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...Quality Store... Roger Bros.' 187
Ready for
Business
\\'e have H116he4 stock-
taking and are crow prepared
to give attention to o u r
customers.
Everything fresh and good
in the Zine of Groceries will
be found constantly on slur
abelyrs. '
Vegetables, such .as C•ah-
hage, Carats, Turstips,-xtti.. .
mow in stock. - ,
In ' going through' o u e.
stuck of 1 binaware, we find
ourselves • overstocked in
rertairi liness and are theie-
fore propene(' to give special
prices it. our chinaweet.
delta"tn,ent 1.1 ,, f w necks.
Choice utter and FreshEggs.
Fresh Saulegi and Frankforts
tor the week -cod.
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'Phone 43
Flat Ware
Please bear in wind
we are selling agents for
the celebt•ateri' Roger
Bron.' 1647 Mt Were,
known and advertised as
the "Silverware that
wears," and carried con-
tinuously by myself acrd
ptedecessurefor over 40
yeaiw.
Always on hand. a'full
stock of the (olluyving.
in-tbe well-known Avon.
1.)iana,and •Vintage pat-
terns:
Tea Spoons, D reser t
Stoops. Dessert Mirka.
Ites.rrt Kriiye•., Table
Spoons. Table Forks,
Table Knives, 'old Meat
Forks, ,Sugar S he 1 Is,
_ Ladle►, etc•, etc. _
Be`ore buying inferior va&INire get
tom our close prices.
714 qt Truus-strictly ea. It:: t-
The,Colonial Book Store
. liI.: ►its;t'. IlItITER, Prop.
'Phone IOU. Oodericb.
I' v bronchitis and asthma, try
.\N.•r.- L(ing• liaison) : the hest cnugh
'nese' tjHinn known.
ere (tem )der girt to re..l tl.:,.,C•
. IlIaol.,n. Ina k.4 ,r.• putting tip t
.n. t •r1•'ir of "The I r .� 7.. Menthol
. Tilo'xu
euttto i,:mule by Davis
I•vwfener lit t.
ONEY SAVED ON
Clark's 'ork and B3ans
If children
CL,ARK's.P o
would be on the
ad the choosing
K AND BEANS
'11 of fare often.
hi
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'.`curt
1
ren e
AND BEANS u
L
taste so good,'
RK S' POIZ K
ause they
C
arents v
because they
arc nourishing
derfully economic
CLARK'S BEANS b ked
and ready for the table
cost less than the beans alone if
you cook them yourself.
ue
t
em
ste good,
id won -
'YOUR GROCER WILL SUPPLY YOU
6c.,10c.,1211c. a tin
CLARK'S 'r CHATEAU" BRAND
5c., lac.. 15t. wad 20c.. tie
WM. CLARK, - - Montreal
Manufacturer oI�Iss1,
N�-Orale
reed a �-rialq
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
'PHONE 52. HAMILTON ST.
I' EOt IRENIENTS IN
GROCERI E,,;
JAMS in pails lend,jars ""'" `°� CANNED FRUITS AND
Meek Currant • •. ;z r. , VEGETABLES
1,Nttawlterry -�
tl . ita.pls t ry
w.+ tt
1'l+iati
ii7Rl,yd l'eteeh, etc.
MARMALADES
t dF
CIIAB APPLE TELLY, Etc. '
GOLDEN SYRUP
MAPL SYRUP
MOLAS Sin balk ars-
ran
i
'M
x'. Peaches
Pear
Wes
Ire
Blueberries
It tnphet rites
Pineapples
Pumpkin
Corn
I'eas
Beans, ere.
PORK AND MEANS
SELF -RISING BUCK-
WHEAT FLOUR
MiNCE MEAT
R
ai$
4!A
PICKLE GHERKINS, Etc„ in hulk and in 'mitres.
LISHES, SAUCES, CATSUPS,
gush Spired Catsup. large bottle*, fie
IMustard, {ietjar .,..... .., .,..,t.,.$c 'ff
FR H AND SALT FiSII It,
Middies, Co fish, flnlokrd Iierring etc.._
;.n, c mbar A ,II`r
SPECIAL.
1 19
( rit1 \teat-, ,'eager',.Paultry-, plc.
Carrots, Peralips, (Mets,
r•n
• Titip•. 1'rthl ea and Onions.
CHOICE IIV ITER AND FRESH Etiti .
vetything in llittciies-hest', tryie and good.
euty of Apples.. i'•,tnt
MORRISH & VANATTER
rw.i•v,.
District News.
LAURIER.
TuInnav, Jan. 11th.
.-Min }tattooer AktKea•
zie, of Granum, is spending some time
visiting friends and relatives in tine
neighborhood Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Muse, of Elul Lake, Manitoba, are
• visiting at the home of Win. Ketup-
tun We are sorry to report the
illness of Mrs. %Vw• Wiley. We hope
for her speedy recovery Rev. A.
slid Mrs. Miller left last Monday tor
their new home in Cape Breton.
KINTAIL,
TeliaDAY. Jan. IIth.
Duncan McKay and his, sister. MIM
Lily, left this tuorning for a trip to
Duluth and Sault lite. Marie.
Robb• Ross, of Cleveland, arrived
past week to spend some time with
friends here.
Misses Cecil Joy and Sadie Griffin
lett on Monday on their return to
Detroit after having spent their holi-
days bo their respective bbm4e hero.
( ST. AUGUSTINE.
MONLIAY, Jan. 111th.
,Jo•1'TtNles•- Miss Kate Brophy vis•,
Red Asbtield friends last week
Miss Ella .Thowpsun visited Auburn
frit•ntls recently A number of
youths from this''viciuity attended'
the Kint.ail ball past Tuesday evening
and report -having had a geed time.
Miss Olive ('rastitord, of Dun-
gannon, visited friends in this vicinity
past week ....The Donnybrook Met h-
tslists had a ;:o tie of bees last week.
drawing gravel, with which' they. in -
used purr Ing arty II ttndw• tilt. church
this snmlmer. .. M . James Rubinson is
on the sick lista present . • . Hiss
Betsy McAllister i. visiting Hrussdtt
and Jautentewn ft• nds \\'alter
Nixon is working with WwSylile
this winter. . .Jaw b Brophy, of
Calgary, r'.lta., is vial •ng at hitt.old
I • heir Dat id . cAilister left
1Id. week fur 14tielph, -here Ire .in-
tends taking it COMM: at be Outarl°
Agriculttii tl College.
•
J 'TAMES.
S-t•i Itterv,. Ja
I.\NI- ism. tis. -The ild'
• • \\'.tit for a tine day'.ron'0 • g
slt•tu.. in have missed this time.
still we will hope on The ('li
Ilia. meitnsilT-pe..ed itt this vicinity?
the timid! t. hecrtu1 tatty. Sent(' be -to
iiIg his, gifts- liberally .1 young an
mid• alike.. , e .:.Mt..Curia's and ss
1.'1441, of`} (x tow, spent ( l uir.
tai, -1: the -Wrest of her rather, J.
11.14ain ..Mrn,itnd Mrs. -nndtt
,.i,.(1 Dmui intion;";vi.itcd their Son..•Toy• S.itiulet. id, iltei•chetut ' if our
w. fl
m • , a feays:iii-bt,.t _ . ":-..• .4 cry
spent Christmas at tl e -in rue of
,t. -Sits. 1hdmp on, neat Li.
tui. and 31rs (Meii1•.,Alt iti.
been on the siekl '1•st. al
to know, e n the inrpYe.vr-
•itin Mt. and :Mrs.
(if Crewe (the latter
wi
ryb.
yili{ .
it,'
ST. HELENS.
TBICtu*Y, Jan: 11th.
Lipaway Ors'Icatta.-The officers of
the • Mao-banioa'-Library for lids year
are: President., S. 11. Moyer ; vice-
president,. Peter Clark; secretary,
.1344e. Taylor ; treasurer, W. Iia Gor-
don ; librarian. Colina Clark; direc-
tors, Mrs. Gordon. Miss J. 0. McDonald,
Miss M. Murray Miss C. Miller, Mrs,
D. H. Murray, `V. S. Mcl'rostie, Isaac
Miller.
ANNUAL MIL16'rlNtt RUMS CLUB. -
The Rifle Club held its annual restating
in the Foresters' room on Tuesday
evening, January 4th, a goodly num-
ber of osembere being pr'esenL The
following officers were elected for the
Doming year: Captain, .7. Webster;
treasurer, 1'. E. Taylor; secretary,
W. I. Miller ; range officers, Jas.
Purdon, W. 14. MoCrostie, W. E. Mc-
Phersou.
. Name NoT11:s.-F1aser McDonald,
formerly teacher here and now of the
West. spent xttveral day. with friends
in this vicinky....-:Joy Campbell. of
Stockholm, Saak..• is home and will
spend a few weeks on the old home -
tamed We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Thor -Ford is laid up with pneu-
monia 'Hies Elizabeth Miller
Sunday at hotue... . Miss Gladys
Jefferson, o( Donnybrook, is visiting
her aunt. Mn.gH. rlcl)oneld A.
E. I)urnin and Donald McDonald have
gone down to Goderich • township
looking for horses. Abe purposes
shipping several Carloads \Ve..t this
spring %less's. Todd and Dentin
ere installing a gasoline engine tit run
their chopper in Todd's old storehouse.
This will be a great advantage to
farmers who requite chopping done.
As it waw before, shoppi.q( ane d„ne
only once aweek A number from
this vicinity i attended the organ reci-
tal itt Lucknot- on Friday night
Wallace Miller sold one of his tel its
to go West this week. We under-.
stand Wallace got a good price 'for
thein.• kraus Staff Sergte A. J.
(Toss, of London, tint, was hese post
week en itusiness in connection with
the Ititfe Club Rev. S. It Moyer
will go to -.Stratford next week PIS
delegate to the public library meeting
to Le held, their.
Mt(
Itis tet
tr.we,l
we are gin
lent lift
dui
'Curran.
•nterly Miss ly,Baldwin. of Lanes',,
•naeil Ieavin: hes Detroit last
Our best • istteaseccompany
..Clifford Ti eavcn, 'nf :Wing -
high school, pent ('hristntas
itlt his grandpati•nts, Mr. and,
s. Lane.
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AUBURN.
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��\\ \\.mNFsl).\v. Jan. lath.
The river I frozen over and skatitig-
is the order of the -they. '
Mrs. Robert Joursent (odet•ich, ie
,i�vsietingher_hrnrlee,. LJ.-3ielwig.
tura: Georgi•'Re 'Reit ',toy is undergoing
�treattueet in ltie ('Butlin huspit.d...
' > k---anJtt-. tin-etec-mr har-turnetf
nut o/r. It!'tr1 for grain since last
Shearer Wilson; of London. who
had been visiting relttivrs here, re
luraed home last tiatutd.ap. '
Alt t oilier of the C. O. r. is 4.Xt'- P -r e..1 here etestt- week, J'repawatio►rri -i
Ate being ut,ede for an oyster .upper.
We Want You to 7n9estigate What
THE JANUARY SALE
Means in the Fur Department
HAT it means savings, decided savings, we are sure, but would like you to
investigate for yourself. You will find furs of undoubted quality and style
being st..J at remarkably low prices. Long before the New Year we planned tt,
make furs the prominent feature of the January Sale for 1910. Now there are
hundreds of dollars' worth of new, stylish, thoroughly reliable furs ready for you
at prices that will be both interesting and profitable. If you have any thought of
fur -buying come and see what this big feature of the January Sale means. Don't
put off buying until next winter, for furs of all kinds are on the up -grade and will
unquestionably cost more money then. Take advantage of the January Sale and
• buy now. Here are a few, just a few, of the many good thiligs that are waiting.
Fur -lined Coats, 535
Ladiere fur -lined Coate.
abell of good quality Itlsck .
imported leaver, n ice l y
trimmed with atrappinge.
Later collar xnd revers of
high grade "Western sable.
hawpsrer lining. very dur-
able. Ext1•a wait e c i e. 1 fill•
January Sale $35n(1
each
•
Handsome''ink Stole
Net ,Tal ('anadlsn Mink.
trinuu••d with tel and
natural tits -. Itca•ula1r
Hery
). For Jan- $49.00
miry Sale
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Wt.
Chet
ham
week
Mrs. J
LOCIiALSH. . -
TritsnAr,'Jan. 11th.
DKA'tu Ashur MtK.�Y. --The
death Tit gels McKay took place
last Sunday trim acute bronchitic' and
incipient pneumonia. after a short ill-
ness. The d ceased resided on his
farm on the \shfteld side of . the
h••undary a eh rt distance east of
1, •.don's corners. -He and family had
lately returned t this section after
many ye.u.' ab nce in Calumet,
Mich., bind had hui a new residence,
during the course o Jae( summer, on
his property, which h d been occupied
by him only a few we , s when he, was
cut off by the fell destr yew. The 'de-
ceased was a Literal irL tolities and h
Presbyterian in religion d was liked
by all wbn knew him for -his kindly
manner and friendly disposition. He
is survived by his wife, tw0\sonet and
three daughters, The funitral will
take place tomorrow ( Wedne+{day) at
2 p. m. and the remains will Ftp inter-
red in Lochalsh cemetery.
Pxttmr?Xt - Aorta liKNER.zi.. '.Hiss'
Sarah Cameron, of Detroit; spent a
few days at the parental home
week and returned to the City of t e,
Straits yetterday in company wit
her brother, .ias, Cameron Mia
Margaret McDonald left last week for
Toronto, where she intends to reside
for lame time Rev. R. Tbytate,
of Palmerston, preached iri AehIii liF
Presbyterian church last Sundry and
its also to eondttct the services in that
church next Sunday Donald A.
Matheson has taken charge of the
Inn
,halsh public chat! and began an
hie
duties there on Mond
ay Br--
ce
McKenzie, who has been residing for
none time near Amhorley, in the
house on Archie McDonald's farm, re-
newtkt with his family- to the Othcon-
cesliion of Huron yesterday- Miss
Mary McLennan res d her dutiee
lest week at the school of which she
has charge on the nth atnceesion of
Huron As reports reached bete
that two gallant 'young men were
slowly and toilsomely 'digging their
way with- YhThretrtReim gh the deep
snow somewhere in the direction of
the lake shore. the powerful glass of
the Lochalsh marine «bat vat ury was
turned in that direction, and trio
heads, just visible above the snow,
were diseerne 1, which after long gaz-
ing- were thought its have some re-
semblance to the capitate ends of
Bob and Neil
st
'511.41-Ap tie Anderson arrived house
this 'wi ek"firum Dungxnnun, whet,•
she had bettr_visitiug since the death-
of
eathof her 'mother. "-
John Ferguson leaves on Monday`
for Winnipeg. to work un abridge to`
be Built at Fort Garry by the Ramm-
ilton Bridge Co.
Mr. Dairuer, divinity student. of
Toronto, who is visiting friends in the
village. occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist church on Sunday.
George Yungblut shipped a -earlier('
of hogs this morning. The -price
paid. $14.15 per hundred, is the high-
est ewer paid in this vicinity for pork-
ers.
MT.. and Mrs. Geo. Denstedt are
visiting the latter', relatives -in Strat-
ford and vicinity. Joseph ,Carton hat
charge of the store in Mr. Denstedt's
absence.
The executive of 'the Auburn Union
Sabbath School .Aseocixtioo meets
in the Auburn Methodis church
on the 14th .inst. to make arrange-
ments for the convention.
Among three who attended the
meeting called in the intetest of the
new proposed telephone company at
Gnderich today were W. T. Riddell,
H. E. Knot and D. Ramsay.
Both the sawmills here are buying
loge and making preparation for a
good season's work. Mr. Hewson got
A new boiler for his [Hill but has not
got it into position yet, owing to the
hard freezing weather.
The Auburn Bachelors' Club hold an
assembly at the Auburn House this
evening. Arrangements have been
made to entertain thirty couples at
pier.i'ollowed by dancing. Music
rrtiehed-by AAien Bros.,
Unitas, and Joe Carter, cornetist.
``tate ofiTb,,C 4 To194-7"
Lurie, Mont9.
t.
Frank.1 ('honey make.e>tththat he•t, -color
p'ertnor of the Arm a1•1. 'J. Chenay &
doing lou -in, in the env of Toledo. comity
oral :+tate ntorm.aid. And that ,.laid 11, M vii( Ince
the suns of one hundred dollar. for ialcJf and
trerrrio u1enAfftiTfitltNib nid he en Nat lot
the nneof 11 11's Catarrh Coro.
FRANK J. ('HF:"JFY.
sworn 10 before me and eabw+rlbed In try
pre -epee, this Nth day of lieeenther, A.II. INR.
(sem) A. W. elos.4m,
Pinter,' lublte.
Itall s e'.,tarrh Cure 1. taken internally, arab
art. divertly ore enr blond and mite•os..tirfitena
of I he Send Mr i.- tt nnnlel- tree.
F. J. THF:NlY R CO.. Toledo. ft.
941117 all drngrl.t-, 7i
Takeall'. F'nm•t,- ('111s ter cseetipatien.
vi
A
prep t
be gi
the ne - f
beefed'
musical
of a cunt
sides.
unique entertainment is being
redby the F,pworth League, to
n in the Temperance Hall in
Noire. The tneuibeF s hat
sed it5io incl groups and the
ogram will take the toren
tition between the. two
WIIAT'S 1
one of our et
the calm repo
was startled fly
ing from the wi
business :nen.
Ft %-- A short time ago
izens, awakenirrg from
of the silent night,
bright light strram-
dow of one of our
'he midnight tres-
passer on the ghts of others
startled the eiti<on- •f the beholder.
It turned out tot a attack of ab-
sentmindedness ri( .,e proprietor,
whether caused by the mple profits
of the past venr'w'• bn 'nese, or en 1
anticipation of the NISI • enrof his
bschelor. dreams -- which of these
.amara lett.tet -
ANIVIVKFRIAHY SERV tette. At to
congregatinnel meeting or he (Fry
terian church, held last
lir
One only Russian pont-
Coat, high grade skin. 45
inches \ long. shawl cellar
lined throughout with first-
elasa Irl
ceedingly
Regular
nary S a 1
only
k satin. An err -
stylish garment..
;ru:ti), Fur Jon -
$57.50
Smoked Fd
• tint' smoked
comes dt•wn we
shoulders. large t?
Stoie
fox . stole,
ori: for
its. N». 1
fiti•,. t ReguIa • $35
Ii o r dMillar). $, Q.00
,sale..... v
(took Mutf w ith ea (1
match ...'... t." $24.00
• Isabella fox Stole. torr
le ret.- and fall. 1tes,•' ,1
1111.._-(=ur Jan-..
Bary Stele. $21.00
hook• 'Muff with (lead an,:
tails to match,
special....... 517.50
Five -striped Mink Muff,
to mat h. Very $28.50
special et Q �J
Persi to Iamb Sluff, pillow
shape, (Dade front the very
blest sk inn, bright, even
eufr. • Tie gtiThr err.
Fur .I estuary
Sole$26.,0
......... V
Large 14 t ole to inati•h.
Regular' $'tl►,IMI. l' r $23
Januar,Kah' ,...
Smaller Stole, i e g'ti 1 a t
etary$25.01- I•'or Jan- $19.00
uary `Sale.... .. .7 l/1l
Genuine wt I1 No.•, book
shape, with head on.1 pay
. 1feet, it!, , ti block., cur h .,.11v
be disriucnishe
1a•nx 4".d is vrry nmi• h th.trr
tiutahie. Regular' ¢23lrl,
F n r Jnnnaty $19(]OV
Sale
(;ont • t• A I to s_k a s,.hle
\lutf•t. a ,pits shale, molts
or i - furred skins.
h u th y
euarantit I et oral. Very
eeeciel rim
Sale. tinHarr $t end.... 12
Two i_uifs to • barb
- 1)••.•, t r e't I a t' $
*Itlari,• niiw ...
1►ne, pxtte large iu•.; t, ftk
{414116(• $;;_.tit. F'o' $2
January Sale..... • .
.00
Splendid assortment of
marmot, oprlssum and f„t
Throws and Stoles. Jan
wary tele pricer $6 50
$l.II), $5.50 and ..
Ladies' Fur
Coats, $26.50
Nits only ladies' fur ('oats,
Astrachan te n d neer-swirl,
plaid ter sable _culla r and re-
vera, ch
$2V.W
ale Tach 50
American fox Ruff with I
heal snit tali, r reeler
tti.(al. For January $5.50
Kale 511
(
" One book Muff to match.
regular SO 511. For $ 7 00
January .Sale
Mlink Jlarnwt Nt de, romps
sumo iveN over sh•odders,
Very . peeiel , for $5.00
January Sale each
Mf ntT+ t .match $ 7 00 't
at$t.i.,r b
\V. ween �+shle Muir, fun:
brads r f•wr tail-. flat
,hiapscr.ie.itlar.$12 $8 75
f. J a.rrtnr y M cIe
-.4ger- Muff
One, h, •k .hal..• with heal
s(st t'•„l, .'.rt' -t v list,
- Special (ir Jan $12'50
tint y nate
Coat Department
Ihe near approach of Stock -`laking makes us
all the more anxious to empty the Coat Racks.
‘Ve cannot let Stock-takinn_ on January 31st
find us.with many Winter Coats on hand, -.Racks
•must be practically efnrty before that date. That is
the why and the wherefore -for such coat prices as
are here -today.
Ladies' Coats 58.45
Just ten in this lot, ladies'
fine black beaver Costs
Some plain. some braid tritn.
used -real handsome . g e'
ments every one of therm, ,
regular $12,011 to $18 on.
For January Sale. $8 45
each
Elderly Ladies' Coats
We have abouyt fifteen
exceptionally h arid so Me
Coats for elderly ladies, from
three-fourths to bull length.
Plain tailored beavers or
trimmed with braid and
strappings. No two gar-
ments alike- Regular pr ices
were $15 to *35. Fier Jan-
uary Sale we have ►narked
them at 89.50 to
$24 00
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OIrIa' Coats, .$3.U0
These Coate will fit girth
from ten to seventeen t eels
\
of age. A five -dollar 1 It iv • \
u
all
we are askingfor resets,
r e
$7.60 and $$.00 get teem..
Made in plain or (.nay
cloths, navy, green, red or
mixtures. Special for $5
January Sale each... .
Children's Coats, $3.45
Fifteen children's IS•ats
for girl* front five to twelve
years of age. blue tweed".
reds and gray., natty ger-
menta. Made from very
¢oral material*, Regular
8500to $6.50. Jan- $3.45
nary Side price is...
Misses' Tweed
;Coats, 54.88
Young ladies' ('oats. maria
flout striped faoey tweed-.
dark e•olori. Regular
and $7.410. Jan• C7
C7
54 QQ
nary Kele
Ladies' Costs 56.65
Twelve only ladies' new
Fall and Winter ('oats.
black or colors, all tailor-
made. the last of garments
that sold np as highs as $15.
For January S alt VV5
we mark them each UI
Misses' Fine
Coats, 57.00
only fly,. .n six „t -1,•••.,
VP. a• I%t. kee-sly : 1 ,1 1. • .• ,
n( navy nr illy, i..
At -n t grey tweet-.
Regular *11 Ill to $l?.:ill.
Jtt♦ntia Cy
444.1(1 Pile
57
11. -re i -',t some ,•r
January Sale
very. Hill. tIuality,.11-
tv,s,I ('.e -Lucre 'bow.
tw.)oral it•. twain.
less fret. made front
soft yarns that will
give excellent wear.-
Hegular 45c every-
where. I'Ji pair* to
tail for J.•tetary Kil,•
at 3 pairs 51.00 I�
for.
N Bath Towels,
2 for 25c
These (leth Tow
are worth Ise in :0- in
the reg(Ilar way. Tv
patterns, large size,
plain ground w i t 11 11
t'nlorPd stripe. .1 e n -
t nary Kalem.'extrx
1 +parial, 2 for . . 25C 1
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$1.35 Corsets 89c
Five dozen orgy rem
(;onset*. extra Ion g
WIPP the hips, mage
from fine, "thing white
hat sate, heavily.
Heeled, with home
Ilitppnrlere -one of the
latest produetiont this
season. A spec i a l
bargain that came our
way the other (ley.
All Have top to 'Ji,
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*1.2., For Jan tary
S.tle, per pair ja.9c
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iUl �A WINDSOR LADY'S APPEAL 1
mutda►ided W him to ive y --- fi -'re -AR Wetririi :-- 1 wilt rube fret.
sires in the church nn Nlmaay, a with full instructions, my Jtome treat-
Zird inst., aqdthe usual tea-Aieetin meat which positively cures Leucon_
on Monday, the 24th. Re% Mr. Area, Ulceration. 1►Isplacements, Fail-
with lisp, J. R. MAnSunday, OnCMlnnngiitg . , nen tlis• Wino Hot Ftaahes, Nerv-
evening after the supper a Kest -class 'How. day mane*, lfcltancholy •Patna tib the
program will he given. AddreH Jlnt Back, Itowet Sidney any
R sats Illn,hler troublim. where cattnsd by
are eapx•r awl from Rev, Messrd� weakeno
peculiar to our sex. Ton
Ferguson, of lfelgrave, Mover, of Ili ran continue treatment at home at a
Helens, and Lundy. of Walton, and (tat of tints( about 12 cents a west.
Mina Wheaton, elocutionist, of Kin- My "hook, ' Womnn'o Own Medical
eat -dine, hes been engaged for the Adviser." ale° Hent. frry on nest.
orea.(inn. Other talent, will be an- Write to-riay. AAdrons Mr.. 1E .,
pounced later, men, B.0 Me W1 dsor, Otic •
Ferguson, q( Belgrave, will o copy ng of the Womb, Painful or Irregular
'erinds, -Uterine a el Q Tian wry
J. BROPllEY & SON
-• vMs I.BADINQ-.-.
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders abr,•►*1N stt.n.•d f* .t .11
ks urs. nlfht r Ar,
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G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
AND
FUNERAL DIREDTDR
Furniture and Undertaking warnroorn..
Weal, akte Sonars.
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