The Wingham Advance, 1904-02-11, Page 5Thursday, February XI, 1904
$2,000 CROWDER'S , $2,000
Money Wanted t
Two Thousand Dollars Must
Be Raised By March 4th.
This forced sale means—more energy,
more vim ; the knife has gone deeper
than. ever, some prices are cut in two.
OVERCOAT BARGAINS.
10.00 Men's Overcoats, 57.50 37.75 Youths' Ovorconts............ . $5,04
12.50 Mon's Overcoats 9.38 6110 Youths' Overcoats ,,, , 3.7.5
7.50 Men's Ulstere...... ....... .... 5.05 5,50 Youths' Maoris 4,13
9.00 Overcoats 6.75 4,50 Boys' Overcoats 3.38
PEA JACKETS.
53,00 Boys' Pea Jackets 52,25$0,00 Men's Pea Jackets, ' 5450
54.00 Youths' Pea Jackets, ............ 3.00 I 54,50 Men's Pea Jackets 3.38
SUIT BARGAINS.
510 00 Men's Sults 57.50 35,50 Men's Suit
57.00 Men's Suits 5.25 58.00 Youths' Suits
00 Youths' Suits ..... ....... ...,4.50 $600 Boys' Suits
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52,00 Boys Suits.... ,...,..... 1.50 $3,00 Boys' Suits
,00 Odd Pante "
ODD PANT AND VEST ,. ARGAINS
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,00 Odd Pants 150F $1,75 Odd Pants75 5 ,04
1.32
.00 Qd52.25 d Posts I $1,25 Odd Vests
51.35 Odd Fanta 1.00
UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
54.13
G,00
3 75
2,25
50e Fleece Underwear 38°I
$1,50 Wool Underwear.. ...... ..... 750
65e Unahrinkable Underwear , 49a 5o Red Wool Underwear �' 650
500 Wool Underwear 380 51.00 Wool Top Shirts 750
SHOE BARGAINS,
50 Men's Shoes 51.8851.50 Mene Overshoes 51.00
1.60 Men's Shoes 1.13 80c ?,fen's Rubbers .60
1.00 Boys' Shoes ,75 I 52.00 Men's Shoes 1.50
BARGAIN'S IN MITTS AND GLOVES.
50c Mitts 33c51.50 Gloves 51,13 20e Mitts,.. ............5 .15
70o Gloves 57c I 51,00 Gloves .75 I 52.00 gloves 1.50
ALSO AT BARGf,IN PRICES. — 2 MEN'S COON COATS ; 15 PAIRS
MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS.
Come to the store where you get your money's
worth Large stock to choose from.
The R. I. Crowder Co.
-,n"ne'VVYvVnn,rvvv+rv, nnnZv.�r
A Coiled Spring Wire Fence
With large, stiff stay wires, makes a perfect fence
Not one pound of soft wire enters into the construction of
THE FROST. Tlfe uprights are immovably locked to the
running wires with THE FROST WEDGE -LOCK, making an
absolutely Stock -proof Vence. The Locks bind without kinking
or crimping either the stays or lateral Wires. Will not slip, and our
new method of enamelling and baking prevents rust, which adds greatly
to the appearance of the fence. Make no mistake. Buy THE FROST.
it is the heaviest and the best. For ,sale by
J. W. MOWBRAY, Whitechurch.
MASSEY - HARRIS
AGENCY
Have you a Cutter? If not, call
and'examine_ oar stock bdfore bny-
- s, ing elsewhere.
If you will be needing anything
in the line of Farming Implements
or Machinery for the coming sea-
son, place your order early and
get the beat.
Massey -Harris goods aro leaders
everywhere. ,
Agent for the Kemp Manure
Diatsibetor.
We also handle the Wql. Gray
4. Sons Hygflies and Otltters—
nniyeraally acknowledged
g to be the
best and most eigrabIts tp be bad.
ALF. GLOVER
i:!E,NT,
820 WINGHAM
NOTICE l
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1?ricei of saw logs � are much h ikher
this season than last season. The
Canada Furniture Manufacturers are
prepared to pay the highest price for
all kinds of Hardwood logs. as well as
Basswood. delivered at the Button &
Peasant Chair Factory, Wingham.
Farmers should got the los in early
while roads' are good, and get the
highest price.
Canada Furniture: Mfrs.
WINGHAllt
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W°°"! PhoisPholdinet
The Gtsa ilagilsb Rami
/112,40 Pill; 'well estab! od and reliable
preparation. Has been
Proscribed and used
ewer 40 years. All drug,
Wits in the Dominion
of Canada sell and
awmend As
being
1tJare and '•r''tsocaskindhteineean
d
Oresuniversal satisfaction. It promptly and
permanently cares all forme of Nervous Weal.
nese,
Emissions, ,9perniatorncoxs. Xmpoteneo,
and all effects Of abuse orexoeseog; the eacesstva
Ina of Tobaeeo, Opium or Stimulante, Mental
and Praia Worry, allot which lead tpInflrmity,
Insanity Consumption and an Early Grave.
PAW II per package or six for $5. One will
pleaat, /Hz +vitt Cure. Mailed prompty on ro-
0l8$ Of pid0e. Send for free pamphlet. Addioa4
The wood company,
Windsor, Ont', ►Canada,
Woods Phaspbodine is sold to Wingham
by 0, A. Campbell, W. MolClbbon, A. L.
Hamilton and 11. A. Dotiglass, Druggists.
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W. A. CURRIE
Wingham's Auctioneer.
Sales attended 'in any part of
Huron county. Orders left at
the ADVANCE Office will re-
ceive prompt attention.
90 percent. et Pat Cattle exhibited at
Wroyigcial inter Fair. OW, were fed with
orthin5tonts; cagartteltl Steck '''oyte.
metes SIRS -
1e have been f'eedingy our Stock Food to
cattle for some time, and -find it to be an ex-
cellent tonic. We have also fed it to horses'
and pigs, and are quite surd it is the best stook
food wo have ever tried. Our prise winning
cattle at the Provincial Winter Fair, 1903,
were fed Worthington's Stook Tonic.
LESLIE & PEAREN
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle
peel; Sills— Acton, lint.
I find your Stook Food is a very excellent
Tont° for cattle, giving them a good appetite
and keeping their digestive organs in a hoalthy
working condition. The steer 'Scottie," ex-
hibited at Winter Mair, weighed at birth 801bs.
at 35 months '2000lbs., Making a gain of 55Ib&,
per month. 1t pays to feed Worthington's
Stools Food.
ANDREW RICHARDSON,
Breeder Shorthorn Cattle,
Peepabun, Ont.
Mutt Snt4 We have used your Stock Food
for both cattle and hogs and find it gives good
satisfaction. Several of oureattle have shown a
gain of over 1001bs. pper month while fending it.
JAS. WILSON & SONS,-
Breedere of Shorthorn Cattle and Yorkshire
Hogs. J'ergue, Ont.
Note the Price:
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 60c; 60 ib. hack, ;2.
or Sale By
J�, owman Win ham W; Messer, literate
Ain*d• ERP1s,Lt c fdW I Gerry, IdrulfselS
Hendorson St Henderson, W1}iteehyrck
Somebody Said'
"Be tie well &teased as you can
afford," and its good advice.
Hut clothes cost looney—more :or
less aceording to finality of fabric—
more or less according to length of
wear ---adore or leas according to the
thoroughness of the unseen work.
This inside part is the life of the
garment. It keeps it inshape, and is
one of the features which determine
its Appearance end neatness.
Have you ever tried us for men's
garment*? It would be worth your
ado s
tons
Collingwood, Feb. 2.—Tile B. Farr
building was burin d down this morn-
ing, Tho loss is estimated at $33,000,
partly covered by insurance.
—A short time ago at Tobermoray a
few houses were so buried under the
snow that the °conv nts were compell-
ed to crawl out of the apstairs windows
and get shovels to open a passage to the
house,
Calgary, N. W. T,, Feb. 2.—At 8.00
to -day Ernest Cashel was hanged,
About .a dozen persons were witnesses
to the exetlntioll. Cashel calve to the
scaffold attended by Mr. Kerby, Metho-
dist pastor, who feels that the young
Matt had sincerely repented of hill
crime, whfoli he confessed to him,
Ottawa, Feb. 4. --Inview of the large-
1y-increased.sphere of operations of the
North-West. Mounted Police, and the
immense area of territory which they
now have to patrol, the force is to be
augmented by 100 anon. At present the
police number 500, of whom 500 are in
the North-West and 300 in Yukon.
—On the 22u4 ult. the Liberal con-
vention was billed to meet at Port
Elgin, Seventy-five delegates started
from Wiarton, and had only got ono
mile when the train got stuck in the
snow, and the convention was called
off, For ono week there was no com-
munication by train, and 25 cents was
offered for a daily paper that had come
via Owen. Sound.
—Welland is excited over a question•
of Sunday desecration. The roof was
off Judge Wells' house, and seven car-
penters worked all Sunday putting one
on. Tho Judge deolares tho work was
one of necessity to keep out the cold and
snow, but the chief of police and the
agents of the Lord's Day Alliance think
differently, and the matter is now be-
fore the Attorney -General.
Ottawa, Feb. 6—The Berlin, Water
loo, Wellesley. and Lake Huron Rail-
way Company contemplate the con-
struction of a railway which will run
from Wellesley, in Waterloo County,
via Stratford, St. Mary's, and Clinton,
and then south-west to Bayfield. They
ask for power to own hotels and plea-
sure grounds, sanitariums, and use
either steam or electricity.
—Some iuterosting experiments with
a new steel process have been in pro-
gress at Pontymister Works, hoar New-
port, England,- Investigation has re-
sulted m the discovery that by the use
of a secret alloy, steel suitable for mak-
ing tools can be produced from Siemens
steel instead of only from crucible
steel. The result is that a considerable
saving` is affected in the cost of man-
ufacture. Should the experiment be
successful, it is anticipated that a new
industry will be created, and the whole
system of steel manufacture re•
eolUtionized.
—The Harriston Review muses thus-
ly—They have a church hockey league
at Orangeville, comprising teams • from
the Presbyterian, Methodist and Eng-
lish churches. Orangeville christians
believe in the strenuous life, and that
is good; .but when church warden
Jimmy Irvine crosschecks Elder Harry
Gillespie, or Deacon Blaney Maguire
sends Bro. Ernest Menary to the fence
for being too foully earnest, or other
similar complications inoident to the
game attire it will require a display of
chriatten forbearance not common to
hockey games to avoid trouble.
Alliston, Feb. 0.—The Herald says:
Several residents of Alliston • and
vicinity have been receiving requests
from Zion City to forward funds for
investment in the Dowie institutions.
The invitation is aa. cordial as it is
amusing. In part, it says: "Great
things are before us. The General
Overseer has predioted that the year
1904 will be the greatest in Zion's his-
tory. We urge upon all to rise to the
situation and respoud to the call and
with a deeper consecration and nu -
wavering faith obey the command of
Christ, "sell that thou hast." Of
course the neighbors in these diggings
will hustle to get their property into
ready cash; which they will send to Mr.
Dowie by return mail or sooner.
Clean commercial acetylene gas was
discovered by accident. Mr. Willson,
a Woodstock chemist and a snieetiee
experiemeterl believed that nearly all
metallic oxidise could be reduced to a
metallic state by heating thein to an
extremely high temperature by the
voltaic are in the presence of free car-
bon. Mr, Willson wished to obtain
niotallic calcium.. Ho therefore mixed
a quantity of quicklime with pulverized
coke, and brought the mixture to a high
temperature by the ection.of the voltaic
aro. He expected to' obtain a white
metal, but instead he appeared to pro-
duce nothing but slag. This was
thrown into the yard, and one day at
noon while the boys were having their
luncheon they picked up these bite of
slag and threw thein et each ocher,
One piece fell Into a pail of water, and
produced abubbling effect and a strong
odor. This attracted Mr, Willson's at-
tention, aiid upon investigation he
found that the strong -melting gas 'was
extremely inflammable, Purthor in.
veetigatidn revealed that it was pure
teetylene gas,.
Itis "W"hen You NAV* Toothache
That tho oeswer of 1lervilin
eb quickly
makes itttelf felt. Any uniting tooth
corn be relieved by Nerviliue iu a few
momeute by filling the cavity with
batting soaked in N`ervilino. A good
'Mauls to rub the gum with Nervil;ne
also. There is'nt a single remedy that
of Nervilina *bleb, actts like m ing war
Robta A4axwel Northing killti the pain era tri hnt and
rettesits it front raturntn wall
lsr �1' r b tllao�h'e or ri 1.
IX Nor " JI 7. at ei1'11'ise frit rertra
t l its the baht piths care made.
THE W GR M .r i -R i,NC.
STRANGE EXPERIENCE OF A
HQWICI MAN,
(Listowel Standard)
This neighborhood has been consider•
ably excited over the strange experience
of John Doig of Fordwicb, 8013 of Mr.
Andrew Doig of Howiok, who to all
appearances was drugged and robbed
while away from home, On Tuesday,
19th January, he .drove to Listowel and
sold his horse to Mr, Henry Zinn of
Wallace, who paid him $75 in cash, the
trnnsaotion taking plane in one of the
town hotels. Doig remained in town
that night, slapping at the Grand Oen-
tral, and in the morning took the bus
for the station. lie was ell right and
perfectly sober when he left, and had
his money with him, considerably over
a hundred dollars, he having had
quite a sum on him when he left
home. The train for Stratford was the
only train out that day and he is believ-
ed to have got aboard it, although it
was going in an opposite direction to his.
home. In explanation of his boarding
the train for the south, he had said
something to Mr, Zinn about going to
Galt, and it is supposed that when he
left here he intended to go there, but
that he reached Galt is somewhat
doubtful. Nothing definite is yet
known of his whereabouts for nine days
after he was last seen here. On Friday
morning of last week, between 2 and 3
o'clock, he turned up at his brother's
home, Andrew Doig, who lives a mile
er two south of Molesworth. 'When let
in he was in a stupor and unable to give
any explanation of his condition, or how
he got there. As he remained in .a semi
conscious state, his brother came to
town on Friday for a physician, and to
make enquiries about him. The family
had become very anxious over his long
absence, and the condition he was found
to be in on his return did not allay their
anxiety. In the opinion of his medical
attendant he had been doped with
drugs, probably morphiue, and as his
money was all gone it is supposed that
he had been robbed. He is thought to
have been under the influence of the
drug for several days before he turned
np,. and has remained in the same con-
dition up to the present. At times he
talks incoherently, and appears to fear
being looked up somewhere. In his
mutterings he has said something about
Sarnia and Wyoming, when asked how
he reached his brother's place, he said
he got off the train at Listowel and
walked there. This, however, is doubt-
ed, as it is not considered possible that
he could have walked about eight miles
in his stupified condition. It is thought
more probable that he was driven to his
brother's, and if so, by whom? Evident-
ly some person who is acquainted with
him and with the neighborhood. It is
hoped that he will soon regain his
senses and be able to clear up the
mystery surrounding his strange ex-
perience, Mr. Doig had a new pair of
shoes, number sixes', and a ohristie stiff
hat with him on returning to his broth-
er's which may help to unravel the
mystery.
La Grippe Coming Again.
The doctors believe another epidemic
of Grippe is here. and already many
are suffering. The iinedieel men are
not afraid of Grippe since Catarrhozone
was introduced, and claim that no one
will ever catch this disease who inhales
the fragrant healing Catarrhozone a
few times daily. Catarrhozone kills the
Grippe germs and prevents it spreading
through the system. Last winter I had
an attaok of grippe writes 0. P. Mc-
Kinnon of Si. John's. I bought Catar-
rhozone and got relief in short time.
I found Catarrhozone better than any-
thing else and was cured by using it.
Catarrhozone cures and prevents Grippe
Colds, and Catarrh. Two montbs
treatment 51.00; trial size 25o.
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Clinton.
D. L. Macpherson is the now Town
clerk.
Mr.. John Hunter bought a lot of
sheep at Kincardine and was seven days
on the road to the city market, and put
him to a great deal of expense to say
nothing of the loss of time,
John Alderson, baggageman on the
L. 13. & B., who bad the misfortune
to have several ribs broken by a trunk
falling on him while the train was in
nlotleiti,� throe weeks ago, is improving
rapidly.
There is it possibility of the county
judge making an enquiry into the man-
ner in which the late mnnioipal oleo -
tion in Clinton was carried ou. As a
preliminary move a prominent citizen
has served the town clerk with a notice
not to destroy the ballots as the statute
says he may do in so many days after
the polling,
Mr. Wm. Carter, the famous Chicken
fancier of Hallett,is re etin his sum
pe g h. n
cess of !miner Sears at the yafiens
poultry shows. He recently inane
fourteen entries 'et Silncoe and won ,
fdntteen firsts. At Toronto he made
tau mitriee and won nine firsts and elle
second. Bruce Medd, also of Hullett,
won four "finite at Simeon.
Clinton it likely' to hays nether in-
dustry soon, Metsrs, John Oarter and
Stewart Seymour having entered into
partnership for the 'manufacture of
office fixtures, • silent salesmen, etc.
They have bought Mr, henry Stevens'
planing factory and will add new dna-
ohinery. Messrs. Seymour and Garter
are thorough mechanics and wide-
awake young neon and will undoubtedly'
build up a good business.
LIFE
INSURANCE TIRE
Lowest rates coneletent with.
absolute seeurit . All claims
promptly settled
Abner CosenaLIMO ENT 111.ATI
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ers
Take cold easily? Throat
- tender? Lungs weak? An -
relativell have consumption
Then a cough means $ great -
Ayer's Pllis increase the activity of
the liver. and thus aid recovery.
Cherry
Pectoral
deal to you. Follow your
doctor's advice and take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
heals, strengthens, prevents. _
"Tor 40 years I have depended on Ayet'a
Oberry Pectorat for coughs and colds. I
know 18 6�reat►L strengthen. weak ,nngi."
Mae. , 4.. Roalxwx, bertha, ldicb..
850., 0Oa, JL AO. �i Z. 0. Avis 00.,
All druiririatgrf, i. loll' �. Lowell.
Weak
Lungs
To Tell The Age Of Horses,
To tell the age of a horse
Inspect the lower jaw, of course
Tho sixth front tooth the tale will toll,
And every doubt and fear dispel.
Two middle "nippers" you behold
Before the colt is two week sold,
Before eight weeks two more will comp t
Before eight months the "corners"cut the germ.
The outside grooves will disappear
From middle two in just ono year,
In two year;, from the second par ;
In throe the corners, too, are bare,
Al two, the middle "nippers" drop :
At three, the second pair can't atop.
When four years old the third pair goes ;
At five, a full new sat he shows,
The deop blank spots will pass from vlow
At six years from the middle two,
The second pair at seven years ;
At Dight, the spot each "corner" clears.
From middle "nippers" upper jaw
At nine the black spots will withdraw,
The second pair at ten are white ;
Eleven finds the "corners" light.
As time goes on the horsemen know,
The oval teeth three -sided grow ;
They longer get, project before,
Till twenty, then we know no more
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Every Woman In Poor Health
Have an awful struggle. Lots to do,
all kinds of worry, must contend with
loss of sleep, poor appetite and tired
nerves. Her only desire is for more
strength and better health. This is
exactly what comes from using Ferro -
zone, the greatest tonic sickly women
can possibly use. Cheeks grow rosy,
the eyes bright. Ferrozone invigorates
the body, develops new strength and
make life worth living. Ferrozone is
tho sort of tonic that builds np, it gives
one a reserve of nerve force and estab-
lishes such healthy conditions that
sickness is unknown. Let every women
use Ferrozone. Price 50c.
A Bachelor's Consolation.
Faint heart never won fair lady,
but—
Faint heart never had a breach , of
promise suit.
Faint heart never had to pay alimony.
Faint heart never had a mother-in-
law.
Faint heart never had to buy an
Easter bonnet. r
Faint heart never had to pay for his
own Christmas presents.
Faint heart never had to make ex -
onsets for being out all night.
Faint heart never had to walk the
floor with a crying child.
Paint heart never—but the advan-
tages of having a faint heart are too
numerous to mention.
NOTICE.—The question is how can
Robt. Mclndoo loan his money so
cheap on notes and mortgages. Call
and see. ROBT. McINDOO.
Liver Pills
That's what you need; some-
thing to cure your biliousness,
and regulate your bowels. You
need Ayer's Pills. Vegetable;.
gently laxative. i Wo�Yema :
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
nrrr ers. R t. RAU a CO.. 8As5VA„ N. a.
D.R. OVENS
or
LONDON
SURGEON, OCULIST, SPECIALIST.
Diseases Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Visits Winghant monthly. GLASSES Fn'mn
Pi oraun2. NASAL CATAnnu and. Dasrtszss
treated, Wingham office at Campbell's Drug
Store. London office --223 Queen'4 ave,; hours
11 a.m, to 8p,In. Dates of visits—Mondays—•
Fob. 1, Feb. 2rl Mar. 28. May 2. May 30. Jun* •
27, July 25, Sept, 5, Oet. 3, Oct, 31, Nov. 28,
C. IIAIMITLTON
AUCTION EE iZ
BLY'TB ONT.
30 years experionee. I have sonduated over
3000 successful Auction Sales in the County
of Bicron, and as a rule get better erica* and
still to hotter iuou. Orders left at Anva1OR
Office, Winstham, will receive prompt atten-
tion. Terms roaeon Nle, ^satisfaction guar-
anteed, Phone or telegraph at my expanse,
i , 45 I s,
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PRUMP T L.Y sECUREU
Write for our interesting books " invert
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or'3 Heip" and "NOW you are swindled."
Send us a rough sketch or tpoAel of your in.
veiniest or improvement And wewill tell you
free our Opinion as to whether it Is probably
patentable. Rejected epplltatlerrshave often
been sneeessfu ty prosecuted by us. 'We
conduct fully equipped offices in Meatreal
,and Wasbiatgten; this qualifies nal to prompt
ly elapatch work and quickly aecare Tates
-/siss broad as the invention. 11igkaot referee,
furnished.
Patents procured through ?slim & Ma-
, don tredve melt at notice *hese chsrlta tie
over noir newspaparih d laureate. throng -Wit
the tistii Tian.
Spechos1tty� t -,.Patent 'Wasecaatt i
of Mfae-
,ta4ut
rsus a ikngin+tera,
Me& ARIONMARION
,' Patent lfxp'trts and `Seltaltbril.
rr.w'Y lata llr'ld' . II*.
ISARD'S
20 Per Gent.
Discount Sale.
Here's the Chance of
the Winter.
• We want this February Discount Sale to
be the largest and most successful in the history
of this store.
1 You Save 20 cts.
For every dollars worth of the following lines of
goods you purchase, we will band back 20 cents, or
in other words—you get one dollar value for 80c.
20 Per Cense Off
Curtains, Carpets, Rugs, Boots & Shoes, Dress
Goods, Ladies' Underwear, Children's Underwear,
Fur Coats, Ladies' Jackets, Top Skirts, Fur Ruffs,
Men's and Boys' Overcoats, Men's Pants, Men's
Reefers, Men's and Boy's Suits, Fur Caps.
TERMS :—Cash or Trade.
All goods marked in plain figures. Buy now
and save money.
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11. E. Isarcl & CO.
Opp. Bank Hamilton Highest Price Paid for Produce
REXALL HOUSE
OLD- DYES
These Dyes will dye Wool, Cotton, Silk. Jute
or Mixed Goods in one bath — they are the
latest and most improved Dye in the world.
Try a package. All colors at W. Messer's
store, Bluevale, and C. B. McClolland's store,
Belgrav e, Ont.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS,. JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES AND SILVERWARE
if to be sold at COST for
From February Yet until April tat, we will
positively Sell at COST. This is the chance of the
year to get a good Watch, or anything in the line
of Jewelry, cheaper than you ever heard of be-
+ fore. All our goods are reliable, and of the beet
snakes, and we warrant them.
No old goods taken ill exchange on new
4-14 goods.
W. fir. PATTERSON
THE
ADVANCE
OFFICE
for tasty and
down -to -date Job
Printing. Prices
right,
60 Days'
Sale.
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SPOT CASH.
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The Great Watch Doctor
Stone Block • Opp. Queen's Hotel +
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