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__w, - r � - � -----__-r_----- BROS.' BIG DRY GOODS SQO,_�X - _
-, SHIP. LONDESBORQ- T31B VABX01i WIN, McBwan 414 much better ill Hay Drysdale -North. . V�x -
- GODE 1p" TOWN __ I Tile Laurier-Tarto combination won � than in Stanley. The Majorities, in Tire rain of Monday, week did con- I yyvwoyvyq A
13 Presentati It_ on Saturday evelling, .&voryprett and stylish Wedding � divisions stood thus .-No,. 1, 2D; No. 2,1 siderable good to the farmers in the . . � �. 0
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0 lermber-s of Bethel viloir took place -at tiiw residence of Air. G00- yebterday, by reason Of the French 29 ; No.% 00 ; No. 4,,81 ; No.$, 72 ; �- '.* .
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The Dull ation , Oct. 27th, tile 11 w,a .,A - ., . ,
glof ploughing. 0 I V,e
len oil Wednesday, Oct. 17th, vote, Only sovenconservatives ,were No, 61 29 # No. 7,4I. -Tot. of the Brownson i
together with a number of the friends Ill 09( al, 318. as Kate 0anipbell I . ,��'% �
. , assclbble(t at. tile atsix P. in., when his eldest (Ift"91101's plected Ili tile provirrim of Quebec, In I wall's borne, g&ve him Line wits the guest of Miss X M. Tut- I . - I
Of the congregitioll , unite(IL it), tilt) holy bonds of Ontario they thade nip; gains but the Herisall, MOR 1_# 0
holue of Mr. NV. 11. Lobb to tipend 'it) I "'al" .111, to Air. ]David J . Liploody ot immense Majority itgalust then) In tile a mojority of 138, and In Bayfield he ner recently, 11. I - .
WINDOW SHADE evening vvitil tbell, before their reinov- 11 lat r lim(11111 Y, Mr. Esra Drouner and Bruce Bossen- ,�. . 1� C�
OF YOUR alto tile Maitlanti coucesigion, and ahmo th(i same place, the, %not being tied by French constituencies was too great won by 29. berry of the Grand Bend were tll(l I I.." I , ,,,
it . t lble, expression of tbele the Rev. MV. (Joupland. Prow MY at to be overcome. By provinces the McMillan carried Seafortb by -19, liesta. or Mr. Joseph Rau one day * 1. iii � � qInqXR1111111,1111 *
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8 of great ituportance. you runst do- gooff'" "'"Wr. Lobb had neem, leader th%hour, tile, bride loaning oti,t le 11,1311, vote stands ..- . Llb, Con. Ind. Tuckeramith by 90, Hu I ... . , 11 -
will.' � list by 85 and ast week. �.. 11 . I
. the past thri,o of er father, the wedding Party ZOOK Mr. Peter Mousso and his brother . � .. - - --7_ n6lowl
cide that iluestion. it the ilmt Is true of tile Bethel chuir fol, plaQes to, the strains of the Ontario 35 03 3. 1 McKillop by 21. 1 Joseph and two siciters, Mandy and . � .. 1� I z � , .1 I I 13 I , "i "
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years anil during that th"O 11,15 1114" theiv - ,It played by� Bliss Addle ,� " I 1�
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-ilding mare Quebec 50 7 1 ng for Detr6ft 1 .
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Mary, 10tP114, leavi . ,I 'ji 0 4. ��I� . I I .
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Many IVICUfAs. I)nring, tile ovpnl,3g be w( , �...
got tile lowest. priced shade You can get H A I � " ��' _ �P.:-.
ost itiferlorroller. ndsome, couch Crisp, The bride looked very charming. New Brunswick 0 5 0 ST HU%,N . .t. "d , , - .Ili 'I'-
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Nova $Cotja . Dpysdale was visi ing I .. , "'A . �
mounted oil the in, was.proseriteawithitha ' d in white silk Orgftndie � , 15 5 0 Dickenson Macdonald in the near f ature, I i,'! % t ,
following address, WhIeh indeed, drastic Mr. Ralph . .
They will do you for a time and per.. also ,the 09 lace P In Ed vard Island 4 1 0 Blyth 4 under the parental rooflast _. - . I _ _-1 - - -.,. _ , ;.
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speaks for itself z- .. I t0mmed with White valcuutenn Sunday ..�, ,."", ; , ��.... , .,
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and w Blanitoba Brussels 49 -i Mr. John Durand, wno salled under ,� . T
haps never work just right. But if it , bite spangled not. She wore , . T
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is a consideration of liriportance to you To Mr.Wim. H. Lobb -.- a beautiful bel tat, veil and wreath North West Territories 3 1 0 � Grey 1 20 Captain Frank Granville on tho . _. . � _._... �� -%-- -
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how long and bow well your window Dear Sir, -We, the members of an(I carried it hoquel, of white roses. I3VItIsh Columbia - 1 2 35 schooner Ontario, returned home last,.
about Bethel choir and your Many frifPcis, Tile bride was ably assisted by Miss The Weekly Story of the Big S�tore- . .
shade works, conic and Bee, us to Mark. M iggle Floody, sister of the groom, . 12(s 710 7 3 40 week. t Ono I . .
the III tile cougre ation, desire 10 was dressed in white lawn trimm., , - .--- 4 � 40 Mi. Harry Talbot bad a trea it . I.- I - I .
thekindthat is tile cheallest in your contemplated departure. We w I' anti inser- --- , . 5 6 da last week when be strolled acro-lif; ^AAA"WVVWVVVVVW * I
end, the kind that woutfadeoutor have to t1inlik, you for the long and ad with valenclerifics lace . t3la berry. patch and picked it cupf "I
9 kindly relations that have existed bo- tion, carrying a bo net of pink roses 6 6 - 22 . I
burn out Ili areasouablelen t4oftime. I 1�1 I E th; 17 . 85 of raspberries. 11
� 14 us in connection Witt) Miss Bertha Brog(oll, sister 01 West Rgron Blectiog Returns �. � — Mr. John Johnston is 1111prowing . " , I
Securely fastened on a roller that will tweet' you mt bVi(le, made a charming little maid of ow fence Out= 1. I FOR
. the musical services of our church, and dressed in white — Majority , 104 big lace by put a ii n , 1 1 11 I .
stop where you want it to'stop, go up to express blie-hope that the ,memories honor. SI -10 was also the Front. I I I
, kw, -ried a boquet of ROW098- Mr. Holmes has beenelected but by � Howtek I - Be - 0 , , I ., .
when you want it up and down when of these days, when we together united 1, a and car 5y Me. . - 2 20 . Mr. Dave Dewar hits _Ntr, P terson. I 'I
you want it down. emindel' AlvJn Brogdon week. I - I
,,It you pay for your bei to you, as to us, it pleasant r the bride, After the ceremony had 4 44 . I . I - .
, - in- P, alse to Our Heavenly _ was supported I a reduced majority . red 5 er . ___-, _ -_ __25 im. this-, I .11 . TYLIRI
The greatest Con , Vather, will The 91-00M ' of Toronto, brother of ,, 25 lia comp% 8 54 igaged in sinking a well for h .. , ..
sideration is not wh and a help in the daY8 to come As we with 140 last year, Clinton did inuch S
Shades Imt what they pay you in value continue in the Master's service. We been performed and congratulations better for him than did Goderich for I . 6 24 20 Anction Sale Register. - i . . �
satisfaction and durability that abould may nottilwitys ha,ve shown due 119- offered, the assembed guests, number- its local man. The harbor was no I
, ur , sat down to ten. After . — — 't ! � I
We can preeitition of yo ,�atjence and zeal as ing about fift doubt the big influence there. The . . I The auction sale of the OrOPel-ty . . f ,
be tile tl.ue consider a-tiou - all but we you led us in socre( song, but we here tea the evenTnIg was spent in inutile chino,, wasactive and mor6 may Majority 167 of the Ittte R. B1. Ross, lot 1, �
and do sell good shades che record that much of the livosperity anti and games, The bride \vas the re- "Ma 4 a operations later. The Morris 11 25 . 14, con, 1, Stanley, which Wits -41- . tImes -
will not and do mot sell poor shades a. sKirltual welfare which have Marked I cipiont of many beautiful present$ be he rd of it 2 10. vertised for Nov, Oth has been B1 A`ck, Cost
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any price. . t a history of our beloved church have which bore evidence of bet, popularity. - ' ma3orlty in divi . along was as follows :- 3 I I . 4 postponed until.Friday, the 16th Nov, . ... . .11 ce
been due to your, untiring and efft" The choir of the Methodist church$ of Holmes McLean 4 :.-Thas. Brown, Auctioneer, For completeness of assortments altil variety Of 0110i "
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ir you want new rollers or othe cient services, . Please accept this which, she was organist for' seven or M . . . 6-, 2 . Saturday, Nov, 17tb, tIt 2 p. m. -At I .
with a Clinton A .69 . 0 ma erials shown -nd for the down- -
repairs on your Shades see us about it couch as a reminder of our love and as- eight years, presented her 2 100 56 . . 0 9 Coleman's warerooms, Seaforth,rollet R, for corre0tuegs Of Style. f t I
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.. yourself p,nd believe us when , beautiful dinner and tam set combined — , — rain crushers, scufflere, PIOW�, Wheel- ) ight good values it offel .. �
s' Window Shade Infirmary.., teem fox I MV. and Mrs. . 3 65 55 Majority . 40 - . 's,this, black dress goods BtOck of ows L
In . and also a toilet set. 03 65 .. . and other he
at Fair wajolni the wish and the prayer that 4 garivows, turnip Igeeders e(ILial here ..
for many d6ys to come You MAyf as in F loody have taken -tip their residence I Tarnberry I 6 . a.-Coleirian Salt Co., PV0- hag. no near - � A prominent feature of it are t
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36rve the Lord with gladness in the viliage and the best wishes of - . . 1 42 pribtors - Thos. Brown, Auctioneer.. . f amous "Gold Medal" good . These are made of f
Agents Parker's Dye Works- the p%st, I iii V2.1 2 . a
in the service of song, Signed on be- their many fi,lends is that they may I I . . 3 . 9 Wed;esday, Nov. 21st, at I P. M.- of finish, the
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half of the choir and congregation . hay a it happy tutu .-COM- . Asbfleld 1 4 4 tralian wools and are 'noted for tb. ir richnes
. 1 2 so At lot 11, con, 12, McKillo farm sto0c.
T. M. Woods. . ' . -ph 6anzol,- POO- e and their wearing qualities, These,.��
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The iff, D. Fair go, J. B. Cox. .,�. . I � 4 .84 . Majority . - , � , -_41 - prietor ; Thos. Brown, Auctioneer. - I k, . . I I �
Mr. Tom Burrows of Goderich was . I . 20 . Wingbam . 43 1 Saturday. Nov. 10th, tit 2 p. m. -At iterds will do to fudge 1he stock by. 1, .
of Otter Willson this wouk. Colborne TownshiO. . 5 . 20 - ' � the Commercial botel,'Seafortb, housa- .1 . . , .dress goods, '
Ofte?j the cheapest, Always the Best. . the guest g gentleman . . — I . 6 58 . , Wroxeter �-- � bold furniture and Other articles,- All wool serge 86 i�obefl' wide, hard , Fancy figured
We understand this YOU111 A ver� quiet wedding took place at - . 7 47 . . � Majority for Macdonald 188 ' . W , h weaves, a.good range 60tj
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__ * — - . - � Thos. Bvown, Atictioneeri. : * 0 , 250 of patterms.at ..... .. 50caud _
__ __ __ . has been requesteLl to sing in the tile borne of Mr. Williato Morrish. oil � . . . finish, will hot turn rue' r mi . Lkes I , Franc
7___� . church choir Dext Sunday. I . . I . 184 * ill . � -_ � � . . . . --- capital skirts ... � ......... � ... � ' in figured .
We are sot,,.y to hear thab Mrs, Otter Thursday evening when his second . . . � I _____ Very heavy, all wool worsted Handsome effects :
Ne -,v Advertisements. oldest daughter, Lottle, was united in , I Colb=6 . 1 37 . The Fadettes' women's orchdatea an- Wauted serge, hard finish, make ' est designs 1.
I Willson ii getting weaker'- ts held matrimony to Mr, 0harles Allin, Zion.. � - 8 , I Dolftestic . 8 600d ' 90owlis . this season, selling �
overcoatg-A. J. Holloway ........... The Deweyites or Faith Curia * We wish the'yourig couple happiriess 2 tertained a large audience inecesk,fully — . . skirts alid wears. -well ...,. 4 ... i 85c, 1110 � ."
"" ... * , . � . . I I ' , " . , principally for sopavil,te skirts
luliderolothing-A. j. Morrish ................ I � Meetings in 'TM..rd I's hall oil Wed. � i . .. . 13 4: - I in the town hall last night. The and. Good -reliable girl, wanted E0 once. small Extra, beavy, tilt wool worsted , 1 75C and 90C
Keep Your Byo-w nearlay and h, ougal , erity through life. 4 15 ,of family, good wages. Apply to � inches )vide, hat -d - - I 11
........ --.. day evenings of last ,and pros .40
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. Cooper cc .. .1 week.. It 1� aaid thO converts have Miss WIlary Cornish. Of SftltfOrd is the I — __ lance also appreciated the n i MRS. W set'ge, . I
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� . . e't t ,h, will not catch the dust, 40 Inch, all wool, cheviot serge, -- .
I . orth, thils
succoss-Newcombo's ...................... . . . . ginst of Air. and Mrs. Charles Treble I 56. 8 receiving oleRion retutils 'at intervals . . . . -a, one of the. Mosb stylish mater-
sh Raisills-J. W- Hill ............. ........ 1r) been made. . " I r at present. . . . olinton, Nov -'601- . . thefainowsaola Aledal" imak .
Fro. Monday - of Val 75 � . ials we show ....... ! ......... 75C
- lowin were on ft,tr- pleaesa, � evening took place ' Goderich TP 1 during the pyograrn. , .� I .- _
A Word to tile WiHO-s. c, Ratbwell ... .... 6 - The fol _ elec . I I snitable for tailored, suits or I . .
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aitinfor this wook-mciannon&0o .... 6 ted Stewards ol the Methodist, church, a(Cilie borne of Mr. John Levy on 2 1 31 . I — . . . i �. separate skirts I .................. 50C. , -
Barg 1 3 . 45 . . . . . . H,e,i1t,vZ,,aI1 wool homespun suit
The Correct Dresser —S. H. Gldloy ............ 5 Ilolbaesville ,—John Mc0&Vtu8y, Sam- I .
.... 8 uel Mdrles, Geotge, Tebbntb, George Wednesday last when lie gave a 4 54 �. I � 0 Very fine. all -%vaol, silk finished 1. or suits or skirts, a good . .. �
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Shoo $pocials—iackson Bros ................. 8 Holland Thomas Walters, . George P1 . 11,ty to quite It number of his friends. . I 1 5 21 0 , . . . . 1. . .. . lieurietta, bright, rich filijsh, 5 rang . '
inestic Wauted—Mrs. W. VO'4tOr ....... I � I Mi,. Thomas Johns went to London . . . 0. . will give excellent wear '_ .,,, 0 e, , airid $10, 1.251-50
, antelori, John Tiewartha. As Me; . 6 5 S . .
Do ............. 8 0, . I I . . . I I . I . . . b' cloth suitin . .. .
Cost.1,los-Hoagens Bros eson - who was Recording oil Thdnd6Y last to attended the . . � .0 : - gs, riel 'L�c
Stylish I Ed. Ac,h . .. . . . . " . . — . - �___ 13 :411 wool Oanite cloth, a very Ladies always - ,
t- _ _.___- r�m � ------ ---' ____ _____ Steward'for so many years, hAs resign- Military school, 5 —ii -4 I ; . ..., - Photograph _r_: _ ,
_ 'I, Berimilier' � I . � r . 0 I . r . . . . . . servicablo inatOrlal .Ind quite finish wool, ,
. . ad M�. Holland was chosen to fill the The Quarterly Board of -iooh and . , GOderich towtil . M I . . . . � � - . I.. . � � popular this .season . ........... 50C look. `W1011111 .Plulrao xe
r . . circuit met on Monday afteri . . 125 0 * . . . r . � C.) - wool migaline,s, fine and. We= ..... 85c,,1.009 1.252.00 I
About 0 0 0 poRition. . . 2 0 . � . I All Ili .
* Promotion Ex"Mination.-Tbe fol- straightened up affairs for 1900. . . � r . . 3 , 23 . � . . . .. . . I . I m6dium cords, rich finisli suit ... � r ., � I .
gives I Ighe entertainment held in .Young's . . . o ; � " - " -teids, all wool or
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00EXXXXXX_*___0CX3 People, �he standing- ot the pupils � 1 4 28 0 'r .6 ]R . . . . I � 3 able foil -Mourning dresses, - 11
: ,r Sq- school botise on Friday evening last. I . mixtures, the handsomest ,
. . . � 5 r . 4 . � I � 0 full range of qualities at goods *a, have ever shown no
. hi nai . nrmun - t- alike . ; lt5 to 8.00 1
WHERE THEY ARE ot 8, 8 . No. 2 who hiive beensucco Is a grand success'and Miss Patter. . � . I ,V . . . 0 � - : .' , - 50c, 60c,75c 90C.,
cent lluron'uuiw� W, I � f, (y �
^ ftil i ssing tne re U ,; 4. �- F ls. I . a 8 P In. . R - ,
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THEY ARE D0JNQ
cl.��On We Kno I
Dr, Graham was in Bri.issels on Mom" I
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Mr. W. Brydone Was in Seaforth Oil -
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Mr. Lack Kennedy was in Toronto j
tbij week. I (
Mr. W. Foster has been home thir, I.,
past week. . k
Bir. Bloor of Blyth Visited friend, a in �
town this week. ,lorrie lit I at I
inspector Paisley walbill 3 0 3
week on business. . (
M1,8, Hinins of A%OM& is the guest Of
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Mr . , ,,R. Mitche 1. . . :
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Mr. and Mrsp. R.A. Bell spent. Sunday. ;
.,Viti-, fric-nds in Goderich.
Miss I J,,11va Adams of Lundesboro Was .
the guest of bliss Bell this past week. I
Mr. Iteg. Bell jr,orn Toronto 'Varsity
caule home to exercise his franchise.
Mrs. A. J. H()IlOwa6 and Bliss Kate
Reynolds were In, oderich on Mot . I' ..
day.
Webb MeC
Mr. ,onnell bar. returned
from Algoma and to his Old Post in
the o. I. .
Miss Laura Acheson of Goderich was
, the gue�t Of Mrs. -James Ford on
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I Tuesday.
Messrs. A. C. Bell, T. 0. Satiety and
George Trott of Rensall were in town
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on Monday. - . .
Miss Alice Cottle hag returned home
f 1-orn a very pleasant Visit to friends
in London. .
* Mrs. (Dr. Belden of Seaforth was the
guest o� bet, father, Mayor Jac kGOII,
on Friday last.
"mi. 8, Bila-ber, manager of the. electric,
light works, spent Sunday .at his
houie in Lucknow.
Mrs. H, H.' Johnstone of the Bauble
Line, SLauley, and her sister, Miss.
Ball of Hanover, were in oli,Aon on
Tuesday*
Mr, and Mrs, Fisher, who. had been
spendin E6 few days with Mr. and
Mrs. F. V Rodgens, left on Tuesday'
for Denver. �
Miss Washington and the Misses Maud
and Winnie Goodwin were in Varna
Monday taking part in the pro-
gram at the Methodist tea -meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Asquith and the
MiAses Asquith of Auburn were in
town on Saturday and guests of Rev.
and Mrs. J. T. Blurdtick. . .
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1-1. Carter spent Sun,
day last at Mr. Tbos. Adams' 9n the
Oth concession of Hullett. Theirson,
Reuben, who had been visiting out
there, returned home with them -
Mr. John Scruton left yesterday for
Teeswater where be will take charge
of a butcher shop. No better man
could have been selected as Air.
scruton not only understands the
business thoroughly but is also a
good trade builder and trade holder.
Mr. D, McCuaig returned Friday frota
Toronto where he had been since
Exhibition time. He is now engaged
with it big timber firm buying up
stock for them, at which business he
is an expert having been engaged
a lifetime at it.
Mr. and Mrs.W, McMichael of Kinburn
ate S PrIding a few days the guests
of reln,tives in town. They recently
returned from attlip to British .Co-
lunihia undertaken for the good of
Mr. McMichael's health and . to visit
Mrs. McMichael's sister, Mrs, R, A,
Leonard.
Dr. Gunn, Mrs. Gunn and family
were ill Toronto Monday and Tues.
(lay. They witnessed the magnificeni
reception tendered the "boys" frorr
South Africa, The eight particular
ly delighted ,,young Dr. Gunn" will
will be a Rtauncher, if possible, littli
Britisher than ever.
Rev. Bir. Cuthbert of H dell
tile pulpit of the Baptist o=io"It
Sunday, both a. in. and P. M., Slin
preached acceptable sermons on hot]
occasions. We undorstatid there i
it prohability O! the rtiVerend gentle
man boilig invited to ths pastorat
ot the Baptist church here.
Mr. James Steep returnod on Saturdiv
from the. West where lie spent t.w
months pushing the stile of hi
patented drill. He met with cor
Riderable success and is More firml
convinced than eveli that it Hits
;aIntig-f nit Want,, among the Wester
rmors. The drill will be manufm
tured at the old I)ICYCIC Works, God4
rich. Mr. Steepexpects to leave i
a day or so to arrange for its Man%
facture in Michigan also.
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Uandon-Hullett,
. Mr. Writ. Hughes iias returned ft(ti
a plem sant vikit with friends in Toe
watet and Lucknow,
Mr. John Connell spenb Sunday Wit
Godorich townshig friends,
The truqtcos of I . S. No. 4, Millet
have oil Aqed Win, Hamilton I
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teach f, ) I .
Mr. Lon Farnham loat, a valuab
young Hereford bull laAt weak it beit
choked with An appl , Lou bria r
aritu
ov,ntly )urchased bOr anitnal fto
the we?l known her(I of Air, Elliott
Goderich township.
I Win. mteg4ennon of korps called I
a fewftlon a bere on Saturday Al
autidAys .
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Irouse,
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on Mt
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Mr. N
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funeral
wife of
standin
a year
membe
funeral
c6niete
Mr.aJ
his may
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Mr.
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_)MOtiOX4 examimation;-Junior son desetives t a .gre es ,, p . I � 7 18 � 0 ; at : . . � I .... ....... I . �
)r 8rd-Alide lRok, Mabel for the way she had her scholars . . I .. . L.. . 0 - . - ' I I.. I . . .
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. . trained, . L I . . 0 . � I . . 1 3 es .
Mamie Yuil, Mabel Wakers, , william tinker.. is . busily �. . .77 52 4) . . I 11 . I I . . . I . . . . . � I
lark, Reggle Sturdy, and Mr. . . . . - . I . . . - .0 . -Winter.- Ma . L
VVilson. Sen. 2ad to'Jun..3rd. engaged with Mr. Thomas Hamilton Witwanosh H. I � 26.. . . . . 'L ... - - - .- I
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. io Sturdy, Bem� building it stone wall underhis -house, I . . '. 2 ' .1. . . .. Al _ , . . . ;
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r Wilson, Gatti . . . Oill ff :
no Mr..Nathan Johms1as finished buy. I . . 3 27.. , � .. - . y L . a! " I . ... . : . .. - Save timG'and woney. in Mantle buying
'Oulloilgh, V. Chambersi � . . 0 i�s'.. Studio' 0, 11�_ - , 0 1
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cKee Johnston . , Part 2nd to I ,�: . . : ' ... .83, ' . ... 0 . I . I L L, . I I .. I 1. 1, . . 0 , sortwents here are - largest, there are more L'to
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Myrhle,Prouse, Winnie John. . . I L L I ,; .Waw&n6sbW.1 - I -1 I 1 8 � . . . , . . I � I . .. .. . .. . . .. .. . . ... . � � . .,e,li6ose'lri)m-than'"�gt*o�lie,r. Sjoje�. L Styles' are -
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am Elliott. has sold a fine Mr. . L 4: . . 10 - .. . innipeg I v�ish to dispose of my business in . . a I I -y case. .All the materials are good *'
iiii engaged with M*r Will' Lov bits , 4) of W I I . . . I A ree , in evez . I . .
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ndred ' . 1 . I . I nuary I . , 0 1 "I .and the prices, low enough'. L .
t.hs-old bull calt 'to .Mr.L Louis return6d- home. - . � . ej . , 5 � � 23 ... L ' . )
I . I I.. . . .� I L . � .— — 0 , Clinton before the ist of Ja , ,�tid to clear off . . .. . . little
of CoillitanceJov one hu Air. James lla�an, had the misfor. 1. . . 64: .60 .- L I . L J 1, 11 0 1 . - L '. 1. .
.� my'. Elliott also sold a halId7 tilne to lose his'ploWs an Holiowe'en. ' - . .. I 0 , the large Stock- of 1�hoto Cards on hand wi These' are a few price hints. ' '.. . 11 I . I
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-months-old calf to, Mr. While colifing -home, fr0m, Hensall � , , . ,XAJO1d'r198. ' .. . ' . . I . , �bu �ever . got� be- , - 0� money. o - . .... . I
even .. autle of black niggerhead, but- - �- antle. of fine beaver cloth, good:.
L . . Holmes, McLean - . r bargains.. than . . I I � M, IM, � .
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Middleton of this town o . 2.3 L , , 0 give'you greate I . , � . . . .
Saturday evening Mr. G'eo. - Pringle's - I . 0 . . - . . . . . .; . . r0- I L quality,large lapels,lolig front, - -
.five dollars and still has sayer- horse'ran awrty a I n(I broke. the buggy. �&shfleld . I . . fte; .. L . 0 tolls up. close at throat'llet.
it. ' L . I a , : . 0 .. � , . .. .. L. . . L I . .L . *0 'veres'plitin lining�e ffillt!y I ',I L ' iliew back, 6 p�arl buttons vel. ,
alves ye ,%niong.his stock. A number from hero attended. thd Colborne . .. . 63'.. . , . , ', . . I . I , 0 buttou cor . rect -lengilt, and . I vet callar, mercerised. �atecii L
eather,of late'llas been, almost . L Olinton . . 0 . , ' ke-orders. can be had from.Mr. Foiter's neg-� . .1, . . bla�k oi- hvwi�, a very
P�olltical thee injiensall Saturday. . . . . ' ' ' . -any nega- . 0. : ........ l. "...., � ......... . lint'b""' .......... ;�.
I for. this season of the year and. Mr W. 001:iy'llylvis -visiting . friends, . , Goderich- township � - '.'221 # - � shieve, ti 'good coat at a low ,� 7 , ii, � coat ..... 1.75
it, , - .. .. . I ) .:. f)L . nice F,,ularged P , . . L :. , . 191 5 . L . . .
qe"t raing have. been,. quite , in Mich. , I . .1 Godelvich town. 1 21' . . atiVeS, also hotus from' 0 iwice . . , I
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I I . � cat Wgwailosh - 4 . :. - 0 � - tive made by Mr. Foster or,myself,iit price$ . . Good quality bbick - miggerhead, � . .
daring depredations were c6m- . No service W W . . . , 14) . . . . . . . I , . �. . coat 4tylv, 4 VoNy� Of stitching .. . E Xtra quality beaver mdrides, � I
. dist church next'Sabbath owing to . .. . . . ,. . . L J
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tat last acconnts nii'very.. ser- church. ' . . . 11 I I I. . � . V .L . I . I . . ". � . . . 0 pearl buttons, silk lined ....... 5000 baol': L velvet collar, open frarlt,' 1.
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hap hag befallen.anyone, Air. Young.and daughter of Seaforth . — ' . L L' . y L . . *0 B�eavvr cloth, ill fawil'or black, . Vof the b(isit mat-valuos we lin
. sty with Mr. R. Love. . . SOUTH HURON. � * ' I ' siness . v . . � . ve
Vass and fall wheat have taken . I - 1. Call ea �ly as I ma dispose of my, hu *, . . Coat st-0e, ilow hilcko .150.1mis, : ack, red, grey 8.25 :
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fereat hue since the late warM. .spent Sund 1. I . . . 0 , . . - 0: � 1( - 6� pe, . . L over had , fawn,blt .
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o were the order 1-1 . __ . � Mr. McMillan -was badly defeated any day.L . . , . . : IL . . . double 'stit vl',d, q4 but. I . 11
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ay. . . . I . 1. . . .1 'L i L L .r 0 . 1� I . . . � .., . . . . Go()d (11111litV ljl�lf!l,: 111. 'I . I r. I . . I
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illiam Crooks womb to Welles- . �Ashfleld-Township, doing the trick. �Tha 6ontpot b,nged . '. I L I I Is I � . . 0 4 fl,j)ll.t:L(�d,�'es if it, L .a(, I .. I 'sn"90th I th,_6pvn.tbiiVoltUCtL "�_..
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lishiplastweek, to Attond.the� , I _:_— � so was . an 0 . 11 . .. U SS L 0 ) r, ed With, rol's 11:10 I
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- gone� upon personitippplilarity . . .. .L . (i C) L, w1de worsted, braid, edged , - edges,'slIk lined, 'sle6voq also . '.
' lie -blis got a ative . lined pearl buttons, *bla:cl.
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� at fridrid. of thifty-five years d luer easy victory for the Heneall.Mac, The I . . . . � � 1. V .�� I . ,ow ItIlAisi't i) , I �
r. L . . � I small one. ' L 0 . . I . . . ... I . I 0 twisL butions, silk line - - .and f,t*n �. . -. i ............... I ..,J a, -
Hillor lost a daugl#er p'o,,'iVti'onn sp I � � I vote was a, . .L. . . I . . . . .1 . . . � . . . I
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ago, and th4 6hly remaining in,tion ha's not made imuch of 6 McEwan carried. eve division in. .0 . .1 ., L . . . I . 0 . .
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took place to. the, Millbiifik The revival services of the Asbfield .an , - � . �11 .. - . . I . ,qt� . , I I 5A1t:,,(b . . I . . . .1 � 1. r . I
ry.. ., ,� . L'' Circuit arebeing continued at Rack. NO. I 18 ; No .2,00 ; �. No. 3, 3.5 ; No. 4, 0 I Flannels'.. . : �
- No. 5; 38 . .-�-Total majorit-j,'17 . 4 � QAQO�Oo%-'@A*b"g'�b"fD"za'w';�b' . I .. I I . � . I .. . I .� . Li . . . >41�_ - . -
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house which iu. one of the most . . . I 1. . - I __ . . . L .. I . I "' --1 ___ __ - ---,. . ..,- - . ._ - I....- -1. . . . .-. .- .. Our flannel stock is: complete bievery particulars Not. I
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ntiallyL built in the township. It I ____ 1. . I . . I L . . . . ..� . . .. � . . I . I 1. a desirable line ill, missing -and our sea . rch Aft 'the,best w . as.
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feet and built of stone, plaster-. . . .1 . � . . I . . ... I . L . . . ._:� ,. �, I I I . I - 44 er . I . i
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tside and- it 111ceniellb wash' . ...... 0 . and.. -thotoiigh. . Maple Leaf'! flannels we nk';
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- command !11111itillil I. . ... L. . I. 1. . . 1. -, _ L . aV L .
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to, and f roih it' the' .country = .1 . . . . � 1. 'L � . . .1 . � I .... pro v I
. ow- - I . . - . I L I I . � . - -110 . . . L _ . per Gotly Satisfact ' ory to.
e viewed for miles around. I 6� . . 9 � = the�- wearers in every respect, They are made of ' � I
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Frank Powell returned on Sat :, � . I 1. -9 , L of . those waning goo
06�- � and will not shrink.. For e
frorn 'his Visit to_0helm6ford , . . . . . . I I . .0. I . . 0
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-the 0. P. R. West llob-'__ " . . - ' BR I I = dependable flannels� we specify afew of Our leading -lines. L � ' _..
main line 6f . 0 HERS ' � 1. - , . �
bury anaqp miles from North W: A,C-KSiON � . .. . . -A .
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Mr. Powell was sornewltzit !M- —a- . .. I I .. 1. . � . I . . L . ... - . LL . I . . .L . ;..�, . L I . . I .
di so much so that he',deefdad to � I I . . � . . L. . '-"a El nidn flannel, dark grey 26 Or 0611
1 1 ,. I I . - a . wool flannel, very .
W� I . I I 1 . .. . . -W fine and soft,
an investmefit", Land there. 85-- . .. . . t= = wide, a good wearer ..'.... 120 Fjxtla "UP , full 28 inch, dirk. or, ,
will increased i�vahle he thinks. — t . . . . I . � . I I - I I .. � = Wool flannels, dark . ana light grdy, I . light grey, plain or twill, people . L ,
example, his father bought' 260 = . . .. .1 . .. . . I , . -0 - . . 'Wanting a real good flannel fvill
. � I . . -mw plain or twill, soft finisbpoan ex. A .3
acres some three years ago for -$13 d� . . . . . . . . . -0 colientilt.-nnelfoi�geiieralwati!... 7M n WAS 811VAERaCkory inevery res -
and now refuses to sell, at, $3000 Tile """ � . more. I . I. . I I . --a . I . paob,.non shrinkable.. ..P,..*..... 30e,
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land is a light claY 10mm and being. W_ I 1. � . I . . . 4 Vine quality "Maple Leaf" flannel
&A- . . . I � . I . . . . . . . . -M Scarlet flannels, plain or twill, two
oni ovared with..& second growth of lw� . I . I . I = 27 inches widej made of flne wools, ' . qualities, rti��p up in military
SoWwcood is easy cleared. ,$3 per acre a- . 1. I � I I --a : t
ap- � . " . . I . I I . 'r . . . -.M soft and smooth, dark or. light, t5e styles, and rimmed with brass
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will do the job. The local market Is :- . . . .. . � grey, plain or twill ............ ... -
� dM..d I . .. . I --a � �. 1. I buttons, they are vorypopulekr for I
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good, oats selling at cents,per bush -
ell butter at.30.centa pev pound, eggs
25 cents. per dozen and .chickens at
from 60 to 15 c I ants a pair, The set.
tlers are tolved, with the English-
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,peaking and Fronch,speaking pdoples
a about equal-aunibers, Its a race for
which will ultimately contiol thd
secrion, The weather this fall has'
. been about like that of Manitoba.
Rain has fallen for weeks and the I
ground is now .thoroughly saturated
and the swamps overflow. Much of the
grain is still out, some still uncut,
The wet season will hamper (leer hunt-
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ing considerably. Mr. Powell brought
home a bandsomepair of moose horns,
� Mr. Munnings of thev. 14th con, has
Borne mangels. of which he Is very
proud, One maeaspres ten inches
across the top and weighs twenty,
seven pounds. Farmers say this. ,.to
hard to beat. .
M Yeo; intends iiiiising
W,Iatjobn
d stock as he purchaged
some thorobveds at the stile of Mr- Jas-
LaIthwalte.
H. Sweet is diggin 0, well for
Fred . Ford, Fred. intenT6 putting up a
wind mill. .
The following is the report of the
I pupils of S. S. No. 8, based on punctu-
ality, good deportmenb and general
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� proficiencyr:._5th class-SaidaCantelon'
I Sr. 4th-Blabla Pickard, Henry Bad-
� our, Tessie Crooks, Pred Potter, Roy
Pickard, Blanche Tobbutt. Edith Mul-
1 holland. Jr, 4th -Gordon Amass,
i Myrtle L,svis, 'Olive Sturdy, Robert
L Sterling, Mabel Munnings, Howard
i Williatnu, &.3rd-140valfilage0artney
i Daisy Williams, Wilfrid Colelouyli,
. Staillay Ames, Pornillit Halstead,b, a'y
� Proctor. Sr,. 3rd-Geor 0 Colclou 11'.
Florence Lavior �q d Wil.
r son Oscar Tab ----' therb Pick -
:y ard: John Dempser
'), A,tl,,, Sturdy,
a -14r. 2tid-Clarice ,MAour, Howard
. Trewartha, Francis Potter, IdxHuller,
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Lula Mulholland, Minnie Sturdy, Edith
�Lavis, Sr. 2nd -May Mcoartney,
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, Muriel Wilsont Pparl Huller, Lelia
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�1. Ford,. Wilbert Halstead, Etta Col.
1. CIO h Pt. 2nd, -Horace Towill.
� Sr3b., Ist,-Olareiftcd Potter, John
1. Stard Myrtle Trowartha, Gritema
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Towelf.1 Jr. Pt. lat -01ifford McOart-
nAy, Lizzle. nadour, Sterling. Don). say,
01harlioLavis, Willie Towill, yonest
Ifullor.-N. W. Trewartba, Teacher,
Tue following is motittoment of tbo
pupils' standing of S. S. No. 2 fox, the
�r month ending October Blet based on
3, punctuality, good deportment � and
goneral roficioncy.-Ist claos, 31'. -
Ir Garfield 11:601tillough, Pranklo. Chamb,
. ers, David Prouse. let SP.-Wealey,
tr Monk. Jr, A. 2nd-Ruthie Thomp-
,O eon, Nina Walters, Gotdon White.
Sr., Pt. 2nd. -Myrtle Prouse W1 to
[a Johnston, Mart, Monk, �V. 2nudn-
g IronqUick,Mclee Jolluriton, Mere-
e- dith0ark. Se.2nd- GePtio StillidY,
In ArLhur Wilson, Benson ItIcOullough-
Jf .3td-Mainie YiiIII,A1ie0HIckand Mabel
waltera, (even) alth-Pearl Wilson,
)n Nottle9turdy,Alicojohnaton, Junior,
id rjeavlag___� MattlA, johnston, Undil
Stardy.�-Fred. J. LaWronde, TeaOhbr,
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just' now we are having a great ush in this epartment And our 10 Prices �
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is the cause, . , Our special sale , Boots and Shoes has ' brought us customers
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r the ollowing lines I at such close prices that they
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A range of "Dom Pedro" Shoes made trom. good quality of grain stocir,. can Do f,
I =Aw clasps Or laced, sizes 7, 8 and 9, sold every where at $1.36, :)ur price as long as they last $ 1. 1 0.
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==A , big assortment of Ladies.' D03:1901& Button Shoes) made to Sell at $1,50 per pai . I- and
2 good value at this figure, as long as they last you can get what you want for $1.1.0. We have
been told time and -time again that th.is line at $1.60 cannot be beaten. I . . I I
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prieefor ail assortment of Shoes that were Sold up as high as $4 00, without doubt the
3..-I $gr`!a-t9es5t1range of goods for the money ever offered in this section. It will. �ay to drive miles to s6e
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The Lion Brand" of 13oys' Clothing is the cheapest range of goods in
Canada. lVe make them ourselves quil you have no middleman's profit to
pay, We maice them in a manner totally diftrent fiom the Ordinary ma-,
chino -made goods, We, make them from all wool Halifax tweed goods that
will give the utmost satisfaction in wear, You can buy an odd coat for
$ 1.75 in fn e small sizes, and it you want a pair of pants to tn ateh they will
only cost YOU 600. Our "SOrtment, is not equal I led by any honse in the
trade. . . �
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Tlav*e you seen our wovderful Mud Ooats which " %ig buying for Spot caab
shorttime. our Itain Coat at $3.50 is what n usually get inmost other places at $6. . 0.60-
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have a full range of'sizes, 'sell Should .it not; wear as you .1
only reliablo qualities and our thiuk it ought, toll us about'
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prices are under today$ ,Values ,
Two of our leading lines - . it and we will make it right
with you. .These two lifies
V leeco lined, xibbea -vests slid araw- are good., . � . .
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era, American make, soft firliell , � V
slid very strong, one of the best Ribbed woollen hose, heavy weight �
selling lines we ever had in vbe � for winter *ear, seamless feet all I
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store ........ ...... . � .i. 38C ....... 2oc
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. Lextra heavy woolen hose, maile
Itibbed woollen vests, just enough from Imported worsted yarno,
cotton woven in to keep them . wiao ri - it I
frorn shrinking, open front, pearl knee, it " "earn", t'y"ithi"iettl ,,0,7,'&','q. 1.
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buttong, finely finighed drawera to boys se Sunt 0
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Because we boug',it these A few . pairs of childron�s
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urday morning.' 5o raira -olipareals woollen hogo,
W_� 41 plain and ribbed, sizes 5 to 7J, not .
ai Pairs obilareno ribbea atawera, & pair but Is worth 20o most of
I ankle length, good wolglit, regular A� them are 260 to 850 goods, choice, (g -
25o on riale Saturday, pot pair .... 16e, of lot Haturdity ................ e
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These spocials from the millinery do artment go on sale
Saturday morning. It i6 well to come earfly for beat ohoiceo :
Childrtulpfalipy ntitolied feft hedo, Girk few tam crown ho6ta, plikid .
went kew York atylea, grey, blue, ,I crown, Ityrivitned with quill Ana
lawn, red, vcgulav 650, olloico .... 45i bookie, tegalm 655o, choied Satan 650
camel hair Gailom, trinimed with Calliel hair otiting hata now shape :
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silk, opecial for Saturday,,. . v .... 05el on ly, apeefal for k6tutn'Sy. . . . V. # 4 0 4 ,
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