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HIS4OP FOR COMMONS.
gent Huron Liberals in Convention at
Brussels.
The aanaat uteating and nominating
oonventi iu of the Ltgerals of East
,. Huron wad held at Ilruasels ou eueemte
of this week, and Wes one of the best =
attended meetings iu the history of the
riding. Delegate -were preaent from all
parts ot the ouuetitueuoy. President
Duff, of Blue's ale called the meeting to-
gether ono in a tow words a xpleiaed the
matters that would be no for considera-
tion.
The eleatiotl of phloem took place and
resolutions of confidence in Sir Wilfrid
Laurier'* Government and. disapproval .
of souse of the work of the Whitney ;
Government, were passe3 but for lack of I
space these are lett over till our next
Wee.
The important part of the meeting i
was the nomivating a candidate for the;
Oommone. Dr. Macdonald, ex -M. P. ;
and the late honored member of the rid- '
ing was greeted with hearty cheers •
when he took the platform. He said
that he would not again be a candidate,
He had been in the front of the battle
for many years. Had run five elections
of his own and had done a great deal of
work for Dr, Sloan in two campaigns.
Efe now telt, for a man of lila age, it
would mean too much hard work to
again go through an election campaign.
He heartily thanked the Liberals of the
riding for the splendid work they had
done for bim.
A vote by ballot was then taken and
showed that Arch Hislop, M, P. P. had
received 63 votes, W, H. Kerr 71 and
scattered votes for 0 others, The second
ballot showed 93 for Mr. Hislop and 73
for Mr. Kerr.
Speeohes were then made by Messrs
Kerr and Hislop, thanking the
delegates for their support and after
further discussion it was moved by Mr.
Iterr, that the nomination of Mr. Hislop
be made unanimous and this was carri
ed by every delegate standing to his
feet
While many of the delegates would
have bean ranch pleased to have seen
Mr Kerr the candidate, we believe the
Liberals ot East Huron have a winner in
Mr. Hulot He has served the riding
well in the Legislature. Is well posted
on the political questtons oC the day and
is a good speaker. He is a farmer and
East Unroll is a farmers riding. The
Liberals are now united and should
have no difficulty in redeeming the rid-
ing e ection.
at the next t
A petition to Sir Wilfrid Lender, set-
ing forth the claims of the late member,
Dr Macdonald, and asking that he be
appointed to the Senate to fill one of the
vacancies from Ontario, was signed by
all. the delegates.
THE WINGILAN TINES, DITEI BER, 13, 1906
ByLawNo, 1908
Of the Corporation of the 'own
of Wingham/
.A By -Law to grant aidby way of Lean
tb the Wingham Carriage Cowpony.
Whereas the promoters of a certain Coln -
pony to be incorporated Under the corporate
name of The Wingham Carriage Company,
Limited,or such other name as shalt be approv-
ed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council,
have proposed to the Council of
the Municipality of the Town of Wing -
ham to establish a factory in the said
Town for rho manufaetaring of carriages,
waggons and various vehicles and other
articles of a like nature and have requested
rho said Council to aid them in tae establish• '
meat thereof by the grant of a loan of 1;5000, to
be repaid in ten anneal tastalulepte of 1,300
each, without interest, commencing in one
tUroa rh erein Igng d, and by ii5otin o Lha
amount of the assessment of the said establish-
ment for ten years.
And whereas in consideration of said ai.1 it
has been agreed that the said Company shall
erect iu the said Town of Wingham a suitable
brick factory two storeys in height and of di-
mensions of at least 50 by 00 feet and shall in-
atall therein, plant and machine y necessary
for the earrying on of their business, and the .
whole manufacturing establishment to be of
the value of at least $10000, and sienna the .
first and second years after the Enid plant is in'.
operation employ and keep employed an aver-
age of at least twenty hands therein and after-
wards Suring each subsequent year at rho satd
term shall employ an overage of at least
twenty -live hands; (each of said hands to be
employed therein for an average of ten months '
during each year) and shall during such term
continuously operate the said factory, save ;
when prevented by strike, accident, or un -
id lel
n-idablcsual,y.
.And whereas it has been further agreed that .
the said Company so to be incorporated eltall
have a capital stock of $7,000, of which the
whole shall be actually paid up before the said
loan is advanced and that said Company shall
not either by itself, its successors or assigns or
by or through any other Company, firm or
person carry on the name or a like busiuees in
any part of the Uominion of Canada during
the term of said loan,
And whereai it has been farther agreed that
the said t:ompany shall enter into an agree -
meat with the said Town for the performance
of the said terms and cnnditione end shall se-
cure the due repayment of the said loan and
the due performance of the said to .is and
conditions by a first. mortgage upon
factory building, machinery a. ' plant and
lands used in connection there t and for the
purposes thereof and by insing the said
buildings, machinery and peat in favor of the
said Town in such Uompani= • as shall be ap-
proved of by the said Tow . and by policies
which shall contain what iknown as the mort-
gage clause if requir . by the said Town.
And whereas 11 ' • p •+lent to grant the said
aid sable, t to the s' d elms.
And whereas in der thereto it will be
necessary to issue the Debentures of the Town
of Wingham for the sum of 85000, as herein-
after provided 1 which is the amount of the
debt Intended to be created by this By•Law)
the proceeds of the said Debentures to be ap-
plied to the said purposes and no other.
And whereas the total amount required by
the Consolidated Municipal Act of 1903 to be
raised annually by special rate for paying the
said debt and interest as hereinafter provided
is 5031 10 whereof 4225 is to be rained annually
for payment of the interest during the cur-
rency of the said d. benturee and 4403.00 is to
be raised annually for the purpose of creating
a sinking fund for the payment of the debt se-
cured by the said deboetures.
And whereas the amount of the whole rate-
able property of the Town of Wingham ac-
cording .to the last iev'aed assessment roll
thereof is $680,002.
And whereas the amottnt of the existing de-
benture debt of the said Municipality is 5187,-
424, (exclusive of local improvements, debts se-
cured by special acts. rates or assessments)
whereof no principal or interest is in arrears.
Therefore the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the Town of Wingham enacts as
follows: -
1 The Municipal Council of the said Town
of.Wingh■m shall grant and pay over to the
said The Wingham Uarriage Company' so to be
incorporated whether under that or such
other name as may be approved as aforesaid
immediately upon the said factory being com-
pleted and the said plant installed therein and
the said agreement and mortgage duly execut-
ed and delivered, the sum of $5000 without
abatement by way of loan to aid them in their
said enterprise and to bo repaid by the said
Company as aforesaid
2 Fur the purposes aforesaid the Mayor of
the slid Town of Wingham shall cause deben-
tures of the said Tuwo of Winghem to be is-
sued, which said debentures shall not be less
than One hundred 11ollare each; such deben-
tures shall be sealed with the seal of the Cor-
poration of the Town of Wingham and ehan
be the Co poration Mayor
also by the Treasurer
thereof. e
3 The said debentures shall bear date on the
first day of May, I' 07, and shall be issued on the
day of the:date thereof and shall be made pay-
able in ten years from the said date at the Office
of the treasurer for the time being of the said
Town of Wingham and shall have attached to
them coupons for the paylnent of interest.
4 The said debentures shall bear interest at
the rate of four and one half per centum per
annum from the date thereof, and said inter-
est shall be payable annually on the 81st day of
December in each year except the last payment
of interest -which shall become due and pay-
able on the day on which the Debentures are
payable; said interest shall be payable at the
place where the said debentures are made
payable.
5 During the currency of the said Deben-
tures there shall be raised annually by special
rate on all ,he rateable property in the said
Town of Wingham the sutra of 4225, for pay-
ment of interest on said debentures and the
sam of 8406.30 for the purpose of creating e
sinking fund for the payment of the debt here-
by secured, malting -3n all the payment of
$03100 to be raised annually by special rate as
atm esaid during each of the said ten years.
0 And the said Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Wingham do here-
by further enact, that the said manufacturing
establishment so to be erected by the said
Company including all lauds, buildings and
machinery connected therewith and used for
the said manufacturing purposes be assessed
et $2000, except as to sob ool rates for the period
of ten consecutive years commencing with and
including the year 1007 so long es the said es-
tablishment shall be operated 10 accordance
with the terms. conditions and restrictions
hereinbefore referred to.
7 This By -Law shall take effect 0n the day
of the final passing thereof.
8 The vote of the electors of the said 'Town
of Wingham shalt be taken on this 13yy-Law at
the following times and places, that is to say,
on,Monday, the Seventh day of January, 1007,
commencing at the hour of Nine o'clock in the
forenoon and continuing until Five o'clock in
the afternoon of the said day by the following
deputy returning officers and poll clerks:
In Ward One, at J. 8. Camminga' shop, Vit-
toria Street by in e, Cummings, gs, Deputy Re-
turning Oli?eer, and John Fryfogle, Poll Clerk.
1 1n Ward Two, at The Advance Office, Josep-
hine Street, by .James Meaty, Deputy Retaru-
ing °flieer, and Walter Hall, Poll Clerk.
In Ward Three at The Town Hall, Josephine
Street, by .T 13, 1i erguson, Deputy Returning
Oltieer, and Anson Dulmage, Poll Clerk.
In Ward Four, at John Lon heed's house,
Josephine Street, by Charles. J. Reading, De-
putyReturning Meer David Lon heed
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Poll
Clerk.
0 0.1 Saturday, the Firth day of January. A.
D. 1007, the Mayor of the said Town eii:tll at-
tend at the Town Halt of the said Town at Ten
o'etook in the forenoon to appoint persons
to attend at the various; tolling places.
aforesaid and at the final summing tip of the
antes by the Clerk on behalf of the perking in-
tere:tedin and promoting or opposing the
pas;lne of this By -Law respectively.
10 The Clerk of the said Town of Wingham
shall attend at the said Town Ball at Ten
a'ctoek of the forenoon of Taceday. the Eighth
day of January A. H.1907 to sunt ttp the numb-
er ot votes for and against this By -Law.
Dated at tate Town Hall, at the Town of
Winahnat, this 3rd day of December A. D. 1907.
Mayor.
Clerk,
The Public School Board of Wood-
stock has granted a general increase in
telch1rs' diaries. The principals will
get $50 more per year,
1 a,
,For Luo
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Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer- '
tainly cures coughs, colds, °
_ bronchitis, consumption. And
it certainly strengthens weak •
- throats and weak lungs.
There can-
ybe no mistake about
this. You know it is true. And
your own doctor will say so.
The best kind of a testimonial—
"Sold for oven sixty years."
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SARSAPARILLA.
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PILLS,
Lir HAIR VIGOR,
Wo hive no eceretil Ws pubnsh
the formula* of all our medicines.
eep the bowels regular with Ayer's
illis and thus hasten recovery.
WIN(I13Ai1I MARKET REPORTS
Winghtim, Dec. 12th 1906
Flour per 100 lbs„i....... 2 00 to 2 60
Fall Wheat .............. 0 69 to 0 72
Oats 0 32 to 0 34
Barley .... ..... • „ 0 42 to 0 45
Peas ..... 0 68 to 0 70
Buckwheat ... 0 55 to 0 55
Butter ,,, 0 22 to 0 22
Eggs per doz 0 22 to 0 25
Wood per cord 2 50 to 3 00
Hey , lar ton 8 OO to 10 00
Futttue-, Fe r t.ui'hel new, 0 45 to 0 50
Tallow per lb ..........,, 0 51 to 0 00
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0 ii to 0 l>;
0 i6 to a`:-t.n
610 to 610
012 to 013
008 to 010
Lard .
Driest A3'ldt t /e -e- 11+
TAW! Hogs, per owt
Turkeys, drawn
Glc FE;,
It
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L)nt..to 1,�i 1 r .,., (l bt to 0 10
G:tiebeee a per lb 0 Ile to 0 Le
WINGHAM
Machine Plock
Having etrared a fitat r lana Li3�hitii.^,«,
ji1tt1 prepared to ;.o all kiawls of r;•p+ir-
tig cit th;9 tetortest natiee. Also
CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER
T aro tris) building to few
WOOD WANTED,
At Wingham Salt Works,
We are prepared to pay the laigbeet
market pride for all kinds of geed Wood
delivered at the Wingham Salt Works.
Cali at Dillow for particulars,
Portable Sawing Machines
d-rvmethfng neer. Call and inspect
before placing hour order elsewhere,
W. G. PATON
Tarte melee that the above is y trne copy of
a pre:e we:I By -Law which lies been taken into
er,usideratiou and cvhtelt will he i'inelly pe.seed
by the ('ranch of the i)4nnieipality tin the
wont of the assent of the. elretors ls-hog OLtain-
•d thereto) atter ono month from the i;rtat pnb-
lientien in the R iogham Vitra, the ditto of
witieh p bIleet Zen was tete I;Rir day rt Decemb-
er A. I) Igen. and that the voles of the, electors
of the Raid Hnntelpelitr will be taken thereon
on the day and St %he hours and places therein
fixed. PltttGleSO t, Ctcrk,
Gray, Young & Sperling.
..A BLANK
APPLICATION FORM
for membership in the finest and beet
Businee ? Training School in Canada,
The Central Business College
TORONTO, ONT.
from len, 2nd next, together with de.
tailed information, will be sent free
by return mail ou reqaest by friend
or letter. Write to -day to
W. H. SHAW, Principal.
Yonge & Gerrard Ste., Toronto. •
Winter Term Opens Jan, 2
CENTRALtak
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£STRATI ORD. Or4T.
This is recognized to be oneof tbelead-
ding Commerioial schools in Amerioa.
Oar graduates are in demand as
Business College teachers. The most
recent application we received for a
, teacher offered $1400.00 per annum.
We believe we are running one of the
most progessive and up-to-date busi-
ness training schools in th3 Province.
The demand upon ns for offioa help
is several times the stipple.. Write
for free oatalogne.
ELLIOTT & M%TACH LAN
PRINCIPALS,
THE FIRST
DAY
The first day of our Winter Term
will be
JANUARY 2, 1907
We will then re -open with un-
doubtedly the largest class in the
history of tais school. If you
want the eduoation that prepares
for good positions, write for our
catalog ; costs nothing.
Berlin
Business
College
W. D. EDI.ER, - Principal
Est 0878 hod 30 YEARS 51 At -Horne 0000
'This magnificent building and grounds is the
reward of our 80 years of honest and earnest
efforts.
Will Open for New Year,
Wednesday Jan. 2, 1907.
The new home of the
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CHATBAM,ONT.
Canada's Greatest School of Business.
Its 80 years of high-class work. backed by
this splendid equipment of building and
grounds costing nearly 1030 000) Thirty Thou-
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the paying of your Railway Fare; all of these
combined with its advantages se far above its
contemporaries that it does not pay thestudent
to go elsewhere, and is drawing students from
Newfoundland on the Nast to British Columbia
on the West. The English Speaking World is
our field.
400 Students placed be good positions last
year.
December is one of the best months in which
to start
1f you cannot come to Chatham and want to
learn 'Bookkeeping, Shorthand or Pottmanabip,
we tan train you at your home in these
branches through our Courses By Mail.
Our magnificent catalogue will tell yon all
about these co:trees.
Catalogue F tette about the Training at
Chatham
Catalogue Etelis about the Homs Courses.
Write for the one you want, mentioning this
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D. 2,tcL,tCIILAN,t; CO., Chatham, Ont.
Treasurer's Sale of Lands
for Taxes.
Town of wingham, County of Bicron,
To wit :
)3y virtue of a warrant under the hand of
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the Mayer and seal of the Corporation,f th e
Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron,
bearing date the twenty-fourth day of Novem-
ber, b
er 1006 and tonne directed.commanding mo
the ands
to levy upon
lands mentioned in the follow.
p
ing Ii t, for arrears of texee due thereon and
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costs therein set forth, I hereby give notice
that, unless the said arrears mut costs are.
sooner paid, I shall proceed to Pell the said
Tanis, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
for arrears end costs, at the Town Ball in the
seal Town of Wingham, on Saturday.the 2nd
day of riareti, in the ear 1007, at thhour of
two o'clock In the atterneon, to eompliance
With the provisions of the As
seeement Act.
Arrears. Costs. Total
Lot No. 0 on the rant aide of
Scott street, C. Tait Scott's
survey-. patented $la 37 $2 00 $18.23
Lot No. 7 on the east aide of
Stott street, ti Tait ccott'a
sateen, patented 14 00 2.55 16.t,,
A Lane about ten feet wide
between LOte Nos. 3 and 4,
C. Tait Scott's :purvey. at. L 11 2.731 489
Lot No. 10 on the cast Oslo of
Shur street government
edt.tionai survey, ;atent'cl 41.53 3.013 40.05
Nr.rtii part tot Na 12, Peter
Fisher's ret division of park
Lot No. 25, patented 3.31 2.75 0.01)
Lot No. 22 north hide of Me.
intc;hktreet,Peter1isher's
orifilnelmill reserve pat84 2.75 310
Lot leo.' 23, north side of Me
Intoet, street Peter Fisher'&
et sinal mill rercrve, pat.84 2.73 3 59
South part Lot NO. 10, welt
side of Catherine street,
Leet anti ieel[er s survey
patented R Dat 2,75 r 53
]'. B. PE11(41)1t014, Tiaasarer,
20iha ed Treasurer's office, wingham, Nor.1905,
CLOTHCRAFT
A SQUARE DEAL.,
We 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 well as your business, 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 HANDKERCHIEFS
FUR GAPS FUR COLLARS HAT'S SWEATERS
—in fact everything in our line that is useful as
well as beautiful for a gift.
MAXWELL & HILL
Tailors and Men's -Furnishers.
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TOO MUCH FURNITURE RNI.I° URE •4
t And Not Enough Money ! ! ! z
We must sell $2,000 worth of Farniture in the next 80 days. If yoa
• knew what we are selliug Couches and Parior ,Snits at yon would have one
this week.
a SIDEBOARDS.—Seven, worth from $12 to $14, your choice, while they •
• last - - - $9 00 +♦
• COUGHES.-18, worth from $9 to $11, your ohoica for ' - $7.50 +
EXTENSION TABLES. -18 Tables worth from $8 to $10, your ohoica
1 DININGROOM SUITES. -8 high.olass, for - - - - - $7.50 to $$.50 I
3 out oak, polished, buffet,
extension tablet, leather upholstered ohairs, worth from $90 to $100,
your choice - • - - - - $75
• PARLOR SUITES, -6 Parlor Suites, worth from $35 to $40. Your choice
• from - . - - - - $25 to $32 ;
•• Call at once if you want a parlor suite. 4
• • BEDROOM SUITES --We have them worth from $612 to $14. Your +
• choice for - • • - - - - $10.00 :
4.
We have other high-class Spites at low prices. Come and get the bar-
gains, for we must have the money.
All kinds of Chairs in half-dozen lots at from $3.00 np,
All above prizes are for OASH ONLY.
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• Springs, Mattresses, Iron Beds, Fancy Rockers, Centre Tables, eta., at i.
♦ • special prices. Now is the time to buy, at
Walker's Furniture Store. +
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FIRST OF .TANUARY.
} All goods sold at cost and below. Now is the
to get your Christmas Presents at a price
that cannot be equalled,
time 1;
KAISER, T tie Jewe er
Next door to : arailton's Drug Store.
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THE "BIG STORE," w WING]U.M, ONTi.
JNO. KERR.
Every department in this "Big Storeis full of goods
suitable for
Ciristmas Presents !
We invite you to call and see the great variety of
Holiday Good's in this store.
FOR YOUNG FOLKS. -
Toy China Tea Sets, A, B. O. BlooKa, Picture BIocks, Choker Boalds, -
Dominoes, Fort, Orokinole (new style), Parcheesi, Toy Books,
Automatic Toys, Nickle Trumpets, Carpenters Tools for
boys; (Note Animals, Globe Return Balls, Childs Sets
DOLLS—Imitation Sid Dolle, Washable Dolls, China Limb Dolls, (Ltd Body
Dolls, Dressed Dolle, Dolls of all kinds at low prices
FOR WOMEN.
Furs, Silk Waists, Fanoy Collars, Ties, Belts. Kid Gloves, Far•Lined Gloves,
Fanoy Handkerob1efs, Hosiery, &o, ..
FOR MEN.
GIoves lined and unlined, Fur -lined Mitts. Oollars,Ties,Braces,Shirts, Under-
wear, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Cuff Buttons, Plain and. Fancy
Silk Hankkerohiefe, Linen and Excelda Hdkfs.
House Furnishings.
Floor Rngs and Mats, Fancy Door Mats, Oheaill r and Damask Ourtains,
Fine Lace Curtains op to $5.00 a pair, "Chenille and Damask, Table
and Stand Covers, Fanoy Linen Stand Covers. Tray Covers,
Side Board Drapes, Table Linen, Faucy Silk Piano
Drapes, Cushion Tops, &o.
Rich Cut Glass.
Berry Bowls, Salad Bowls, Celery Trays, Vaasa, Pickle Dishes, Tumblers,..
Knife and Fork Rests, Salts and Peppers, Water Bottles, &o. Eery
piece is first -plass crystal without a naw.
Chinaware Department.
We are showing a splendid assortment of Fancy China, from the best
potteries in France, Germany, Austria and England .
Real Limoges China, Handsome Decoration 97 piece Dinner Set $82.00
Real Limoges China, Handsome Decoration 44 piece Tea Sot $15 00
We will sell the above in single pieces or any number of pieces you wish,
A great variety of.Fanoy Caps and Saucers, Salad Bowes, Bread and Batter
Plates, Cap, Saucer and Plate Sets, Porridge Sets, Jardineres, Celery
Trays, Bread Plates, Berry Dishes, Fanoy Lamps, Fancy Tea
Pots, Cream Jugs, Sugar Bowls, &o,
We're showing a fine lot of choice fancy Chocolate Oream Candy at 20c to 501
a lb. We'll talk about them nest week.
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Fall and Winter.
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C T. A. MILLS IS OFFERING HIS STOCK
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DRESS GOODS.
I have determined to clear out 'my Dress Goods stook at greatly redneed
prices thle Fall. As the season goes on, many lines are going at less than
750 on the dollar. Black Dress Goods a specialty.
PitINTS.
Fall and Dark Winter Prints at Cost, .
F'LANNELLETTES.
C I purchased very largely by the case in all kinds front 5o per yard up .
It' Can give you heavy, 36 in. wide, all colorings, at 100.
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Grey Flannels and Flannel Shirtings.
And a nice variety of Shirts made to order.
HOME-MADE BLANKETS.
From the Wroxeter, Teeswater and Kingsmill factories. Pare stook,
well cleansed and very oheap, at the pries wool has been this summer. Call
and see them if in need of a pair. Sheeting, white and grey, 36 and 72 inohee.
UNDERWEAR
I keep the celebrated STANFIELD Shirts dud Drawers, made from Nova
Scotia wools, soft and 113xible, and guaranteed not to shrink, sizes 36 to 46 ,
Ladies' Wear in the Puritan make, The best breads in Canada. Also Misses'
and Children's in all sizes, from 15a each up to the finest,
HOSIERY.
From the4Welistey Knitting Mille dirset. Tilts best wearing goods in
Canada, made from pure North-west wools, and at prices that cannot be
-egualled
equalled, quality asn ier
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READY-MADE -CLOTHING.
I have decided to clear out my large stock of Clothing this fall and wit
ter, and can give you great bargains, A nice Ov3rsoat for $4 00, usually $3..
Agood, servioeabte Stitt $4.00, and large stook to 8910ct from. Boys' School
Sults, splendid variety. A good Work rant for $L,00,. worth $1.40.
Carpet, Oilcloth, Linoleum.
A large natnber of ends in All -wooly Upton, 'Tapestry f+n3 Brussels, at
about half price. Cali and nee them and get prices. Same cheap Hemp
Carpets and Mate to offer.
Linoleum in 1, 2 and 4 yetds wide. Oilcloth in 1 and 2 yards wide,
Men's and Women's lynx Goods.
000n, Wotnb,t, Roasts Oatf, I)sg and Bishop Coots for ltlon. For thO
L4dies, Astrachan C3ats that o mitt bo beaten for Values and gnatity. Work-
; minship gtartauleed. Oalt and wee them.
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Butter and gine, 'Timothyand
mover Seed, Bnekwhratand
Tarter twig pate Wanted,
Groceries.
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