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i►rirtance to be discussed as A polilir•al
issue tend we believe that it its, it can
kw and should be discussed soberly
aid candidly, and with eonsidel•atiou
fur all siiccre exprersiuns of opinion.
'It might he worth while, too, to re.
mind The Pioneer that Literals-
g.tad, honest Liberals of the tem.
perance • persuasion may resent the
manner in which it speaks of the
I arty with which they are associ-
ated, The wait* front Thee Pions -sr
which we have before ut coittitr
Some evidence that 111.' Liberal party
has a record fit which even twu-
prrullee sten may hot lee ashamed. It
. Elites-- heat --4-fogs••--yoteee -iM.s--t'hi«
Province h1W mors than 11,11111 l*tsous
rig aged 111 selling lit( • ; now about
Iw•u thousand only are Iiet•nsed. It
w.n under the Ie•gi.I11ion of the Lit,
P1.11 party that the Itemises of the
other four thousand were taken
nit .y, and it i. colder the laws'Iw-
.lue titled by the litte i.tl;rral '(itovrin-
1 •111 anal the Iolttpttr:trtct• 1 enple 111'e
el ill e4 ,ring their a1. tofies, in spite of
t►ta.
"three-flfths" 1 :, ldicap itup/.ird
.1.)' 11te prrst tt (int.' 1: Beit
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Addreeallcommunicator.t-to 1. 1 •t1 all get 1cely fur the fall
THE e11ttN41. NON fl\l) t It. u.tied show.
•
fies.erirh. Iliac t ,f'
tr)• and Cools are getting neo' to
t e.tt h either rind the conflict deepens.
lxlllkNlrH. THL'H$I)AY. a1'Pr. t. 11441;
'I he sulfr:welt •t in /sent Britain
- - _1-.1t.'_t. tae ....-t,.r.tL-let.1e.. , aft -nrri .L.11►._
THE A';SESSM N'T CAW -1.7many converts,
At the electing of the l.Luadien tyInt HA)'. that l/ytrtrtuuily knee ks
'
Manufacturers' Aeina•iation x delegate 1.1211 > once? Herr is xauthi•1' eh'tu, r
brought up the suhjett til the buoi• 1i:'rrttderieit to get the Road Machinti
new tax, which he h*aeal upon the l'oss factor)•,
value of the building in which tit's Thr heat ••ugeuden d by the N01111delegatis carded on. Ttiis, et
s the i .4ii1 •wriyt wh.mlai-troth in a
rr
delegatee pointed out, discourages the "4"1""P"
pi our cud hilly during the
w'tion of letter buildings. Every e • g winter.
improvement in it bu''sinees building
meawtrLfl breaks tit the rraf FeiUte - Tihe- tltnatlien , Manufaettiet•a As -
tax as well as in the Misine•w s„ I soviet ion nccutes 111P ut►de', uoiohist.1
that our 4ltultieipal asspaxmrnt laws t•t seeking t•Iass leniihtion. The
plat•(• a double hitndicap upon build 1 trades niionists might reply, There
ing enterprises. I use others.
A partial remedy for this .tate of •
affairs armlet Me *tong t Ire lines -ntTtrn-" Th" T.•l.att•• T.It'
movement now in progress ter nn dial) uruudxMurrrs s. `
amendment • of the ittra'inent law; 4-144.1hetrrtirrt
know of few tuiuials more deserving 'of the quillities which Inaki• 'its
of good treatmrut than the tow. A women ideal helpers in the rick -roam.
happy and, °oriented bossy means , it is it fart that they a.• found on the
opUialstic butter, eluding cheese and 'Matte of our principal hurpittas and
sunny ctrall. iutirut>sries. Phyriciaus often testify'
The Harder Pail.
lb, the rare tact, patience and *dept.'-
' !laity displayed by the trained nurse
Nereid and Presto ter. from Canada. She is evidently tat
It's hard to live within tine's whey. love with her work fwd anxious to
bit thews one consolation - it's an adept in all its branches. Her
harder to live without it. ambition is not 111241 11 IIIi)fl but
A Difference. mastery of the details of her Outsell
purw11il 1'luutnlion and it good in•
Roston Transcript, route tett aid her as a matter of course.
-Iewsoyas-'-WLati*yow--axwupativa►7-t.*- week,: ago it thntghter>;tWeitt. -
Vitnees--I'm a piens finisher'• cru lhttaio was uskctl do take the
Lawyer -tar' a little a drNnitr, I wait ion of superintendent of a Iesd•
Ito you polish them or :e then? I111g hot vital in 8oulhl'arnhna. Brad-
' Attaid of the Auto. nates of Canadian iu.tiltttiour are to
petcrburo' Ret iewbe found holding similar executive ,
l[t`1R)Fw .byte that the aidebrio poets. in New limit, Philadelphia.
*t i ally drivels Garut..io 1101V11101101V1110Amt l birngo and other1ntrrs 1`ANt. ti.Illtl
pi
daughters off the road Alt ogethta• Alla Iai''I wt -sl,
deprived them of much pleasure. t As it teacher in .t1lIPricau schools
1lie Canadian girl 11.1. made her marl.
RooM for an •'l." In this. roiled..., also, she se•eiar to
urllIti Na•ket. •' possess (lie lie'cess,t11 reotiiientents
The Nun. 11, %V. Hiattderhu•,t that! in proper proportion. and to firing to I
the Senate is riwipatsed of iieked sten, the duties- a native 11lent that quickly '
Didn't the honorable gentleman drop I (oicet. her 1 ' the t1.. fit. blue of the t
11/1.1.eonsoltant P "Pickled" men would p v..0'11,4,11. public .spiel instructors
ell right.v..0'11,4,11. ('hien& t' ever hall was \lis.. .lay 1'.
Cement Figarea. -thltlio,-a ,grudIIate .i1 111t• 'Tn'onlu
Not ni ti School, tritest• death . was
11: uou Tiwo.. rhruulrlyd not Irl al '• n . F'or o 1E14.t
111 11403 1'111a1'11131141mnnutsettited host -t 4( K
1841 Iu11 rel- of ....welt. ant' coitstlntt•d
1,1111.14.' I.1 -t cis. Drat ye til' 1t 1111tnu•
facturrd :1, 11'....1.1.11 Ivu•ie1•, .and son.
s'111nh1
A Brisk 01x1 Man.
Its eerie,' 1'..1 seer.
Lo1.1 `Sit- i't .
ti t in hi.: uint•tictb
ve n 1,.. s 111e• „1•.:11,. 1 tkr, a 11111111
;out tt',•st, 111111 Lul(1. 1111 fir tlir Manu.
la. (unci.' banquet. Hamilton, just 111
have ,t tit 14. for. Iles t'nn.utpaia
gelid • ld to tit.
1 he Fsgutniaux
44,Itt ;e. Seal awl Ret iris.
11.1Nov people. will 1 churches fir
,1 .•.1.' hos. . , .
p h t IPdy;r. . l lawyers, do. tot.
"r ditlggut!, hooks or newspapers,
pink les. or bridge patties. bath
rot Ibis or barber shops. tyrannical
suit ut 4ttiwo'itl•( root rill hitt !
Marie Is Sensitive.
H,1iu 1201 1. w
Matic l'urelli describes as •':111 uu-
qu:ditied falsehood- the statement
Ittern
r h:
thail '11itiy years ,I :s Gunk. taught
a vie s el' b,ot•t and rills ii rhe ,lone.
•. he.,l, :111.1 mane of Ihr• loomtnen'
('hic.ignntts of lisps, nLt.b• their filet
n,•qu:unt: Il i wish cte11e'111'ly.1.tt0w•Is
celgr• 1111411.1' her guitliutit. 1 esti u'g Her
Ieng s•cinns•It here .•1 .. was l flown only
irl.t li,nit.•4I 4•11511,... 1. : --n,1.• her 1!.•utiw• '
1.,1t4144 pupil•: by 11, fi...r ,egos
lo:;wai I tit loll of 1-- i n: UV , .21 tit .
*nil bless hetme
4..1.11.4t1 1 1s 4111 141114 .1111 11. 3 11111
tit,'t•1 of the nobN'nl:i1. 1)-1.0 of female
sending us a xpel'I$ it lop two -t1N•a-
tions aLnct indicated 11110 air hard It.
le:1t.
\t'c:u,• not in this world to.l.i what
we wilt' but to he @tiling to do that.
which it is duty to du--°harlr•,.
Uuunt,iI -
I1 -t not try to male your• benne like
- bort try to.•m•rte your boron .
such that when v' 11 think of 1101.11,11
V011 will he re Ira of v. 'ii• it -
I,t'. I►rvltls
• td les. • it watts suffragist.
Main. con heave verb/it t.aks with
Any of 111r11 ; belt she has it disinclin-
ation tit de.trnding'lo Ihr b met Iv
ode of the Sufritzettes.
One Detail to 'Be Setter, .
London Ret• 1'r".-, .'... -
.' ,Canadian editiulu thinks
.tittda „0°t!..11111.1'ut}iig jet lata itl+tf
season 1 wo weeks into.N.ptrinhtl', be-
muse in su doing w•t• would ieap 14 yet
larger harvest from the American
tourist. Th•• idea is r capital one.
nu. wonder is that fie orie apparently
though) of it Iwfnn•. The sputpir
111 '. taty of inducing 1Ire to -Mists to
remain longer with us i. ;111 that
stands ill the way of giving 1ht' itIe:a
full effect. Our summer hotetmrn
c add reide Wy iw 4•.sxwi into ••kee
t"K oleo" for the aldnicrutl two
weeks if they 'had 11 .nnail•r boarder
It 11.
The Reward of Courtesy •
4101,10.0 star.
('hieetg,• Chinamen has leen fined•
K:>tt for nursing a lady his umbrella. in
a1 rainstorm. 11•• pleaded that he had
been taught in rhe mission schools to
tar polite to ladies, thmr `tetra Ping
Once re wh:'t 1a tui-thiea'nut thine
it is to tench the iIrmenr• of civiliza-
tion, worts. -v and l'hri tt i.anit y 1..I
niers was do got propose to inert in '
iIPayen e1 any where else - if we 1/111
help i►. If John t hinanlaan had
ignored the teaching of his mission
school and acted "elle same Meli.•vt
man." he would never have got into
trouble by ufft•ring to voluntarily part
with his unthr,•lla when it was rain-
ing, The Chicago) junt.ier ehroild now
fix a rate at whit'h he will allow- A
('him to give it white, lady his
seat in the street ear.
v.► f(..ti t'..b+
r candid ad -
"Sire the
Allowing minii`1 ptR11UPN tot n maker.. or victims of all impression
lighter late of taxation on itnprite• t (lute Canadian industry 'ts down
menus than on land. The assessment I nyder the shelter of a tariff erping
law of Ontario is a fearful pi.'ee l dlwn the.tpiRlity and kr.'ing (lir
of patchwork, t'omplying with no j Price. of its plxsluet."
principle of just :e or rola sense. I i
There IRAs splendid Held n ,• 1 hr 1'orrinlo News argues thaal. t
P pen to the l•,mir1%atiyr ptRrh it not worn 11117 -
themember wht, will open R campaign in teetinnirt than lite• prrw•nt Lihrral
the Legiclatutr f tr an assessment law
l:ot-rrnmt•nl. Thr l'..is.•rent{t-1.<, it
based upon sound pnfriples. say., Wtlit121 not disturb. the British
ptef••tente. The Tomtit.) organ, then,
"LET US REASON TOGETHER." tttuglt, to explain the noises .some of
the Conservative member.i snake at
Two men got into a discussion, and Ottawa.
the contribution of one .'f them was
a series of "damns." dir'eefeel at the
various arguments which the other
man hrought•up. Whereat the latter
Tw•ta of Glasgow's L•uit.uittt wetulwee
It rye gone over to the Liberal pat ty
and tin. • supporting the (;orrrn-
calmly propNta'd, "Well, let us inn- tut"rip. I1 was in Glasgow that L ir'I
eider everything damned, and then 1( ,srlwr'. the other day delivered hi.
speech against the budget. As nn in•
we can dismiss the question ein its
merits.•• dieatinn of the trend of pstpnler spin•
AL the recent meeting of the OWi)n the action of the two members tit
tario liberal Association, one of the the blouse of Commons is of r
members, .1. W. Curry, K. L., pros value titan is that of lord Rosebrry.
posed that some art iouti attempt To spit It bluntly -the Commoners
should be made at the framing of a watt to Rave their seats: •Rosebtt•y.
definite policy for the Provin'•iwl Lite @'Ants It, itwye his acrd,
eral party. Among the (mentions he
,•nnsiderat ion ((ern Sound It to /nlMfltlt(e nem:
mentioned as worthy of
b. foe
we* the( M tPlnper(nM legistntlnnlawsNie staters its street*. 't'htw
and hr stated hi- schist IwR reported a change• whish we trust will not be
by The Mabel that "the time had K' nrrally fullowr.l. In (iolPrieh,
comp when the I,ilwrul party shouldWhatever mn►y to said of 1 he plan of the
x1,.
p i't", they am admirably 14 tined,
make Ft definite' announcement with-
out Pquivet'atinn with regard to the and 1111 C.1111114. imagine any benefit to
liquor traffic.- Nobody could object
be del ivel (1,1111 giving tl1Prn uuiilla•t•R
to (hit, Rurv•ly: but Mr. furry trade »t.tiarl ufnames. Another thing tam
the -mistake. of taking his own ;Oyler which the (Rothe ..f Ucrirrich may
and giving a candid, unegni\nee' Al Ways be geatr'fel to' those who
statement tit his own vitwe in the I'" tl the town is the genel•ont
matter. "Prrxunnlly Its believed in width of the street.. which ie so • lien
Government control, and enmpen/a- the.nhjret if InyorshlP continent by
tion for threw who were put out of `i.itors.
business." The average reader, no
doubt, whether hi' agreed with Mr:
Corry or not, would welcome this
honest contribution to the elllr:ussion
of to vexed emelt nen. Hut not to The
Pioneer ; its wrath is kindled sgsinst
such a dee•laral.ion, and Mr. Curry
eltmeerin for a Revere denunciation,
and his proposal --with reference to
compensation --in set down ♦a "too
absurd And unjust to ie ettnaidered
by anyone who ,wants to deal hon-
estly with public affairs," The Lite
era' party, too, in denonhced 1►R w
party of "fair promisee" which ere
not fulfilled : indeed, aeeordi .g to
The. Pioneer. the party "beeate trace
tieally an ally wed supporter of the
liquor traffic, and rrxurlerl to injistice
and Welter", in its efforts to protect
that traffic against an aremised public
opinion."
Mr. (furry might, weiTierart to The
Pioneer : "Nell, let na son 't•1. the
Liberal party damned and nt)telf
and all my works damned : but let its
consider my proposals nn their merits,
along with any other proposals that
anybody may wish to hying forward."
Mr. ('ort y ham a right to his opinion,
and he would be Tess a man then he
is if he pretended to stand elsewhere
than where hit own judgment Rays
he Rhnttld stand. There ere Milt -
guided people, people with ail sort, of
mental twists and idirtayneraeiet, in
this World. and many of these people
have votes and influence. Yoit esn't
kill theist for voting and talking the
wrong way : yew must try to eon-
vinec them -- and sometimes they
think their own Judgment is as
good as anybody else's. What we
understand Mr. Curry to urge le that
lAberale state their honest views on
the gwestinn, nf temperance Iegiale-
tion and that in this way the party
reach an understanding as to the
policy on this question which, it can
present to the people of the Province
as an honest statement of the party's
position. if the question nf tern -
The h'ar•rrwt'e Advocate tette it• in
this nay.:
"Thr .unpile prini•iple is overlooked
by jet aieetinniati, that. it A gtttliztt.._by
titt'tlT, ,•t•..tatlts•1witer eselmiee a err.
!'lin product of s foreign .reentry.
thereby ert(•otrniittg h • pt (14111121 ititi
of the' tom dity, the country must
finally produce "nrrelpt/ndint•ly ir•ss
of a other nt1iclt, which otherwise
would hat eOwen exported to pay for'
impnrli of ,119 toles pr•ialnrel 'throat].
And Rin••, 1 he 11411111. inrluetl y Permit -
seed al honor iunst, in the great run
jotity of 1.a•,., he less adapt. 11 to the
r•eamrees of Lite country then his in•
dtrstries tj•hith its people world par•
P1114 ender a stat of unobstructed
trade, it strands In renseen that miter -
lion, an a general nod permanent pttl-
try, const etttitifa- and Igjnft the c,im-
tomtit y that adopts i1."
W. K. McNaught, M. P. P,, i a
gent le,ws* who eon .re farther than
the end of hie Hunt. At the meeting
of the I'iutatiinn Ma retellings' Astoc-
i'tttnn bast week he (lammed the rewtl
it{e) favoring the imposition by the
Dominion (iuvergntpnl of an e•xpoal
duty -eat_ It.gt' and pulpwood. Ili
pointed otic that it the l'nited Slates
winker toeel alinte the rpanit might be
inicombatahle lor urtuliwn Ntannfat•-
tnrers who use raw rntbteriata int•
ported from the 1'nited States,
11'ha( world we do if, for instentt•,
the (Trilled States shorda prithihit the
export of coal and of raw cot bun?
Mr. McNaught'• remarks should give
p1/1.w .. 1.. three. people whet are anxious
to rush into el war of repriiali with
the 111i3r41 :tittPP.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
i To Be Expected.
Toronto Wars
Hy next fall the county fair with-
out a flying machine race will not he
notch of an attraction.
She Gives Results.
Sp Loots Star.
The gentle cow at last is ennt tlg
into her own. Appreciative of bet he.
teeth cleanliness and other innnve-
, t inna for her comfort, she responds
*ranee Ieegislatinn is of sufficient im- with additional quarts of milk. We
Where Canadian Women Excel,
SVe.ter,i thiti.11 American i('h irago,.
A great deal is hoard nowadays
aietttthe men of Caned,' who hate
acttnired Game :and ferttnie in ,the
United States, Inst of the Canadian
women who come hither and rise to
pr ificieney and auceet• not Rn mesh
i• raid. There are two. Np,•eiel can.
bees it. which ('xnndiens of the
gentler sex diatingilish themselves
away from 1 • -- namely, proft•s-
sienal nursing Seel " iiitrd teeelting.
Whether at' not the el'imat.••nf the
I'"in'ni..0 tends- to tit • dPvo•i• ialtent
*Most cases of baldness are
due solely to neglect. The hair
often becomesdr-y and dandruff
forms because the hair glands t
do not supply enough nat- 1 w. H.
Nothitlg overcomes Disfrirt Agent.
this deficiency so effectively as
that delicately perfumed, re-
freshing hair pomade, neurine.
Avoid baldness; apply Neurine
to your hair occasionally All
druggists, 50 cts a jar
When
you'buy
life ,-insurance
these, are two
things to consider.
First, the
Colnpaliy
A clean record
and absolute se-
curity is offered l)t
the London Lit(
Seco!) ,
tlil' Polk,
Contract.
investigation
will prove our
Reserve Dividend
Policies are
unequalled.
London
Life
QpLlc/E'S
Oc)D A5 G0•9
A thick adbes.vr,.n nlmrg1 , omt.med with
Awaken Yrnthol and \:,-rine. Iwo of the
most wonderful healing dole, kunwn.
It soothesh. at, and tea t- r, rest,. those
who suffer from Piles, IItaraeke. Derr
reiagara. Ckalla� orit..trd and other
sten troubles.
the word "Salve" bterally mean. Lr welt
nr n good Ilealth. Tn 1, cos' Meatthol
Salve and you will lir emceed.
AU Dealers.
DAVIS & LAVs'RF,NCF. CO.. 4lontrr,
FOR OJT DOOR WORK
Ill it1= V.:TT'_ST WEATHER
NOTHING
i! 'e ; 'r_ i nCai
E ` _ - GARMEi !1 LE TS
THEY LOOK \;ELL
WEAR WELL /ND
Vt1LI. NOT LEAK
. 50147 IV MST
y AfAl f rt 17,708 qF
L:w:.G+:x:-t: Corm: (• Tosorlo.Ga
r
DMI.AY ')F -
CLOTHING and
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
MEN'S SUITS and. Gti EkCuA
BOYS' SUITS and U1'ERCOATJ.
i1:Its and Furnishings now ready for your
inspection. A cordial invitatiou_is-axtutuled
to. you to _come any tiett' t•ou like and gee
tt'hat'tashilin has decreed for Fath-rua9. -put-
efforts
Ourefforts to secure the hest and most deptndable
goods will, )t -c are sure, he appreciated by a
discrirninating public.- We have the most
up-to-date goods that can he secured, and
this store is to ,Itti',ktiotvn ;ts The House of
Real Values. '
20th Century Clothing
Needs no ptifling tip it has a national ngnitatinu o. being the 1,..t
prtahieed in Canada-ex'It,Rtve styles •end correct in every detail.
20th Century is the best. Huy it. Made to special order if you wish.
:fit samples to choose flour,
Boys' Clothing
In itctstly double -her 1st ed tt vie, in olive and green shades, extra It" ul
values, et $5.5o, $6.on and $7.00.
NdT, A GOOD PEN -KNIFE given free with eseh Snit or
Overcoat.
Special
About :d) Snits, :spices, tinge-hri•astei tt t'le, tegibtr $501 to
11a•cbd;;.as.
All Wool Underwear
The greatest values ever shown, at Tae per garment..i>,a etre end
see three.
Not sour Rgpnr•iei 2111h Ce ntnry Clothing, King Hata, PeabodyOveralls
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
T •s6 NOUSE OF RIAL VALUE'S
ILO
J
ROBINSON,
Seafoith. Oat.
ereL� .ems '
A HANI)St11Ii. CHINA CLOSET
•1 the ambit' of every house*ife.
If you haven't one so tar because you
hesititted at the expense, here is your
,•hanee. We have several styles which
we have deeidtd to discontinue,
AMONG ALi, (tI R FI'RNITI:Hli
(herr are no hards;tu'.'r attieles than
these. Yet on aecnuntof the reason
stated we will let them go at prices
which will make you gest). if ever
there wee a chance to realize you/
ambition here it is. But come quick.
Then• ete not 1,11111 of them.
GEO. JOHNSTON 1
I'1 it\I I I Itis: and UNIT:RTAKI\11. I
PHO
0 t. t llu: --Vt Kct,nt:N1'E--17a
W. ACHESON di SON
Annual Exhibition Sale
SEPTEMBER 28, 29, 30.
This special .8112 for the lust week of Sept.•mbei firs been prepared with
determination to give the public n reveInte n of what we can do for those whoa
buy 1.8111 u..
Blankets
Large doubt,• -bed sii., white, all pure wtt'1 Blankets, pink
borders, regular price $4.111 a pair, last week of September
for .. . X2.95
Cotton Blankets
Fifty pair Mtge white or grey, double -hod size, pink or btu
border. Blankets, regular price $1.25, Rale...... a 99c
Flannelettes
One thousand yaiels dark Flannelette Shirting, in new, neat pattetu,,
cam l(tetvy and 'bitable warp, regular 15c quality, Tuesday,
11',• licaday and Thureelat•, per yard......... lOc
Dress Goods and Suitings
The largest and hand 'it showing of Drew+ Materials we have 14er
iuq.ortetl 's here for your inspection. and prices are very numb.' ate
t1't. have placed some remarkable bargains for the show days. 50 I„ :h
171011% wide, all weed Hltitinew end nems flood., shout 000 yards,
regular $1.uu and $L_fi, at per yard .......... .... .... 59c
Shcetings
Thr. 4. hundred yards of 72 inches wide, unbleached, plait Shoeing,
ftt•e from dressing and heavy weight, regular price per yard 2.-te,
sale days
Carpets
Twelve 1 Bred yards English Tapestry Carpets, 27 inches wide,
!,cavy pile, nnd in patterns suitable for any ruorn, regular 65e and
,:,c, at leer yard
Linoleums
Two, three an I four yyawls wide l.ino'eumt, furry, plain and
iota id, At iso• yard, :Ric, 414• and ....... ............ ....
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Rugs
Magnificent showing of I?oglirh. Brussels, %Vilton and Velvet
Itugtt, :1zj.:d,;:fi, :(izl yards, at each, $15, $:a1, 1.j25 and ,,,,
cBatterick Patterns for Oc4ober are in stock.
18
c
extra
55c
50c
$30
W. ACHESON & SON
This is:Pickling Time.
We 1281 .eptly y"ur ne.•tl, in
Corks, Gent Jar Rings,
Bottle Wax, Spices, Etc
Everything harsh and purr
Waterglass Egg Preserver, 15c a Tin.
The only guaranteed egg preserver.
DUNLOP,
Bedford Block.
The Druggist.
Ooderich
One Order
YLACEi) WITH US WILL CLEARI.1
DEMONSTRATE THE SUPERIORITY'
OF OUR CLOTHES iN FIT, STYLI':
AND FINISH.
The Two Martins
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Worselis' Stoves & Ranges
Come ,in and see
the exhibit of the '
best and largest -........-.4r stock of Stoves and ,.
Ranges. There is'
titifiilfigr_ 4D -town to -
equal them. Every
one selected from
Canada's hest stove �,% ,
'makers, and many - `
of them direct from - "�
the 'Toronto iixhin- ;,��, .
ition. Every onear r
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guaranteed a pct f pct �,,��
baker and fuel saver,
priced. We'll tike your old stove as part pay
repairs for every make of stove, range or heater.
and get a free Souvenir. -
at Special Prices for this week.
for a nets -ones 11 have
Come -in -and see our -display,
Special Bargains
')risco Lanterns
do not blow out, flicker or give
tremble, 65c to $4.(1) each.
Coal 011 Heaters
do not *smoke fir 1nn~11, give s
strong heat and easy on nil,
ism crash.
Stove Pipes
Elbows, Boards, Mats,
Bissell's Carpet
Sa esters
'I he tree Id's Iwo, all ,tyles, at
$2.501 1.n, h.
Bird Cages
('opt, Spring*, ,'tc.
Parold Roofing
Cheaper and letter than
s It i n g 1 P a. We are 401 P
Agents.
Apple Peelers
I'torets and Slicers. every make
Anil Rize, at 75e each.
King Cutter Razors,
$1.50 each
Ever Beady Saf••ty Razor, with
iXL Pocket Knives
Roker'R, Boker'R.
Martin Senour 100
per cent. Pure Paint
and Varnish
grwt farthest, looks hest And
wears longest. WP are sole
Ag.•nta.
Lacqueret
The Leet Varnish Stain made,
in .11 colors for Hees, wood -
work, furniture, err. Get a free
Rantple.
12 blades. *1.111 each. ---
Special Cut Prices on Fencing and Wire.
We have a complete stock of Hardware, Paints, Tools, Tin and Graniteware,
Roofing, etc. We do Repairing, Plumbing, Eavestroughing.
Worsells'--Hardware and Stoves
('one in and get n free `lot -(.nit. we an open every night until 0 p. m