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ME MANTON NEWS -RECORD, APRIL 18, 1899
Somebody has said that MWD. Fair waa kGodericle on
good adveitising is Monday.
Mies Florence Whitely Of Londeshoro Miss:Maggie McCloskey wee visiting V
wee visiting in town laet week, friends here the Pest week- --Mies
Porter's 11111' NIIM!!!! TV!!! 11!!!!!!! MIMI? .11?Ilftff lifillItt ritml
Mrs. Beckwith of Witigham wae visit- Cress and Mr. Will Elliott were ting '
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judicious boasting. ing old friends in town laet week. relatives in Egmouciville last week,— tW,-
. Miss Evelyn Smith of Bayfteld was the Mi. Thos. Wats has sold about thirty 'Pe"
. guest of Miss Gueele Tayler over Sun, twee of hie bush on the 4th eoncession
%Reel IMv boesting ft little over the dee= . ton 1101siber 44 femme around here,
i . Miss Bawl Murdock of Heniall wits the Prices ranging aboilt aifid 40 aci te—
dew:wallies 'effect precleeee by artist guest of Mrs. J.11 Heaver and, Mrs, 'The inatly friends of Mr. P. W. Currie =
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00143 013 tile ;town Bath Stage with a Morrill' this week. ' will be pleased to /tette that he is itn.
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se Ittr, john Jardine of FaegoeleTorth Das proving. ---Mr. Geo, Weston and Mr.
BeloOthiri freen one Wan Meogloge, A 4 • kota, is visiting at his eister s, Mrs. ea& Elliott are making maple syrup
WAS a 04111111(.1t wbieh came easily with, Arthur TwItchell st in Mr, S. McDougall bush. --Mee Mr.
t le anis a4 y QC 110W all wee scare Mies Beetle Brown an Miss Kate . • .
• Inspector Ed, Flotaly WAR in the Wade preached in Itethanr on Sued
McLeod of Bayfield spent a few days at •• •
Miss May Bell has retu
value as ye know we are able to
reed from Lon, Mr. Tees, neteiete lase week.--Mss--Msscan supple. There are not many deal,. desboro where she had been spend. Nellie McDougall Is visiting relmeives
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ers who can ielace at your command Hal Ing herr E"ter. holidays. here. --Mr. Peter McDougall h
• M. George booth, at present an em. 1 gaged Mr, Walter McLennan for the
aesortinent in color, design and voyee of the o. f., will leave on i coming harvest,__emise
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good sample of what our astiorttment ing for an illicit ettil.
ueeday rieet for Deuphus, Men, worth of tiplereeviele was eisiting wee.
r„ do,
Miss =ye Actions, who has been the ber uncle's, Mr. It 10. Potteretast week.
Bring us your Wall Paper wants no guest of Miss Bell for the past week, --Mr. lames Sterling is still having
matter how important or unimportent returt to Ilndesbero yesterday. pleasant times and pletteantsmiles.--
Iand you will find our prices as reason', and t nell and Cleric Lane visited the orchards now.
ount omen lore Mater, Torrence, r. °lenient Newton is betsye•pruning se -
able as our assortment is cotepleteclilapuse of Refuge otticia,lly last Fri, . • .
We have essuredle met the public Mies Gussie Taylor ,reteeertecl to Oc4e- Giderick T911,3100, .
fancy accutettely and pleasingly this 1 arTilti(IT ilalectlyatt°Pittlrege hicr•gteciP4 • ----
the circular Mr. P. W. Currie wee stricken lay ill,
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year with our, Well l'apere, It town, ness on Sunday evening and ren.ined
who had been thie guest in a semeunconselotie condition for
Tee
Moist 006macillor Johnson fora fortnight, several hales. Two doctors *ere cal- wee
Mics J hnson,
cost you nothing to see them OW hut i
little to own tbein. ' •returned to her home in 'Streettiville led in so serious was the ease, Mel
• on Tuesday. Currie bad been waiting for a fort -
Often ehe Cheapest, Always thellest. eer.--Thoe. Mason a on a tame of the night on his little daughter, who had
• northern part of the county this been very sick and the worry end. loss •--
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• The 11.. D. Fair Ca week in search of horses for the Old °treat, brought about his own trouble, E
Country market, .
--Mre. Henry Beacom of Baytield line
, Mr. B. P. Sibley will return to New has for some time been under the cloc- s"-*
'York about the first of May to en- tor's cafe. At present•she is. improv -
gage in the music business with bis' ing though verr slowly. We hope to,
Ames Parker's .Die Works. son, yr.. Jas. §thley, „
•• elise Lizzie Jardine, who has beenthe
• CLINTON,
New .A dvertisements.
Wall Paper -W. Cooper Co • 4
The /slew and the Old:-Modgens Bros 5
Pure Binder Twine -Harland Bios •5
Music Rouse -C. Moore , • .. , „ . 5
Somebody- Has Said -W, Fair Co , ... 8
Boys' School 'Clathinte-Saeksop BM, • • • • • • 8
The Soolall Event, -13. *Idean 8
Apprentice Wanted -Sohn Tedford 8
Alarm Clooks-P. B. .Crews... ... - ... . 1
Tne Delineator. Cooper 4-echr
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Fat Cattle -C. Wilson •
Good Goods are Good va1ue-RodgensBros....8
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guese of her sister, Mrs. A.rthue
Twitchell, started, Tuesday for her
• home ill Fargo, North Dakcita.
Mr. r'rank Upshall is preparing to
leave for Manitoba where be purpos-
es becoming a tiller of the soil aed •
• make a twine for himself and family.
•Mr. Geerge M. Kilty or Huron Col.
• lege, London, was called to Clinton
last week by the illnessof his brother.
He returned to the city again on Sat-
urday.
Mr. W.. McNaughton and his nephew,
Mader Harold Johnson of _Chatham
spent the Easter holidays at darlsonee.
of Mrs. McNaughton on Townsend
street. •
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Mrs. Thos. Farquhar of Hill's Green
has been waiting on her brother, Mr.
• Smith Kitty; who was quite ill for a,
fevr days, but- is now . recovering
nicely, '
Mr. 3: C. Miller went across to Deer-
field yesterday to begin the yen°.
stating of the River Hotel Genial
"Johnny" „Miller is now in charge of
the Olaf elation. •
Rev. IL E. Brayaccompanied Rev. E.
MSS Gill has returned from Stratford. B. Smith on Sunday last; aseisting
Miss Taylor returned front Blyth on. hint he the services and administer -
Saturday. - •:• ing the Role Communion at each of
Mrs. Chambers was Visiting in Herisall his appointments. •
on Tuesday. - Misses • Lola and 6,igitie Miller ',spent
Mt. Fred, Beatty of Seaferth was in the Saturday in London,. having gone
Huh on Monday., ' • . : •clown to meet Mrs: .and Mrs:
Mr. Ernest Holmes ' of Exeter : spent, : eteL.ean who were returoing feona
Sunday in town. . visit to Windsor friends. :
lir. George left on Saturday .A.rnong those from Clinton elm at,
last for Winnipeg. • -• . tended an Assembly in Seaford( Fee
Mrs. Culbert Egnaondville is the day night last were :--Misses Couch,
guest of Miss Stinson. • : • Bell, McMurray, end Meths and
Mr. Howard Grant left On -Tuesday Messrs. -Se -Jackson and H. Lewis, •
moreingfoe Winnipeg.. Mr. Theis. : Liter, eepreseeting the
, Mr. Samuel Cook left last weekto.joirt .0leeelaud:Bicycte 'Conapane, was la
-Neer% Cook in Flint, Mich. • -• -town yeeterdayeued had. 0, tine exile,
Mies Nettie Cowan: WaS,. the guest of .„ 'bit of wheels and testing apparatus
:Clinton friends last week. - on exhiention,a. Coopetee bookstore.
Miss Annie Young . of Seaforth • was The numerous friends of Mr. John
' visiting in town last week. . . Wiseman will • he pleased to teeth
Miss Cassie Johnston of Varna was that hie has secured a responsible pos.
vieiting in town last week. . item in the ' dress ,departmeirt �f
• Miss Marie Kidd of Seaferth is the Oreag's eleeartimental store in
Winni-
guesb of Mrs. Lackle_genedy. peg. • : '
Squire Campbell :and W. J. Dempsey Muses Dohetty Johnson returned:
of Blyth were in the Hub on Same Mondity to the Normal Collegeell.am-
dee. ; ilton, Mist; Lena Doherty to the teen-
. •• Mr. Duncan of Toroato was- the guest servatox y • of Music, Toronto, Tied
of his sister, 100 Catupbell,„ over Miss Lacy Beerier to a Ladies' Oa%
• Sundae, ;- : • .lege, Toronto. '• '
Miss Agnew of 13,agraye wits the guest :Miss Flossie. King, • left Monday, fee
of her brother; De, Agnew, ' Over., Dashwood ,to take charge of her
• Sundev, . , , . • school; Miss Grace Sheppard 'for St.
Mess Jolins ,ofTorontio is the guest of • Johns, and 'Miss Maude Witte° for
her cousin. Mtse O'Neil of the Peelle e near Walton: ' The lase two are
seeeeestaf. :•• , . • teachers, too. '
Judge Doyle Presided ever; the session • Mr. F. R. Hodgens' bookings to West -
of the Divieion ()Duet held in °Hattie . ern points this week include :-How-
on SweekleY. •: • ard„Grant to Winnipeg, Man:, Chao.
Mrs. 1. W: Hitwicshaw. and daegleter McHardy to Nelsen, B. Miss Jar
of Exeter Were guests of Mrs. S. A. • dine to Forgo, Norib ,Dakota and
leooveielestsweek. ' • - Miss13. Scott•to Boston, Masse
- Mr. "Suittry": Yoang of the Seaforth " Mr. David, Cantelon returned from:
Sun staff was a, guest at Me Duncan Toronto: bn: Saturdity, having finally
McCuaigei teat week. •• repacked and reshipped his -stock of
Mr. RobertTaylor left for Oartviright, apples from " cold storage.' • Whete
Mae., this week end was : ticketed :spine detaile are .arranged he will -
..through by A. 0. Pratison. likely enter into porker purchasing
Misses Winnie O'Neil and Aletha Fore ' • egenn
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ter have returned from spending the Mr. W. Shane, formerly of Blyth aid
Easter vatation in Brucefield. and well-known to many in °Racine
• Mr. S. EL Gidley of Blyth veas in Olin- IN is a nephew of 1, and. J. Rattea-
ton Tuesday alternoon and retriained bury, has been dangerously ill for
for the concert in theievening. many weeks at his home in Winne
Dretted Mrs. Thompson take 011 }loose peg.. At last accounts .he was im-
this week on Rattenbury street est, proving.
• at the former residence of Dr. Dews. Mr. Sohn ijahkirk of Clinton spent
ley. , I Etteter at his home here. Miss Medley
- Miss Marital Wilson returned to her ' Clinton was the loot of friends
home in -London Saturday after hay. here. Master Charlie Twitchell of
ing spent a few days with the Missee Clinton visited with Blyth Maeda for
Everett, ' • - • • . Easter. Miss Kelly of Clinton spent
" Mr. W. E. Rand, who attended ethe • .„ Good .Priday with her teother, Mrs,
meeting of the Ontario Educational Retied Itelly.-Blyth Standard.
• Association held in Toronto last Barristers Proudfoot and Campion,
:week, was chosen one of the council- Police Magistrate Seeger and Ottp.
lore of the mathematical section.. teen Babb of Goderich were in the
'The following were among those from IItib on Saturday having business at
Seaforth who attended the Fadette the Division Court. Among the
concert on Tuesday evening :-Misses eases was one of Ulthh vs. Seager,
Broadfoot, Ohne, Able, Weir and the sequel to e board bill suit won by
SOo113 and Messrs. W, E. Best end et, the Captain against a former lodger
H. Broadfoot, alscej. Clark. who is now a resident a Clinton.
Miss Bertha Scott left on Tuesday for Miss 3een Jones, who has been visit -
Boston" Mass., where she has acceps ing her eousin, Miss Nellie Steles; re -
ted a satiation in the McLean hospis turned home on Wednesday °eaten.
tal. e Miss- Scott is an experienced Mrs- Reece of.Olinton Peewit Monday
nurse. She eradtetted in the Rhode ' fltero°11° in t"139 the geeeb cif 'her
...... see .......... Islandeleopettal end subsequently sister, ( Bolden. te R.
took a eoursilintbeste-veleeneseitee,_ Itansford,the genial and whole -flouted
New York, and also Sloates meter- -ledgeteiteepeeenethe,Dorainesm Bank,
nity. rietticated for. a few days iritillfftterr
Mr. C4 Ideneedy left this week for recentJy. -ItevsMr.Stewart of Clinton
Nelsen, 0, He bee been 'vending ;reached two able sermona in the
the winter with his parents and lefb
behold hina it host of friends, especial-
ly among the fair sex, Mr. Moller-
' dy is sure to rnake his meek in the
Workless he is a young roan of high
integrity and true moral worth. He
has mining interests in the Kootenay
country.
Mrs- Adam elentelon, who returned
from Assinabois, December 1807
with a bedlv sprained ankhe Whieh
necessitated the use of crutches for
several months, has so far recovered
the use of the 'WIN; thet he left, this
week to retuen to the' West, If his
ankle permite he will take up con-
tracting again' at 'eaten Head,which
in his, opinion is one of-the--Mmit
promising towns in the Territories.
its progress has been hampered by a
couple of mairirtioth farms not far
dietant but AS they are ISOW being
out up and sold the future of the
town is uttered. Mr. Canteioti OWEnif
k.section some miles: north of Indian
Head -upon which is situated a post.
office and store around which It is
expected a village may grow up. The
place Is at present tented, Mr.
(Jantelon believes thatwhile farming
It profitable upon the Prairie*, yet 11
gOod mecherec, one handy with the
troWel and hemmer, can make it bet-
ter thing still, mi.; Vantrion wee
eeittanted as far ties Toronto hy
daughter, r00 y, for genes
Orilla Mr, elon came over the
U. P. It ns th.keted hy the
see ,,e
mother who will he the nest of bar
resbyterian chureh on Sunday.
Rev. Mr, and leIrteeParke and Miss
Shirley were guests at the Rectory
on Good Priday.-Seaforth, Sun.
• Auburn,
Mr, Williatn Fiuker is not ter Well 88
his many friends would.like to hear be-
ing again under the Dr's
Line Wilson had a taffy...off one day in
the bush, which was unexpected, ---
Our milliuery opening was last Same
day, but owing to the had .roatle the
crowd was not as large AS usual, but
„everything °WAS beautiful, We wish
-hersuccess.--Mr. John Nicholson is
going around all smiles those days he -
? dank) • he 18 th0. daddy of it boune,
frig boy. -.--Syrup inaking • is the • A Very pleasant event took tilitee at .
order -of the Sohn tho residence of Mr. ;Nines Turner of
Sturdy left lest Monday for the Pere lines Stanley township, on •
Pail' Sound Uletriet to visit his on, , Wednesdarevening whets hie, datigh,
William. We wish Mr. Sturdy a, sato ter Susan was united hi marriage to
- journey.. --Miss, Ella tt084,- dilater of Mr, Sohn MeNetigitton, one of Tucker- .
'Dr, ROI% left this week for Carberry, smith's well.to.do yeomen, The nuptial '
Manitoba, to visit friends and to see knob was well and securely tied by 1tey. A 0l
the rountry.--Miss Sarah E. Pinker S. Acheson of Hippen In the presence -are of
of Clinton is visiting under the Parent. Ot MIRO number of friends of bride
al roof at preeentreernitIng her health, and groom, Afteeeontetetuletioneend
---Mr, Samuel Caldwell took the good wishes, warm and sincere, the Your 'Trade Solioitea .
Meetly for the Christian Endeavor joyous company sat down to the tutor
,“Presbyterianisin frelatid. its . readiness, The bride, who is one, of
strng 'eharaeteristies d in* Stanley's fairest daughters, one ottbe 0 ivthsui
IsiMr,:mettlest irls in the municipality, was _
on't Think
'that there is 4 efitailishment outside a few lead-
ing places in the eity that can shevir you the variety of
goods, the quality el stook, and the low prices gist we
do. 'Placing our business on a cash basis gives us a
chance to quote lower prices than any house doing a
credit business. We are finding the cash trade a great
suecess, and the day ik not very far' dietant when the
'great majority of all Iniyeri.k will do ,their buying in this
way. ' They are beginning .to realize that a saving of
- 10 to 15 per cent. means quite an amount In• a year's
tithe, and shrewd buyers cannot afford to take credit
soon hear 'of her cottiplete recovery!, Leee
--Mies Mamie Cleft spent Easter cr,
-holidays at "Paradise Villa," the theme zee
of her grand -parents. ----Mr, G. W. lee
Hammen has . returned to reseine his
duties in S. S. No. 10, after spending
his Easter holidays in Kiticardine.---- ee.,_-
Miss Lizzie" Middleton, who spent her tee
Baster bolidays at her house, Oth con-
cession, --
has also returned to resume her duties.— Miss May Blair -of Pine
River, Huron township, has begun her .....
duties as teaeher of S. S. No a 9th 2r --
concession. We all join in wishing Se --
Miss Blair success heeler new spheekot Zee-
employment.—What proved to be a ele-e
-veryeexpensisteetughtes, entertainment
happened on Taesclae bight; April 4th,
to a number of Stanley people,or, to
be more particular, a few Of theVar na
boys. On account pf the darkness of
the night; the inaccurady 'of " the driv-:
ees,and the ups and of the'roed:,
a capsize re one of the galleys hetreeen
Varna and the Baytield river was the
result. We 'do not know where :the
boys landed, but the horse: had a light-
er lead to draw the remainder of the
way home. The ghosts meet have et -
tended Wein on their way home front
. the empty house.—Mr. Gabei el, E I I tote
safie daeghter,. Miss Susie Elliot& of
/
Beyfield line, pied it short visit to :
Gielertchlast week. :
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Mr, John . McDougall moved . his
faritily to Seeforth 'Wedtiesday lase.
Mr. McDougall has retired from farm-
ing and hes gone to Seaforth to reside.
Frank Taylor a Ki peen has ren-
ted the ferm of Mr. W. Gibbitigs and is
busy moving this weeks—Miss Mary
Rcibertsou Brunets spent her Rester:
botidays at her home here.—Mr. T.
H. Brownlee of Kippen: spent a few
days with his sister, Mrs. H. Little;
this week,—Miss Maggie McDougall,
who has been 'visiting friends in Osh-
awa, retuenecl home on Monday last.-
-The Missionary collectors were do-
ing their work in the : neighborhood
last week.—Mr. Doreauce and her
daughter of • Seaforth were guests of
Mrs. T. McMichael tut week. --Mr.
Everat Irwin has engaged with. Abe
John Jamieson for thesunitner months
and commenced work on Monday.—
'Several farmers in this eleiniti say
they were plotighing last year on the
10th of March. Jodging frier° present
appearances if they start to plow by
the 10th of April this year they will do
well.—Mrs Henry Cooper has a. ewe
which gave birth to fotir Iambs, three
of. whieh are living and doing well.—
Mr. Gordee McDowell, who has been
spending the -winter in S,ault Ste. Marie,
.returned honle last week.—Mr. Sams
McDowell had it very successful wood
bee Friday afternoon last when a until -
leer of hie friends and neighbors turued
out and succeeded in 'cutting eboue 80
cords of wood for him.—Mr. Q. Coo -
Per is spending a week at his home
here.—Mrs. Mateeen of Miehgan. Who
has been spending a few weeks at her
father's, Mr. T. Livingston, has return-
ed -home this week.—Mrs. Johns is.
at present visiting her daughter, Mrs.
RobereLosson and weave sorry to report
Of Mrs. Losson's babe being so very ill.
-s-Quite-a number of the Alma people
attended the wood bee and also the
dance in the evening of Mr; McDoWell's.
—Mrs. Twitter has been home spend.
ing a few days with her parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Sohn McKnight. ---Miss Ilen,
erlertion, of Seaforth was the guest of
Miss McDernaid last week.---e-Mrs.
Taylor of Kippeo, who was spending e
few days with her daughter, returned
home on Monday.—Mr, C. Cooper re-
turned to Forest Home on Monday
• after a , week's vacaeion at his home
here.—Mr.' Dougall McDougall has
engaged with Mr. R. Gibbings for the
summer nionthe.—Miss Johns of
Tire.kerstuith is spenditig a• few days
with her slater Mrs. R. Lawson .—
Severaleif the farmers ere busy mak-
ing syrup bat they think the season
will be short.—Miss Maggie Mender -
son, W110 hes been in Seaforth for the
• last three montbs retailed hotne on
Saturday last.—Mr. John Hawthorne
met wifh a painted accident on Monday
last. He and his :taboo, Were tutting
wood in the bush when the aee Whieh
his father was using suddenly glanced,
eltetkinghter teethe -411n- anti,...101' eta'
a deep and painful wound, seveinieitlYee
cords. Medical aid waa once: sum-
moned and the wound dreseed which
required several stiteheet in the cords
and also in the flesh. It will likely be
a, long time before he will have,the
right use of his artn agalt1.—The sub,
jectfer the League meeting on Wednes-
day evening le, "Things the Bible tells
us not to do," taken by Mrs. Rolland.-
-Oa Wednesday tiVening, April 10th,
WM be out Literary eventng when Me.
A. T. Ooopee of Clinton will be preset
and deliver an address and Mies M.
'Washingten, also of Clinton, Ohl tette
pare in the programme. A. good time
Is expected. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. .
- ' at Dattle
OP"
ee t difference in prices .
IVIen's Tweed. Suits, $5 00 cash,pricer $7 00 credit prie
M S *ts 00 `
Men's Tweed Snits, 9 00 " -00 . .44
Men's Tweed Suits, 10 00 " 00 " • •
Men's Tweed Pants, cash prie $1 00, 'credit price $1 25.
Men's Tweed Pants, 1 , 1 50
Men's Tweed Pants;' " 1 '50, • " 2 00
Mert's Tweed ,Pants, ' 2 00, " . Do
This,cut gives you
iny shape and style.
I am sold at, $2 a
pair and X ain qaid to be the best wearing Shoe -on the
market People who have tried,me tell:this,Istory'and "-gs
1 know it. is true. • tiaORSON BROS. are the only people
selling, Inc in this town. I am miide from •the best
Milwaukee 011 Grain. and al whyarentain soft.' X
wate-fproof and entirety- seanilegs. My Vottorns are
. of the very' best quality of' solid sole!,leather. You Will
find no paperi no shoddy and no .filling .in znyZeomposi--
tion. It is SVOT th your:while to coale and "se -me. I --••waai
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c,) corny deforraity. Ill-fitting stems did it.
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like the look of your toes? . • .
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W111Ch 18 made to fit,feet. It, cost $5,000 •It'Ad ' •
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t • • 0 ' 'can. have the five thousandth. pan' now
• for $3:00. Made of best imported calfekin in Tan or Black, with'.
• the fatuous( Goodyear Welt. Six shapes; till:sizes; any- width. • reeee,
1--- oys Sehoo Clo hing
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tr.-- is being -appreciated more and more- every sea
son. 1.)0eisi t not seem reasonable that 'bele% manufac-
▪ turers save You: the raiddleinan's"..profit,
Our-
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_Boys Knee Pants are made. from Bola all -wool Cloths, •
lined throughout .and strongly made. - Prices 506,: 60c •
• and 75c according to size. Our Boys' Scbaol Coats are
t-- made from • the smile material, lined throngliont and
,•Nozo_al1Prip Itampoi- on No of buy Pair, :
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'Boys' "Standard!' _School .SIsto-o-S
acknowledged to be eheleeit Sisb,4 on the market.' ,Vriceir $1, 72
amadreae: our own. orderiand got up to rive.greet saw.
finished• in first-class style, •.• 'You Can. buy ,Coat and -.. 5125Sel: 'ej.° eie e elf h
Pants together, or you can buy theinsingly, • The prices. • • strong.and steel ret stip a litIP'elyilis°tysle.sc- tw:arliantgesqustlidsiteess'oir gee
wearing goods are none toe good. Cense and test; these statements. • -se
• ' Shoe are not, eceutelecl or the money. Boys will be boys and the best , •
• of Coats are 81.50 and $1.15, aceording to size. ••
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whichsbe id held by a wide circle of
relatives andetequaintances. The, hap-
,py couple "have ' taken up. their resi.
dence on the groom's farm in nicker- -
smith to which the best wishes for
their )'it re nd h I so
vvill follow them. , .
prosperityUa APP ne
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' When gathering together our stbck for this spring we spared
APprentice•Wanted, • neither time nor trouble to get the best to be had in the market.
Good strong boy wanted. to learn the black
smithing. Apply to _•
JOIN TEDFORp.
t1lntonApi:1111th. • •
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Pr, 'W. Thompson
• PHYSICIAN .A.ND SURGEON.
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The Social Event of the Se •
ason
Asa result every department in our big ,store is ready for spring
business with the best stook it has ever shown. : We have Aevery
confidence in the goods we are selling.; We know the values are
right, dollar for dollar we are ready to match them againstrany you
will get anywhere. We know the qualities are right, they are the
same sterling, good, reliable qualities that have given this store its
enviable reputation for selling only dependable merchandise.
VICTORIA OPERA ROUSE. zfri-,4,-
COOERICH
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL
PORTE% Je, "WITITB1411P-AVEiT • -
C• ozeretene, carreing all their
own scener,y and . electrical
effete's.
The mese magnificent production of (loathe's
FashiOnable
The Choicest
ress. Stuffs -;
• No department is more up -
The finest collection of high-class' stylish to date than. the Millinery:*
Dress Goods in both black aud colors and the we arc, leaders for fashionable
• . best v lues we 'have ever had in this depart-
ment are bn our cowl thie' spring. A special feature of the
stock is the range ofeost ne lengths, no two alike in all the
Shades and niaterialsthattare'favorites with fashionable dressers
this season. These,. with a completo assortment of low tind
medium pried stuffs make up a dress goods stock equalled in
immortal drarna "Faust" that has ever toured
Amerida, evrenty-tive exiele the east. Seatr
eon be seaured,hy writing or telegraphing to
George Porter, Bookseller.
• Adrnisidon, 50e, 75e and MM.
RY V1DUeN,
Manager,
Gaclekell, .404110th, ii•A'n
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l*Iillinery and the hats we show
• are tbe latest creations of the
millinerry art. From the low.
• est to the highest price there's
a style about our trimmed hats
- that stamps them as absolutely
- correct,
few stores. • • •
Panty FrennteDrereeeteetiss-42-nte ------ Fine, bright finisb, all.wonl, theta .
.wiclee dark and light shades.". 25e (Rothe, make very .stylish ces,
Our well.know.n ime of .ti ,t runes ent p ,
52 fo.
binee and ell
eeeing • nide; bilracikystves, scsi 25 si 50
A11-evoce dovert Cloths 88 to 40 42 inch Serge, extra value, 2oc
= ware will not turn wen... ,.. 25e most stylish and cheapest Sailors it
ought the Business et:30emess in biack and the I 250 e I es.. New Sailors
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• incheit wide a good lirni cloth; Plain and ' holey brocede Black : Customers telt us that -we have the
that will tnlike stylish and ser, Bade. leusti,es il) Peen and neat • town. We know that web ave a stock
-"`""":- -- - -------- • viceable eostumes, in the fesb
ee rem & Murphy / kei-ii in, ....v.ifiralioi,inios.4stra.goiLvaine . 50e .11„,?f} jait.0.1, patterns,extra specie' vela 50e that wotild be bard to beat
stock Fresh Meats of all kind, Alt wool Granite (Meth, a veil ,„ bloc:tee alewool French
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Hams Rolls, sausage, teieghat dressy metered, 88. inches Wide, Faii»irty'ss*CTIriAtis7%..;;Pitptottgr re'a°4-1411111,11ellIlitiC4,1t1501;"8Iitilli.ctit°'illnaeewice. -8"1111234$64.:.
in shades of blue, grey and green dee skirts. a.- Th. 85(.., we, si 00 i egii ai e me,
Otest, 0 00• Extra fiturand wide Covert, Cloths Very One French (Wynne iti ekite Very fine etettere with the edge, in
• ee 50 black only. • • 0- V ---- '0' ..... 0 0- 0 '0 0 . I
in fawns and greys" .....75c and 85e , lengths at,....
'•• I'etney rustic stem. Meek and White
ake up'a dresklininge end finding% we have larSLeee ,
rt, linings in ad the bright titmice' so much essealperadeceloierf4eeveasveept illlainntceeser,ecninsi
Any i'armer.
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• having anything in the line Of
A Stanley Wading,
Hogs. Veai or Lamb which be
wishes to sell will find it worth
Ins while to call on me.
teat Artith eveninth g, the topie heinft nous wedding supper •which Waft'
uente." t was well diecassed
Otticlwell es he could spetik from
teem, hamlet( left- Ireleed *WM 8, r
7 .,( ,, '•, ,
t
- tily attired. The pretreat( Were
rettnettens, entitle turd Meted end are so
int lemon lei be des htede •in Steed next IlocleenteDry Goode P4141144
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LININGS% -..*0016.06.
itt everything that goes to in
the best stock in this section. Ski
used thiti season, e
' trecturte satin ba,nd, lined, rep -
Men's Furnishings
Our Men's Furnishing Departthent is a. coin. •
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*to. storis'in Som .0 very nobby things
in men's goods have just come to hand,
Nobby }fats• ,
;bet ri, mention of oar Nitta good line that Is right for
,
style and eennorlie beaten for Value r- . ri
Menet Stitt elate, newest, Ottawa, SMUTS• : /etches' Umbirellas, Lowman° top.
fine fur fele, fight weiglit, in blaek ••• ' 'Will not split or turn green, 25
and fashionable shades of known,' Colored tetinbrie Sleet% rollers inch rib,stool . d net el w od
to , tut .c
rt, hat worth IP, special' $2 50 etteelied, neet pate:erne . tio 0 handles.. .........--,..... i,....$1'
Alfons,
• Shower
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empluesize the nee
e of Umbrellas an
Vitale Clortke. Tvirt
j',„ lines of Ladies' Um
ee tootles thaet are spe
cid value
The tie etre shapes lit tinert Cot. Extra quality English Cambric Ladies' Parasol. Merle silk tot
NEW COrES
win net Mt or turn trn. -
left In t 24, 24 limbos, all sizes, ShIste. OloPed 1)0,1101 0/ colored inch hollow rib, steel rre. ,
14 to 11, best quality, Itki or 3 for the bosoms in white bodies.. : ... ..$1 00 ed wood and horn. handles $1
• Watch for our display rit Embroideries, Laces and White Wear next Week,
04,s,
Direct L
ImportersINTON
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