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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-11-23, Page 3. - - trtstatalteietat, Troubles Idhood „ ead packets- PIIMIPSete 1111111111111111.1111 licer st n.on of pss that [ RS i Bakes is not an- inge bulk the heat regulated cl.k on the ne or the the same iot wasted st positive ehold ou .ora torlas M-0 nitre az, alcove -veer. Mairetilteen Se a forth& you reeei u ire; •ctures ut of your - ted rinot xrcsti incired ree.dy _lor rc to anci hildren is prescribed lea 15 used be y give you the means to enjoy and own many langsl thought 'Only possible to the rice. A. vacation abroad; a home; a moter-car; a college education or anything else yen wish for can be yours if you save the dizzies and dollate. $1.00 opens an account and nterest is paid 4 times a year in The overelign ank oi Canada Mensal', Brucefield. Established z879 Whooping Cough, Croup, Broneh ti cough, Grip, Asihma,`Diphtheria cresoiene is a boon to Asthmatics Does it not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to care disease of the breathing organs than to take the remedy into tlge stomach? It cures because the air rendered strongly anti- septic is carried over the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constanrtreat, ment. It 13 invaluable to mothem ivith small children. Thoseor a consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs or in* amed conditions of the roat. Sold by druggists. Send postal for booklet. Lsininto, Ain.= Co., zsmited, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. 307 it is impossible to eagge- rate the vakte of PRITI TIVES as a medicine for children. They contain no alcohol no morphine or cocaine—no dangerous drugs of any kind. Fruit-astives are fruit )niqes—con- centrated and combined with the most valuable tonics, and internal antiseptics known to medicine. Fruit-a-tives are free of calomel, cascara, senna and the host of violent purgatives that sheiply act by irritating the bowels. Fruit-a-tives are made from fruit and tonics and are pleasant to take, and so mild in their action that they never gripe or pain. During the Rummer, whet' children are so apt to eat improperly, mothers should have a box of Fruit-a-tives always handy. At the first sign of Diarrhoea Indi- gestion, Headaches, Biliousness, Peev- ishness, Vozniting 7- give Fruit-a-tives according to directions. These splendid fruit liver tablets will instantly correct faulty digestion—clean and sweeten the, stomach—regulate the boiaels, kidneys and skin — and so invigorate and strengthen the whole system, that the little ones can quickly throw off the temporaryo-eilt lanessbox. now—to-day. eoc. a box or 6 for $2.eo Sent on receipt of price, if your druggist does not hatelle them, FRUIT-A-TIVES Liump, oriAwA. Directory for 1906 won* Jaft GOVENLOOS, Reeve, Vtaathrop P. O. IC ROWLAND, Councillor, Walton • AtiQUAID, Councillor, St. Oolum- ' bars, P. O. teOHN liteDOWELE, Ominelllor. Sear forish P. O. • BYERMAN, Councillor, Brodhag- en P. O. [MICHAEL MURDIE, Clerk, Winth- rose P. 0. HOLUAND, Treasarean Beech- ; wood P. O. 5OLOMON 8. SHANNON, J P., San- itary Inspector, Winthrop P. 0. - Wes Cotton Root Compound!, The gnat 'Uterine Tonle, aria only safe effectual Monthly Regulator on which women can depend. Sold in three degrees of strength—No. I, fl ; No. 2, 10 degrees stronger, 93; No. 3, forspecial cases, ;6 per box. Sold by all druggists, or sent paid on receipt of price. 0 pamphlet. Address: THE reOldiEUMIN100.,TURONTO, ONT. fiertratle Windsor) Trythe New Store Where they don't trifle with other people's bilging.), that pay strict attention to the wants of everybody's needs in the line of tresh, Cured, and Cooked Meats BoI5gna and Sausages, Gro. cedes, Fruits and Vegetable/5 aVeat rieeht prices. kly our Tic Tea. !CRUSE BROS. SEAFORTil, The originators of low prices in meats Phone 96 Commercial Bloak, Opposite the Post Office. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS A simple and effective remedy for OR THROATS AND COUCIHS They4corribine the germicidal value of Cresolene ev.ith the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico- rice. Your druggist or from us, 10c in stamps. Imam, Altus Co„ Limited, Agents, Montreal. 401 Winghain - Business College is a high glade Commercial School Three Courses : Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy Write •GEORGE SPOTTON, Prin JOHN BEATTIE Late Division Court Clerk, has a number of prop =sales for sale or to rent, among which is a good buUdzng lot, the South East Half of Town Lot No. 46, East Ward, in George Sparfing's Survey, Seaforth, which will be sold on reasonable terms. Insurances effected, debts collected and loans made on satisfact- ory securityat reasonable rates. Call and see xis and be convinced. Late Division Court Office, Sea - forth. 2018-tf TOWNSHIP OF M'KILLOPs NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS CnAnixs Danes, C011eetor, will he at the Royal HoteI, Seaforth, every Friday and Saturday in No- vember and from Monday, the 8rd, until Friday, the 7th of December, inclusive, from 10 a. m, to 4 o'clock m. each day for the purpose of receiving taxes. All taxes must he p on before thp lethjof De- veniber or 0 per cent. will added. CHARLES DODDS, 2020-5 Collect or. POULTAY WANTED. Parties wanting to sell to the undersigned will hav to bring them to Beechwood or St. Columban on Wednesday forenoon, NoVember 214, as we will stop id -lipping from home on that date. But will take any quantity delivered at Seaforth on a date to be fixed about the let of December. Will pay the highest market price. G. K. HOLLAND_er. SON, 2031-2 - Beeeliwood and St. Columbia Gal ea The Great Preach Vitalizer =FORE FTZ fr Promptly cures Debility or 'Weakness result - lug from indiscretions or excessee. Best and surest remedy known for all diseases that follow as a sequence of abuses, Loss of Memory, Pains im the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature old Age and nany other diseases that lead to Physical Weakness, Insanity and an early graAT. Mailed to any address on re- ceipt of price, SO cents, or five boxes for $2. THE RAY rdEINICENE CO., Stratford, Ont. MONEY TO LOAN. - Private funds at 4% to .5%, on farm securit 2020-tf A. A. WATT,13rucefield, Ont. JO/Maria.* *1•2 a WV Ca ar !Ma al " High Grade" Training pays, and that is the kind the famous . . ELLIOTT 0 - TORONTO, ONT. Gives its student&Recent students have / taken positions at salaries from 850permonth to 51,000 per annum. It is a well known fact that our school is the best of its kind in Canada. This month is a, splendid time to enter. All gradu- • ates get posibions. The demand is nearly tWen- ty times the supply. 'Write to -day for inagni- ficenteatalogue. W. 3. ELLIOTT, Principal Cor. Yonge and Alexander Sts,. 2022-tf NOVEMBER Brings scores of youug people every year from the farms and villages of our conntry to epend a few months in Our splendid school. The Central Business College Toronto. From communications in hand, this month this year will bring as many as ever. If you have not thought of it, not htd our catalogue, Write forit at once, and you will likely plan to join us W. H. SHAW, Principal Yonge and Gerrard streets, Torouto 2018-26 The Berlin Business College. Write for catalog of the school that places more students in posi- tions than any similar school in Western Ontario. All Graduates get Positions. Enter at any time. THE BERLIN BUSINESS, COLLEGE, 7 2018 W. D. EULER, Principal. When? New, You can begin your work in this sohool at any time. You can,in fackgo ahead now rust as well as if you had, started the first of the term. We are always up with the Mmes. Our reputation and attendance show this. We have now the largest enrollment for this time of year in the history of the school. If you would like a copy of our handsome bo k, "The Highway to Success," clip this ad vertisement, mail it to us, and the book w ll be sent to you free. B. W. Somers, Principal Dominion School of -Teleg- raphy 41Railroading 10 ADELAIDE STREET WEST, TORONTO vlaMila1100 GOOD AS GOLD, Trainix OF IT! Invest your hard-earned savings in a "London Life" policy, and you 1611 have comething as "Good as Gold," and much safer. The gold will be available when most needed if you are insured in this Company. Think of the cases you know wh.ere the life insurance was the only pro- tecti on of the family ag ail; s t poverty, and insure your life for "all you are 'Worth" in the LONDON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY: W H. ROBINSON, Inspector, Seaforth. siior STRICT MATTERS. Comin o Seaforth.—The EXeter Times , last week sae's: Thoma .Wheeler, who for some time has condueted the blacksmith shop in eWincheleia, aTaborne, has decided 'to close up ibis business and move to Seaforth. It is not known whether the shop will be opened again or not. Whenler, besides being -an _expert; blacksmith, is an adept at inventing, He le at present working on a model fee a half home power. engine, to be titled propelling. a bicycle. At his home he haft a smaller engine, which ie used n running a sewing machine, and the minature piece of madam, ery does its work well." Former Seaforthites. — The Wing - ham Advance of last week says: "On Friday evening? Miss Houghton and the choir of St, Paul's church, Wing - ham, entertained a number of their areas in the school room of the church, in honor of Mra A. Rennie, who is removing to London; Mrs, Rennie has been a valued member! of St. Paul's choir, and will be very mach miseed. Her &skis were always appreciated. During the evening an improptu program was rendered, and refreshments oer ved. Mr. and Mrs. Rennie have made many friends dur- ing their twelve months' residence in WI/10am. Mr. Rennie has received a promotion on the G. T. R. necessi- tating his return to London." Appeal Sustained.—At the Depart- mental Exarninatione last summer, Robertson Y. McLean wrote for both parte ,of a first cla,ss certificate. He passed the first part successfully and took the required marks in eacli subject for the second' part, but was a few marks behind on the required total. He appealed from We decision and received a 'notice from the Ed- ucatiene Department at Toronto, a few days ago, informing him that his appeal bad' been sustained, and grant- ing him a full first class certifi- cate. He has, therefore, succeeded in taking both parts for a, first in one Year, a somewhat urlusual achieve- ment, and one alike creditable to *his own ability and, to the careful and efficient instruction Cmperted at the Seaforth Collegiate Institute. Miss Ella Robb was the only other pupil of the school, who succeeded itt suc- cessfully taking both parts for a first itt one .year. Neither has yet failed in an examination, which is a pretty good record. , Spreading Out.—The large depart- mental. stores of the cities are coins mencing to appreciate the advan- tages of advertising in the local pa- pers. Several local papers are now publishing a, large and attractive ad- vertisement from the T. Eaton Com- pany, of Toronto. This same ad- vertisement was offered The Exposit- or at- a price as high as we receive from our own merchants for 'the apace they occupy. Butit was respectfully declined, because, we felt the pub- lishing of such an advertisment would be injurious to our own mer- chants, and we believe and have al- ways contended that purchasers dan do better on the whole by' dealina with their own local merchants than they can by sending their money to build up. the business houses of the large cities, to the detriment of their own market towns. We agree heart- ily, with the following from the Ex- eter Advocate -when it says: "There are but few editora -in our province who have not made a *vigorous and continued fight against the city mail order houee. This has been done In the interest of the home merchant, and without money and without price. If the editors of the land had reeeived regular adv,ertising rates for all they have said against these enemies of the country merchanathey could now be -weking diamonds. Now the department store man annrebi- 'Fake advertising space, and is willing to take all the average country. en- itor has for sale, and at a goon price. What other class of business or professional men would refuse business to help their friends, es- pecially as many of said frfends nev- er seem -disposed to return the compli- ment or even appreciate it." —When the tip of a dog's nose is cold and moist, that dog is not sick. A feverish tiny nose means sickness with a dog, and so with the human lips. Dry, cracked and colorless lips mean. feeiestiehnese,• and are as well appearing. To have beautiful, pink, velvet-like lips apply at bed- time a quoting of Dr. Shoop's Green Salve. It will soften and heal any skin ailment. Get a free, trial box, at our store, and be convinced. Large nickel -caped jars are 25 cents at C. Aberhart's drug store, Seaforth. In The Olden Days. Interesting . sketches of the early days of Seaforth and vicinity, taken -from the files of The Ex- positor. Seaforth, July 18, 1878. Mr. Thos. Stephens has purchased Mrs. Sparling's handsome brick resi- dence, on Goderich street. The pur- chase includes the building and two acres of land 'adjoining. The price paid was $3,000. Mr. Jobb Payne, of this village, gen of •Mr.Wrn. Payne, of Tuakereinith, left on Wednesdey morning last on a trip to the old country. The first number of the Bruseas Post was issued on Thursday last. The house of Mr, Thos. Wilson, of the llth concession of Huliett, was struck by lightning on Thursday morning last. The 'house and con- tents were completely -destroyed, and the family barely eiscaped with, their lives. Tae less Is about $600. On Friday night last Mr. Thomas Govenlock, of McKillop, had some 18 sheep worried by dogs. Mr. JohnShaw, who has been teach- er in the Walton school for the past six years, has resigned to take a position in the Brussels schcol. Seaforth, July 25, 1873. —A large potash manufactory is now being erected near the railway track, on the east aide of the vil- lage. The proprietors are Messrs. McManus & Potts, of Mitchell. - The total receipts for freight at Seaforth station -during the past six months was $63,891.92. It is reporteded that the Dominton Telegraph Co., intend opening an office in nrussels. Seaforth, August 1, 18'18. Messrs. J. C. Laidlaw, H. Jackson, W. 0. Reid and A. Healy, of this vil- lage, left on Tuesday. evening on 60. hair Si xtra Long. Feed your hair; nourish i • give it something to live on. Then it will stop falling, and will grow long and heavy. Ayer's Hair Vigor is the only genuine hair -food you can buy. It gives new life to the hair -bulbs. You save what hair you have, and get more too. And it keeps the scalp clean and healthy. The best kind of a testimonial— "Sold for over sixty years." Inpans***. Made rat. 0. _nilitTogt%eff:',;"' 14. p SARSAPARILLA. cfersCP HILELIISP:Y PECTORAL. pleasure trip to Duluth. They go by boat from Goderich. Mr. David Dorrance, of McKillop, has an excellent crop of fall wheat, which he expects will yield 40 bush- els to the acre. Sheriff McDonald, of Goclerich, met with a serious accident on Wednes- day last, and one from which lie can- not recover. He was getting over a fence when he fell On his head, in- juring his spine. _ On Saturday lag a young son of Mr. Martin- Charlesworth met with a serious accident in John Martin's planing. mill. He was running a circular saw, wben he had one finger taken off, and two others badly lacer- ated. • Seaforth, August 8, 1878. Mrs. Alei. Ross, of the London road, Stanley, died on July 27th, aged 92 years. Deceased was a, native of Scotland but ha,d been a 'resident of Stanley sinceeI889. Mr. John Murray has leased the Mansion 'House, in this village, from, Mr. - Carmichael and takes posses- sion in a 4w days. _ ohn Fisher, of carronbrook,' who felIl from the plate of a barn on the fa*n of Matthew Lynch, of McK11- lop, a few weeks ago, died from the effects of his injuries on Saturday last. A week' or two ago, Mr. *George Holland, son of Mr. Michael Holland, 7th concession, McKillop, met with a painful accident. _ He was cutting grass with a mowing machine when a shower tame up, and to protect himself he put a 'sheep skin he was sitting on over his head., When the rain stopped he juniped up suddenly and frightened the horses. His leg was caught in the knife, of the ma- chine and the whole calf of the log was curt off. - A on of John Hewitt! of Walton, was badly' gored by a steer the other day, and it is feared thatI he cannot recover. . V Seaforth, August 15, 1878. Mr. John Cumming, who eesides on the 7th concession,. Tuckersrnith, neer the saw mill, met with a-eierious ac- cident on Monday afternoon last. Ile :Ares driving along the road, when his horse ,became frightened and threw him from the buggy, breaking some of his ribs and cutting him a- bout the 'head and face. Robert Beacom has sold his farm on the first concession of Hallett to his neighbor, Mr. Shippley, tor $3,- 300. Mr. Beacom intends going to North Carolina shortly. While drawing grain the other day, -Mr. G. T. Snell, of Hullett, near Londesboro, was thrown from the load and had both legs broken. -- Seaforth, August 25, 1873. Messrs. John Hogg, of McKillop, and M. McDermid, of Haepurhey, have returned from a trip to the old country. Messrs'. Davidson and Campbell, of the Commercial !hotel, Seaforth, in company with Mr. Thomas Bell, have purchased from Mr. Armstrong, of Brussels, and Mr. Ross, of Seaforth, their stage business' between Sea - forth and Wroxeter. We are please(' to learn that Stewart, late of Brumfield, has pas- sed a very successful examination before the Royal College of Phyea clans and Surgeons, Edinburgh. Mr. Hiram Blanshard has sold his lot of five acres and house on the second concession, McKillop, to Mr, Thomas Smith for $850 and has pur- chased the 25 acre farm of Mr. Robt. Allan, near Winthrop, for $1,050. The new pure food and drug law will mark it on the label of every cough ,cntre containing opium, chlo- roform, or any other stupifying or poisonous drug. But fit passes Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure as made or 20 years, entirely free, Dr. Shoop all along has bitterly opposed tlie else. of all opiates or narcotics. Dr.Shoop's Cough Cure- is absolutelp sate even for the youngest babe—and it eures it does not simply suppress. Get a. safe and Reliable Cough Cure, by • simply insisting on having Dr. Slum's. Let the law be Our protec- tion. We cheerfully recommend and sell it. C. Aberhart, druggist, Sea - forth. A Municipal Tangle. According to the Liatowel Banner, the council of • the township of Elena have got into a tangle which they are at a loss how to unravel. A Mort time ago the Local Option Act, which was "inforce in the township, was de- clared •Invalid by the courts. As soon as notice of this . decision was re- ceived, the advocates of the by-law set industriously to work securing names to a new petition for a vote oh a new by-law next January. Al- though the time was short, nearly 100 more names than the required per- centage were secured. At the request s of two memberof the council, one of whom was Councillor Buchannon, a special -meeting of the council Was called to „receive the petition on thS first day of November. Meantime Buchannon was served on behalf of V. Merger, proprietor of the Elma House, with a notice of disqualifica- tion on the ground of having illeg- ally loaned money to the council; and the councillor attacked resigned his seat. The petition was presented to the balance of the council oa the 1st inst., but further than receiving it, 'no action was taken:. Before the re- gular Meeting of the council, on Saturday, the 8rd inst., the council ' were served wit hi a notice from 0.3, yum, Atwood, that all business done at the special meeting on, Thursday ..as illegal on 'the ground that the' meeting had been called Irregularly I and on other grounds. An opinion was also received from Messrs. Mor- phy and Carthew that the council had good grounds to appeal from the de- cision of the Divisional Court quash- ing tba• by-law. There are several questions arising from this situation.. If the .eouncil does appeal, has it the right to go on with the by-law as well? Is the pefition properly before the .council and. Is it compulsory on the part of the council to submit the by-Iaw The coancil have had the worst of a good deal of Taiga, - tion of late and is s,nalous to a- void fdrther trouble. Superior 'Value. 'When baying a newspaper the seine - rule should apply as when buying goods. You want the best for your money, .There is one "beat" in Can- a,da, and it Should be in every home. You should :have your own local pa-' per without doubt, but you should also have the Family Herald and Weekly Star of Montreal. It can be had at the price of the cheapest—one dollar a year—and is. certainly the greatest family and larm paper on the continent." Their premium pic- ture given free toall subacribers,en- titled "A Tug a War," is away abead of the ordinary premium picture and will adorn any home. The Fam- ily Herald is certainly very superior value this season. News Notes —Kr. Robert A, Wanless, superin- tendent of the Empire Salt Works at Sarnia, was killed last week by fal- ling from a leader on Which he was standing while fixing a pipe in the building. He fell from the lad- der to the floor a distance of 26 feet. —La,st week Mr, E. S. Miller, bar- rister of Aylmer, while hunting in the north country, shot the largest moose of the season. He weighed 1,600 lbs. nach 6f. his horos weigated 10 lbsand had a; spread of 56 inches with a very wide" blade. —George Sutherland, of near Rip. ley, aged 87 years, known as the most ambitious and richest farmer in the county cif Bruce, waft crushed against a wall by a horse and al- most instantly killed. The deceased is goad to be worth $66,000. He lived for 56 years in the tOwnship of Huron, ahd was highly respected. --The annual holiday excureion rates from Winnipeg and Wef3tern points in Eastern Canada, will go iato effect this year two weeks earliefe than in 1905. The $40 round trip rate from Winnipeg to Eastern Canada will•Co/ne In force on November 24th. These tickets axe good for three montbs from the date of purchase. —Another stretch of the Guelph find Godericb branch of, the C. P. 'R. has been placed in operation, and on Thursday a regular trainiervice instituted as far as Milverton. The station agents have beeh appointed and are novv on duty in the 'respective stations hetvreen Guelph and, Milver- ton. —At the fall assizes at Orange- ville, last week, a jury awarded Alex. McDougall $00 damages and costs in ant adieu against Alexander Mc- Arthur, for alienating the affections of the plaintiff's wife. McDougall is a captain. Sailing on tne Canadian lakes and reaides in Paisley.' 'McArthur is a farmer near Paisley, in the ecianty of Bruce. All McDougall sued for was $2,000. —MeseChas. Mowery., aged 21 years, and her three children, Homer, aged six ears; Louise, aged three years, and baby of six months, were burn - to d ath fri their home on a farm at B tavia station, on the Lake Shore Railroad, neer Cold Water,- Michigan. Chas. Mowery, the husband and fa- ther, 'rose early and built two fires in the house. He then weat to the barn to do -chores, and while there discovered that his hoase was on fire. He rushed back, but the flames had made so much headway that he could not enter the house, and his call to his family brought no Tesponse. It Is thought that the 'mother and chil- dren were suffocated. STARVED BY ANAEMIA.. --- Health Restored by the Rich Blood Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Actually Make. ••••• Thousan.dsand thousands of young girls throughout Canada are liter-- ally passing trite hopeless decline for the want of the new rich red blood so abundantly supplied by Dr. Wil- liams' Pink Pills.They are distress- inkly weak, pale or Ballo*, apPetite fickle, •subject to headaches, dizzi- ness, are breathless, and, the heart palpitates violently at the least ex- ertion. The doctors call this an- aemia—stitch is the medical name for bloodlessness. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills actually make new blood—they cure anaemia Jest ae surely as food eures hunger. Here is a bit of the strongest kindof evidence: "Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and nothing else saved my two daughters when doc- tors had failed to help them." This statement is made by Mrs. 'Joseph: Martel, St. Oliver street, Quebec. She adds: "My daughters e,re aged respectively twenty-two and twenty- three years. For two years they suffered from the weakness and dis- tress o anaemia,and had I learned of Dr. :Williams' Pink Pills earlier, it would not only have saved me money, but ninth worry and anxiety as well. Both girls were Ws pale as a sheet, They suffered from head-. aches, poor appetite, and grew so feeble that they could hardly go about. They were under a doctoes cart, but didnot improve a bit: I despaired a ever seeing Thera in good health again, When a friend called my attention to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Soon after they began thes pale there Was an improvement in their condition, and in less than a couple of months they were again en- joying good health, and active robust girls. I am so grateful for what Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have done for my cbildren, that -strongly recom- mehd them to every mother who has a weak, pale faeied lioy or girl." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills do only one thing, but they do at well—they actually make new, riciv blood. They sat on the bowels. They simply change bad blood i into good blood, and thus strike etraight at the root of such common ailments as head- aches, eideaches and backaches, indi- gestion, anaemia, nervous exhaus- tion, neuralgia St Vitus' dance, par- tial paralysis, and the special, pain- ful secret ailmentit of growing girls and women. Solid- by all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 tents a box or ere- boxes for $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Brock- ville, !Oat, , • 1 "Sa tion or your o ack." divetweimeeee0 US Brand Fur - We are pounding away at the one fact—that MuskOx Brand Furs are honest through 'and through, with no skimp. ing in quality and no question as t� . What is the sum total of all our advortising should be the sum total of your requirements onest Furs at Reasonable 4 1Prices Our immense stock of Furs is 'so varied and (3' o-npl te that it is easy to supply the wants of the most critical. The range of prices and styles is broad enough to make choosing a pleasure, and whether you are well posted in the merits and fine points of Furs or not, m eg little dnlerence, because every fur is sold with a positive guarantee of "Satisfaction or Your .31 Back." We realize that it is t3 our advantage, as well as yours, to sell first-class Furs. We are looking for your patronage, not only this time, but always, so we make it our business to deserve it. All we ask, if you intend buying a fur,that yen oall and see for yourself our standard of quality and values. Nowwitiewywys Yonll get Style Bu a Pro= gress Brand Over 4. ,71 You'll get Comfort You'll get Service You'll Save Money We know what we sell is right, becauRe we sell only what we know is right, and the number of Overcoats we are selli,ng makes us sure we are selling right— Right Fit Right Sty Right Oloth Right Price RIGHT HERE! Leading Prices $5 $7.50 $10 $12. • TEWART BROS BE AFORT H 4.