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The Clinton News-Record, 1900-10-11, Page 98 - --- 1. -, � . . . YOU I � I � . save. I I i . . Anqrrl I . . . woulpoy. - . . I . , aud'Incidently we make some. � I , I You have lit) objection to that. - � . I Have you? � Well,lob us explain how. � . .� � You .make a selection from nearly, two I Itupdred books. All good titles. I . Cloth bound books printed on. fair- ly good paper, from clear type, .in � � . reasonably strong and attractive � I binding. . i . Then you pay us it f teen cents, wit lob is . I I . assuredly, ten. eents at least, less than you have often been, asked for � a book no better. That is where I . you save ten cents, maybe more. I � We make some money because we . .. bought such a big quantity at jubt, . � , . . . a 11itle less than Of teen cents. I Itinsur" that you get the biggest I . I I book value procurable. � I I . � � Ask anyOU6 who has seen then). ! Better still come And see for yourself. I They are conveniently. arratiged-ou I display, so it will trouble no one, . . T14o favor of your inspection Is solicited. I 11 . . Buy if you wish-. I I , . . I . Agensa�Vowkar?a DAI Works. � I I � . I . . I . * " . . 1. . The I D, Fair. go., � I � Often the Cheapest, Alwoya the Best, . � " . I - --- ---.- . I � . ,- . " I I - New Advertisemeats. , . Bioyoiopargalns�-W.Coopor & Cc .......... I ,� watch this store grow-Newcembo% ........ 4 !; � Voterluary,-Dr. J, fwornan . � ............ :.* .4 � Tito Now Storo�O� B. Xoeiib; ...... ... �--o-.-. 6 � , Sensational Shoe Sale-Jaokson. Bros �. I I .... 5 . . I . Ton Save Money -W, D.F air Co, .............. 8 � The slater.Shoo-Jaokson Bros ................. 8 I The Bast4antlaStyles-Hodgens Bros ...... 8 , . Auction Sale -Jas. LaIthwatto .... ... ;...., �.. 8 � . I Coat .Lost-Nnws,R),PcQRD ..... ........... �.. a Houseand Lot For SaW ... Geo.Aumball'. ..... 8 For Salo --Albert Downs. � ......... ; ............. 8 . - 1 I � � I � I - --- ------ . I . I . ' � I . . � I &boot o� <> 0 . I I I . I . . . . I I � ;. . �, 0000000300mem . WHERE THEY ARE People . . 1. �. �� 4ND WHAT . 0 � . I .. . . . . I THEY ARE DOJNQ .. I I 1 00000000004-10 WeKnow. . . � .. . - 1. . 1. &r. J. Taylor was in Eqtratford, on. , . I , Tuesday. . . 1. I .1 � . .. . 1. , . � Mrs. Sohn Spooner left last week for ...� I I - . . Winnipeg. .. .. -0 I .. , . . . .� Miss Anole Picli* ba§' returned from � . Chwtham.- ' ' , . .. . . . 11 . . � , I , . I . I Mr..Stowarthlacpherson has returned. � . from 'Brantford. .. . . . I . � ' I . � UK Will Webster of Goderich visited ," , .1 friends in town this week. , I . I I., I I . .. Mr. R. Gardiner returned from 'Koubw . real last week for a few days change. Miss PollyMooro.of Hensall was the 1 . guestof MriL'T. ,H. Cook on Toes- . . . day. . . .., . . . . i Miss Hoggarth of Crornarby was' in . town - for a few days of the pas.t week., % . I %. I .. . I Mr. John Mennell,. for somdriloothsof . the staff of the Wroxeter Star,. has returned. home. . . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ma6donald of Sea. ' . forth were the guests of friends in town on Sunday. . . . I . . Miss L. Wheatley is in St. Marys . . helping nursehlissThomps9n, sister. of Dr. Thompson,wh6 is yery ill. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arscott a . nd their little dauA bter Miss Ena of, London , are guests at Mr. R. F. Andrews.' , . Dr. Thompson has been in St. Marys . . twice this past week visifinf. big . sister who is very ill with tb6 ever. I � � � Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Sprung-oi the I . Base Line were The ,guests of the . Mayor and Mrs. Jacks6n the other 'L day. . . � * Mrs. (Rev. Gray, who had been vislu- Ing at 4er rnother's, Mrs. Adam Cook, has returned to her home in Mi I chigan. . I I �. . Miss Lillian Howson of tbeRattenbury street parsonage arrived home'6n Tuesday from a two yrionths' visit with her sister in Michigan. . I I Mr oney of Mt.. 'Forest, *who has b %Y visiting her sons in the Far West, is now the guest , of� her . daughter, Mrs. George Rorke., �. Mrs, Solomon Erb of Berlin was the guest of Mrs. Thos. Jackson one day last week and made arrangements to take up her residence in 01inton. Rev. J. F. Parke was in St. Marys on Sunday filling the pulpit .. of Rev. Mr. Taylor, -who preached anniversary serVices in St. Paul's church. . � I . i ,Mr. W. M. Lowery leaves next week for the Ont,trio Veterinary Oollewe to* continue his coursefor V. S, . M. ' % . ip a diligent student and by next June will be graduating With high. 1( standing.. I . . . . . Mr. and Alf -s. Thomas Rumball of St� Jacobs, who were visiting Olintoft friends for a few days, are now th I guests:of relatives in London. 0 underptand Mr. Rumball bits declin- ed the off-er of the G. T. R. station at . Oakville, preferring to remain at St. Jacobs. I Mr. 3 - H. McConnell, representing the Brit,ish Chemists Company, Was in town on Wednesday mud gave THE NEws-lInco-RI) a call. Mr. McOon- . nell is A Huron Old Boy and a native I of the fair township of Stanley. Ile . is a shrewd advertising man and is bound to make his wily in the world. His headquarters tire now in Torot) to, I Mr. George McNair of the 2nd concesi sion of Stanley come up yesterda o spend a few hours with an old friend, Mr. James Ross. As his name I t , ly Air. McNair is.a Highlan er ,in 'IN hale and hearty tit his eight - ! k sevdh years. By shrewdness a perseverance be bits mccumulated mpre than enough of the Wherewith, . all to enable him to round out life fix ease and comfort. . . Mr. and Mrs. nobt. Mollveen of Wab. ford were in town this past Week calling upon old friends, They have also been visiting in Goderich town. ship and Stanley, where they are well known and Very much res (ea- r ,% , ted. All are pleased to lea n t at this estimable couple are dc.in w it in tboir new home, hub 16 will ta long ere the ties thab bind them to their present surroundings will be as strong as those which attach them to Stanley. . Among the callers on THE NEWS. RocEnt) yemtotday was Mr. Robt. returned front a visit Of about a month in Manitoba and looked as if he had enjoyed J himself, Ile was favorably ittipressed by the country, � more so than lie had thought possi. ble from recent reporta, and says tbab the prospeeta I � a the districts which he visited Are not just no blue . %a bas been stated. ,Among the friends be visited while an the ptair. fes were his two cousins, Itobt. and � John Armstrong, The tormor ballb I a handsome residence last 6ummer . and Is now very comfortablylocated. Ile farms extengivelY and fig making substantial pro rega, 11(t lives at 811vor Springo w1lille Air, Sohn Arm. strong onitivAE6412,10 acres twar Pilot Mound and haa &lee been making ex. pensive, Improvements on [tin farm. This past oompon lie Wilt a barn I iot with m nine foot Gton6 ,.� 40 x SO fe I wa 1,Thd placolooka like one of the % I ben�,o Our Ontario fartoff, tit,. Robb, . Pollockof Silver8mings in ahothor V, -- ,-.---- ----- 1----- I 1-1 The Slimes Mainki spent a few days in . Illyth la'A week. Dips. Watson of Heafill-th !'I a gue6t at the parental boine, Mr. John Leblie's. MisR L. Orrabain, was In 13lyth on Tir-:4. day acting as Judge of fine Arts ,It the Fair. . Mr. Ed. Itowed went down to London on Saturday to visit bie howe for * few -days. Mrs. W. Jones And Miss Jottes have I been spending a few days with Wa. wallosh friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brivin of Bayfleld Wore in town on, Friday 'last Wid from here Airs. Rrwin took train for Kiticardive for a visit to ber slett,ri. Mrs., Sturgeon. Mrs. H. Carpenter of Buffalo, who had been visitinghersister, Mrs. Albert Nott of Stanley, Mrs. lCearns of $topletou and friendis . in Palmerston, left, for home on Saturday, Mrs. Edwaid Dinsley of Ohleago.spent & few days of lasp week with Mr. Nichol Robson .And other friends in town and vicinity. He was acconi- panted over by Miss Stanbury of � Detroit who will remain here for i I some time, . Mr. Dinsley is native of Clinton but is now chief inspector of the National Milleral insurance, commav of Chicago for which he rece MO. H . Satu whe He wbil chat 10981 live . f4ra leav I Jan *mar wag .-in 8 Mr. i day . won . ed h take exp pres On � tion . ter � tion mat 11 . lit . I will Boo in t Vail es, o . hktv , . , not . for . , . Mr. span . Seafo .. Mri of Ste Ing fr hosine We Done Mr. balevI ' Rb,bt. day 0 j@ve at *B ' merr centr middl them !nk a . counc also , hors ' e frlen� his p .. , Mr. flne'b �ago f Mr. .apple -very farm 1, MIS Tisid well I in Do . I ' who of th in'Go . I Mr was v 'field; Mis . Toro . Mr Setrf( I .Mr. Were met store � shaft Mr. , on M hog.9, Mr dvalu I to cin Mr worr say 8 Bayfl ed tip . Mr bed ' Q. A Mr. his b wi.th Mr Ashv Will], I Air, a fari on Ti took Hunt Willi the It . Mr Line ing . moth wher son, 1 Mr, Acreage unuot trop"I In no 00"ntry, like I Wheat ATOWer. All I � ived a very handsome salary. . - . EO$sler of Blake was in town on tday on his way to Stratford re he spent three or four days. called on The People's Paper a in town and we bad a wee hit about things in general. Mr. , - er Is a successful farmer and s In .a township where good � ismid farmers ilhouna. Before ingliepaid his subscription to , lab, 1902, and at the time rO ked that THE NEWS'RUCORD, becoming increasingly. popular Wiley � ohn Ireland returned on Thurs. last from Manit9ba, whither he t last spring. As it has happen - is first trip to the prairies was n in the worst season they have erienced for years so that his fill- . ' SIOns arq not the most tavorable. , 16 pta�ids, first in his'estima- yet. TheTerritories fared bet - than Manitoba and in some see- s the rops wore good. To make tets 4iorso there has been a I very rainfall And A large part of p is still out in the fields and be.r6ined it the rain does not 2 hold-up. The thr.eshers isuffer he depression,. which must pre, for it time, iis well as all branch. f trade. ' The,new settlers who e no capital to fall back'an will be able to walk on easy street some time to come. . �- -- . . . STANLEY TOWNSHIP. . � . . � . , . . . I 4. Bates sold . a v . ery fine heavy of horses- to/blt. J. Archibald of rth on Weduesda* last. - . James Walker and Mrs, Walket phen township, who were visit- iendsbutfiispart,�have returned I � . . . . . . . I . 1. , ,. are sorry to hear ,of Mrs. A an being On the sick list. � Richard Penhale and 'Mrs.- Pon. !sited at flid latter's brother, Mr. NIVatson. of Brucefield, on Fri. . f last week.. � - . . ''. 11 rybody took in the . World's Fait ay0eld last Wednesday.' Th( r -go -round seemed to be th( e oUenjoyment. The aged, th( e aged and the young availed selves of the opportunity of hay. :tide. 'By the. way; our 'populal ilman of the Goshen Line wai riding on one of the merry dwith our aged And esteemed , Mr. Thos. Reys .of' Varna, ai . artner. � I I . A.6albraith purchased ,a ver3 unch of stock steers a few- dayi . rom. Mr. � Chas. Reid. . A. 'Mitchell is around buyln� sat present. The prices ar6 ,nol pricouraging .and many of thi ers are selling to the evaporator g Ray Taylor, who. has best ug at her sister's, Mrs.. J. Rath of BayReld. returned to bar homi troit last FrBay, . I 1. ,.. r8, I Reid, *hi ds At Lucknow Tas' Reid ,and - � ' been ' !sit!" frie tied h V e,__M day last. ." .'so OT an h 'I'tt, and M. Brown6tb� were libineattending the furiorA air sister, r6turned to their holai deivioll'on Friday last. - ' s. William Hayber of St6pher isitinka.ti Mrs. WanislPy's bf Bay � I 11 . .1 . . .1 . 9, Bertha Johnston has. gone ti nto this week.. I - s. James Spackman was o*er t, rth on Saturday; ' ' . : I.. Michael Dupes and daught4 over to- Clinton and:on his w4i with a mishap through his hors bling and, breaking . one of. th s, This happened on Saturday. W, Johnston was over to tow onday with a load of good f �] . . . I I I . .W'i . . William ild: It" two met Ing for him. � Will knows It payE in. . . . : James Johnston had five sheel ied by dogs the other night. H be will make the dogs scarce ii aid if they, don't keep -them chain , and not inuch wonder. . . John Sharp of the Babylon Lin t three head of cattle from MrE bad for a good sum. John Bailey is looking pleasant etter-balf baving,.presen . tod bin . .afine'.girl. I . � . William Stinson has Lone t, was our best km sold a couple itob& breed( cl&ss and tea Gleon has ah the Snowdon Death has; borhood and fant soft of fundi to th, 0; 11 The t comn WC On lo Tucki stock Rnhn daughter of Mi , will remain a 10 resent. llo� the Babyloi on Monday, lum Mrs. Rathwell' bam, to Clintol �r home with he .a Mason House' in, who is one o Loop breeders, ba ,eicesters to a Man 3 sheep were higl high price, JMf ais stock ram b )f the Sauble Line 1191ted our neigh I Harry Rhor, in lenry, Peck. Thi ' Sa�'da`y Owl V ,Rev,. , a0dralltah'aa sery1ce svmi)tLthr of thi Aulotion Sitle Registor, - � . . -- . Inesday, Oct. 17th, at 1 P. W.- :11, Con. 4, Huron Road survey, ramith xtensive sale of fark whoe - ut roserve.-Willian: e7o Proprietor; Thos, Brown onear. . raday, Oct lsth� at 1 1). M.-011 of On I'levor ,1 'Xilos. I I . p. m. -On lol lot). farm - sbock ivroprietols'. I P, M. -At mile West of a of bonso. Irgess, Pro. Aixebioneer.- 6 " at 1 %m. - I lllalke� Lluetion Services. -Last; Tuesday a red letter day for t1w Presbyter- !ougregations of Varna moil Blake. Preshytery of Huron met at 2 p. )r the induction of Rev. Thomas idson, M. A., into the pastorate. ,r lho,Rdlotof Induction was read Rev. Vt. 11. Larkin of Seaforth con - ,ed divine service, He preached xcellent sermon. from John xv * 14, �r service the pastor elect was in - a to come forward to the platform I THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD I OCT. 11 I900 ) I ---- -.--- ----1--1.1-.-- .- __�., --- � '", ....." - --11-11 .1 1. 1. 1. ....-11.111101011- 0010-11 --- 0 1i 11 --��:�:��- -" :.�� - . - � - ,4,"� ------ -:--��, � ----..---- _______--;- -- ...... --- ---. ---,-.- - ' - - . � I � �-- .. -----. I � - , KIPPI,.N, - - WRITU RIUMBOWBR8 XMT. . 11ODGENS BROW BIG DRY GOODS STORJ� - Chrisfion Endeavor *1011101 I MI, 41 9-14 1 4'. 9 �11 . - Ill-" kindness and gave the first named ,'A V a 10144111k 0) yet& 061 0 V APYVW,.N**4�#WAOV~.A&AAAAYV~'P#Vyyk, . 1w, . At 01191ph, Oct# 2-4 Huron county W. V ,. T. 11. was held fairly good education. The latter -- in the Illyth Methodist church oil .1. I . is still young, beltiq in her 13th year. Wednesday of last wo9k. Mias.F)sber, � �. . - I . I I Howe ,� Tito twelfth and moot inspiring Convention I �, - ver she was be ng treated with I . I k,,, -president, every ,dness till death calle(I the of the Ontario QW113tion Endeavor Union has of Wingliam, county vice . I .. I . I presided. � .0: �, 40 1 benefactor AWAY. Mrs, Redmond Passod into history. Some anxiety was ox- � The convention was opened at nine i, I wasworthover $30',10 in real estate Pr -ed by the oxcoutivo, as to the attendance A. in., Mro. Myles Young of 1317th I . And Personal property. She I be. at this Convention, on account of thermolution. �n�11f.,� ,IAf.j,,...I . 1. - is.. . �n,. � I I 4 . I to 01 P I I is proportytothe adopted thatwa Pa,4,,iedatlrauAltoniulWB,wUlch4ocii if- ; "M 3 which Miss Fisher resumed the chair !� I ! , 0 wallim � ove named. and to re!ativps. Away with the free billeting system, but the and called upon the recording-secre. . I 11 " ,I took place last Monday dolegatca cAmQuQtwItbst4uftg'theae restric- tary, Airs, McGillicuddy, of Goderlell. I � bon cemetery. The services tions, There wore luatteraiiince over 00 dole. fortheminutesof the previous con- - I � ,etch by Rev, S. Acheson of oates and the oineletrAto was ocurod on all iko vention, which were read and ap. I tibip was then giien to him by the 011, `111ur"y e church. Many rMat,WeS proved.' I - . meolblPrS of presby tery whb Were pre- and citizins ,4140 to pay the last railroads. I The corree oniing secretary, Airs. 1� . _LL I Thero was not a weal; spot tA the 'pr ogra. in � - -- . . . . . . . -1 I I I sent. The Rev. A. Stowartof Clinton tribute of respect to the Aeparte,d . Alex. Ross, opWingharn, then read re- .1 - I 11 � - -- I -, then delivered a capital adde"s to the friend. 4 the three days of the Canyon- ports from the local unions, all of -- - I ", . pastor. This was followed by a very It Is, with foolin s of regret that we tion, the sablects worecactle-Al and popular, ,- )."-,) 10.1, ( 7` - , , . 4 appropriate address to the congrega. , this week chroniefle the demise of Mrs. and the spea tors were a beat that have been which were adopted by the convention, I board at anf of the Christian Endeavor Con. when .'Mrs, B. P. Paulin of Wingbain 01 1 . - tion from Rev. R. 11. Sawers of Bruce- Margaret Redmond of this place,rolicit tions lie d in this Provinceinot excepting this reported on the . ospet temperative I yon get it at 'The Palace, it's good. . oftho)ate Charles .Redmond, which InotlernationalefI893whioli was hold in Mon. f, field. Rev, J. S. Henderson, Modera- , work done in Wing vint, ter of Presbytery,preeld0d. At the 0er- sad event took Place last Saturday tre3l. .. morning ln,her 70th year. Deceased The local commPtee 414 their work well and. In the, absence of the county treasur- . . . . ko��'V#VVW,�-,tAOYVWYYYVYYYVVYYV - . vices. After the boyiedictloo. was pro, the billoting and registration arrangements erg Mrs. M. Y. McLean, of Seaforth, . nounced Rqv. S. Acheson was invited was a native of theCounty Fermanaght went very smoothly a the Convention Hand* the treasurer's report as read by Mrs. I , Ireland, being born In the year 1830. qunrtQrs in Chalmers' Presli orian church, A " �41 to acco'llpally the pastor to the door Man, of Vapelca, Ran., and Colin Campbell, of G N % . , - . oderich, showing . 1, and Introduce him, to his people. This She emigrated to this country while ROY, Oiins� M- sit . e Win. Shaw, of Bostoon, were the leading speak- a good balance on hand. Much regret . �� I � � . ,Z" being done the audience separated for young mud waa married to Mr. R'*s from the United States, and in otior of was felt that Mrs, McLeaan declined The Best - tea. At 8 p. tn. the congregation as- Charles Redmond, a pensioner of the t4oin as well as the ,birth place of Christian to �gain take the office of treasurer )r . . . . I I I British army in 1805. After 15 or 10 Endeavor.the Stars and Stripes and the Union sellibled agairtIn the church to.give A JAck, were draped from. the put It of the Con- : and As A recognition of her past services - . L $tor, ,toy. MI., years of married life dedeased was left vention churchi and the folds oined together a. ver, reception to their pa f( r hearty vote of thanks wits .. Z� - . . Davidson presided, Stirring, appro, it widow and resided on it small farn). beneath the we flit of the bible expressine the cartlea by the convention. I near Kippen till called away. Mrs. Rentimout of t 'a Convention towards the . It � . � priate and edifying Addresses were , The following department& were re- I ,Z. I I `t , I AN � deliveredby lievs. Martin orExeter, I'torl"ddresses of WelcomViven by Dr. Tor- ported on as follows; Sailors, Mrs. , Redmond was it woman, fall of an- T i I � 1 . rg Igenwta.tid, of good business ranco, Rev. W. J. Hindlet, , H. Graham and Holland, of Goderich; goal, Airs. Ache- I 1-11 - I I Vinklainder of Zurich and Acheson of ebl ,j dill�he a f , 1��. . , I I Kippon. The Zurich choir r 0. Y, ugal and accamu- Ma,gr Welgaii were auita 13r replied to by Rev. son, of Goderich; Sabbath 0gervative, I - , . , . en(TI?red is W. I -Wilson, of Hamilton, Whose eloquence � I . enchanting music for the 'oecasion. lated a considerable money, §1 and ready wit here became famous. . Mrs. Kirkman,.ot Seatorth, scientific � of, appropri- wag the foster mother of Miss BllZa- Thmentlemenealdhe was highly I I X Styles AW ' , The pastor also gave a bri beth J�ane, now Mrs. John MCKAY" I . honorpd ernpel. nee instruction in schools, Alys. - I R I . ate address. The meeting was closed I to spea c for the Endeavorers of Ontario who Acheson, lumbermen's work, Mrs. 144'1- 1 also of Miss Amelia Collins. I She were now over 10,000 strong and an org iza- . L � ired to their ford olHDImesville; press, Mrs. Me- Ohly the best of the seaSon!S mantle styles are here I Dhe ea- Of ,an . in. and till rm tion, who love their home better than t T Ill L at 11 ay brougbb up these - girls with great lo , . . _ home-11feeling it was a long to L be . ,ton, the church better than the theatre, tho, ddy,. of Goderich . remembered, . . ,,late bettez than the gambler, the bible bot- Mrs. Slater, of the Blvtb. W. 0. T.U., None but those Stamped -with the seal of Pame Fashion's ap. , . ter than the novel., then read an - address "of welcome to . Ur Win. Sliaws' address on "Lessons on roll- ----------- 111.111save4on. . gous,%vork, the Nfixoteenth. Cent the delegates and Mrs. McGillicuddy proval have found aamittance to chiS,. the best mantle StOOLC L I . ury ought to , . . I . tesoh us,' was very much aptreplated and a made a- suitable reply. .. HULLETT TO � very cordial reception will e tenderedMr this Store has ever known. One strong point of the Stock is L WN$HIP. A large number frcm this viciolt fzhaw when he comes back. to Canada. The following offloors were elected - - � , Attended the laneral of Mr.. HugK OnIF one speaker on the program was absent for the insulog year: President A flas its newness.. There are over 125 garments here to select from, . Mr. S. Appleby left on. Tuesday for Love of Stephen. Mr, Love at one Rev. J'as, Elliott, of Kingston, and he sent his Fisher, of Wingliam; *lce-president, every one to visit his cousins, the time resided a'short distance from address to be read. - Mrs. Russell. of Seaforth , recording- brand new, bought for this falPs Selling,, and the I S�utn"w're this villag I 0. . social side of Endeavor and Dr. X. Steele, of secretary, Mrs. McGillicuddy, of Gode- whole stock representing the cream of this season's styles � Glee oodrfamily, who Win. exten- . Rev. W. R. McIntosh, of Elora, snake on - tli,3 I . � . L I sively near the'town of Durham.' The The attendance at both churches Tavisbook�on the litera Mrs. Greenwoods are a very hospitable ru side'of Endeavor then rich; corresponding -secretary, There'Suo Such collection. of high-cl�ss, iap-to-date mantles '; . _ was small on Sabbath owing to the Air Win, Shaw follow with -a round table. Alex. Ross, of Wingli-am; trLasurer, ' . , � -Mr. Appleby will . 1 conference, - * 11 anywhere near here, and theFte few price hints will giveyou, tple and we know disagreeable weatheii. Mrs, Tait, of Blyth. , � ave a pleasant t1rae among them. Denominational rallies were held lit the St. � I � � I Quite a number of out, young men A4drews,Prc9byterian,Publia St. Methodist The county Vresident was appointed an idea of the dowD-right good values: - . . . . . . I n He will not attended the concert at.Z,Ar1&b on Tuejw Disciples, and Baptist a urches where practical to r I I . I I; return for about a week. I teeresent the Huron coun.tv union I L I � I � . I . ; Miss Maggie Brown.of Rullett,"'who day evening. All report a good time, tonics were discussed. at e provincial couventioli to be. held, Black niggerhoaa mative, firm cloth, .,- Good quality of beaver, most'popular .. was.the guest of Mrs. P. Otinimings of Double headers were the order on Wednes- Smi L . Potato digging is now the order of day evening when two strong addresses wore Alt , th's Falls. , that will give good wear, ooab ool. shades of fawn, pearl'buttonst vol. - . . L Winglimm, has returned home, the day, Everyone seems to have 4 von by Roy. Elmore Harris, of Tor . The thanks of the co L . onto, ard . I tivention were yo� collar, 'meroorlsed lining, one, The following 18 the standittg, of the . Way. W. F, Wilson, of Hamilton, in Chalmers, larl 6 metal buttons, plaict lining, . . I tendered the ladies of Blyth for their I good crop, Rev� A. L. Gegilo, of Porkdalf),und Rev. J. W. - . 0 . � has a very stylish appearance...,. ,v@75 of the best styles, we abowi,a gar. , , pupils of S.�S. No. 2,. Hullett tor.tbe Mr. Chns. Troyer is again. on - his Graham, of Eas Toronto In Norfolk St, church generous hospitality ment that has a good appearan.00 . L rnontb of September The nmines�.are route collecting taxes. Mr. Troyer on such SUbftts as "The Rearot of Fruit bear- After singing "God Be With' Yon . glv,en in order. of merit :-Sr. dth-fda basbeld,this ,position for a number ing" L"The oung Men Problem,". ,'.The True Till We Meet Again", the convention Black , olge.orhead mantles, nowest, . and will weaf well .............. 7o75 .1 P. ornish. Jr. 4th -E, va Miller, Clarit Mission -df the Andeavorep.11 I I out, 0 pearl , buttons, silk lined, a . Fine quality of beayei, velyet. collar, . yJ.tlJ of years and is the right man in the . Thursday morning was the business session was brought to a close. Next year's ,5.0# silk lined, pearl buttona, newest . � Biggiu, Goo, Bayley, Sr� 3rd -L . . - . . stylish and.sarvicemble garrapilt.; L : I right place. - I I the JuniorSuporinteitdout Miss S. M. white. convention will be held at, Seaforth. . I . out, shades of red�greyj fp,wa a id I Brown, Dorcas Churchill; W. B,gff,n. I - worth, of Brookville, L reporting 0$0 Junior The executive met ,;I,Gl...30 p. 11) . . .1 . . , , Mr. Peter Staley visited at O.. Troy L . . . black ........ I .... I ............ S 6 25 L Jr. 3rd -Flora McNeil, Frank Tyn all,L er's Friday. L . ' . . Societies and 20 00 members, . . . when the following ,superintendent; Beaver M&Uile, L Coat oollar, Pearl. Beaver mantles, extra good qrslity, I ' Lily Reid, Jennie Glow. Sr. 2nd-Gleft . . . The General goeretarr, A. T. Coo,=,01inton, . I . I . . re nded: Parlor meetings, buttons, silk lining, bile.of � . 0ornish, John Killer, Anthony Vaheg- I - I I reported 100 Young Peoples' Societ es,18 Inter- ,wore .comme L our , . ,pearl buttons, silk lined, edges all I � . � . - mediate, 88DJuniors a total of 2298 with a' me=- Airs. Hicks, Goderich; woric among m6eb POP11431! style$, - assorted �' silk stitolied, sleavias lined, black � ..3 . mond, ' Jr. 2nd -Addie Glow, Jennie L . L I borshN? of 10,C00. -Junior Banners were pre- shad6s of fawn, all sizes" ......... 5000 . I I Biown, Myrtle Tiplady le�dbury- I . I sailors, Mrs. Campbell, Goderich ; Sab- - . - . . . or fawn a yory handsome gs.". I ? James'McNell, . . . . Route to St. map $I Society and Kent County., 'Irkman, Sea_ L . . �. . ,.. " . ; and York O:mn g captured the Missionary I nee, Mrs, H, . . I.. . . I I I .. ....... ..... : 'ddy lit L Banner and Lam ton, the banner for most fOrtl Extr&.good quAlity,.faivn and black � ' . Thomas 0hurchill. - Pt. I e L . Z bath obseeva, . ment.. ... '11.,. 10.00 - I -T r u_ Several from around I; curfew bell., Mrs. Coulter, S(%a- Fine qnality I -look niggerbeaa, ooat I Weir, MabelBpOWLn, Wilfred F q .,here t . ook . avyessive work. , . . . � forth; press work, Mrs. McGillicuddy, -, - collar, silk lined, handsomely , . .. I . � I I 'bar, Artbur Colclough. Chdst'r FArq,_ the Brussels Fair. . he Junior rally was quite unique and pretty, trimmed with, bvidd, ye 6,0m5, kersey mantles,no two alilte, silk . har.-T. MURCH, teacher. : .L ' Mr. W. Scarletb of London has been the Guelph Juniors acquitting thems Ives I . Goderleb; prison work, Mrs. - Hollanil, L . . ry at .yllsh or satin lined, alegant. garments..12.00 - I . visiting at.his beother's, Mr. J. Sear. splendidly as also did the Olintoninu a Godevicb; narcotics, Airs. Talt, ' Blyth; . .1 . I . I . .16rd'. who . . 0�. --, . I . . . . --- � , - . lett, and other friends - ' ' * - . * Rev. 0, P. Salton addressed.. the rally� also ." , . , . gave EL Bible drill. flower mission and evangelistic, Mrs. 11 I ' ' . . . . ? . Mrs. G. MeLatfghlin of Winthrop . . eaforth; franchike,Mrs, Elford, � . . 1 I miss Wiggins and Miss Whiteworth, I I ' ' I .. I . . . . . . L � I . . � L and her daughter,. Mrs. J. B. Lindsay CO rs, M( Maptles at;01.175. . . . I . . . L �6 Banq 1CITIMP1181ville; medal contest, M �. 40 a I . .1 I ,gt was afterwards tendered ..� th�J`M'ai,'Supe tdndents,in the Ootigrega- Gillieuddy; band of hope, Mrs.- Green, . . . . L . I . I . naudon-LBullett. . I of Clinton, were the guests of Mrs. .J. tional church , 11 . I . . . : . . . . . , . I . I L . . . . . ; . . I 1. .. - . , . Scariett last week,L L I , , Clinton; fair Work,, Miss Fisher, Wh�g- - ' L I ' ' L , , L 1. � � I I . I The members of L. 0. L.,LNO. L The t wo largest oi,;uich�s in Guelph; Chat- hatri ; L soldiers work and scientific in- mand ' at"2 I . I .. L .. . . , The 0, 0. 'Foresters Of L Constan . 81% mar' s anti Norfolk street, were taxed to their L e.s op 050il - L " � . . I I Co . iatmost capooltyon the cloping'evening of the struction'in. schools, Mrs.* Adheson, I . I I . , . . L . . .1 .. L . . . � � intend holding their., annual oyster presented Mr. R.'Bor.vvick with a, BibI6 Convention when hundreds were turned away. L . I I I . I .11 � . . � I , - L . . I . . ' I . . . , � , L And tin address before he left for Al ni- 'Goderich; railroad work, Mrs - Crich, I .. . . . ' ' � . . LL .. L L . * " . .. . . � L . . ... � L . I L . . . i n � I supper on the evening of the -.18th of � 4 It 3v� Chas, M. Sheldon author of I ,in Me steps " 01' ton; L ' 'em perance .. in L , ilabbath , man e these . prices' .. ecause. this month, Mr. Robt. Elliott, High toba L . . � Rev. J. L. Gilmour, di Hamilton, and hev-W We bay*e 31 i ti S� to sen,at � � I . i . . I - schools, Mrs. Watson, Goderich. . I I . we . I . Chief Ranger, of Ingersoll, Willi be pre- . L Before Another week is over one -,of 0 -Ho on, ofolintun, were the speakers of the . . I . . . ve carried them over fr-owlast s.6"on. - . They h , L the Killop's fairest daughters will have even' 91 I . ... 11 I . I L � I "I ''I I .... I I I . I . . . . . been � L . , sent. to assist . in program. Me . Re#. heldon spoke in both churches on the L I I . . . . . . ay�e-: I . . . L . . ". . . -was greeted % . I L , kep+ separate, .hav ' - m ' ' Come and have a good time, I changed her "me. . I . sub* at "The Opera Door", and . N, LS . . ., . . e not been ixed with ihis.14s; h * 'i . ' rand . I a ' AUGTIO ' ALE . . . . L Th,ey must .be -got - Out OfL .:� . I Messrs. Win. Oarter and James'Stiell. , The Methodists of Walton ,church witga glenald ovation as the audience, -v - I . . - , . i Men. the Cha auqua salute and sang "Blest bete. tie neVv stock the way -at once so were uV,1toLuckn6w' as ;ludges'Lat the had A lecture from itinerari� An I that bindff. "�, �, ' ., .L . I I L L L, ,' * ' . : . I L. . , � . L. Or' FARM STO.01r, LAND. IMPLEMENTS..... 11 . , , ' ' , . I ... 0 ' 'f ,�L .., Show s6 week. L. . L I I xana, *be held a concert Oil MOW my ' The noxt C onvention Will be hold in 13roak-. I . I . 11 go on. sale Saturda'y' � att, prices that are -but L :a fraoti n - " - . * . Mrs. T. Parlmer of Landesboro spent evening, Whioh. was well attended . L L 011a; oat 1901. . I . . .- .... . - ---- L� I I pin for *' i origii . �al v � alue, - The qu * . . . . 10- L ' I , . �. � , .1 . . . . OFiricEns UrmoTED.� . I . Mr. Jas. Yjaithwalto having tited his, fa . illeii . . I alities are all.good and with- ,; . a few days with Mrs. John Sunder� � - . I I . . . . . Presi . dent -Rev L , J. S. Henderson, HenWl; a term -of year�-bas instruct Irt the undorsigned -on they c . I L�� . . . I . 1. . . : .. , . I I to offer for sale bd public auction at lot 48, a little altemati.. I an - sea cock last week. *. � . . Vice Presidentsm�nev, A. Graham, Lancaster, D ,I . be madesuitable for this - . 1. Maitland Con., Go arich township, on Friday.. . . . Sohn Connell and Win.- Morrison . I . Coat Lost. : . . . ,R,,,.T Albert Moore, Hamilton rdr 0. J- At� October, 19tb, commencing. at I O'clock sharp sons wear. -'ff6rG'S a description Of them. Better. come .. took in the. Brussels $how last Friday., . .- , . . -- . I ., . .. . I ,,,Idnson,. Toronto,. J' J'* Wighiman, Naiville, the ,following :-Horseq-4 general L Purp . oser - .1 . 11 1. . .; :TheVdrove. back With *their Kansas . � . . .Rev. R.,J. Glassford, Gn I h; Seeretary-Trea- horse 7 years old, i'ladies'drivin'g matb 9 3, arsm I' Satur4y or earl '' . 1 . . .1 . .. - Navy bin coat lost between ,East'i brick .a I :,. , L y next week for best choice. : ., . . ii it to be in'dalf. .1 . . I � . . . . . I . . . 0 surer -Mr A. T. Cooper,enton; Eilitor-Rev. , old. Cattle -3 mlicheows suppo, e . � . . . .. . . . � - � team. . yard and the Laudon Road bddge,. The finder Dr, J. A. W Dickson Galt , Junior Superinten-. . . I . L . . . : . L I . . , L . . rned to. will oblige, the owner � by leaving it at THE - dent -Miss 8, M. Whftworti� Brookville; Conn- 3 shorthorn cows re gatordd siipposed to be in -. 11 Mggerboad; beaver and frieze - � I .1 .. . . . , . ! � . Miss Mary Hunter 'has retu calf, 2 cows supposed to be in calf, I shorthorn I I . . . I . . . .. � Detroit aftel! L spending a month . with I . N.mys-RE00 . Rb Omce I . , , . '. . . ': ** . . . cillors;.western,'Mr H. Bird, Mandaumixt,."icil" bull 17 months old registered, t sh6rthorn bull - L mantles, nearly all black, a ' �7 Extra quality niggerhead. and ' LL ,.. I . . . . . , s L , , ' . . I . I .1 .tral Rev S J Duncan Clark, Toronto, ea t calves lone -registered); I steer I yova, old, 2 two. few o;1lors in the lot, materials �� . .,beaver mantles good coats that . I" her parents here. ' . � . - . . I . . Dr. V. H.'fj;�, Ottawa. . . . , ern, year-old steers, 3 three-year-old ,steers. . I a- . that will stand L lots . . ! . . tTuesday- , . I . . L . 1. . .. would ' . . . .. I � - . . of haril. need little alternation, I :1 .Mr. Lou. Farnham's sali,las I. I . . . 2 brood sows each withlitter, 1 Improvedp-Mijk- ,: - wear, sold' regularly for $3.50 .: I was well*attended' and stock brought . . . For Sale �. . . I I . . L - L�, . - . � - I . some sold for $6, some its high . good. prices. Mr.. Tom. Brown of 1! I . : 1, I shire brood Row registered$ with litteri I Ila- � � . . I. . . I I oved Yorkshire hog registered, 6 store pigs.� to $6,. becangeL they, were ear- - . as $10, because they. were, car� - '� . 1 4 � . I Seaforth* di n in his , I ''' . . . I 1. A BIG DOLLAR'S WORTH, 9beep-28 ....., Implements -1 root vulper as ried over we let them .go. at : ried-over wo.blear . . A good bedroom, suite, coal oil Stays, Wash- - I . . . I . . . good as nQw, 2 sulky ralreg, I bay loader, 2 fan- our L . them oat usuil good style'. ' - . � . . stand. washing machine, anti other things muab . ' . . ninq mills, I sot w , elgh scales capacity 200D lbs, . y . choice for,..,......-.-. .1.75 at Your ohoice for ....... j .... 2o5O ` . I . I I . I . . We see ) . . I. . . . . . L . . . I be sold 'A�t once, , . . � I in this week's Issue of the I po ato digger 1 plow, 2 gang Plows, 8 Pet Iron . .. I . . � ' M . - I . - . . . . . m ALBERT DOWNS' Family Herald and Wedkly Star of harrows, I steel land roller as good as now, I . .At these prices there's not- like . , RattenburY St.'West, Montreal their announcement of two horsepower,jack, bolt and carriers, I straw cut,- � . I lk to. be one of theria . . � . . ... . .. Clinton, ()cb, to.," L, 11 I . . . , ter, I mower, I binder and ,track, I now scuffiet, 1. People.�� Who buy them Will S L I . I . . . AsIliflold Townsb1p. L ,. . . ,. .. . � .. new premium pictures, "Christ'in the. I pea harvester, I Read drill, I hay rack; I lu m, 16ft in a. weeks tiale. . -- - I . IL ave -, .. . I . .. . � Temple," And 111iome from the War," her Wagon, box and plig raek,l democrat wagon, , �'L Those who come ' .. 1. � L .. . ------- "---ftPd5- � moneyO . � Wat, L is getting -very . scarce in . I . I . � I .. . . � the latter representing. the iettirn of a lbu,1gynea-Jtnew.I cutter nearly'now. 1 -set .. I L � . . . parly-'will got, the bestch6ice,' I .. - or I . . I . I some - plAcea. Some farmers have to, Vouse, and- Lot For S ktL l.e.l., Canadian Soldier from� A .Ir .1c a bobs sighs nearly 'now, I road cart I turnip 2 A0V%0k40%o%%., ;, � .1 1. . . 'A . .. : . . . I . . . '' tie toL . .1 . . . , 't Rower iind roller, I apVc prass,1 fool banch,vice 4 A A � A A,01 A A A I pq A � A - P I A ' IOMA 04 00 A A A A A AA041 L .. drive tfieiO a the river. �, .. I � I while the former is one 1601uthi y . . at . . . .. I __ . L he and anvil T set team a rhossi I sot rAnglo bar. -�'� - .. . . - . . . �� . I The weather has been very hot. so The undersigned offers for sale a 1-i storey famous pidures in the world. T ness, 1 lQfes'sAddlo, I saddle-, 1 h6ncy.extract- 1. � . . . I I . L . . thatL boys have. indulged iii bathing bouse with 5 roams on Mar . L L . . gy street. together Family Herald and Weekly Star, cer' or, I smoker, 10 colonies of bees, a. quantity of . L . . like they would -do in .the .summer with t acre of land, There s, stable on the tainly is to bet congratulated on giyin 11M I The R" ht Millinety . I . I r ,,, harness, chains, boes, shovel,.;, And other . I I . 9 ar icies too numerous to Mention. L Ternis-* I I ., I soft water, etc., also 11 acres on Osborne street. tiful pictures thatL,a_ . I .1 ig . . .. � . �'. I I . months L, I . . .1 � prem, ses, -a number of fruit trees, 'hilrd and their readers such beau - All sums of $10, and under, cash,' oyer L ' ` p I . I � .1 I . . . , Mr. *. T, Gardner and gang . have There IS a well on the promises. The lots are A .twengtr4pur page ; paper like the mount .12 months' credit on approvdd Joint , No need f ..� .. .. . . E � .or USLto tell you that.the ri t k* - of '11 er, .. 1- . completed this, vdneering ';i�ith brick fenced. , Will be sold on very reasonable tormo. Family erald and Weekly Star, and notes, A discount of 5 pet, cent. per annum for . .. . . I . of. Mi.. G. Ritchie's house. It now . For further particulars appV to' cash on credit amounts in liou at notes. .. I . .:� is here, the- ki .. . . . . . I . GEO. RUMB-ALi- * two. such pictures all, f6rone' dZar, is Do DICIMNSON, , JAS, LAITHWAITH, I I fia that is just what it, ou to be in ever . ar- , makes a finwAppearance, , . I ; , i , Clinton . , Oct, I sth. . .... . �. one of the Wonders of the. day. . .1. I Auctioneer. I . 1. Pr6prietur. ficular. Judgino'L I w I 3. 6' g mos , . . .. .. - . . � . .. .. . . . L I I . � I I I . . L . L.. 1 .. . . ... .� I _ ' by tlie, busm"ess e an t . . ple , L. . I � .@�- --- - . � - I � LLL . have OMe 0 th t' .eonelU', ' L A , this W06k's arriv 8 0 . , I . I . . I I I . .. � LL . � L � � 10 t at . 8101" L mong .; I I . I I . I . L . I . I . . .. . . I . . . . .. . *, "��"L 11 . I . .. . . . . . I . . .s .1 . I .. I . .. I - IL ,. � I L ... I � I . . .. I I I . . � ... 11 I '.. , . I . 11 L L - I . , I I - , I . , � . � I . I . Niew. Outing Hats - - . .1 . . . 1. . . . . . I w.litfi.11111-11111!111.1,1111140M �� .11 ..tllIlilillillillill,litil!111 M I ,., I I , . I . L . L . . "... 11 a- . . I L I - . . 1. . , . . . - . . 1. . I .. � - .111 .. 1. . . . . I. I I . � . 1. L'New Felt ShapeS . I . .. �' do- . � .1 I . . : .. L. I . . . . . L . .. .. . . . � . I . 1. . I . . . I - � .1 . � -0 1. . . I . I . .. 11 I . � .0- L IL I I . . .t,L . , --a L . - - - '0 , L - � I �6- � I . I . I.... - I . I 1. ... . . . . . L I * . I . . New ftancy Trimminas . . 4�, . . I . - : , � - . . . .- � , I I ' as- . .. I . . I � 'L I I I a 1 I . . � . . -- -.w .S.- . I .. I . ' .. A-= . . ,. , I . New Grey 0.1rLdS and"Wings � I 'I do- - . dp-. . I . . . . . . : . -W . . L I . L q I . -.0) � If 0 a- . I � . ...W . convenient you will find etter to d your Millinery do-- .. -�:�- I . . -The' 'Sla ep S.hoe I : . I . ..... " shopping in the m min Ab . . ap- .0- I . �� I . L . . . . -M '10- - I I . I I I . . . . . . -a - � 9 .g, we are never as busy then as in the ) � .. I . L .. L I . I L . . I . -0 I I . . I . I I � � . 1! . . . I . . L .. I I I . -0 af te'rnoonc . . . I I . . . I . . . . I . . I . . a I I . . . .. I . L � L . . I . . -9 � . L . I . .1 L .�L &;-. I. . �. . . . . . . L � . I 0- Vi- 11 ..", .. .. . . � . . 1. . I �% -W . I �� - . , I . . " ----- ... L . �' .. a . .. I X. L, - � . L .. '. I L . - -':. American . Wool and , ap- � I 4' :� . a- .. i = I 1171i;&im The' ew : L L RAtional " Sha.PV'.,. ,. I I . . . . I... . L - . I L = . . . . . ...P . . am- � I L. . .11 . .. . I L -.0 - . . I P a L ' L I. -W I . go- . I . . L . '"M eotton , L 4 . I a I - 6�- . L I f, '. &% . . 1. . I L . . I U io]ft L � : . L : I GP-. . , . 43 . . I .11 -W. L . . 1. . . L I . . m- 11 . I rice% �� L %?. � 450, I ' . . . -0 . .. ; I I.. L . � . I am-, L,. .. . - . 1 . 1. . . = I . \ . 11 . � dw- . . . . . L - . I -.0 . L . L I I I I I � ft.�., . . - I . ;LL.. . . L .. .. .. .. . . ' Blankets I "lWyV I Blankets . .1 I go- . . . . . --a I 4� � L . . . I . . . � . . � a- .. . I . . I . -.= . I . I I � . 11 I W, . I = , I I . . . . L. .." I 11 . . . W- L,' I I'm � S_ L ZZ I . do- Made on a wide English last, broad. and Lfall *froM. heel to toe, and e 6� L . .. . . , , I . I . I . . ---w I We openedthis ,week three , We've got a blankei sto& . L am- I I . . . 4ecially dapted to short, thick feet. I � . . . I 1. L. ...0 _ Z= - I . L - lines of American , ' Cotton this season that is bigger and . ---a � L w- I . .. . . I . . . . . ' d sole, flat, thick, aud sewn with a. stont thread, 1--u Blank eis. . good better than any weL have ever . = - � I . It has a wide troa . . They are L all' a- . I . ... The Rational is a'strictly' oommonsense sh6ej built solely for 00y `* . = I I . . L =0 weights, full size, strongf soft'had. Ifs a stock of good I a- '' L = I V -flne materials. . -0 L go- . ralking, foot comfort and bard wear, though made of a* w find blankets. Our large union am- . ' . and nappy� You ill 0� . I a- . � The raan who wants the: highest L -0 . degree of comfort and the lobgest. ' th fortable if used blankets at $2.65 is greatvalue -� Ap- , . . . . . I . - a em very coin L ==� . I term of be'rviee will find it in this sbape, but it has n pretensions. to fash - �` as sheets these cold nights and and this week we opened Some . . I . . Z= a- � . . I . I ionabI6 effect. . . I ...0 = ! - 1. . . . L L � -a they wear well. Three colors all 'wool ones that are eXtra L ' . . I . . . 0 L � L L . I .. h ' = . I . . . . dp- i L Wit A it is a'manly lookilig shoo, andfor portly man iri particular it �-' Grey, Cream, Pawn. good at' . w- . . . . . .. . -0 . I I ....W � . I . , . . I . is much more becoming than the pointed too. . . L� = . I . . . � .. . . I I L L I . . -a 95c.. $1.25, $1.35 a -paljr, $4.00 and. $5.00 a, pair L . I .. . I I .. . L 14 �. . . � L . � I I I . I . . . . I � .. . . . I --- -- I I . . I 1L ' - � L . . . � .. I L . I I . . , I I , . . ., � . , ., , . . . I I ALWA& -in .". L . � . I I An Pvtra Bargain . 1, (� I � . . L I � :11 . . I I I . . . Com . . . I . . n L I -1 lk,,.� ., . . . . . . . Pla nelette Gowns .. .,�,,,V�, X- P . . ,.; . �f . . I . . . . L, � ��".. The "Special King Quality" Rubber is the'result of a de'mand frLom the people of Can. . � I I I ".. &�I'�, I � . . . I I., . " I . 11 ,- 'w , I . ada for rubber shoes that are made from rubber, that will wear as they did before man. , , L I I -low can it pay -you to make theina up when .:-P:, ,� / . . '�J L�, �, � - .1 .1 I �� I : , ljt,le . . ufactures learned how to adulterate rubber, and the compound in the "Special King . . you c"m buy as good as these for so. 1 1 ;, . � , Quality" ubber is 25 per cent. purer than is used in the manufacture of any line of . ,money. This is the smallest price we have �7 1 � � , ! . I .. . . ever a ill , I . , , , I - - , I I I I I I I . I . . , I � I i PVVVk^^AOYVVVV I . I � . I I � ft*JWkAF~ A A- l I I I - OTC, I , . . rubberi of the present day. I . . .1 . . . sked for such qualities. L . . ) I I . . I 11 . . . I I I I . L . . .. I I .. I . Ladies' flannelette gowns waae of strong flannelette, assorted fancy . I L I I . L . stripes, fast colors, well made, collar and front trimmeawiih frilling 58C . . ^$- I I . I . of goods, extra special yalue at ........... # ............ 4 d .... �. 4. ' I , Zi ,-Zag Pip ing - . . - 1, . .. I -- - I I I I . W I -- . .., . L- -- I . . . .,- rmation--:Aead Xt. 7-- �Iv � � 0- I . VaInable Inio , tall"'.1, i ' A long Standing defect in the wear of rubbers has been their breaking operilengthwise along the edge of the cloth stay running around the shoe nearth6sole. This cloth stay, called Piping, is a r bber-cioated fabric and is applied botteen the liningL and the rubber upper of the sh I oe, extending down I under th� sole, to give Strength and protection against the Severe wear given at that point, This Piping was most serviceable for these pni-poses, but had a tendency to cause the upper of the shoo to crack along the edge of the Pip. � ingo thus rendering the shoe wortbless. . . I I I The mext, resort in manufacture was to omit the Piping, This shifted the trouble'or oraeking to the joining of the sote and the upper. Since then it has been a problem to find & stay which would give the necessat-y woar at this point. The problem has been solved and can be obtained by using. the Zig-Zag Piping controlled in "Special Xing Quality". Rubbors, . � . V . f JA1C K -SON I BRO HEARS 9 - = I I �: . 0 1 1 1 " :: . bl D I,! -W�, P a- - r t w x% *0 n t- a I Sit- -0 r e = I I "I'll ..... . I ... 41114iiiii'llili'liLllluilg&Aiiu&aijuui&iu&&ziwtm,00.,, &J11111111LAIA .......... ......... ! . � I . "A" . I \ . P . . 75c, and $11,00 Underwear . *'�- for Fifty eents, , . Y� ,�,, I ! " ��""" . V u..", ��i h, ,., �" " A;��.�. �.. -1 I L I ��,?�-� 1. I �;', '' .. " I * 11 ,:141� ,� . : �,11 � , ., � , 1'':,� � �Z,��,k W 0 IISVO got a bargain in men!s under- 11� , . i�R , ,,, �� )!!P, , "i 1� �, "11.,4' �, wear that will bring the bulk of the under- � I ,�;111 1 "' I , ", wear trade out- way. We succeeded in ii�iv il! � � .. . N � 1. . , ,ii��! ,:. �� , "�� gettirig about 80 dozon fleece -lined shirts , " " , I �'! , li : and drawers that were tht-own out b�r the , ,� ", � ", , mills because' of some slight imperfection. So A it i15 it in most cases that you would not notice it were it not poilited out to you., not great enough in any case to intoffere with the wear. We bought them away bolow value or we could not sell them at any',such prl'64 well'a fleece lined tuld6moar"Ohirts or dritwero, action or Wool PW fleece, very ecintottable tind will give ozoellolit wear, rogaihi A 0 . 75a and $1.00 qualitiou, i% very special bargMil, the gftrlmnt.,�-w I'll , �, J il - , 1, �'. , , ,,, '. I � . k-- " ... , "I _ -�' !��,.A I , � r. 'i, I I." "�., P., ,, -,''LL*, I , �, t, . I 1�1,�Z, ,�.\ , "�� " ; ,,, �. 1, , ,., - �, �. -�,� � --A ; % , 'I $' - � ". " . , !.. � I I/ � � �, .. . , . � I �,11' �, 11 . � ; 0,..,--�. � ' � t ��' .4�� . . . . � �. I � . ,% I �, W �;'.�. .i�': ly ." 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