The Gazette, 1894-02-08, Page 4so:Atilt
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(On 'Finest Stock
of Overcoatmgs and
Winter Sings
A`o Clear ViittAge 1 balance of my Fall -
Stock -COSTI
MEMEMBER—
Thi 's a FULL
SUI (making
included.)
REMEMBER, TOO—
This is 20 per_cent. off
on all new Stock and
the best of trimmings
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Call and examine for yourself.
No trouble to show goods.
Fits and workmanship guaranteed.
H. E. Liesemer.
Mfldmr
Book Store.
Wall and Ceiling Papers,
Borderings, etc, in the lat-
est designs. A large rangL still
left.
Choice lines of Ladies' and Gentletuen's
Writing -Material
Fancy Goods, Toys,
Novelties, Base and
Foot Balls.
School Books, Office Books, Hymn and
Prayer Books of every description.
Telephone Exchange.•
C. SCHURTER,
MILDMAY
Planing*:
—AND—
Furniture Warerooms
0000
G. & 80111/aim.
lianufactorers of andDealers in
Sash, Doors, Lumber
and all kinds of
ir-ag 21filaziatc,irlaa1
Planing and fscrallth,droft° 6rtgier. CAsif paid
('ONTR4CTS for Buildings taken. Plans,
Specification* and estimates furnished on
application.
A large and well assorted stock of
RNITURE
clowns' 'Ulm of
- Parlor Stiites.
Bedroom SuitPs,
Dining room
end Eit-chert
Furniture,
Office Furniture
- • of en kinds,
- •Nagy chairs, etc. do..
Prices Away DONVII.
war& your while to *re us a calL
3. & - Schtvall3a.
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POflI IUTTOn SAUSAllES; FIN mo
LL Stilt Of-fPait-111EATIAEPT COLI-
STUTLYa HAIM.
fullsupply'ff.4.61* MEAT-
st Prce paidfor 1670, -...,*;s:1**._
This week we visited one o
minion and purchase
. -
oe'r Prices and Quality.
weed manufactaring establishments in the Do-
s= hundred dollars worth of the newest and best
ngs in the market
Frices
• This Means
That we are able to give them to you at less than they cost other
merchants, as the privilege of buying at mill prices is enjoyed
by ourselves alone. We give you the benefit 9f it.
The Suit we give you for $13.00 is.a marvel. All -wool Tweeds from 80c, 350, 4oc, 50c,
60c, 75c, 85c, $1 up to $2. A
line of Scotch and English Suit-
ings. You .cannot afford to miss
it
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We're.after l: the Trade'! I
We're fixed for it Our shelves are loaded. Our counters are groaning with the :-..rush of seasonable goods. We have
something nobby and cheap to suit tlie tastes of everybody. Our prices are an open defy to the trade.
Flannels, Linens, Cottons, Woolens, in the most extensive and choice ranges.
is replete with everything imadmable in that line
Our Dry Goods Department -Fiona a spool of theread to a complete suit.
Gt-roer3r 33e13eirtnrierkt Ie, in the besi.
have the atest goods m Teas, Sugars, Spices, etc.
No -trouble to show goods
Produce taken.
possible shape with only he purest goods. We
holier.
D ot zheen Ladies Ce orbsreatesinjgustthl erecepelie\brecaltdeirirenct &from
1 A.
Every pair guaranteed.
60 pieces New print just opened out
still give from 121/2 to 20 per c. discount for_Cash on all goods
except Groceries.
Winter Goods at and under Cost.
Fur Coats and. Robes at astonishing Bargains.
—Full Line. D very DeS,t
makers.
611)th.
ilair
a±ticies as
Baking Soda,
-rdWare
solvedarti;eanrshits911 Advertisement
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Fordwich,have
next week +5
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VANGELICAL.—Services '
-1-• • Sabbath School at 2 I
Superintondent. Cottage pr.1)
day evening at 7:30. Young
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Ch
evening at o'clock. RCN'. 1‘1.1.
PRESBYTEIIIAN.—Servic-s1
bath School 9:30 a.m. J.
eneent. Prayerrneetilig. We.
- o'clock. ltcv. H. W.
R C'H.1_111CH. Se' ira
ather \Vey, P.1. Sk-r,
alternatively at 1'3:39 a.:t1.
every other Sunday a: 3 p.m.
230 p.m. every caller Sunuay.
ICYTHERAN.-13 v. Dr.
vices the last tilrCeuii
at 2:30 p.m. Similay Schoole
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for each subsequent
Local business notices Sc. pc.
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Contract 0ayablc-
Grand Trunk
Trains loave
lows :
ExiF.. !.r.„
Mai 11.55
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New A‘Ivertisz..7-.1
Ladies' Corsets -1. Mj
Strauge but true—Sch2.
Our bast adv.-311ver
.Auction Sale ----A. 13....2n
sop—(2.
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• fair elacatic,ti
A wo2 kt:Ian 23,72 -ad 13:75.2.:
hand badly inj.:ri..1in
saw Li:11 tile
Miss Eva K.
at present. the
A. B.r2lamati. in this
Mr. Gee.
Surrday last in
Querkin, fornier-,< cif
a good business.
Mr. Chas. Bull:wan Las
new harness businessin
bpildincr„ opposite the
adv. appears in another col
Mr. P. J. Duffy is this
onto the Oberholzer farm, 1
-eon. 5, Carrick, mhich he
leased for a term of year.
Mr. Clabine had one of I,
broken last week in S(.-.1.17:
mill. A pile of board.; fe
edging ma..cLi n e onto
the accident.
m.r. -John R ihertson an,
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nuan., called at Mr.
while on their wr=y, b
-viMt. with friends in Lni
...
.- ---„r. 1.-2.F.-eace has ;11•;. w-
-7k,s,:,,; t•Tarary and draying bu-ine,
the buildings, to Ar. „T. F.
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bit Possession was given
1;011"gralm Bros.' sawmia
ring „I-
t and day and this
a treilliendens ahi Gun t of
season. They have heen 4
et the rate of 200 daily, iris
as our types got it last wk
The Canadian Jubilee 5
give concerto!, LI the town
Tuesday and WearieaL- e -
der the auspices of Court 2.
186, 0.0. F. The troupe is
&qual to the famous Fisk
Zompany, and they enjoy
▪ tering notices from the pi
where.
., - Mr. R. Kidd was turning
-1 the street in front of Johus
osterday morning. when t-13
and 10.0 fractft
ious; rivial
free from the -lig and
et at alai:ions rate. Rem
--4,i.sZETTB WSW it took to
e-ased co' e
'galloped past the store
aver & Stieglm.'s Mt. &I,
tared the horse. The
2:: SaerablY broken., but fortimai
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