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TO APVERTISERs
Notice of ellatiKe const be lrft +t 'hie R v. 14r. Oliver, well known to many
Noticeoffice not hcter than :omniat U90/1. this of our readers is seriously ill at his home
The co for Chan •eb must be ac -ft in Saruta, suffering from an attack of
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not later than Mangey nvt+l ill ,. typhoid fever,
Oasual ativertisomenta accepted ap The Rev. J IES, Horton, M, A , the
to noon Wednesday of eaoh week. popular Reotor of Ripley, will nouduct( d
t ae r•ervices in St. Paul's next Sum ay, in
ease the Rector counot return in time
Mr Boyle will be home, however, if it
is possible,
Nest Sabbath evening Pastor Fitch
will take as the background of his ad
H. at. ELLIOTT.: cnr.aenai(Al, rtwr x too dress the subject of strikes, his theme
being"A legitimate strike." Those inter
rated in this modern form o! the st ugg
TfURSaD4.Y. DE' 1 tBER G. 1906. le between labor and capital should be
present. The morning subjeot will be
•-_ __ ____ ____ - "The Shipwreck of a Gallant Bark,"
CHURCH NOTES.
ESTABLISHED 1872
THE W!NHIAM TIES.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
timers the Ont:iri.t item". in the D.,
minion rat mates are th t tulle • ing: -
ii:gb•Ini. public beiidine, $1 000; G o
rich, hal bet- improve ,nems, $3:1 WO;
K noardin•', harbor repairs, ,4,500.
The coquets receipts tor the Dom-
ini ,a dur.na No veto bet- were $4 374 1b5
an Iucrreso of $7a3 633 Toe receipts
for the five mamas en ling November
were $22.066,380, an increase of $2.960,-
097.
Mr. Allan Stn4holme, the Labor can-
didate, is now entitled to write M. P P.
after hie name. The electors of East
Hamilton gave him that right by their
action on Tuesday is electing him to the
Legislature by the handsouse majority
of 839 over Mr. J. J Scott, K 0., the
Conservative candidate.
A. local newspaper does more for the
community for less money than any in-
stitution or agency in the town. Every
resident ought to bay and support his
newsp spar, not only because of the direct
value he receives but beoanse a good
newspaper is the best asset a small town
eon possess. An enterprising uawspaper
cannot thrive in a negative community.
A prosperous local paper is at onee evi-
dence to me that its oitizsns are enter-
prising and have "go." -Montreal Her-
ald.
The anniversary of the Methodist
Church will be held next Sunday and
Monday. Sermons will be preached
morning and evening by the Rev. J E
Starr of 'Toronto, Mr. Starr is a piea:h-
er of unusual gifts; no one should miss
this opportunity of hearing him. The
annual tea meeting, under the auspices
of the Ladies' Aid will be held on Mon-
day evening. Tea will ba served in the
lecture room from 5 30 to 8 o'clock. A
program will afterwards be given, con-
sistine of addresss by Rev. Mr. Starr and
Rev. Mr. Joliffe, of Clinton, and a good
pro -ram by the choir of solos, eto, as
well as recitations by Miss Joynt, of
Lucknow and Miss Brook of Wingham.
Mr. Jas H. Bowman returned home
from tae West on Monday evening.
B arrister W. M. Sinclair, of Brussels,
was in town on Wednesday.
Fire at Preston destroyed the car
barna with a lot of valuable rolling
stock. The loss is $75,000.
Two feet of snow fell `n New Bruns-
wick. and traffic on certain sections of
the Intercolonial Railway was stopped.
The total immigrant arrivals from the
United States forJaly, August, Septem-
ber and October of this year were 17,907,
tieing- an increase of 55,243 compared with
th3 soma months last year.
It is said that Hon. Sidney Fisher dur-
ing the present session of the D.immin-
ion Parliament, will introduce legisla-
tion offering encouragement to plans for
introtuciag cold storage warehouses for
fruit iu the apple districts of the eoa.t-
try. No loss than a million of barrels of
apples have gone to waste in Ontario
during the present season -in summer
and fall varieties, for which there is no
market, and which at pr sent there is no
means of keeping until they can be pro•
perly distributed to the centr-s where
they would he welcomed It seems
evident that the next great step in the
fruit busi'.ess is the establishment of
these cold storage plant where, for a
small price, apples that now rot under
the trees can be warehou ed in good
condi.ion until wanted. The waste of a
generation impresses everyone who has
lived in the country, and those who
travel see it still going on in every direc-
ti7n. The proposed remedy will not
stop all this waste, but it will arrest and
reduce it -will show the way and give
the country a start towards a more cher trade.
economical handling of one of its most The expor
valuable crops Even a small boy, as he fact almost
sees the ground fat with rotting apples, There are ve
wonders whet is wrong with the world ing, and the
he has come to live in. There ought to the local shi
be, and there is, something that can be in aecarinO
done to prevent this waste. -Toronto neatly been
Saturday Night. ern interests
The sheep
Hon. W. S. Fielding brought down his with not a v
budget on Thursday and bras enabled to Hogs offer
again present to the Commons and to the ket is glee
people o. Canada the story of another week's adva
year of buoyant revenues, of abounding The folio
surplas, and of unexampled prosperity. Exporters' cattle -
Casting the horoscope into the future, Choice
he was able, with characteristic couser- Medium 4 25 4 40
vatisw which becomes a minister of fin- Buns 3 50
ante in dealing with the finances of a Light 3 00 3 50
nation, to predict a earplug for the nine Cows 3 50 4 00
months, which under the change in the Feeders -
system constitute the fiscal year of 1906- best 1000 pounds and up -
07, of some $13000,000 in ordinary re- wards 3 7ii - 4 00
venue over ordinary expenditure, and Stockers choice 3 25 3 50
after meeting capital expenditure incur- " bulls 2 25 3 00
ed ou great public works being carried Butchers' -
on tor the development of the Dominion Picked ... • ..... 4 40
a net reduction in the national debt at Choice 3 75
March 31 next of $1,500,000. It was but Meditun 3 75
natural that Mr. Fielding should with Cows.... 2 50
excusable pride preface the introduction Bulls 2 25
of a new tariff wi,h a modest reference Hogs --
to the phenomena. growth of the trade Best 6 40
of the Dominion since the Liberal Gov- Lights 6 15
ernment assumed the reins of power, Sheep- -
and to the fact that for the ten years Export ewes 4 50
which have been completed since 1806 Backs•... 3 00
there has been a total net surplus of 577.- Calls • . 3 00
108881, and that in only one year, 1807, Spring Lambs per lb..5 50
had there been a defi: it, and that a small Calves. each . , . . 2 00
one. The revision of the tariff is not a
radical one, their being few changes ii,3*iG
mads-, as the flourishing condition of
Cana iisu industry is the strangest argn- Flour per 1
s �, .
tarili
Live Stock Markets.
Toronto, Dec. 4 -The run at the City
Tuttle Market to -day was 67 loads, with
820 head of cattle,1,326 sheep and lambs,
830 hogs and 54 calves.
There was a fairly brisk market this
inirniug whsle it lasted, but with a very
light rnu it did not last long. Every-
thing was pretty web cleared up at about
last week's prices While the market
was generally firm at the former qunta-
tions .there were no advances in any line.
There le still a very persistent outcry a -
mo to the local botcher buyers for a bet-
ter class of butcher cattle. The general
quality of the cattle offering all through
this season is said to be below the aver-
age for a number of seasons past At all
events there is no doubt a scarcity of
real good butcher cattle at the present
time. Good feeding cattle are also
scare for the reason that everything
with any weight is picked up for the but -
t trade is still very quiet, in
at its lowest ebb this season.
ry few export cattle offer -
demand is inactive' among
ppers, owing to the difficulty
vessel space which 'sae prae-
all cornered by North-West•
and lamb market is steady,
ere, heavy offering.
ings were light and the mer-
dy and unchanged at last
nee. ►...-,arrd»ss
wing are the quotations:
Per 100 lbs.
$4 50 $4 75
A BLANK
APPLICATION FORM
for membership in the finest and beet
Badness Training School In Canada,
The Central Business College
TORONTO, ONT.
from Jan. 2nd next, together with de-
tailed information, will be sent free
by return mail on request by friend
or letter. Write to -day to
W. H. SHAW, Principal.
Yonge . Gerrard Sts., Toronto.
- THE -
Berlin
Business
College
Write for catalog ot the school
that places more students in posi-
tions than any similar school in
Western Ontario. All graduates
get positions.
Eater at any time.
W. D. EI7LER, - Principal
Winter T erm Opens Jan, 2
CENTRAL
Adel
STRATFORD. ONT.
THE St'INGIEAM TrMEs, DECEMBER, 6, 1906
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CLOTHCRAFT #
A SQUARE DEAL.
Wt want your business. We're willing to do a whole
lot to get it Whatever we do, however, has got
to be " straight." We want your confidence
as \Nell as your busi less, and the only
way we know how to get both is to
deserve them,
We, ourselves, have a lot of confidence in the clothes
we make, and our ever-increasing business
proves us right.
Our Furnishing Department
is full of good things, especially for the Christmas
season.
BEAUTIFUL NECKTIES IN FANCY BOXES
FANCY SUSPENDERS BEAUTIFUL GLOVES
NIFTY NECK SCARFS SWELL HANDKEROHIEFS
FUR CAPS FUR COLLARS HATS SWEATERS
-in fact everything in our line that is useful as
well as beautiful for a gift.
This is recognized to be oneof tbelead-
ding Commericial schools in America.
Our graduates are in demand as
Business College teaohere. The most
recent application we received for a
teacher offered $1400.00 per annum.
We believe we are running one of the
mot progessiva and up -to date busi-
ness training schools in th + Province.
The demand upon us for office help
is several times the supply. Write
for free catalogue.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
MAXWELL & HILL
Tailors and Men's Furnishers.
Established 30 YEARS AtHome
This magnificent building and grounds is the
reward of our 80 years of honest and earnest
efforts.
Will Open for New Year,
Wednesday Jan. It, 1907.
The new home of the
3 75 The Canada Business College
CHATHAM, ONT.
Canada's Greatest School of Business.
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IiA31 MARISET REPORTS
Wingham, Dec. 5th 1006 ,
meat against makingchanges in the
CO lbs.... 2 00 to 2 60. T.easurer s Sale of Lands
Fall Wheat ,-.-.... 0 69 to 0 72
Oats, 0 32 to 0 34
SBarley .... ..... 0 42 to 0 45
Hop. 0. 5 Hereon is reported to be < Peas 0 68 to 0 70
seriously ill, and to have lost over fifty i Buckwheat .........0 55 to 0 55
poem's in weight. s Butter ............ 0 20 to 0 20
Ergs per doz 0 22 to 0 24
- F Wood per cord 2 50 to 3 00
Hay , per 8 00 to YO 00 p
L ,,,,,,� , ,,_ ,•, _ - y, IH'c Moes, per bushel new0 45 to 0 50 ini1tlisi for arrears ofitaxesodue thereon, la'nil
costs therein art forth, I hereby give notice'
that, unless the raid arrears and costs am
ocn,-r paid, I shall proceed to sell the said
lands, or so much thereof as shall be n. ce;sary
for arrears and costs, at ffie Town Hall in the
fa'd Town of Wingham, on Saturday, the 2nd
e ! at the hoar of
day of north. in the V ar IUs,
two o'clock in the afternoon in compliance
r - e 1-e 4mcnt Art.
0 08 to 0 10 Arrears. C(,:.ts. Total
Its 30 nears of high-class work. backed by
this splendid equipment of building and
grounds. costing nearly ($;0,000) Thirty Thou-
sand Dollars, maple!). with Cheap Board and
the paying of your Rail say Fare; all of these
' combined with its advautages se far above its
contemporaries that it does not pay the student
to go elsewhere, and is drawing students from
Newfoundland on the East to British ('olumbia
on the Welt. The English Speaking World is
our field
400 Students placed in good positions last
year.
December is one of the best months in which
to start.
If you cannot come to Chatham and want to
learn Bookkeeping, Shorthand or Penmanship,
we can train you at your home in these
branches through our Courses By Mail.
- Oar magnificent catalogue will tell you all
about these courses
Catalogue F tells about the Training at
Chatham
Catalogue E tells about the Homa Courses.
Write for the one you want, mentioning this
paper, addressing
D. Mensace LAN s: c0, :Chatham, Ont.
for Taxes.
Town of �Vingbam, county of Huron,
1'o NVlt:
By virtue of a warrant under the hand of
the Mayer and seal of the Corp.;ration of the
Town of Winghant, in the County of Huron,
to Crim date the twenty-fourth day of Novem-
ber, i'.'u,;, and to me directed. commanding' ole
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TOO MUCH FURNITURE
And Not Enough Money ! 1,1
We must sell $2,000 worth of Farniture in the next 30 days. If you
+ knew what we are selling Oeu3hea and Parlor Snits at yon would have one
+ this week.
+ SIDEBOARDS. -Seven, worth from $l2 to $14, your choice, while they
$0 00
♦s COUCHES. -18, worth from $9 to $11, your choice for $7 50
• EX TENSION TABLES -18 Tables worth from $8 to $l0, -your -choice
0 for - - - - - - $7.60 to $8.60
• DININGROOM SUITES. -3 high-class, 3 gut oak, polished, buffet,
extension table, )eather upholstered chairs, worth from $90 to $100,
. your choice - - - - - $75
• PARLOR SUITES, -6 Parlor Suites, worth from $35 to $40. Your choice
• from - - - - - _ $25 to $32
Oall at once if you want a parlor suite.
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• BEDROOM SUITES -We have them wo.th from $12 to $14. Your
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6 choice for - - - - - - - $10.00
• We have other high class Suites at low prices, Ooms and get the bar-
•gains, for we mast have the money.
2 All kinds of Ohaire in half-dersn Iots'at from $3 00 up.
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Tallow per lb ............ 0 53 to 0 06
4 A ti t Lard ..- 0 15 to 0 15
Dried Apples per lb 0 05 to 0 06
Lino Ii 'n er cwt..
G10to610
_ _ Turkeys, drawn 0 12 to 0 13
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to
- Ducts, per ... 0 OH to 0 YO
the
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with the Iii �i un of the A
o' r., Cris Le la, per Ib
Lot ;v
v - o. a ,n the, a -t v dr of
�r r , strt t C.Tait `.1 (, is
yet minnoMer^ e z t i i`e l so; Ct;O c15 !;t
WINGHAM
This is one reason why Ayer s
Cherry Pectoral is so valua-
ble la consumption. It stops
the t'ei~r u d tear of useless
coughing. nut it does snore
yf curb' the infii31ti1rnetikn,
:quiets CCG .ver,costhe:t,I:Cd9S.
- Ask ?sill: dont r ai'JCulitt this.
,yra,1, L . 62 a to. r r :.^_t---
"8,7., $EPS ovcr Cu1t7 Y✓C 3'1
lirM17.1,3 t' p.7< r•
'Machine ¶orks
- ;laving secured a first•class Lnahinist,
I as u i reparcd to co all kinds of repair-
ing o11 the shortest notice. Also
CAST1NG5 MADE TO ORDER
y ala also building a few
yersPortable Sawing Machines
9,methinu now. gall and inspect
We hsto to ec ,,{ 6 t a r tief0rl placing yonr order elsewhere.
the tortatese of ell our r e ,_r...er,
:amen recovery b keeping -the
1'1)140.11.regular with Ayer'$ Phis, Wr C. PATON
Lot ''i`7onthe east of
4 est ,-tie+'t, (J 'salt ae.ott:+
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211 1.75 i r
•t51t 7tFi .,tri et, wl•lith ('n`
additiontl survey at at'il 111.5) 375 40.69
1.-.Tortli Bart 1 ot No, 1'1,1', ter
F:'br r s r tu,1io1-i ,n of park
Jot t atente- 3.31 .15 6.01
Ic , 22nr.th side rrf
Jnto h n-t,Plcra
e r incl al d re ,etr, trei)r lhi'-. Yl 5:75
Lot 1'.o. 2.t,north t,le of Me.
Into ,1 r e t s'( -t r 11 h?r'=,
t, final mill 1' -i TT:V. tiat, 1 2.75 3119
t3eutn l,at t Lot No. 1a, t a,,,t
id• of Cativ•rlue strtet,
Letnrel :Sr1Zny''- survey
l.atr:'itCtl 5 (I S ".75 7 1,3
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Bah el. 2rt3.zr,-r's (,idee, VIiuglia,n, Nor.
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Tho Wi ikenweder fatally, near Lon.
don, Oat., were dearly wiped out by
drinking well water contaminated by
deals: frogs. Vivo deaths have occurred.
All above prices are for CASA ONLY.
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Springs, Mattresses. Iron Beds, Fancy Rockers, Centre Tables, etc., at +
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Walker's Furniture Ettore. Z
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IFURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
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THE BEST PLACE IN WOOD WANTED
At Wingham Salt Works.
WINGHAM TO
SECURE A
Piano
Organ
OR
Violin
IS AT
DAVID BELL'S
:Terms to suit purchaser.
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The Mineral Springs of St
Catharines, Mt Clemens
and Preston
Are famous. Why not spend a few
daysat one of these points 2 1
es p Al
situated en the G. T. R. Hotel no-
ccmnit)dation is good ; rates reason-
able.
Ontario Provincial Winter Fair
$245 to Guelph and return
Tickets good going Doc. 8t1.1 to 14th
inclusive, valid to return until Dee.
17th. Pullman Sleeper for Ottawa
h avesToronto daily 10.15 p.m.
Por tickets and full information
call on L. ilarold, Depot Agent. 3.
1). McD(INAtn, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
We are prepared to pay the highest
market price for all kinds of good Wood
delivered at the Wingham Salt Works.
Call at office for particulars.
Gray, Young & Sperling.
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WINGHAM
Flour Mills
We are often asked by farmers,
whioh is it better for them, to get
hegristed, at g sted, or buy flour, greet-
ing is the cheapest, you will save
from 25o to 30c on each bag of
fionr, and then yon get our flour,
which is the best.
We have our chopper running
again and can ohop from 4,000 to
6,000 lbs. an hour, so their will bo
no waiting to get your ohop done.
PRICE LIST
Five Lilies flour, bl, $2.10 to $2.30
Prairie nose " " 2.00 to 2.20
Star °1 " 2 00 to 2 15
Cream Pastry Flour 1.80 to 2,05
Low grade Plonr,ton 20.00 to 27.00
Bran, per ton - 17.00 to 18.0
Shorts, " - - 18.00 to 20.00
Screenings - 18.00 to 20.00
Chop - - - 20.00 to 25.00
Winter Wheat, bus. .69 to .70
Goose " ,r.60 to .62
Manitoba " r it .75 to .85
Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the town,
HOWSON, HARVEY
BROCKLEBANK,
Af•
THE "BIG STORE," - WINGHAM, ONT.
JNO. KERR.
Cirislmas Groceries
At this "Big Store" you'll find a splendid assort-
ment of first-class, clean, fresh Christmas Groceries
and Fruit. We'll be. pleased to supply your needs in
this lige.
Crosse & Blackwell Peels are the best in the world.
We have them. Don't buy cheap Peels and pay as
much for them as you'll pay for the best. Lemon
Peel 15c lb, Orange Peel 2oc lb, Citron Peel 3oc Ib.
New Valencia Raisins, the best that money can
buy. They are a little higher this season. 13c lb.
or 2 lbs for 25c.
New Malaga Seeded Raisins, full pound in each
package. Owing to the advance in price of Valencia,
we have purchased a very large quantity of Seeded
Raisins in packages. These are first-class, fresh fruit.
We're' selling them at 2 for 25c. Remember they are
16 oz. to the package.
• New Currants Re -Cleaned 1 oc Ib.
New Figs 5c, lb. Pure Spices
-Fresh Mince Meat Ioc package
Icing Sugar Ioc lb. or 3 lbs for 25c. Pink Icing
Sugar 2 lbs 25c. Icing in packages, Pink, White
Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, Lemon, &c. Ioc a
package
Gelatine, Plymouth Rock pink and white, Cox's,
Knox's, also sheet Gelatine at 5c an oz.
Chocolate, sweetened or unsweetened, all sizes.
Cocoa, Van Houten's, Bensdorp's Walter Baker & Co's
Epp's, Webb;, &c.
Baking Powder, Royal, Imperial, Dr. Price's, Magic,
Kerr's Baking Powder in r lb, tins 15c or '2 tins for
25c. Baking Powder in bulk only roc a lb.
Jelly Powder, Raspberry, Pineapple, Peach, Cherry,
Orange, Vanilla &c.
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C T. A. MILLS TS OFFERING HISSTOCK
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DRESS GOODS.
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1 have determined to clear out my Dress Goods stook at greatly reduoed 4
prices this Fall. As the season goes on, many lines are going at loss than
75o on the dollar. Black Dress Goods a speoialty. 4
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PRINTS. <.
Fall and Dark Winter Prints at Cost.
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FL ANNELLETTES.
1 purchased very lar„ ely by the case in all kinds from 5o per yard
Oan give you heavy, 36 in, wide, all oolortngs, at 10c.
Grey Flannels and Flannel Shirtings.
And a ntoe variety of Shirts made to order.
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HOME-MADE BLANKETS.
From the Wroxeter, Teeswater and Kingsmill factories. Pare stook,
well cleansed and very cheap, at the pricy wool has been this summer. Oal 1 ,
and see them it in need of a pair. Sheeting, l'hito and grey, 36 and 72 inches. 4
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I keep the celebrated STANFIELD Shirts and Drawers, made from Nova 't
Soatia wools, soft and flisible, nod guaranteed not to shrink, sizes 36 to 46 .
Lidios' Wear in the Puritan make. Tho bast brands in Canada. Also Misses'
and Ohildron's in all aims, from 15o each up to the finest.
HOSIERY. 4
From the Wensley Knitting Mills direct. The best wearing goods in
Canada, made from pare North-west wools, and at prides that oannot be te
equalled, quality considered.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
I have decided to clear oat my large stook of Clothing this fall and win -
ter, and can give yon great bargains. A ntee Ovar,ioat for $1 00, usually $9 . .
A good, serviceable Suit 81.00, and large stook to select from, Boys' Sohool
pp Suits, splendid variety. A good Work Pant for $1.00, worth 81.40.
► Carpet, Oilcloth, Linoleum. $
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► A large number of ends in All -wool, 'Caton, Tapestry and Brussels, at
tabout half price. OW. and see them and get prices. Some cheap Hemp
Oarpets and Mats to offer.
. Linoleum in 1, 2 and 4 yards wide, Oilcloth in 1 and 2 yards wide.
Mens and Women's Fur Goods,
Ooon, Wombat, Russian Calf, Do; and Bishop Ooits for Man.
Ladies, Astrachan Coats that olu't b3 bnaton for values and quality.
manship gnaranteed. Oall and 803 them,
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Boots, S1loee, Rubbers, Groceries.
Butter and IJgge, Timothy and 4,
Clover seed, Buckwheat and
Tartar King Oat Wanted,
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