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Ondelrtch Township
Mr. C. II, Holland has been .n•,a^•-
ad,'` vo teach in 5. S, No. -1, corn
ane line; after the summer ' vacation..
r's,
Fir. David Deevos met with an ae
wident the :other :flay wlrctt will pre
vent hien taking a -very active part
in harvesting opera diens for sonio.
little time. He was :assisting in
;loading hay with a loader when ' a
prape irjlich lie here gave way and be
tell, giving lis left wiesti a bad
sprain.Fee, has been carrying the in-
jured m;inber in a eleng but la is
,that it will soon reroven as
arilb s a most inconvenient time: 1i or
a rLirmer to be Paid off.
rhe Nerds-lleeord will be >ent i•o
to the end eul e1
,,,.: d•t-
10.12 for 25 cents.
Varna. Bagfield.
Rev, Mr. Eicher, a returned tots-
siot'a.ry trent India; gave a most in-'
teresting address in the Metttodltst
church' on Slinday evening on his
work .and the conditions 'ie :that Fir
o2 I'tebd. His talk was both nt
structive and interesting and was
listened- tie with' much pleasure. - Mr.
Licher also addressed t;he'oongtega-
tions 'at Goshen and Kippen.
Miss Minnie Scarlett of Hamilton
is bhe 'guest 01 her uncle, Rev.
Snowden, at the parsonage.
The many fiends of the Jetiv, • Me.
Johnston are glad to sec him, about,
again after lee: recent! illness.
Miss Logan, and Miss Snowden vis-
ited' Holinesythe
is-ited'HointesVilte friends a couple • of
days last week, taking in tht, ,at
de
cden party there on Friday ever, ng.
I The Methodist quarterly meeting
Nippen. .There will be so service in
g
/ d
ies
\ah'v
gaove on
We
dnesday eveningthMethodist' chute)]. here on elm -
i.
The party in Mr. Dc -
last under the auspice
s of t
h
e Pres -
b tcrian church was quite well at-
tended. •Theweather
this
s sea
son,
®�r;� with the exception of a couple ii
weeks, as not ,been very'favorablo for -
such
gatherings,t r c cnmks having
For August
A splendid
.number, price
15c.
Ladies' Home
Journal Pat-
terns for Aug,
Price l0c and
15c.
All the new-
est styles. We
carry a $500
stock of these
Patterns.'
COOPER
&ooI,
been so cool. But this one was a
success in spite, of the weather, the
good people . • hereabouts - for many
nib s knowing full well that ,an en-
joyable tirne can be counted oft --when
the Varna Palk deckle to give an en-
tertainment. The lea was abundant
and appetizing, elle Clinton Band
fur -
tushed first close music, andtl
soared chat and general good eheer
the evening was pleasantly epent.
The proceeds amounted to over one
hundred dollars.
The good people. of St, John's
elnneb intend having their animal gar-
den party on Thursday evening next
n. good
Mr. T. J. McAsh's law \
piogeatn of music, etc., has bean Ar-
ranged and the Feaforth band has
been engaged. The supper will be.
fleet c,'Las, it always is, and ei,`ell
fine woathe-. this will be a most en-
joyable gathering. Don't forget the
date, Thursday of next week.
President Fat:kares received Premier
Borden and his ::olleagues at the 1.113 -
see.
Joseph A Deli died through being
overeonte. by natural gas in a shalt
1at London.
I
The occupants of a 7apneh were
drowned in the Det'roie River at
I midnight S u day
their boat being
jstruck by a steaten
Thereon Buchlnat S" . who had
been Councillor and Reeve of Noreh
Dumfries for several years, died at
Galt in his 76t11 year.
Y A twelve tear -old bot Emery Mar-
shall of Rosanna, received probably
fatal in,ju'res in a forty -foot fall
AMM. from a :oft in a barn at Culloden.
Marti NERY
axle PRONE No, 78
DRESSMAKING
Ise re's Naw re's Theme
Rtssov
ro
11' IT'S HERE IT'S NEW
Couch & Co.
lirilulant A ssortnie-nt
OF NEW SUMMER MERCHANDISE
SPECIALLY PRICED AT. THIS STORE
SATURDAY
25% off all gingham,,chambrey and embroidery
dresses.
These are ideal garments
for outing wear in ladies' and
misses' sizes, all good 'styles
new,. this season, so if you
want•a nice cool dress now is
the time to buy one at a low
price.
Umbrella Special
for Saturday
• We put on sadE Saturday,
two dozen' good umbrellas.
They are splendidly made
with good handles and strong
frames It will. hay vol' to
buy at these ',tires. Regular
$1.00. and $L25, Saturday 09c,
Ladies' Suits less
than % price
Just 3 ladies' suits left in
stock, good fine, cloth neatly,
tol'ioted in tweed and navy
stepin lined, sizes 34,36 and 88,,
reg $18 50, your choice Satan'.
day $9,00.
House Dresses at
$1.50. ,
Two dozen house dresses
on sale Saturday made of
good strong percole and print
sizes 34, 36. 84, 40, 42. Your
choice $1 50, ,
MILLINERY AT. $1,.25
Jost 9 hats left in stock.
We do not trait • to
carry these over. Take your choice Saturday only
$11,25.
A good 8tnar•t boy wanted to learn the Dry Goods.:
BUS'iNESS.
L
S. E. MuephY, Goderich, A, F,
Stit:aly, Dunlop, A- P. Schmidt, ; cb-
tingville, ',Jack- Pape, Toeanto; 'Clay-
ton Trick, Berlin and' R. J. Both. of
Mile Roche were guests ab the A1 -
bion on Sunday last- ,
Messrs. A. Adams Windsors ii.rant
.Gray, iWe.st Lorne, Il J. McDerrnotf,
Steatlord, H. Fraser, London,, .J, and
5. Iloltnes, Ingersoll, J, Hoopier,
Monttrcal, 'and T. J. liWotan, Strat-
ford, are guests apt the :Albin.
Father Duke of Clinton, J. ,lagan
of London and Miss Annie McGuire
of C'haton wore at the Albion - last,
week. :
Mrs. ' Welsh or the Soo is vvtitttng
her parents, Mr. and Mos. John 'Big- '
gart.
Miss Ray Govenloe.k ,of Lindsayis
the guest of her sister,' Mrs. ,Vol.
Ferguson,
Mrs, Thos.' Ward and family, Mess
P rl and Masters and Sat
ea e s u,•sel R s Brice:,
of Wetaskiw in, Alta., are the guests
of DIr. and Mrs. E. Ward,
Miss Kate Wild of 0snabrook
„ N.
Dakota, is the guesh of her aunt,
Mrs. Frartk Keegan.
Rev. lefr, Ptcita.; and Miss Stara',"
of London are visiting their. ,;tarn,
Mrs. (l)r.) Stanbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Coos and family of
London ate summering in Westininis-
lee, Grove.
Miss Martha Ilathwell, Miss !:a.ihel
Taylor and Misses 'Ada and Flossy
Bingley of Detroit are spending ',bete
vacation at the summer home, of :•he
former on Ann street.
The Misses Leslie, Toronto, Miss
Stewart, New York, Miss Edith Mc-
Donald, Lawrence D. Hislop, A.. Me-
Donair,l, Miss Nelsic McDonald, . Ce
j eph Orr, E. II. Eldt, Mr. and Mrs.
Farquharson and children Miss (tie:-
trade
,t-rtrade Weir, Thos. McLeod, B; .'9oles,
C. Ikphurn„ Jd. Miller and Cela;.
,Young of Stratford arc guests ,.t the
Commercial.
Rev. Wtr,. Cluff and family of
Stratford have taken possession of
elicit cottage in t(esttninister Gnave.
The cottagers from the Bayfield
side of the river had a little fare :vel]
dance in the pavilion for Mrs. llcatt;r
on Friday evening. -
Mrs. Kyle of Toronto, who is stay-
ing with Miss Ferguson, .1 spending
a eoup'e of weeks with Stratford
friends.
Mr's. (Dr.) Wright and family of
Toronto are visiting the lady's mo-
ther, Mrs T. Jowett.
Miss Rose Snaith of Alv}tistone is
the guest of Mrs. Spackman.
Mr, and Mrs, Thornton and son of
Detroit aregnests at Mrs, Cowie's.
Miss Edith Elllett and DIiss O'Neil
of Windsor
are the6 ucsts of the fur-
mer's parents Mr. and IVIrs Edward
Elliott.
Mr, John Oilezinc and Miss \1c-
In'tyi' of Strathroy, and Ide. and
Mrs. Smith and daughter, Miss lies -
of London are guests at leers.
Parsons'.
Bless Ault and Miss Stewart, De-
teat,
strort, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willgoose,
and child, London, Mr. Arthur t\i11"'
'goose, Neto York, D'A's. Carrie Me-
hl -wan and Miss Mcllwan, Detroit,
Ide. and Mrs. Bogue and son Gordon,
Windsor, Mr, anti Ms:. G. Dobson,
Mrs. Dobson, ,Sr„ Miss .Dobson, Win-
slow and I'llsworth Dobson, Detroit,
Mrs. Turner and lMIiss 'Putter, 'Tor
onto,i Mrs. Mitchel] an$1 Mt ss Annie
Mitchell, Detroit, Mrs. Fraser, suss-
es Janev and Hazel Fraser, London,
Mrs. ' Johnston and Miss 'Jean -,Tahn-
stop. Toronto, and Miss,. Howard,
Cleveland, are guests at Miss !'et-
guson's.
The congregation of Holy Trun'ty
Church will hold their annual garden
party on the rectory grounds this
evening, August 1. This is one of
the groat events of Bayfield. The
Citisem's Band of Clinton has : been
engaged for the evening, and every-
thing is being done to make -tins
year's party in every way worthy of
its illustrious - ancestiars. All the
most delicious (levities and bond -
made cooking will be served by the
most `cou:.teous of waiters,
Tho Rev. 1. Bice, the ceiebreeeed
jubilee 'preacher bf Huron College,
London, will 'preach in Holy 't'r'inity
cliva.:h at the regular service on Sun-
Iday next. Mr. Bice. will also preach
at St. Luke's, Goshen (cine, and Fit.
John's, Vernal
Stanley Township
Miss Mingle Axin:strong,, wile' spent
the past month at the old home-
s'raad, has returned to London.
'Mr. Robert Reil and daughter' of
Windsor are the guests of his prefilt-
er, Mt'. J. W. Reid; for the holidays.
Der. and Ms. Thomas Amy from
near Goderich were week -end visit'irs
at the home of Mr. J.. Epps, Var-
na.
Misses Fannie and Amy Hcilyar of
Clinton have boon the guests of Mrs,
James Campbell., Bayfield Road, the
past week.
Mrs. Bate and two, child::n of'I'ot
onto, who have been spending the
past two weeks under the parental
roof, retu,.and to their home 'on r'rt
day last.
Mrs: Wm, Morrow of Godericlt and
little Edna Hunt have been week=end
guests of Mr. Will. Pollock, Mr.
Wm. Rathweil and M;rs. Sant John-
Mit:},s 'Albin Richardson is spending
a few weeks at rite ' home of her
brother before leaving for the West.
Miss .Olive Pollock and Mr. Ernest
Pollock- are visiting friends at Mit-
ohell thAt week;;
St. Helen's
Misses •Flora and Verna, McDonald,
and' Miss McLean of 'Wtnghatu '''are
holidaying
1ith friends
h here.
- The N ws Record will he s nt to
any address in-Oasada 1,o' the eind'h1
1912 for 25 cents,
Clinton Nevra:-Reeosd'
Kippers
The Red.. John Rioliardson and his
bride have 'returned to the manse a&
'ter - spendingee their, iioneyntobn . in,
Woodstock. Their Many f..:ends here
join ' in wishing them: a long and
happy lite together.
The Rev. ' Mr, Richardson tesuutcd
hi>, work to connection with the 'klgi
en and.Hcls green Presb. teuian ebur -
PS Y
ones on Sunday last, . Durhinie the
pase.ar's absence the work was 'alc-
en by Mr. 31'ingiand of 'Auburn, ' a
studeatt of Knox, ,w-tt"was very well
received.
Last week' the sad news was re-
ce)ved' here of the death of M. Jant-
es Parsons at I3aldenhurst, dist:,
Mr. Parsons had been ill .for snvee, l
weeks before death released him fermi
lee suite ears .pion°
Me. Pa • 11,- and young
delight' -erre, he
had farm,;,, e,.;vtousiy: IIe was 'ero-
sPerio
6 ntc zly tn his rcW
hourwhen
his last illnessail
assailed ed ntnt he
funeral took place to Baytield.ceme-
tery last week, Much •sympathy is:
feet for the bereaved wile and child,
also his mother and other friends.
IIe was well known here and much
liked and !inspected.
Another of the early settlers of
this sections Svgs called home in the
person of Mrs. J. Workman, who
died at the horne,.off her son -In-law.
Mr. Wm. Butt of the second 1011 -
cession. of Tuel.ersnith on Monday of
last, week. For some ttmit deceased'
has been an invalid and for a von•
sidorahie time almost helpless, out
she was oarefully and faithfully aur-
1
sedhY loving
children until her
re-
lease came. The funeral tookplace
to the Union cezneteiry , Hensall. the
rs survired by a i t'i;e lan:ity.
Mr. Janie:, Mustard has rel'reed
front his trip Ifo the west, Ile vise
ited friends there and akin attended
the tLun• `e„ air. Ie very imuen
enjoyed himself and could have s pert
'more time had it been possible for
him to prolong his stay.
Mr. Wesley Harvey 1511, 00 Tuesday
for an' extended 1tr:1z through site
western provinces. He took a car
of houses along.
Mrs. Meteor and daughter -have le.
turned to Clinton after a pleasant
vis -.t with friends here.
Mr. •t4'idl Fowler wears a pleat:ant
smile these days because of tine ar-
rival at his home of a little -.laugh-
ter.
Miss'` Pieta Jarrott;, who recently
passed her exam. in the London
Noa'rinl, has been engaged to leach
llrucefield school. She is bound to
ah
make successial to er
Mr,
All are pleased to lcaru that 1V r.
Pd. Cudmore of J3alkirk Alta., is
improving Meek afte'i n rather ser-
Seaforth
Mr, IT, Cudmore took a' -ear or
light horses to the west lest week
Mr. II, A Livid& and his t ictsr,
Miss Mae, of Windsor have been vis-
iting .their parents.
Bishop leallen was a guest at St,
James Presbyitory oue day, last week;
Mr'. Alfred Gibbons and his :ester,
Miss Mabel Gibbons, of Toledo, Ohio,
have been visiting' Mrs, Win. Dugan.
Mr, John Rodetiok, son" of ex-Vlay-
nr Roderick, has been appointed to
a place., on the mailservicestaff op-
eras,ng between Steatiord and waren,
Sound.
Wire. (Rev.) Larkin has reLterncel
from an extended trip to the west
Miss Ryan of Chicago., is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. M. Broderice .
Dr. Mc(ruade of :Sault Ste Marie
has been visiting his brothers and
other fieenes hero.
Mr. Rotlet!t Po;+'.e'rfield has sold lits
farm 1 i
which be llr011a$' LL
cd a couple o'
1 t,
P
Yeats ago from Mr. John Reinitlet on
the Kippen Road to Mr. A. Waleaoe
of Essex county. Mr. Pertiei lewd re-
tains possession until the spring,
. when he 4ntend's
takong up Lts lest.
dente in Seafo:+th.
The remains of the late Peter
Ross, who died at Winnipeg, were m-
en lett 'Met .1 centatcry
last week. The deceased was an osd
resident .of McKillop.
The trustees of the Collegiate In-
stitute have engaged two new teach-
ers to take the places of Misses
Chedlcy -and Fleming, who rosigeed.
Miss L. int. Bottoms, of Toronto, has
been engaged asco merctc1 sPew 1n
s
t
to succeed Miss Chidlcy, at a salary
of 111,000, and Miss A. M. Bowers,
11, A., of Copetown, has been engag-
ed to succeed Miss Fleming at the
same salany.
1 The appeal of the Seaforth Light,
„Heat and Power Company to the
county' judge to have the assessment
on their lei(dings reduced from the
amount $2,000, as fixed by the court
hof „revision was heard on Tuesday
adore Judge Deyle, who allowed the
appeal, and 1.xed the assessment at
11,000.
Wednesday August 7 has been pro-
claimed Seaforth's civic holiday. The
firemen - go to St, Marys to take
part ir, the firemen's demonstration,
'file Citizen's Band wi'el accompany
the firemen.
The fall wheat an this vicinity` is
now being out. Although some com-
plain of rust, the crop on the whole
is a good one.
The dean of the Emperor 01Japan
and 'the accession , of. the Crown"
Prince took o place in Toitio.
Fir five city scatengcrs in 1'
onto went out n strip
c t tl e.
Mr. William A. Brown, land, sur-
veyor, an old resident- of Tor:a uto,
ilicd to his 081( year.
Rev, D, C. (McGregor has i'cen
"`loaned" to the Presbyterian Fin-
ance Iloard until December 1st.
The 'Empress, of Britain arrived at
t',uebee under her own steam,
ai W. Tennant, s f h
Sanfordoh o. the
late Jas. 'Pennant, Toronto, died in
the. North Bay Hospital,
Albert ('litt a, Gravcnherst boy of
fourteen was killed by the disoltarge
of a gun which was being taken out
of a canoe,
ons operation, or-
.
• Grey Township
Fall Wheat harvest is on.
Next meeting of Township Cou^.til
will he -Monday Next.
Mrs. L. Frain and Miss Winona
left: For Moosejaw on Tuesday or last
week,
Mrs. Caldwell and daughter, Ha<el'
of Action, are visiting for a few
weeks with relatives and friends in
Grey township.
Mrs. ]lulling, formerly of Cyan-
brooit, is not enjoying good health,
She is at the home of her brother,
Jno. Mitchell, 5211 con,
'('hos. • nd Mrs. WJritfiold, of Trav-
erse, Mich., and daughter, bliss
Kathrine, of Detroit), who have been
enjoying a holiday tisi11 with the
Whitfield families, have returned to
their homes.
Hobert Pirie, of 'Trowbridge loc-
ality, who spent the past five months
in the West is back home,.
Mrs. Charles Pringle, of Denver,
Colo. ; Mrs: Leonard Wright, of Mel-
fort, Sask., and Mrs, John Lawson;
formerly of Goderich, who have even
visiting thein' pa'.atrts, H. and Dg's.
MacQuarrie for tae past two months,
left for a trip up the lakes and
theete to their respective ' hot\les
Mrs. Lawson w'11 join her, husband at
the Coast and will reside there, in
future.,
Dungannon
Mr. .Jld. Mole, 01 Seaforth, visited
In the village on Sunday week.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus McDougall and
children of Lucknow,, visited,
friends hero'recentiy.,
Mrs. B. J. Crawford. was it De-
,tioi't last ivoek, attending a family
2runuon.
Miss Esther Glenn, of the telephone
office, has been away on her vaea-
tion.
Mrs. I;. Hearts, of Hamilton, and
Mrs. F. :Courtney, of St: Thoreas,.
are visiting their sister., Mee,' David
Sproul.
Howard Case, who has been teach-
ing sohool at Tantallon, Sask., is
itotne for vacation.
Mrs. 7'. G. Allen, accompanied by
Georgie and Ruby, were visiting fn
Goderich.
Mrs, (De.)' Rico returned on Sainte
day, week (tont a ivisit to her 'lau-
ghter in Vancouver`
Chas. -Robinson, 'of'Detnstt, accom-
panied by his friend Mr. Regan, is
visiting at ; the home of his father tet
East Wawanosh,'
-•-Amongst the Dungannon boys who
atiiended ,filo Cadet camp at London
were George Case, Stephen Nfedd,
Riley Bradford and., Marvin Derain,
Telephones have recently been in-
stalled Mr. the following parities :
Roll: 'Henry, Jos. Courtney, Jas.
Lane, Thos. Ferguson, D. K. Alton,
Henry Mullin. John Hackett, Wilson
Irwin, David )"Parrish, Wm. Twateloy,
on concessions 10 and 11, Ashfield,
Alex. Long on concussion 12 ; Quaid
Bros,, Dunlop; Jos. Erwin and Cleo,
Hamilton, Auburn ; Ed, 'I-Torney, eon
cession 6, Colborne Wm, Hasty,
Matthew ,Shackleton, ,John Menary,
Jas.
Geo.', n' J
eo to John Barkley and
Johnston, concesslions 2t`and•3, ASit
field.`' A dozen contracts have Peen
signgd" fol :!phones • on .the new Rel
fast-Ambenl 7 se
Tonic Treatment
for the Stomach
The Modern Method Most Sueniss-
fitt in 'Trea'ing Indigestion.
The old-fashioned methods of treat,.
ing indigestion and stomach troubles'
are being' discarded. The tcrouble
with the old fashioned methods was
titati when the treatment was stopp-
ed the trouble ,re turned in an, :tg;ra-
vatet} form.
The modern method of curing `in-
digest':L"in and other stomach brotblee
is rte tone up the stomach to do its
normal work. Every step toward
recovery is a step gained, not to he
lost again. The recovery of the nit -
petite, the disappearance of pain, the
absence of gas -all are steps on tile
road to health that those who ,have
tried the tonic teratntent remember
distinctly. .Dr, Williams' Pink Pills
are a tonic medicine, every coustitnl-
ent or wlticlt is helpful in ouilding
up the digestive organs, and is there-
fore the wct.y best remedy foe chren
}c eases of stomachs trouble. I he
success of the toeatntent is l/e tv;d by -
thousands of nasus like the following,
M:r. M. W. Swain„ Grand Valley, Ont,
says :-"For several years my moth-
er had stomach trouble from which
She got nei relief whateveruntil she
began the ctse of Dr. Williams' rink
Pills. She, was treated at different
tines by three doctors„ but their ef-
forts did not avail, Then she was
advised to try an electric belt, but
it proved worthless. She suffered
tituch during this time and food be-
came distastctul. The trouble also
affected her nerves: and her general
health was on' the verge of 'a ureal.
down,.. One day a, friend -who ivas
in asked. ` her to try Dr, Williams`
Pink I'i,lls., Without very..much hope
that the Pills would prove successful.
when other medicines had failed, we,.
nevertheless got hera supply. In :a
few weeks we could - see a decided
change. and got six more boxes, by
the time these were used mbtther was,
almost well -r and she kept on taking
the Pills for a short time longer and
was completely, cured. She is now
a healthy and strong woman and is
never bothered with her stomach in
any way. T hope this statement rill
bring relief to -other sufferers,"
Why experiment with medicines of
doubtful va'fue,, when you have such
positive evidence or, the benef(t fol-
lowing the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills ? Sold
bya]1 Medicine dealers
or, by mail at 50 cents a -box or
six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.
Wi'lidams' . Medioiee ' CO., Breekville,
Ont.
August 1st, 1912
OUR PRESENT
SPECIALS -L�
S
— FOR ALL NEXTWEEK
A Screen Door and Screen Window Bargain
Regular 0 01) doors' for $85
a= 4J. Re $ 40 window screens for $32
,, 1 25 '� 110 8 35 28
175 1 95 $0 ' 22
2 00r 0"
- 1 0 ..0 1a
A Granite Preserving Kettle Bargain.'
Regular $1 25 1br $ 85
1 t)0 " G8
75
05 "
11(1 ,,
51) „
45 o
30
55
45
4(1
2
20
21) ,
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only .portatble'rnbber bath regular 86 50 for •$4 50
1 only gasoline stole 2
burner •wti,h warm
ing O IP .
>; vee '
regular . R .,.15 0 I 0 for 1 25
only Ideal 2 burner gasoline stove, one ex-
tra, powerful hurtier, with oven, reg 10 00 for 7 50
arland Bros.
Stoves, Hardware and Novelties
SPECIAL GALE
of;
LAWND
N VERANDAH FURNITURE-
Verandah
UDNITUDE-Verandah Curtains
Verandah Mattings
The season is short so we have made our profits the
sante, Cone early and get first choice.
The Store
of Quality,
Phone 28
W. Waiker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140
Yen Rau No .Risk
We have confidence in our
our WATCHES as the result
of long:EXPERIENCE:
We guarantee them because
they are ALL RIGHT both
as regards QUALITY AND
PRICE.
Let Us Show You Them.
1i,
W. R. COUNTER
Jeweler, r.' - - Clinton
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.
awiamadommmizamom
WEDDING PRESENTS =
BUY You'r,friend something USEFUL as well
as ornamental.
A Beantifnl Article of Furniture is the correct thing to buy 'Afire
offer you a tine collection of Fancy Chairs, Roll Seat•Rockei's,
Romanj Chairs, Library Chairs. Smoking Chairs, Couches,
Hanging Mirrors, Hall Stands, Parlor Tables, Music Cabinets.
For the floor we have Smyrna, Wilton and Axminster Rugs,
Brussels„ Dominion and Y el vet Squares.
EVERY article marked at QUICK SALE Prices.; ,
J. H. CHELLEW,
FREE AUTO DELIVERY
BLYTH
PHONES 7 and 8
NATIONALPORTLAND
CEMENT
Is a ;little the best going, but we don't charge ;
any more for it, A fresh carload just in.
�r�Is
S.J. ANDREWS
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