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THE WENG1lAM TIMES, OCTOBER, I.c►. 1902 .
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BARGAINS I N
I .gess Goode, i
Iu order to reduce our immense stock of new Fall Dress Goods
snore rapidly, we are offet•iiig you two specials
• for this week
t 12 pieces Dress Goode. all different shales. suitable for Skirts,
Spite; or Children's wartu Dresses, regular prices 35c, 40e,
and 45o, uow on sale at 25c
* B pieces-Hotnespun Suitint;s, assorted shades, 54 inches wide, i
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• heavy quality, regular 65e and 75c ,goods, now oft sale at 50e
DRESS
G00DS
Our, stock of Black and Fancy Dress Goods is' most complete.
.a ll thn uew gnttlities and shedee are rei5resentecl' here.
Zibelines, Mobairs, Contigs, Vigeureaux,
Venetians. Box Cloths, Cheviots, tsen-
gatines, etc. Sect our assort-
ment of now Freuoh
Zibiliue \Vaistil:ge
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TRIMMINGS
We re everything that is uew in the trimming line, suitable
for all kiuds of Dress Goods,, Suitiugs and Silks.
FURS
Now is the proper tittle to choose your Fnrs. The stock is com-
plete, and first choice is the best. We have a fall range of
Ruffs, Muffs, Capri,- Caperittee. Gauntlets, Children's
Collars, Ladies' tied tents' Cants, etc. Have a
look at ours at your earliest convenience.
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RITCHIE & CAMPBELL:
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MINOR LOCALS.:
•--Relics the TI:MEs clubbing offers in
another column.
--An exchange says that .goal sores
are epidemic this fall,
—The
TINES till January 1st, 1904 for
$1.00 to uew subscribers.
—Monday was the Doth anniversary
of the Battle of Queenstou Heights.
-,-The Trims and 'Weekly Globe till
Jaixuary 1th, 1904 to new subscribers for
$1.00.
—To -day is Thanksgiving Day and all
plaoes of business in Winglram• will be
closed.
-=For calling cards and wedding invi-
tations leave your orders at the Tr tFs
office.
—The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, S. 0. S. will be held ou Monday
•evening next.
The Baby
Sick?
Then probably it's a cold.
Babies catch cold so easily
and recover so slowly. Not
slowiv, however, whucr you
use Vupo-Cresolenc. Then
a single night is all that is
necessary for a cure. You just put
some Crc sokne in the vapor iter, !tats,
the lamp beneath, and place near the
crib. While baby sleeps he h' Bathe s-
in the healing vapor. Cold 1aoszns,
inflamed membranes ,
h al and all
heal,
trouble ceases. It's a perfect specific
for whooping -cough and croup. 8
Vapo•r•res-done is s nv druggist' everywhere.
AVapo•Crrsolene fna5t, Ind oilieg the Vaporizer mid
Lamp. which sh all I last a W.:time, and a beide „f
Cresolene. cmmnlete, 8t,5a; ea ra supplies of Cres..
hoe zsrent. and sorents 111ustratedt•oai<letcon r..in.
fog physic;,,ns' teseimmdals free upno request, VAro-
•CREsnt.ta•c Cn„ rho Fnitb•, St., New Vo l.,
Recommended and sold by A. L. Hamilton.
druggist, Wingham.
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hank i in
Day
hursdat October.. 16th
This store will be closed all
day. Do your shopping Wed-
tiesday and do it HERE. We
guarantee to please you.
Choicest Cheese, per pound, - .14
New Catsup, per bottle, • .10
New Olives, per bottle, . .10
Queen Olives, per bottle, • -
• Stuffed Olives, per bottle • .20
'Crosse & 131aekweil's Pure Clive Oil
pelt bottle - • .25
Crosse & Blackwell's Mixed Pickles,
large,bottle - • - .35
John Bull Mixed Pickier,per bottle .10
Choice Mixed Pickles, by the quart, .l5
Weston's Fancy Creed and Cakes
I•IRESII EVERY DAY.
Best teas and Coffees
ott'
BY OET;1
TUDIIOPE'S
Grocery and Crockery Store
—The steamer, Lake Erie, with Sir
Wilfrid Laurier ou board, is expected
at Quebec to -day.
—Councillor W. F. VituStone, is still
confined to his lime.. We are pleased to
learn thathe is improving. .
—Messrs. McLean & Son ,of the Wing -
ham saw mills received a carload of
British Columbia shingles this week.
—The TI.hiEs was sorry to learn that J.
J. Elliott, V. S., was confined to bis
house for a few days this week with ill-
ue's.
Children Cry for
CASTORJA.
__Vie brick work on Wrn. Button's
new residence has been completed and
the brick layers have commenced work
on Mr 0. N. Griffin's block.
—Robt. Aikens, jr., had the middle
finger of his left baud badly cut while
at work on the sharper in the chair fac-
tory on Wednesday morning.
The members of the Wingham Social
Club with a number of their friends held
a successful dance in the council
chamber ou Tuesday evening.
—The H. Ruthven McDonald Quar-
tette in the Town Hall on Fr.day even-
ing of this week. Plan of hall and tic-
kets on sale at Douglass' drug store.
Children Cry For
t.7 A % A R GYO y 5'i IA.
—The Wingham salt works were again
put in operation on Monday. Largee
quantities of salt have been shippers
from here during the past few months.
—The C. P. R winter time table went
into effect on Sunday last. The only
change here is that the afternoon train
for Toronto now leaves at 3.43 instead
of 3.53.
—The store recently vacated by Mr.
C. N. Griliiu has been pulled down to
make room for the new block. This
store was one of the first buildings
erected in Winglram.
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cor twenty—row years Vane-Creeoiene hats
been extensively used for all forms of throat and
bronchial troubles. All Druggists.
--A man named Campbell, whose
home is at Seaforth, was instantly
crushed to death on Saturday at Port
Prances, while employed in the erection
of a new saw mill, the smokestack of
which fell.
—Tile Ripley Express has entered its
eleventh year. The Express is a good
weekly paper and is well patronized by
the people of Ripley. We wish its edi-
tor, Mr. Geo. H. Mooney, a former
Win hanniis continued
prosperity.
.
--Iciiinney 13ros.' Minstrels gave an
entertainment in the Town Ball on
Saturday night. They did not have a
crowded house, as Saturday night is
bad night for a show. They gave a very
good show and announced that they in•
tended to visit in
liam annually.
—Mr. John Addison, of St. Thomas,
frirmerly of town, will married on
Thursday of last week at the home of
Mr. A. W. Webster. tb miss Annie
Fades. The happy couple left on the
afternoon titin for their home in St,
Thomas and have the beat hitches of
niany friends,
1-1URQ14 CQ.t,INTY W. C., T. U.
Annual Convention held in
Winghaim lagt week.
The Huron County W. 0. T. U. held
their fifth cunyeution in Wiughalu on
Thurtielay and Friday of last week. The
reprwsetitation was not los large As Usul,
owing to the I+oudoti Conference W. F.
11d, S. Ionveutiou bei:ug held, at Clinton
on the same dote. Blyth, Gwierich,
;yeafortb, Zuru:h, Du Ligetluon,aud Wing -
ham Unions were represented. Cou-
veittion opened tit 130 p, In. with devo-
tiatial exercises. conducted .by 1Ir;1- A.
Ross, •%Yiuglraui, atter which the choir
was taken by Mise K. M. Fisher, vice
Pres..
The report of the Treasurer showed
the balance to be on the right side and
the report of the Corresponding Seere-
t try showed seven active Unions with a
large, memirership.
bliss Fisher gave the amend atldrtus.
and refer rt d in very touching term"; 'of
the sudden death of our late president,
hers. Elford,bf Holin esvilie, The Outlay
Union had beeu or tanized five. years and
they hiatd xeusou to tl}auk God and take
cotlrale, Slow, h t sterids progress had
been made. Temp erance seutin,ent bad
been inert Asad t rc ugh the t deeming
influence of the W. 0. T. U. ' Many
public weetiugs labeen held and quan-
tities of lireritdure letritiuted.
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scrougly recommended by Superinten-
dent. "Railrt•ad Work" was rel;orted
by Mrs. Crich, Clinton. Literature had
been placed in boxes at stations for beue
fit of; the travell,ng pullic. "Wo.k
The various dePa rtmeuts reported as
follows:—." Work along Sailors," by
Mrs. Colin Campb ll, Godericlr; "Tem-
perauce work inSunday Schools,' by
Mrs. B. B. Gunn, Clinton, Six Tem-
perance lesons were taught from leaflets
distiibuted and pled
ge•siguing had been
iu order. "Fair Work" was reported
by Miss K. M. Fis er. She said consid-
erable literature ad been distributed
on fair grounds during the year. Regret-
ted that some Uuf us had not taken up
this work more t roughly. This was
cue of their best w ys of reaching farm-
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What is
Castoria is for Infants and Children. Castoria is a
harmless sub,stitute for. Castor Oi1, • Paregoric, Drops
and Soothing Syrups, It contains neither .Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. 1 is 'Pleasant.
Its guarantee is thirty years' use iy Millions of
Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms r d allays Feverish-
Castoria cures Diarrhoea an Vinci -Colic. .Castoria,
relieves Teething Troubles, es Constipation and.
Flatulency. Castor's, a: simi j tes the Peed, . regulates
the Stomach and Dowel. • ufants and Children, giving
healthy and natural •s p. Castoria is the Children's
Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend:
Castoria.
Cristo: ia,.
"Castoria is an excellent medicine for "Castoria Is ru well adapted to children
children. Mothers have repeatedly told me that I rehonunrnd it uv superior to any
of its its good effect upon their children," scriptiou lttiowu to ate."
DR. G. C. o$Goon, t,owelf, Atciss. 11. A. ARCrtr:it, M. D..1lrooklyvt, N. V
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0 UR STORE has been an exceptionally
busy spot during • the past few weeks
having exactly what
you want -- the
very newest - designs, and yet not out of
your reach in price.
APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER.
THE CFOWL UR COM PUNY. 77
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MURRAY OTNEEY. NM YOnK Orr"
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Those $S.00 Sideboards which we offered last
week were fast sellers (a few still in stock)1i but
we have a half dozen No. 152 at $14.00, which
we consider still better value for the difference in
price. To see these Sideboards is to buy.
Others for less money with a good range to
select from, up to $45.00,
In .Bedroom Suites it's a settled question,
that we have the assortment, and prices astonish.
' ingly low. -
Wire Springs, the kind that give satisfaction,
° at $2.5o, $2.75 and $3 00.
Mattresses, extra heavy ticking, $2.5o to $18.50.
Amoug Leather Wren" reported by Mrs.
ki,udiecombe, Oliutou. Over thirty emu -
fort bags, containing literature, mark -d
Testaments, etc , had been s nt to camps , •
and etentuuuats. aeaforth Union sen •
150 poen is of literature and money O
towards .uissiona'y's sale, y was given. A•
'i•tte most important •&,ranch •lit the O
work. . Seieutfie Tetnperauce In • v A
structiou iii Schools" was reported ,r.
by •Mrs. AclnSJIl, Goclerich. This '+
study is made interesting mut profit stele ;
by our literature. The heads of the
,hoo! syeteul 'must have considered it o
s
important when they tirade it a subject O
tor exanunution and demanded that etre O
uour per week be devoted to the teach- o
iug ot temperauce. Mrs. Acheson
thought temperance should be numb yin
the lower farms as the average boy and
girl leaves school before • reaching the
eutrauce class. They needed the co-
operation of the teacher to du effective 0
work.
Mrs. Gunn, Clinton sent an exc ellent O
paper ou ••Juveurle Work." which wt.s O
well discussed. •
Mrs. fiery au, Lucknow gave a eompre-
heusive paper iu which W. T. 0. U. or-
ganization and methods were well
defined.
blies Sproule, W, C. T. U. missionary,
gave au interesting and profitable talk
on her work iu the lumber and mining
camps.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year:— President, Mrs. E ' P. Paulin,
D shwoo 1 • Vice President, i • • 51.
a d , e c, M bb K.
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Blyth; Cor. Sec.,Miss Steinbach Zurich:
Rec. Seo., Mrs. J.P. Kennedy Wiughcrur.
Mrs Hope sang a solo which was well
received.
Iiev. Dr. McKay, Woodstock thea ad -
reseed the fatties ou "Three Dout':; and
Three Do's "
Rev. R. Hobbs .followed with a few
well worded sentences and the of •no
trE} ou
meeting closed with prayer by Mr.
Hobbs.
The evening meeting in the Town Ball
was very well attended. The chair was
occupied by Mr. A. Cosens and the.meet-
iug opened with singing of a hytairand
prayer by Rev. J. J . Pattersou, B. A.
Mayor Nailstone gave a short address
of welcome to the delegatts. He trusted
their deliberations would result iu
furthering the cause they espoused and
would be of benefit to the coautry at
large.
MissSproule, the
Sp o e, W.C,T,U. mission-
ary gave an interesting talk ell her work
in the lumbering and mining camps.
She gave a statistical summary of her
work. Since last November she travel el
5000 miles, Visited 850 houses, and held
a Large number of meetings.
Rev. Dr. McKay, president of the
Ontario branch of the Dominion Alii -
,ince, then addressed the meeting on
"the Duty of the Iigur," Hsi first
thought w as that the weight of respons-
ibility Was with the individnal. We
may well ask, are we doing our duty;
are we awake to our privileges? One of
the greatest—if not the greatest hind-
rauces to the progress of the gospel is
the barroom; and Christian people
should remove the stumbling block.
Our greatest foe is licensed, fostered and
protected by the electorate of the Pro•
vine+. $30 per heart is spent annually
for strong drink in Ontario. The
speak-
er laid the greet weight of
responsibilityoisreit
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for th trafflobl
a e 1 the Chris i to voters and
asked, "Is it right to vote for a traffic
that has net one redeeming feature?"
Vote fc•r prohibition and be free irons
partnership in the traffic, We may not
get just what sire want, but are we not
fighting other evils and do not achieve
the results hoped for. If we do our duty•
its this matter we will•
av
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that nopartyelm disrespect. s aspect, Rt3ferc.tlee
was Inade to the Liquor party obtaining
control of the editorial columns of some
of h daily s
Of t da 1 ne rel
e w and also 'r Paso of the
starting of two papers in ()trawl,- the
Canadian 1 armee. and Current Events,
by- means of which tinti•temperance liter.
stare dissetninate 1, The speaker,
in closing, urged those who vete not
satiafi(d with the present 'tate of affairs
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WESTIId N 'FOUNDRY GO.; Ltd., of Win tiara
NOW ON THE MARKET.
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Gall and .txa rine j
The product of experts!
Complete it1,01 particulars! •
Thoroughly up•to-date•in every detail!
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We itlVtts the inslieotioti of.ali%our friends; and defy allonrcotnpetitnrs w.
to equal or better the quality and price of the CROWN firmer RANGE. d
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We also carry a full line of Heating Stoves, suitable for coal or wood. i
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WINDOW SHADES — ALL • PRICES
GOOSE FEATHERS always in stock
to vote for the Liquor Act of 1902, on
December 4112.
Rev. Mr. Hobbs urged the Unions
to distribute good literature, and also
sang his temperance song; t'Canada,will
yet be free." The meeting closed with
the benediction.
Ou Friday morning the Executive
Committee held a meetiuk and appoint-
ed of the the Supe tau various
departments and accepted the invitation
of the Zurieir Uuiou to hold the • next
convention in that place. ace. The meeting
concluded with siugieg
"God be with.
you till we meet agiiin."
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AUCTION SA S.
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Auction sale of a choi e 100 -acre farm
in. West Wawanosh o Thursday, Oct.
23rd, at 2.30 p.m., at hti Auburn hotel.
Tho farm is known a the Boyle home-
stead. T. F. Me' aughey, proprietor;
Thos. Brown, • u ioneer,
Auction stile farm stock and imple•
meats on lot 41, con. 12, East Wawa -
nosh, on Monday. Oetoiier. 27th, at 1
o' oak p.m. Robt. Mason,' proprietor;
iiC oe-: Brown, auctioneer.
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Pessamar .—In Tee:swnter,on Oct.oth,the wife
of A. Passmore; n daughter,
Mt yr s—In Morris, on October •iltir, the wife
of W. H. Alines; ason
Fanotrsov.—in Ethel, on Oct. Atli, the wife of
Dr Ferguson ; a son. +
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11atvttx.a—me tetraitr.—At 'the residence
of the bride's parents, on Oct. 1st, by Rev.
Me. Abrey assisted by Re B. B. Menne, Mr.
.Tun-. Melville, of Logon to Miss Maud,daughter
of Mr, and Mt s. John Me aught,of rey town-
ship. . .
foao--CrrA:tttslats.—At the residence' of
the bride's brother-in-law, Air. Petcr Barr,
Morris, on .Oct. 8, by itev. P. ,rius»tove, or
i leKlllop, Mr. William Hogg, ;of Aici shag to
Miss Annie I. E., yonnitest daughter of the late
MatthewChambers.
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Des A, t s O Oet. 8:h, et Ross Ville,
$rets<c•]s, the residrnre of tin D. C. itts4,
brother -11144w to the bride,by 11ev.C. P. Wells.
H. A. B. D , Of Ethel. Mr..Tosep tr. Dugan, of
Toronto, to'Aiisa llfrlissa E., youngest daughter
of. Mr. and Airs, 8, Amey, of r tbtel.
Beals•- •Soau.avrr,ut.--At the residence • of
Mr. William Somerville, Sertirth, brother of
tire bride,on October 1st, by ltev. le. H. Larkin,
lIokert T. Dodds, to Miss Annie Somerville
ball of 51e1t Hies;.
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.lyitt reet
Orv,
Wi can on Octobe • Rth, Ingham r i t s Tns. B. Gibson R lbe,on o
Rowlett to Mlss Selina :ratio Coles of Wingiautnr
Amiens.•-Mislec—At the 1141,'nro of Mr.
A. W. Wabster, on October (tth, lit'. Juhu
Thomas
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BUM ,Annie Etrd
of Winglram. a"'
ri#.rt o c.—In Chietito,on Oetoisnle IOth,Rebort
neaeon,forinert,' of Eva Wawa osh.
Wingiratn, on October 10th,
(lowtcy, Intent son at Nr. and Mrs. Thos, Felts,
agei4 months and 1 day.
STRAY PIG
Cama onto the m•emises of the undersigned,
lot 27; division lino between East and West .7
Wast on t
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at about the R• .9
t o .9tit of September, ptember,
a White Pi•, about two and n half months old.
Owner esntihave same by proving nrnneety and
pitying expenses. JOHN EAGLESTON,
V111techureh.
BALL EROS,
RESIDENCE—PATRICK ST.
8. Grneey's former residence,
where night rolls will receive
prompt attention,
Furniture Dealers
PHONE 51 And Undertakers.
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ALKER OROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS. WiNGHAM.
Night callslt Batton Block or Fifth
}door eolith of school iioube. Shop
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posite Macdonald block. s>
S I AHTEO A f CRAM
Mahler Pros. nroprietots of the \Vinghnm
Evaporator. will begin operations here :on the
ititdt of Septetitber. 'l1n•v will pay the highest
market prices for all hinds of apples according
to duality; . Paekera culls, windfalls. ore., in•
chafed, delivered at the Fnetory, Alfred street.
Parties having nppl,.q to sell will do well to
see us before selling. as we contract for the
whole orehar ,—
shaken nif, suitnhle for dry-
ing purposes. We also boy windfalls, if not
too small or soft.
MAHLEk EPOS., Proprietors•
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Made by experts in Montreal, and therefore the acme of style
and good workmanship. No other article of woman's apparel
re uires the same care
in selecting
that
a fur garment
calls for.
Now, every customer can't be a fur expert, b t every customer
has a right to expect from the one who sells her an assurance
that what she buys is dependable. You get such assurance at
this store; not only an assurance of fur excellence but the fur-
ther assurance of fur beauty. This latter you can see for
yourself. We guarantee every piece of fur to give satisfaction
Or money refunded,
-Rieir Sable Scarfs, - $7.G0 to $80.00
—Rich and pretty Caperines, 0.00 to 22.00
`Stylish Jackets, - 25.00 to , 125.00
We are havitlg a wonderful sale ot Cloth Coate, There is that
exclusiveness of style about the Gordon Coats that, bas made
them such great favorites this season. Never have we shown
such pretty styles, fine gt;lalities and perfect fits, and the prices
are just a wee bit lower than ever. •
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Our Blanket Sale Is now going on. 25
pairs very fine
white all -wool Blankets, all soft lofty slakes, thoroughly scoured and
cleansed, fast color borders, big size, s.ecial at $2.50 a pair
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AS AN AFTER DINiNER CIGAR
the "Clrrnberlsin" is the height of bran' y.
Attern leo tidn)'s work, top off your evt•nha
Meal with one and it will ivad<e It i.c* man of
you. A sweet, soothing, spleuuid smoke.
,IAS. McKEtVtE, Star Restaurant,
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Cook'o Cotton Root Compould
its stieeeeefullaune
dtnOnthl by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, rffeetual. Ladies
lirYnd.' Take no othgerCUA ill Mixtures, pf Co*
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lmitationeere dangerous. Peiee,Ne.3,31 per
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bo 10 degrees ton ger
,SS M r aper box. 10,
1 er 2. mailed en receipt of price' and two teen •
sttamps 'law flank Vompawy Windsor Ont.
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I'Nas.1 and 2 enid'tinn recommended by all
teapottaible
Druggists to Canada.
No. t and X are sold. in Winghar hg• A. T..
Hamilton, Colin A. (Jitnpbell, li. A. Douglass
to f. ,; . ,).7.d 1)eti,tatibts.
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We are handling .T. D. Xing & Co's famous Boots ani Shoes. Ding's
Boots are splendid wearers and perfect fitters. They don't cost any
more than common shoes. •
We sell Lion Brand Clothi
n foraoys. These Suits are made of
all.wool Tweeds; Pants have double seats and knees. Try a Suit
for the boy. You will be satisfied,
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B1(; PRICES 1'O1r TRAM'.
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