HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1897-01-01, Page 9g Sale of
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Winery;
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en's and
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:gig Sale
rerooats
Sale of
Suits
ng Sale of
mnants
Ill kinds
FALL
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re delighted with the en-;
it Tuesday, Mr. Daniel
e 14th concession of Hay,
an, of this tiliage, joined
krimmoI y. They intend to
in the near future. We
couple a happy lie to -
id Sehlchter, of Berne,
e -on a visit.—Our bail,
last Monday arrested a
and brought him here
the jockey. 'He . had his
)nr magistrate, Mr. Fred
,muted, to Goderich jail.
breaking into H. Wing's
-The semi-annual election
Young People's Associa-
Fn the Evangelical church,
ing, resulting as follows r.
Lliars, president; Miss
:e -president ; Wm. Fink-
ing secretary ; Miss Eva
er secretary ; Miss Tilly
Miss Maggie Holtzman,.
eley Snhoelig, librarian.—
, from near Howard City,.
een .there visiting his
r.. , Aaron •lercher, and
Simon Thon, of Howard
id our town a flying visit
iss Maggie Well, from,
on a visit.—Mr. Jacob
near New Hamburg, is
iughter, Mrs. Benjamin
friends. --A sleigh load
to Dashwood last Sat-
n the Christmas festival
al church there.—Mr.
the Blind line, Hay,
• the well known firm
Son, of Crompton, _
im orters and breeders
'heater White swine,
Sster White boar. Mr.
`won prizes at all the
ta,rno and Quebec. No .
do as much to improve
surrounding: country, as
took. Mr. Bauer is to
Tis enterprise.
It Hap
john
Mount
on• ly ro
known,
ans and
mined
ibbOy_ he
vintiving
Lararni
The
States
an atta
day, ho
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train a
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wed Thirty Yearg and the
Matt Still' Lives.
AliS, {2. farmer living In Lower -
deal township, in N rthampton
as `the distinction 0 being the
in Pennsylvania, so far as is
ho has been sealped by the Indi-
cape from a horrible death oc-
early SO years ago, When, as a
as a driver in a goverMnent train
m North Platte, N b„ to Fort
vaky, but was not epared for
by the Ind/axis. One August
ver, a band of 150G hostile red-
, in the neighbor ood of the -
11,
d began actiee opera ons. The
onging to the train nd the sol -
in aft, fornied a kind of fort with
f wagons and made the best fight
Id, hut ail but four Were killed.
three companions determined to
heir horses as a lastkibance and
As mentioned in the front page
column ad. we are using this
special space to ;acquaint you
fit with special prices we are able
to offer this week.
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_Our Last Shipment of Men's k Overcoats was received
try to pe. The attempt waa made, but last week, and tt contatned some of the best
Ellis wals thrown, and the la/0 thing he
remem rs was being surrounded by doz-
ens of h deously painted and bowling sav-
'When he became consciousi again, he
• two bul ets in his body and a wide strip of
flesh oved from the forehead and crown
of his need. He was five miles from tbe
scene of,the fight. , Evidently the Indians,
thinking he was still alive, had carried
him On ,3no of their ponies for a. consider-
able distance,with a -view ta keeping him
as a p isonele No doubt they -afterward
reached the conclusion that he°was dead,
vine. bey probably shot the two bullets
Into his body to make defith certain.
Ellis as able to crawl hack to the trail, -
ourse of time was picked up by a
i wounds dressed and his life
esoon after returned east and has
sylvania. His scarred head gives ;
aCtilife appearance, but he suffers ;
ther way from his remarkable ex-
-Philadelphia Inquirer,
A FIVE STORY HANDICAP.
The edicament of a Man Who Saw,a
Thief With His Bicycle.
One y last Week a young man went to
a denti t's office in Kansas City to have a
bridge,' with some teeth banging to it, at-
tached to his upper jaw. He rode to the
buildin on his bicycle, which he left In
the hal , and ascended to the fifth fioor on
The dentist's „chair faced a window
• which oohed out upon Grand avenue. The
„ dentist bad filled his mouth with cement
and w s pressing it up into the gum with
his fin er. The victim was gazing out up-
on th street with a martyr's expression
Sud only the victim struggled to get
his h away from the grasp of the den
The dentist thought the man in the
chair as having a fit, and, fearing that
he mig t 'swallow the cement, to say noth-
ing of several porcelain teeth backed with
gold a d several hours' hard labor, he kept
his fin' er in the victim's nionth, and a si-
' lent a uggle fook place. The man in the
chair tried to rise. The dentist, who is
something of an athlete, straggled to keep
him down. This sort of thing went on for
. several minutes, until the denfist could
feel that the cement had hardened. Then
he took his finger out of his :victim's
mouth and let him up.
"Dad blame you!" shouted the angry
victim., "What in Sam Hill did you hold
me do m that way for? „ Didn't I tell you
"1 t ought you were having a fit," an-
swered the dentist apologetically.
. "Fit nothing," said the victim. "Isar,
a thief going up the street with my bicy-
cle. I , knew it by the color and the way
the toolbag hung behind and the ribbons
on the andle bar. Being up five stories is
handi p enough without having a brigand
like yo holding me down with his fist in
my throat."—Kansas City Star.
and in
saved.
since b
In Pen
him 'a
In no
perienc
The nephews and nieces of the English
sovereign are entitled to wear strawberry
haves,,in their crowns instead:of the flowers.
de-luce appropriated to the use of princes
and princesses.
values we have yet offered in Overcoats.
This. time we offer a line of Black Frieze Boys Overcoats, Doable Breasted, at $3-.
Men's heavy; all Wool, Friese Overcoats, at $4.50, 5.50, 6.50 and 8.50. We think our-
selves, that for ail round value the $6.50 Overcoat is the leader. We show hnes of Men's
Beaver and Melton Dress overcoats, starting at $7 50, reaching $13, these goods have the
fit and appearance of custom made goods Larke men sometimes find difficulty in securing
an easy fit in their Overcoats. We have secured a very nice line of Dress Overcoats in
sizes 42 and 44, -also -Pea JaCkets in. sarne sizes which may be had at right .prices by the
right 'nen, they must be large men.
Two huddred pairs of Men's all Wool Pants, in 4 different patterns, selling just now
fn Men's Suits, while we always show very nice suits, at $6.00 7.00 and 8.00. We
take a special pleasure in soiling our own make of Suits at $8.00; 10.00 and 12.00, these
goocis , are equal to_custom made, we superintend every detail of these Suits, and guarantee
them in every respect.
While -we write this advertisement, we have thepleasure of selling two well furred,
natural colored Coon Coats, which Coat by the wav is the most satisfactory wearing Fur
. for Canadian climate that a Man can bay. The prices we are showing Coon Coats, ranges
from $25.00 to 48.00, each Coat being sold according to its actual value, the pelts. the
lining, the fit, the fur itself will all bear close -inspection in, our7Fur Coats. We show
nothing but reliable goods at tiny time but we guard against the selling of a poor article' in
the fur line_ more than. in any other department, If you are an intending purchaser of a
Fur Coat look up our stock.
The Storm King Cap still continues to sell. The best quality selling at .75c, seems to
be the favorite ; something cheaper at 50c.
Men's all wool Underclothing at $1, 1.25 and 1.50 a suit, seem to be popular prices as
We ha ve sokl out of these lines and repeated our orders for the same. The $1, a suit line-'';
is, better value to -day, than the one we sOld earlier in the season.
We have two Ladies' Astrachan Jackets that may be purchased at very close figures,
the sizes are 36 and 38.Bust. 1
In our Ordered Clothing Department, we mention only specials. ) The Special here
this season has been a genuine Scotch Tweed Suit made to order, at $1E00, just a few
i Suits lett.
A line of Boys' Grey Flan,net Shirts, at 50c. all Wool, with lace front.
We mention last of all, that in the Fur Coats, we forgot to say that we show rock and
land Wallaby Coats, also Wombat and,Tasmania Coon.
'FOR RELiABLE GpODS
WE INVITE TCPU TO OUR STORE.
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In the Strong Block
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