HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1902-10-02, Page 5October 2, 1902
No Old Stock at Crowder's, Everything Bran New,
Clothes That
Endure.
In Presenting the Varied Lines of
Crowder's Tailored Clothing
we submit our best purchasing efforts, which will prove of
great interest and value to any man visiting our store. Not
only do we show the most attractive novelties in all lines of
goods that a man wears, but every garment is recognized and
accepted with confidence as advanced in style, cleverly in-
dividual and sterling in worth. All Huron County's Best
Dressers keep in. touch with our newest productions, which
make their appearance almost daily,
OVERCOATS!
OVERCOATS!
Boys' Overcoats from $2 50 to$ 6.50
Youths' Overcoats from $3.00 to 700
Men's Overcoats from $5,00 to 16.00
FUR LINED OVERCOATS.
One of the best Coats we have for fall is a Black Beaver Cloth Coat. 57
inches long,. all wool, thirty ounces to the yard, lined with Musk Rat
Fur and Russian Beaver roll Collar, well made and good fitting -a
snap at $37,50
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
16 Boys' } all wool two-piece Salta, sizes 22 to 80, Price $1.75
21 Youths' and Men's Suits, all sizes, worth $7.50, Saturday, 5.50
JO only Youths' and Men's Ovecoats, sizes 34 to 42, reg. $7.50, SaUy, • . 5.75
2 Dos, Men's Unlaundried White Shirts, all sizes, worth 60e, Sat`y.89
Nowireralw
Salem Shirts, all latest colors, just to hand for for fall
wear, sizes 12t to 18, at popular prices, 65c to
$1,50
Neckwear Fit for a King.
A splendid assortment just to hand, all shapes
colors, at 25e and
and
50c
White Shirts, Salem make
Sizes 121 to 18.
UNDERWEAR.
Men's and Youths' wool fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, all sizes 50c
Men's all wool Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, good heavy weight 50c
Men's Scotch Knit Undershirts and Drawers, double breasted Vest, long
shirt and neat fitting 50c
Working Men's Shirts, 35 cts, to 75 cts., worth double.
HATS I HATS 1 Crowder has the latest in all styles.
Come to where you get most for your money.
The R. H. Crowder Co.
Crowder Pays I5 ants for Eggs.
A. DULMAGE
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT.
CONVEYANCING. MONEY TO LOAN
on Town and Farm Property.
ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT.
OFFiCB.-Two doors north of Dr. Chisholm's
surgery. Residence -Catherine St.
T. J. MAGUIRE
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE AND
LOAN AGENT. CONVEYANCING
Collection of Rents and Accounts a specialty.
ASSIGNEE. ACCOUNTANT.
OFFICE. -Over D. M: Gordon's store.
Residence: Leopold street.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Office :-Morton Block, Wingham
MISS DELIA SNARLING
A. T. C. M.
Teacher of Piano, Theory and Fletcher
Music Method, Simplex and Kindergarten.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory exam.
!nations,
E. ESTELLE GRIFFIN.
TEACHER OF VOICE CULTURE.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory of
Music examinations.
VIOLIN AND GUITAR.
MISS CARRIE MOORE
Of London Conservatory of Music, will
be prepared after Oct. 1st to receive a
limited number of pupils for instruction
on Violin and Guitar.
Residences -opposite R. 0. Church,
Wingham.
PIANO AND THEORY.
MISS SARA LOUISE MOORE, L,C,M,
And member of the Associated Musicians
of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limit-
ed number of pupils for instruction on
Piano and in Theory,
Special attention given to pupils pre-
paring for examinations.
Residence opposite the R. 0. Church,
1'Piugham,
LIF113 Abner Cosens PIRB
Loan and Insurance Agent
g'arrd Loans at lowest rates of interest.
bflee--corner MinnIe and
Patrick Sts.,
ACCIDENT PLATE OLASS
01111 Qook'e Cotton Root Compound
ottedessfullused :tentlby over
10Ao0Ladles. Baty
e,efte0 ual.Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Cee•
wee, Take *owner, as all Mixtures, pills end
mitatlenoaredangerouts. Price, No. 1,$1 per
box itb rt 10
degrees strep e
,r s per box.
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and 9 sold and recommended by all
responsible Druggists in Cenadl4,
NO. 1 and No. 2 are sold In whi ham by
13. A. �Iou lass, t7. A. Campbell, J. E. Davis
aid.4. L.Marnilton, Dancallbrs,
Money to loan on notes; and notes
discounted at reasonable rates. Money
advanced on mortgages at 5 per cent,
with privilege of paying at the end of
any year. Notes and accounts collect.
ed. Office -Beaver block, Wingham,
ROBT. MOINDOO. "980
FOR ALL
Stomach Troubles
TRY
`Doiagtass'
ihsvvoska,
We guarantee an ab-
solute cure for the
most distressing cases.
When all others fail,
give us a trial. Your
money refunded if we
do not satisfy.
R. A. DOUGLASS
Chemist & Druggist
Mc* G.N.W. Tal. Co.
Its a pity to have a good
Suit spoiled in the making.
The suits we make give en-
tire satisfaction. Give us a
trial and be convinced.
Webster & Co.
TUE WINGELAM ADVANCE
PRIZE WINPNIERS. -Continued,
PGS,
Chao X. -Berkshires,
Boar of 1902-P Gibbons 1 and 2;
Boar prior to 1902-P Gibbons, Jas Al.
ton Sow of 1002-P Gibbons, Jas Al-
ton ; Breeding Sow -P Gibbons, Jas
Alton.
Class XI, -Yorkshires,
Boar of 1002 --Jas Alton, ----.--.•--
Boar prior 1002-J Alton, W J Currie;
Sow of 1902 -Jas Alton 1 and 2; Breed-
ing Sow -.Jas Alton 1 and 2.
Class XII. --Tarn worths.
Sow of 100.2 -Jas Alton 1 and 2;
Breeding Sow --T M Henderson ; Best
Bacon Pig of 1902 -Jas Alton.
POULTRY.
Class XI[I.-.•Pair of each,
Brahmas-0 Henderson & son, T M
Henderson ; Wyandottes-D Anderson
1 and '2; Langshans--D Anderson, C
Henderson & Son ; Leghorns, white -
T M Henderson 2nd ; Leghorns brown,
T M Henderson 2nd ; Plymouth Rocks
•.-C Henderson Son. J Currie; Spanish
-T M Henderson; Minorcas-T M Hen-
derson, L Orris ; Bantams -C Hender-
son, L Orvis ; Turkeys -J F Linklater,
J Currie; Geese -C Henderson & Son
1 and 2 ; Ducks -C Henderson & Son,
L Orvis. .
Class XIV, -Chickens -Pair of each,
I3rahamas - T AI Henderson 2nd ;
Wyandottes-D Anderson 1 and 2 ;
Leghorns, white -D Anderson 1 and 2;
Leghorns, brown -C Henderson 1&2;
Plymouth Rocks -•L Orvis, J Currin
Minorcas-T M Henderson ; Bantams,
L Orvis; Ducks -C Henderson & Son
1 and 2.
WOOLEN GOODS, ETC.
Class XV.
Pair Blankets, wool -.T M Hender-
son, Jas, Alton ; Yarn, home spun -S
Kernighan, Miss Powell ; Wool Door
Mat -Miss Symington.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Class XVI.
Lumber Wagon -J Campbell ; Dou-
ble Carriage -3 Campbell; Buggy -J
Campbell; Iron Harrows -i Campbell.
GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Class XVII.
Fall Wheat, red -C Henderson &
on, J B Tyerman : Fall Wheat, white
-T Jenkins, C Henderson & Son ,
pring Wheat -C Henderson & Son, R
cots & Son ; Small White Peas --•J
urrie: White Oats -C Henderson &
on„T Henderson ; Black -Henderson
Son; Barley -TM Henderson, C Hen
erson & Son; Timothy --Jas Alton, R
cott & Son ; Beans, white -R Scott &
on ; Beans, any -R Scott & Son, S
ernighan ; Field Corn -L Orvis, C
Henderson & Sou ; Collection of Grain
n straw -i B Tyreman.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES,
Class XVIII.
Swede Turnips -T M Henderson, L
rvis ; any other Turnip -C Henderson
Son, T M Henderson ; Mangold
urtzel, long -T Black, C Henderson
Son MangoldWurtzel, intermediate
C Henderson & Son ; Carrots, field -
Henderson & Son, L Orvis ; Carrots,
ble-J B Tyerman, C Henderson &
on : Beets, long -C Henderson & Son;
eets, turnip -C Henderson & Son, J
Tyerman ; Parsnips -C Henderson
Son ; Early Potatoes -T M Hendee
n, 3 B Tyerman ; Late Potatoes -T
Henderson, •J B Tyerman ; Collec-
on Potatoes -T M Henderson ; Onions
out seed -C Henderson & Son Onions,
y -P Campbell, C Henderson & Son;
omatoes-C Henderson & Son, James
lton ; Celery -C Henderson & Son ;
bbage--Jersey Wakefield -Wm Ro-
rtson, C Henderson &Son ; Cabbage,
at Dutch -Wm Robertson, T M Hen-
rson ; Cabbage, any -T M Hender-
n ; Cabbage pickling -W Robertson,
Henderson & Son ; Citrons -J B
erman ; Cauliflowers -C Henderson
Son ; Cucumbers -W J Howson, C
enderson & Son ; Green Sweet Corn
Henderson & Son, J B Tyerman ;
mpkin, yellow -L Orvis, W J Hen-
rson ; Sugar Beet -C Henderson &
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FRUIT.
Class XIX. -Apples.
Bald win -P Fowler, T Jenkins ; King
-W J Currie, C Eadie ; Peeveaka-J
Elston, C Henderson and Son ; Maid-
en's Bhrsh-W J Currie, Jas Alton ;
Fella Water -W J Currie, Jas Alton;
Northern Spy --P Fowler C Eadie ;
Wealthy -Jas Alton, T M Henderson;
Ben Davis -D B Anderson, R Currie,
jun. ; Rhode Island Greenings-J B
Tyerman, 0 Henderson and Son; Rib-
ston Pippin -L Orvis, J B Tyerman;
Russet -i 13 Tyerman, T M Henderson;
Seek No Further -A Tipling, J B Tyer-
man ; Snow -i F Linklater, W J Hen-
derson ; Blenheim Orange -A Tipling,
P Fowler; Wagner -W J Currie, A
Tipling ; Cultivated Crabs -i H Link -
later, W J Henderson ; Wallbridge-
T M Henderson, A Tipling; Canada
Red -T Jenkins, T M Henderson ;
Mann -T M Henderson, W J Hender-
son ; Six varieties -Jas Alton, J B Ty-
erman ; Four varieties Winter Apples
-T M Henderson, J B Tyreman ; Col-
lection of Pears, named --J 13 Tyreman,
Jas Alton.
Class XX. --,-Other Fruit.
Grapes --O Henderson and Son, Wm
Robertson : Pears, fail --J B Tyerman,
Miss Carder ; Pears, winter -Jas Alton,
J B Tyerman ; Plums, blue --T M Hen-
derson, Mrs Tamlyn ; Plums, yellow-
R Currie, jun., Mrs Tamlyn.
DAIttY AND PROVISIONS.
Class XXL
Brown Bread, home-trade-3'BTyer-
man, W J Currie, R Currie. jun. ; Two
loaves home-made Bread -S I3 Tyer-
man, W S Henderson. T M Henderson;
10 lbs. Butter in crock -C Radio T Jen-
kins, 3 B Tyerman ; 5 lbs Butter in
prints ---T Jenkins, It Seott and Son, 0
Eadie ; half dozen Tea Biscuits --R
Currie, l jun., 0 Henderson and Son ;
icily Cake --S F Linklater, L Orvis;
.honey In comb --0 Henderson and Son;
Money eirtracted-Wm Robertson, 0
Henderson and Son;Oat Cake--._
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Henderson and Son, W J Henderson ;
Pickles, vegetables -T M Ilenderson,
0 Henderson and Son ; Pickles, fruit-
() Henderson and Son, W J 1lender.
don; Pickles, mixed -Miss Sytutngton,
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A E T I f FIT.
The great difference between the
best " made to order " clothing and o
Shorey's "made to fit" clothing is
the price.
SHOREY
Ready Tailored Clothing
is made to fit not to order. You get
the benefit which would come with
made to order clothing and your
purse does not feel it.
We are in a position to know,
and we have not been able to find ready tailored
clothing which gives as good satisfaction as Shorey's,
That's the reason we sell it. ',Improvement seems
impossible, Workmanship, material, style, all are
irreproachable -- but, just the same, you get your
motley back if you want it.
Piles of good strong Tweed Coats at $2,00 for Youths'.
Men's $3.0o Pants -$l,00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50.
Smocks and Overalls from so cents up.
Men's and Youths' .Suits --$3.5o, $4.50, $5 up to $15.
A. B. Sffiith - Chisholm Block ¶iuham
How Does It Look ?
This is the real Clothes question of to -day --
"How does it look ?" Some men spend a lot of
money on high-priced clothing and then don't look
right. Some waste money by not spending enough.
The majority want their clothes right, and they want
to know :-What is right ? Where can I get it ?
What does it cost ? Homuth Bros. can give the
answer and make Clothes to fit the most fastidious.
IN BOOTS AND SHOES
We have a new up-to-date stock of Men's, Women's,
Misses', Child's and BoysBoots, at prices to suit all,
IN GENTS' FURNISHINGS
We have a new and well assorted stock of Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, and great values in Under-
clothing.
A Pleasure to Show Yon Goods.
" The Sign of the Bear."
HOMUTH BROS.
Nomas' BaeLaws
Button Block, Wingham.
Have You Been There ?
Where !
To that Store with the crowds, caused by
the tremendous bargains given.
'Tis the Sale of a
Lifetime.
What You Can Get For
Little Money
A number of small Curtain Poles -reg. 15c for 10e
Large and medium Lamp Chimneys for 50
Clothes Lines for Oc and 7e
A good Whisk for , 5e
Clothes Brush foe 7c
Shoo Brush, reg. price 25c -naw for 150
Stove Brush for........ 10c Stove Dauber for 4c
A 25 cent Broom for 20e
Regular 15 cent Brooms ---now 2 for Vic
TableOil Cloth,tls
per
yard
20o
9e
Extracts -73 large 10 cent Bottles for 250
3 lbs. of Satin Gloss Starch for 10c ---reg 250
Baking Powder, reg. price 15c -now 10e
PRIZE WIIYNRR$--,Continued,
Mrs Tindall ; Tomato Catsup -0 Hen-
derson and Son, T M Henderson,
Special prize of 50 lbs. flour by How-
son, Harvey and Broeelbank for best
Loaf made from their Star brand of
flour -J F Linklater.
Special prize of 50 lbs, flour by How -
Harvey and Brocelbank for best Loaf
wade from; their Manitoba wheat flour
-J P Linklater.
Special prize of $5 by Win. Armour
for best 50 lb. tub of Butter -Mrs. Ar -
mom, R Scott and Son.
Class XXII.
Canned Fruit, 0 kinds -3 F Linklater.
FINE ARTS,
Class XXIII..
Oil Painting, Still Life -Mrs.. Han-
son, May Smith; 011 Painting, Land-
scape -Mrs. Hanson, May Smith ; Oil
Painting, any other subject -Mrs. Mc-
Innis, May Smith ; Oil Painting, col-
lection -Mrs Hanson, May Smith; Oil
Painting, Animals grouped or single-
Mrs Tindall, Mrs Hanson ; Oil Painting
on Bolton cloth -Mrs Hanson, Miss
Carder ; Oil Painting on Glass -May
Smith, Miss Carder ; Oil Painting on
Pottery -Miss Carder, Mrs Hanson :
Oil Painting on Silk. Satin or Velvet -
Miss Symington, Mies Carder Water
Color -Miss Carde, Mrs McInnis : Wa-
ter Color, callection-Miss Carder, Mrs
Hanson. Animals in. Pen and Ink -
May Smith, Miss Carder : Pencil Draw-
ing --Mrs Hansen, Miss Carder: Cray-
on Portrait, black or colored -Miss
Carder, Mrs Hanson ; Crayon Land-
scape-, G Fyfe, Mrs Hanson. Single
piece China Painting -Mrs Tindall,
Mrs Hanson : Collection China Paint-
ing -Miss Carder, Mrs Hanson,
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
Class XXIV,
Foliage Plant, colleetion--Wm Ro-
bertson ; Geraniums -i B Tyreman,
Win Robertson : Collection of Flowers
and Plants, named -3 F Linklater:
Bouquet, table -Mrs TamIyn, W Ito-
bertson : Bouquet, band -W Robert-
son, Mrs Tamlyn : Basket of Annuals
-W Robertson : Collection of Cut
Flowers -W Robertson. Mrs Tamlyn.
LADIES' WORK AND DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURES.
Class XXV. •
Woven Coverlet, home made -S Ker-
n ighan ; Knitted Counterpane -Mrs,
W Green, Miss Symington ; Crocheted
Counterpane -Miss Powell, Miss Sy-
mington ; Quilt, Pieced, cotton or
.wool -Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs McInnis; Quilt
with the largest number of pieces -
Miss Symington, Mrs Tamlyn ; Quilt,-
Fancy- L Orvis, Mrs McInnis; Quilt,
Crazy in Silk -Miss Symington, Miss
Powell ; Tatting -Mrs Hanson, Mr's
McInnis; Fancy Knitting in cotton or
wool -Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Symington ;
Embroidery on silk or satin -Mrs Tam.
lyn, Miss Symington ; Embroidery in
silk on linen -Miss Carder, Mrs Han-
son ; Table Centre Piece -Mrs McInnis
1 and 2 ; Tray Cloth -Miss Symington.,
Miss Carder ; Five o'Clock Tea Cloth -
Mrs Hanson, Mrs McInnis ; Six Doy-
lies -Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs McInnis ; Out-
line Work -Mrs Symington, Mrs Han-
son ; Embroidery, Roman -Mrs Tam-
Iyn, Mrs McInnis ; Embroidery, Delph
-Mrs Tamlyn, Miss Symington ; Em-
broidery, Jewel -Mrs Tamlyn ; Point
or Honiton Lace -Mrs Tamlyn, Mrs
Hanson ; Duchess Lace -Mrs Tamlyn,
Miss Carder ; Brazilian Point Lace -
Mrs TamIyn ; Drawn Work --.Miss
Powell, Miss Symington ; Battenburg
Lace -Sirs McInnis, Miss Powell ; Fan-
cy Crotcheting-Mrs Hanson, Mrs
Tamlyn ; Fancy Table Mats -Miss Car-
der, Miss Symington ; Pillow Shams-
Miss Symington, Mrs McInnis ; Sofa
Pillow Embroidered -bliss Symington;
Sofa Pillow, any other kind -Miss Car-
der, Mrs McInnis; Tea Cosy Miss
Carder, Miss Symington ; Lady's Hand
Bag or Purse -Miss Carder, Mrs Mc-
Innis ; Toilet Set, any kind -Miss Sy-
mington, Mrs McInnis ; Embroidery,
rope silk -Miss Symington, Mrs Tam-
lyn ; Netting -Mrs W Green, Mrs Mc-
Innis ; Mantle Drape, hand -make -Mrs
McInnis, 1tJiss Symington; Screen,
band -made -Miss Symington, Mrs Mc-
Innis; Pyrography (burnt leather) --
Miss Carder, Miss Symington ; Fancy
Photo Frarne-Miss Carder, Miss Sy-
mington; Berlin Wool Work -Miss
Carder, Mrs McInnis ; Slumber Robe -
Miss Symington, Mrs McInnes ; Mer1's
Fine Shirt -Miss Carder, Mrs Tamlyn ;
Ladies' Suit Underwear -Miss Syming-
ton, Mrs Tamlyn ; Rag Mat -Miss Car-
der, Miss Symington ; Fancy Pin t;n-
shion Miss Symington, Mrs Green ;
Slippers, home -made -Mrs McInnis,
Miss Carder ; Lamp Shade -Miss Car-
der ; Laundry Bag -Miss Symington,
Miss Carder; Fancy Shawl, wool -Mrs
McInnis, Miss Symington ; Collection
of Ladies' Work -Mrs McInnis, Miss
Carder.
Children's Department --By children
under 13 years of age, Best Dressed
Doll -Lizzie Green 1 and 2.
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DEPT.
1st Book -Annie Geddes, Haz. Camp-
bell ; 2nd Book -Nellie McDonald,Tena
Isbister ; 4th Book -Mabel Geddes, Ha-
zel Brandon,
JUDGES,
Horses -Dr, Reid, Georgetown, Cat-
tle and Sheep -Mr. Campbell, Lindsay.
Cattle and Pigs -Mr. Culver, Simcoe.
Poultry -Walter Taylor, Wingham.
Agricultural .Implements-W,Ilolmes,
Wingham. hoots and Vegetables
D. McKinlay, Wingham. Fruit and
Flowers -J. A. Morton, Wingham.
Grain and Seeds -T, Gregory and W.
J. Howson, Wingham. Dairy --Sirs,
John Cole and C, McLelland, Beigrave,
Ladies' Work -Miss McLelland, Bel -
grave; Mrs. Sheriff, L'acknow• Wool-
en Goode -,Ino Cole, Belgrave, School
Children's Competition -A. H, Mus.
grove and Duguid Preger,
RALt PAxRS,
Ash field & Wasvali osh -Dungannon,
Oct. 9-10.
Blyth -'Oct. 7.8.
i3russels-Oct.. 2.3.
A ttwood-Oct. 7-S.
Slim Prices,
Stout Values.
The Lead!n Store
New
Clothing
Small Pratt
and
Quiclt Return1
IJIVC .lt
Prices
Y Our Clothing Stock
I in the Basement is
large and complete
with the very latest
and best makes of all
kinds of clothing for
Men's and Boys' wear. The splendid variety of our
stock with the close cut prices is an attraction for the
Keenest Buyers. Please inspect our stock and get
our prices before making your fall purchase.
OVERCOATS
Men's Overcoats, Navy or Black
Beaver, latest style, Velvet Collar,
Italian Lined, well made, Reg,
ular price $7 -our Out Price... $5•�
Men's Fine Oxford Gray Fall Over-
coats, Box Back, all wool Italian cloth
Lining, Regular value $10.00-
our Price $8.00
Mon's Fine Gray Cheviot Overcoats,
Raglanette style, with cuffs on sleeve,
nicely Lined, Regularly sold at $8.50
$10.00 -our Price
Men's No. 1 Beaver Overcoats, latest
cut, velvet collar, Italian Lining, well
made --our Special Price $7,50
PANTS
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Dozen Pairs Men's Punts to clear,
strong, well made, Reg. price $1.00
$1,25 -Cut Price
Men's )''cavy Tweed Pants, strong,
made to wear well, Reg. value $1.50
$2.00 -Cut Price
SUITS
Boys' Fine all wool two•pioee Suit»,
Lined all throughNavys or Browns,
Regular $2,00 and $2.20 -they $1.75
go at
,
Boys' Halle thienab, Regular value
$5,00 -Cut Price $4.00
10 ?iLngamade ad Lined, e TweedSuits,e$0.00
to $7.50 -they go at
NMIS..o.=
$5.00
Men's Oxford Tweed Suits, Double
Breasted, Italian Lining, all wool,
Regular value $0,00 and $10,00 $7.50
-Cut Price
REEFERS
A special line of Men's Heiivy Lined
Frieze Reefers, Regular value $3 50
$i,50 -Cut Price
Men's Heavy Napp or Beaver Reefers,
well Lined, high Collars, Rog,
value $5.00 -Cut Price $4.00
See our Men's Fur Coats. We are showing a fine variety.
Prices the Lowest.
H. E. Isard. & Co.
Opp. Bank Hamilton
• Highest Price Paid for Produce
change of
Residence.
By the time this paper is in the
hands of its readers, we expect to be
in our new home, next door to our
present quarters. We would respect-
ful) ask all our old customers, and f,
y �
also the public generally, to call and
see us.
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