few' days 0f
the honeymoon at the parental home
of the former., tesidence of Mr. and
Mrs, John _Thompson. The nunielous
friends are 'exteudrreg good wishes
Mr. John 11 Johnston and Miss
Dclphii t 1), 'i'isltttorne were united in
hymen's bonds on Wednesday of last
week, the happy event taking ,!.sane
at IInox church manse, Ciordericil, the
Rev, C:ebrgc 11. Ross tying .lie isnot'
hard and fast, Good wishes and
lots of them to Mr. and OIr. John-
ston.
London Road.
.Turd. Mr. Coscns iroolc charge )f the
League meeting at Mr, Arthur Wilt -
se's on Tuesday evening. 'Che Leag-
uers are allays glad to have Ole.
C'osens with thein.
Jimmie,
the Wee 5011 of i5T.: ',rreii,
Snit, is quite "r11 with bronchitis,
alesdarncs 11'. Stanbury, Ro.'tlilie
and Hanley event on the steamboat
excursion to Det.' oat,
Mr, and Mrs John Tnriis have re-
turned from their honeymoon and set-
tled down to the sterol realities of
):10.
A•II5s Rghy Walkinshaw of Clinton
is visiting with Mies Ruby Wise.
Messrs. F. C. 1Va1d on and Will Fal-
coner have sold" limas at good figures
lately.
Statute labor is the order of the
day.
Next Sunday will
be Flower Mun-
i -105.'0e Turner's ehitreh,
Brucefteld.
Mrs. Len McConnell is spending • a
few days s with Fhnstill
friends.'
Mr. Ross of `}calotth visited Brum-
field friends this wee
Mrs Jack Grainger vistaed her
mother, Mrs, P. Dewey, this Week.
Mrs. Cannamon is .visiting her
daughter, Airs. (Dr.) Rogers, this
week.
Mr. and Mis. 13ruor Bossenherry of
Gland fiend spend a few days in 0110.
village last week,
Anniversary services will be held In
the Methodist o!urclt next Sunday, at
two thirty and seven &clock. 1'n the
afternoon, Rev, Mr.'.Jollifle, -a return-
ed missionary from China will preach
and in the ev'eniri;, the ser,ricc will be
taken by the Pastor, ,Rev. A. W.
Barker. Thee, will be suitable 1nustc,
by the choir.
Service will be withdrawn in the
Presbyterian church next :Sunday (v-
ellillg on account 1 C
o t of the anniveh: alts
in the Methodist elided).
HQId
Tho I:ntgraceeatddnatora4' arc . ..n. .,
Preg>.sse here this week: with OIr:
.puha 13eattie of .Varna presiding,
Mrs, 'Porterfield'. oP"'Bol K •favi; is vise',
s
it1ng her 'daughter,;^Mrs, James I or
guson,
4
Mry. C ve ensladc at d fief ria . t
t ugfttr,,
Voss Glreensiade,' Who have lieon res-'
idents of 734ficld .for • scarf*ral
base gone to . Hildsgreen where they
will snake alieir, hOnle ,ill 1ut^lire,
Mrs..4 n ri
S ro 1, and dauglrterM. ;Hiss;:
I°Iari°;est," of Minnesota, are guests of
the Iormct's sister, Mrs,vt
(ReY5, Wm.
itjnde.
'On Sunday nextl Rev. 141 . ''r Macfar-
lane
acLa a r
lane will, admynister, the sacrament in
S1.Andreeds church. The preparatory"
service will be held at 11 a, m.
Friday" when Rea. 16. T. Pcat.lay of
Londesboro will preacli,
Mrs, Brandenburg, anal ^her boether,
alt. Orval Weston, of Detroit cane
up on the excursion on Friday .last
and purpose 'spending a'•Slhort while
at their home iii"Bayf,eld,
'Mrs. (Capt.) J. A. Ferguson left
00 Tuesday to join her husband tor
a trot up the lakes.
Air. and Mrs. James Haien of
Dungannon wee: idle guests for a leW
days
the
past
week
C
M. Gar
r
Y
Drehmann, who is a sister of Mr.,
Haines;
Mrs. Beacom and sister, Miss Jennie
L.r.vin of Midland, Miele,are visiting
their brothers, Messrs. W. 11. and ' A.
E. Erwin.
Messrs. William Clement, George
S ls, ,John Beatty and Ralph dress
ratan of Seaiorth were guests at the
Albion on Monday. They carte river
1:o lish and each of them took home a
fine string of black bass They ter
tainly caught a lot of heautleS, many
of them measea:ng from fourteen to
sixteen inches in length. That should
satisfy anybody.
Mr. and Mrs Newman of Detroit
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Edwards of
Toronto are guests attale, l'0mMK-
Ala George Stewart of Detroit was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brown for a fear flays of the 1:ast
heel
Mrs. Fred. Edwards and family of
'I'oronto are guests of Miss Fee.;uson
for the summer.
Dr, Brown and wife and Master
Jack Jowitt of Clinton, Iowa, arriv-
ed on Saturday and will spend a taw
,seeks winds Mrs. Brown's father, Mr.
John 1Vltiddon.
Mrs. Winters and Family of Detroit
arrived ,this week and have taken a
cottage in the • White City for the
summer.
Airs Wm. Pa.:inson and lamely,
Master Lincoln, ncohn Misses Laura and
Ruth Parkinson' and Miss 1'1?ie amid
of Detroit aye epezaing a few weeks
with Mis. Parkinson's brother, Mr.
Walken Osmond,
Clarence1
Po lockoris ,d
a c from Lon-
don last week to enjoy his holidays in
the old home village.
Muss Jennie Forbes, who has been
principal of the Public school for 'the
past two years, has resigned.
Oliss Forbes bas been a popular and
successful teacher and her departure
is regretted.
Before the school closed on Tuesday
the. pupils read an aeldress to 1,iiss
Forties and presented her with a
pretty brass jardiniere as a token of
Bair regard. The address 5005 read
by Miss Florence Martin, and the
presentatioe made by Airs Do,.,thy
le on l,e, The address was es 1fol-
lows :
Dear Aliss Forbes,— Learning that
you have resigned your position as
principal of Bayfield Public school,
we, the 'hogs and girics attending the
school, P, desRc to express .our deep
regret at, your departure from
ainongst us. During the two years
hat you have been our teachea,we
earned to love' and respect you. By
our dilligenee and unfailing kindness.
and patience yea have made oulr school
tante pleasant and profitable to us
and what progress we have trade in
knowledge we owe to your wise care
and help, ,You have always taken a
kindly interest in our welfare, both in
and out 0 of the s hoot and h
F a we eta
that tt you w
n v o are losingr
not only a
good and avis teacher but a true and
real friend. .As a slight token of our
love and respect we, ask. you to ac-
cept this brass ,jardiniere, and anile
et we offer you our best wishes tor,
your futon; success and happiness
wherever your lot nay be east.—Sign-
ed on behalf of the school : Kenneth
Smith, Florence Martin, -Dorothy'
Fowlie, F1oy. Edwards, James Per -
1
1
Iv
'(110117 will be an ice cream aroyl.
strawberry some] on Thursday even
ing next and under the auspices o
't'urner's church. 11 will take nlac
on the lawn of Mrs. 0. Walters an
a real good time may be expected
There, v i be'h
v 11t small tai admsl
[s
ou fl
of tel
tet cents. 'llu Clinton Band veil
be in attendance
Noble Holland has completed hl,
gasoline tractor and is now cutting
wood for the farmers around.
Flarold S. Turner, son of to. (Geo.
N. Turner;, who has been stuulymg
St!.:ant Engineering with the, Interna -
national Correspondence S e h ori l c
Scranton, Pa., for tone past two
years, has passed 11;s line)
examination and rat recon u.tendatton
or his acquirements has been awarded
a fine diploma the possession of which
is in itself evidence' that Harold has
been a faithful and persevering sturl-
ent, and should now have acq.uirod
sufficient preparation to enable'htnt
to successfully opetlate all makes of
steam . balers,, 510013 engines and
their accessories, also .dynamos, me-
ters, pumps, elevators, etc.
Sunday, next wilt be observed as
Flower Stunlay at furrier's chur:h,
Pastor Oosens .will preaclh'a ohfld-
len's• sermon in the afternoon , and
Miss Carrie Shipley will take the
topic in the evening,. A musical pro-
gram will sato be given.
The present. abutments under ihe
bridge known as Bl.;ladfoot's, having
been declared unsafe,c meat cr.,s
ed e
will be substituted.
Tuckersmith 'Township
Blyth.
•
Rev, Mr. Jowitt•of,-Went 131ydges
has been appointed to the Methothist
oircuit of Blyth and Jackson.
Mrs. (Rev.) Fear acrd son, Thorn-
ton were eteet ung in Exeter 'Let sveek,
Thornton has been suffering from
blood -poisoning in his, hand,
Mr. Eimer Nivens has secured a
position in Regina, where he went to
visit his uncle.
EXETER.
Mrs,, Sotale has returned from a
lengtp visIt .'Wrt11 relatives ,' and'
friends at , Oxford' add Marllette . in
Miehigaa.
Blyth
Mr.. R. Slater visited last tveek
with Hamilton and Dunnville frfeude.
Mr. Arthur Stcinoff, who .has bean
assisting in the decorating ' of a
church in Clifford, is, now in Mincerd-
ine where he is similarly employed.
The pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here, Was pceahIted' vacant on
Sunday week; Rev. ' Mr. Mackay
of Thamcslo,d, Alliin of Toronto. and
Cerriie of Blenheim will be asked to
preach here with a soiw to'a call.
Mr. T. W, Scott has decided to give,
up business.
1J.nv. Mr. 'and Mrs. Harticyof Du:.'
slam were ,
aim e gtests at rectory last
week Revs. Farr 'and Hartley . at-
tended the meeting of the Synod in
London the fns three clays.
Mrs, Frank. Ricitan'lson passed away,
on Tlutrsday week after a lingering
illness. The funeral took place to
Bluevale cemetery, Mr. and. Airs.
R•ehardsdn" formerly Mang tin the
Bluovale distrait',
Mrs James Nesbil„L, who has been
very 111, is now improving.
Mr. James. (Aiming, who had been
laid up with a case of blood poison-
ing in his hand is ^recovering, and it
is hoped he Will soon be a1S ,,.night
again,
Miss A. Maude King visored her
home }n' Blyth for .a'few days lash
week, but has returned to Detroit -to
take a poi/then, as field secretary of
•beaeonesS''work throughout the west-
ern states.
Klip en',
M
,,
9th
am
ryuidoek
has
purchase
ed a, house in Lgn)ortdville "and • will
•remove - tlhere sborely. 'lieu oi'd
friends•and neighbors hers wish Mr.
and Airs, Murdock many happy and
prosperous •oars lin their 'n' w 'if
Y c onto•.
The far -m' they are leaving, lots 10,
con, 2, , Stanley- was Mr, Mburtit i
3,.. )]ts
:boyhood. brine. ;'J'hoy will; be ,n(ssdd
because ;in, ail -these ' years they aiave
l solid excellent, friends and 'iicdglr-
bors.>. Theia place wi'llbe taken by
;their youngest., son, ,7oiln„” who bekigs;
io the l
4 o mhs r, s Jennf"c-
'
'Mcl3eeath„d onlhoye dauighbtorideofMisMr. Val •
t
er Mel3eath anal far some years or-
ganist for the .Presbyterian church at
Bruce'fieid. This war be the Multi
generation 01 Murdocks on the, farm
and all join in Wishing as great prgs-
pe'ity;to,the. young and happy ,puplc
as was enjoyed by their predecessors.
On Conference Sunday Mr: A. Reid
of the Pars 'Line, Stenl'ey, preached an
excellent sermon in the Metltelist;
church, delighting everyone,
At the late exantinatlions at Tor-
onto University Messrs, A: W John-
ston son of Mr. W. I1 Johnston, and
II Strachan of Brussels, both :orrnee'
students of the Seaiorth Collegiate,
shod equal for tate Alexander T.
Fulton scbolaisitip in Mathematics
and, Physics of the first year, Mr. D.
Grassicic, who .reeeived his ptofe sion-
al first-class cora:flea-be front the Fac-
ulty of ledueation a few weeks ego,
has received nolf a of his appoint-
ment as teacher on the staff of ' -tate
Public schoois at Ottawa at an ini-
tial salary of $1200 and increasing by
$100 each year until the maximum of
$1600 is reached. Mt. Clrassicl i, a
young man who has done good •mole
as a teacher in Nest Huron, and his
future successes will be tollowed by
bit many friends Jicre with pleasure.
Word has been received of the ap-
pointment of Miss Mary Johnston,
who is' tcacle ng near Weyburn Sask.,
as an examiner on the Saskatchewan
provincial examinations for teachers'
certificates, her work •to begin in 'the
city of Regina 011 .7uly 1.Gtli.
These three are fernier pupils of S.
S. No, .14, Stanley.
Wingham
APs'. John McLean is erecting a few
verandah in Front of lois residence.
Mrs. Thomas of Chicago has eon
visiting fter sister, Miss Houghton.
• Dr. G. 13. Smith-olaq'oronto visit-
ed .his brother, Mr, A. F;. Snaith, ;.1st
week.
1115
Rla Cr 1..
! ( ) o y and Mastea.. deur
have gone on a visit to Montreal and
other 1 ,) i
0111t 5
Mrs. P. Chevailior and little daug?t-
ter. of Maple Green, Sask., have been
cleating the lady's father, Mr. (nee ;go
Wade.
M1 Joseph )l
Bowman and OCI lia'
ale removing to Cobalt to join Mr.
Bowman, who has been up therm for
sonic time.
AIrs. 'Pony Nichoi is not rccovecing
very' rapidly from her severe illnese,
The strore recently occupied by Air.
J. W. *Ribbon is being fitted rq) as
Offices for the Business College,
The members o1 Mrs. Rutledge's
Bible class •spent a social evening at
the home of Miss • Copeland and while
there peesentod Miss Ethel Musgrove,,
one of their number, with a hand
-
somcrt.
b ss jardiniere, in virus of ton:
approahing marriage. •
14Ir..John Thornton died on 11tes'Iay
week after a an illness of only a
few days. Sincero sympathy is 1e11
tor. his young widow and two little
children:
The marriage tool: place at the
hpnte of the bride's permits, Mr. and
Mrs. D, NIol1at of '1 ulnberry, on Wed-
nesday week of their daughter, Jessie
M., to Colin J. Higgins' of the saute
township.
SEVERE NEURALGIA.
(Jun -Ed. 'T1L11O'VGII 'fIlp1 USE OF
1)R. Wfi,LIAMS' PINK PII,LS.
It r
c ece In ev • I
, .
I crit•
reason why
Dr, Williams Pink Pills have :'tired
the most severe cases of neuralgia,.
sciattca,and other complaints in the
group known as disorders of the vier-
vcs. This tromp also includes S1:
Vitus dance, partial paralysis and Idle
common state of extreme nervousness
and exoilabiJ.ly. Each of these com-
plaints exists .l)ecause there is some-
thing the matter: with the nervous
system, 11 the hie0505 have tone and
are strong and healthy you will lint
have any of these complaints. The
reason why Dr. Williams' Pink r111S
cure nervous disorders is, that !hey
restore• weal:, . ruin -down nerves , ,to
titter proper state of tone. They act
both diiioofly upon the blood supply
and bite nerves. The highest medical
authorities have noted that nervous.
troubles generally attack people who
are bloodless and. that! .tlte nerves are
toned 5011011 the blood is renewed. It
is thus seen that Dr, Williams'Pink'
Pills pure nervous disorders, by caring
the cause of the trouble The fol-
lowing is an instance Miss '0(11105
Jones, London, Ont,, says °',For over
a yea•. I, was an 411100se sufferer - from
neuralgia, which located in my,tace
and '
a 1 brad, The pain at tomos; was so
intense that I could scarcely leap
111010 sexeanrng and no -tines I was
doing for Iaa trouble seemed to .help
inc. As, time went on my whole nee-
vous system, was afreeted,. At last
when I telt that my ease was a1-'
niosd hopeless I was advised to try
Dr. Williams Pink Pills. The re-
sult of this tau -Anima; was that I am
enjoying now such c0)1110 1 ;110 I bad
not known 10): years, and only those
who have suffered ;r from neuralgic
pains eaa realize what a bloss ng the
Piths have been to ane,"
If you are suffering loan any lllood
or nervous disorder begin to cure
'yourself, today with •Dr: 4Ailllianss'
Pink Pills, which you can got Nam
any ,medicine dealer or by Mail at 58
cents a box or six boxes 'for. .•3.50
from The Dr. Williams' Mtclicine Co„
Brockville, Ont. •
lave '
l'u
Panama ,Hat
When the summer time comas lucky
is considered tate- young, man of Clin-
ton who can Sort a !!. enn'n
P K P c Iala-
1na" hat, and yet, though thesehats
have' become extremely popular, few
p P ,
people know that the name is a mis-
nomer. These •hats are not made at
Panama but •in Ecuador, o
Peru 'and
Columbia, la. Iii was 'because Chegxea•
t
bulkfiit.
q a ,export ofthese hatswas
shipped via idle Isthmus of Panama
that they got their name which proh-
ably never area be correct/al rtow.
In Latin -Anserina these hats arrenev-
er called' Panama hats hut "Jipijapa"
in honor of the -town in liicuador
whenthey were first manufactured.
It is a Popular' error also, to ima-
gine Iliat! the s'tasaw out of which the
"Panama" hats are made is very ex
en e;ve. -In.South : Sot li American c
l? uu- •
o
trios -the Panama hats a e
1 r 'worn b9 {.
rich and ppoor alike. The highh prioes'
We know area •
a elargely 1 to the im-
port! duties and to the fact that, Dire
outer articles of more gerleral eon,
sunlption, they pass through the hands,
of a number of commission niers bee
fore they reach the'uftimato purchas-
er. The finest quality of hat, made'
in the ;province of Manabi, houador,
out of a fine, silky straw, is seldom
seen in Canada, because the planters
along the Eceadoniatt ooast are will-
ing to pay from $80 to $100 for a
hat so pliable and flexible that it can
be folded up and carried in the 3100501
)v:.thoaq injury.
Our
For
SPECIALS
Next Week
Screen Doors and Windows. Sherwin Williams
Paints, Varnish, Japalac and Floorlac, Dustbane the
great sweeping compound, the balance of lawn mow-
ers and gasoline stoves at a big reduction. See our '
new perfection oil stoves WINDOWPHANIF—The
modern translucent, Glass Decoration has ail the effects
of stained glass, and costs about one tenth, of the real -
thin g,
1st\\t —
Harland Bios
Stoves and Hardware
SPECIAL SATE1
of
LAWN AND VERANDAH FURNITURE
1
Verandah Curtains
Verandah Mattings
The season is short so we have made our profits the
same, Come early and get first choice.
The Store
of Quality
Phone 28
W. Walker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140
Li.
CLEARING FIRE SALE
On account of the slight
damage done to our millinery
we hare decided. to clear- out
ours .,o
ck at halfrice.
p Come
early while the e Barg arras last.
Star
ting
FR-
IDAYand
SATURDAY
ISS OANTELON & CO
41131113/131111111111111,
NATIONALF'
A N
CEMENT
Is a little
any more
the best going, but we don't charge'
for Vit, 'A, fresh carload just in.
amernommammali.
ANDREWS