The Clinton News-Record, 1901-06-27, Page 9• . .
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Ladles' Lifle
Collars
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Selling at 5c each
BRAND NEW GOODS JUST
IN THIS WEEK . .
ni\TE of thebig collar factories made up too
many white linen collars for the spring
trade, made a great many more than they
were able to sell. They would not take any
chances (*carrying them into another season,
So cut the price right in two in. order to
clear them outat once. They were offered
to a few of their customers ?Ad we were
fortunate enough to secur6 a big lot of them..
They are all plain, straight band, styles, are
pure linen. The standard . selling price
all over the country for .collars of
this quality has been. 12%c each. We place
this entire lot on sale commencing Saturday,
June 29th, at a piece. • 5c
Ladies' White Linen Collars, straight band shapes, 2 and
2.t inches bigh,sold all over the country atlXic each,pure n c
linen, sizes 12i to 14i,on sale commencing Saturday,each .UU
New. Linen
Shirt Waists
The very latest in Shirt Waists are those
made from plain grass linen. A feW very
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stylish ones are among this week's arrivals
• ,) at:this store. They are made from plain
• linen, trimmed with in.sertion, to match,have
• the newest sleeve, collar and cuff, sizes are
34, 36 and 38. The price $2 apiece.
Elegant 'White
Shirt Waists
Last week we 'ordered some very handsome white Shirt
Waists and epeet thern here in time for. Saturday's business.
They are very fine 'qualities, styles that are now shown for
the first time, are trimmed with tucking, hemstitching and
fine insertion,, Noprettier waists have been shown. this sea-
son and we will have only a limited quantity of each line.
The prices will be $1.,85 and $2 each. •
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Our Black Sateen
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Waist at $1 " •
one dollar we are selling a black Sateen Shirt
Waist that easily beats anything else in the, trade. It is
At '
the best value we were :able :to ,find and if we had not,'
been able to take a large quantity we could not ha;ve sold I
I it at this price :
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• Bieck Shirt Waists, madeof eXbra good quality' bright •
finished black sateen, will not fade or turn rusty, •
three clustersof fine tucks down 'each side of front, flfl
two rows down back.soft cuff, very stylish, all sizes 1 .0 U
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Lin.en Dress Muslins
REST IN A
ammoe
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and be healthy out in, the
fresh air and sunshine. A.
hammock is a great Da
-
door comfort and affords
during the heated term a
cool spot where to recliee
in pure and healthful air.
It will relieve you mentally
and physically more than
it will yout pocket book. It
is one of the priniary arti•
cles about a home which
go to make up "The Eter-
nel Fitness of Things" and
not at great cost either.
Our prices are as low as is
in keeping with the quality
and they are varied in color,
length and style,
Glad tq have your inspection,
Agents Parker's Dye Works,
The 1, D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest, Always the Best.
4bOtit o '4
•WHERE THEY ARE People
, OR WHERE
THEY ARE COM
We Know
Dr. Cook has gone to Chicago.
Mr. E. Herman has returned from
the Soo.
Mr. Ben. Webb has returned home
from England.
Mr. D. Cantelon of Hensel' was in
town on Tuesday. '
Miss..Kate Scales of Hullett is visiting
at Mrs, R. Carter's, •
Mr. staid Mrs. W. Doherty leave for
Ltvei'pool on the 1st,
Mr, John MaeGuire has returned from
Boston arid is again at his post.
e nd 1VIrs: JohnLayton, Sr. spent
*IVIla's.taweek visiting. in Tuckersralth.
Messrs. McMnrchie and Macdonald of
Blyth were in Clinton on Monday.
Mrs. T. 11: (look has returned from
visiting friends in St. Clair, Mich,
Mrs, Connell and children of Goderich
township are visiting Mrs. S. Pike.
M. Dowser and W. Moffatt attended
the big circus in Stratford on Fri
day.
Mr. A. 0; Pattison and family leave on
Saturday for Bayfield for' the Sum -
Mr, W. P. Spalding is in Toronto this
week attending the S. 0, S. Grand
Crimp.
Mr. johnathari Miller of the Hotel
Bedford, Goderich, spent Saturday
fin town.
Mrs Dark of London is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jos. Rattenbury, at
preseet. •
Miss Maggie Hillen of Goderich visit-
ed her sister, Mrs, John Walker, on
Saturday.
Mr. and Ms. 'Brydone and Mrs. (Dr.)
• Gunn and family were in London
this wee's.
Mise Sproat has returned to her home
after spending a few days with Mrs.
W. Foster.
Mr. V. H. Brownscombe of Chicago is
the guest of his sister, Mrs. W. 11.
Nevvcom be.
PlOrt and fancy Dress Linens are now D\VW..116.aillr'eNw.cromaibr'ejw. Weie iInrwLinondanond
being. shown at this store. They are the on. Monday,
newest
. • summer dress materials and .
verEdwards of Bayfield were in Clinton
Erwin, and Mrs.
as ionable for waists or dresses' H d °n Tuesday'
Mrs. R. Carter and son Henry of
Tuckerseeith were callers at Londes-
boro last week.
Mr. ,I, Thompson of •London, head
• agent for Frost and Wood, was in
town on Monday.
Miss Mary Robb •,:•eturned home last
week from Titmdon where she was
. attending Normal School.'
Mrs.C.r.s,letwright of Brandon, Man,,is
vie:ding her son, Mr. Bd. Robinson
, ref town whom she has not seen for
nineteen years.
Mr. John Mole of Auburn was in town
on Tuesday. His daughter, Edith,
who has been ill for over a month is
still in a critical condition.
Miss Clara Ferguson, daughter of Me.
James Ferguson, has passed with
honors her first examination at the
training school for nurses in London.
Mr. E, M. lileLeari, Past Master of
Clinton Lodge, will represent bis
Masonic brethern at the. Grand
Lodge meeting to be held in Handl-
ton.
Miss Challie Barge, who has been visit-
ing her brother in Ohicago re.
turned. to her home in town. See
list of wedding announcements on
page 5.
Mr, William Robb left Tuesday for
Port Hope to take part in the gather-
ing of the Old Boys of Durham. He
will extend his visit for several days
to renew old- acquaintances.
Mr. and. Mrs. Tunney of Westfield
'were guests of Mrs. Thos.
Mitchell the other day, as also were
Mrs. T. Riddell of Auburn •and Mr,
D. Vitalsh of near Londesboro.
Rev. Greene and family of Holmes -
villa became residents of Clinton
yesterday, when they took up house
on Rattenbury street East. Miss
Fisher of Kincardine is their guest.
Miss Lottie Cantelon of Hensall was a
guest at Mr.Peter Cantelores on Sat-
urday while on her way to Alt,Forest
where yesterday she acted as brides.
tiaid for Miss M, Graham who was
married to Mr. F. Gibson,
Mrs. A. A. &break was visit-
ing the Schrenk homestead last
week and brought back Mrs.
Walter Fax and her son Joe of
Winnipeg1. who will visit Ontario
Mende until about the end ofJuly,
Mrs, Geo. Swartz and Mrs, Z. P. Rona.
ball and family left last week for
Cleveland, Ohio, where they will
spend two or three months with the
former's danghter, Mrs. Carnell.
During their absence Mr. Swartz
will be with his son in Wingham
most of the time.
..._ ..„..,....„,..,.. somer or more stylish materials you will
- — , find it hard to. get anywhere : . • •
At 10c Plain grass linen, medium Weight, nice fine quality I 11
N inches wide, makes a handsome euit . sl..0
At 14c Linen effect Dregs Muslins, light weight, fine qua's •
ity,plain linen ground with small dribor block pattern in I A
white, blue, etc., very stylish, per yard: , ..... ..,. • 1 9' .
At 20c Fine quality American Corded Batiste Muslinainen
effect grounded with 'alternate narrow fancy black and '
Paisley pattern, stripes in colors,makes handsome waists n n
or dresses, per yard... . , ..... , . .. ... .. . ...„. , . .... . 1h
Laces for Triminings
and insertions for trimming the above timeline in ye/flow. widths,
100, 117-ic, lee, 20e
Black Dres8 Muslins
Our in black and white .eottrin
particularly good. The thin, soft, lig,' dress materials is
nt and cool dress stuffs
for hot weather wear are here pri.ce
can be sold for : a. as low as good qualities
Black Dimity Muslins, extra ' .
Laces
per yard
good quality, 30 inches wide, Fine quality Dress Muslins, deep
white spots and figures. ..... ,•' black ground with small pa -
1 7e terns in vvhite, very light,— late
Fine quality plain black corded • Black and white Sateens. the
Dimity Muslin, narrow car ., the best,you could hardly tell
ed stripes,good black,wil) "Pfrom silk,plain black grounds
turn rusty, per yard.. i not with soli, dot and floral de • • ' • • •
. . 20c signs. ...... ,.....18e, 25c Ss 30c
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Foot
Comfort
A new Make of 'summer hose was passed
into stock the other day. They are very
fine quality of cotton, absolutely fast black,
The feet are of pure, soft natural wool that
will never harden. People who have worn
them pronounce them the most comfortable
stim.mer hose they have ever worn.
Two sizes 9 914
Two Qualities 25c .050- *
Gentleman's Balbriggan
Underwear 75c per Suit
A more complete stock of rneti's underwear than this you
will not easily find. We have many qualitiee and every
818e from that that fits the small boy up to that large
enough for the man that measures 44 or 40 inches around
the chest, Here is one of Our leading lines :
Men's fine double thread Balbriggan Underwear,
shirts and drawers, 'sateen trinTinings, ribbed
cuffs and ankles, overlooked seams, all size,
:special value at per suit- .......75c
0-4611$ BrOS„,
In the Kirkton correspondence of St.
Marys journal appeared the follows
ing last week:
Miss Elizabeth Pot ter of Clinton spent
last week With Mr, and Mee. John
lirquhart,—Mr. Andrew Foote of
Varna spent Wednesday and Thurs-
day the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Cairns, ----Miss Laura 'Wiseman
spent Tuesday and 'Wednesday in
• Clinton as a delegate from the Chris-
tian Endeavor here to the Huron
• County Convention held in Presby.
ter an Mural. She was accompart-
led by Mr. John Urquhart as second,
delegete. ----Mr. G. W. IlarnWell
Was unable to teach on Friday, ow.
ing to a very severe atria of pleurs
odynia, We wish Weeley a speedy
recovery. --Mr. and Mrs. .Tolin
Urquhart left on Tuesday for Clin•
ton on a visit to Mr, and Mrs, John
Porter of Clinton, witilo t.hero thoy
will attend the 'Ohrietain Endeavor
Connty 00nVeatiori,
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AN OLD MAN ENDS HI XII)194
Wm. Tuer, a man about 70 year of
ogo, was found last Friday in title barn
at his son-in-law, Alr. John Illtt,V, Mit-
chell,banging to a rope mid quitedead. •
It is not known why the unfitunate
man took his life.
Deceased was the father of M'r. Geo. a
Tuer, of Whyte pork packing !factory
here, who went to Alit h 1 I
.1 rz ay.
Other sons are: Joseph of Ellice) ; Will-
iam, of con. 2, Fullerton, aud. • Harry;
who was formerly pro.prietoe of the
Dannecker store, on Downie; street,
The late Mr. Tuer was a widov; vet',
NONEY LOST ON 04.,f eirr.m.
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The comparatively high range of
prices in the Toront
le market
appears to have been a good deal bet-
ter thing for the farmer? 3 than for
dealers.
"Two or three fortunes? have,” said
John Dunn of the firm of V iunn Berm,
"been lost on export catt le this sea-
son. (tattle hays netted t myers $4.$0
in the Old 0Ountry ma. sket, which
were bought here at $3. 30 to $5.40,
I believe that everyone wi to has touch-
ed export cattle this Su lean has lost
money, and the loss ia tile aggregate
cannot be less than from one hundred
to one ,hundred and 111 y thousand
dollars.'
Thoma Crawford, aother large
dealer, practically confine es this state-
ment "The reason sue) a high prices
were paid on this side," aid he, "was
because dealers had, cot itraoted for a
certain amount of spa mand were
bound to fill it.
In filling this space es porters 'had to
face the active compe' talion created
by buyers for the abst ttoir and local
butchering trade. The obligation to
fill space on the one hai id and to bid
against buyers for the lc ma1 market on
the other, appears to ha .ve kept pricea
above a level at which ixporters could
profitably buy.
some exporters sold as el h as $5, hie
To -day Thos. Cravvi 'ord, says that I
But Mr, Crawford sae vs there are no •
choice exporters vomit ig in now. The
best of the stall-feds ve all gone, and
the grass-feds are no t panning out
verp well, Mr. Crawl. ord himself sold
most of which would as exporters,
au $3.50 to $4.25. C if stockers M r.
others have gone as low as ,$7,4.
one mixed load, avert iging 1,100 lbs.,
for $4.821. Export k lulls he quoter.3
Crawford says Pot. nal sny are coati' eg
in nor is the demand keen. , be
would like to take a few. at abo' at $3
to $3.00 for good st • de. ' Off-er ilered 2
stockers, •Jerseys, asteins, e#0„ he
quotes at $2 to $8:.
Butchering stock a re sell:Reg •better
comparatively than a: nything, else,good
to choice going at t4 to $,4.5u, while
prices for middling ra ave. 1;11 the way
down from that to $2, • 75, Good to choice
dry fat cows are sent; og at $8.50 to $4,
Crawford and Humai ' • Sett having sold
one bunch of dry t • :ows at $3.50 all
round. The seine fir na. sold a huneh of
fine calves at 5 1.2c, . Th a;t is about the
top figure, the range•
for calves being.
from that down to 4 1.2c. '
For snch milkers , as are coming . in
$35 to $50 is being p: lid, but soinettun
more vvould b •
cows. In sheet:tic
from 23.50 to $3.75
lambs are av ag. or really goo
stock is bringing
and bucks $2.75.
LPer4in. g eraging $2.50 to $4
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• A POINT IN
During the con:
Meeting .held at A
experimental fruit
Bruce Institute
came up in 'corinec
Mr. 1VIaleolrn, a pr
the neighborhood,
spraying for four •
the formulit issue(
of A viculture, an
any benefltfroni lb
, "Mr. Malcolm's
Hutt, "was due ti
particular the be
Department 18 110
might be. It is r
the bluestone ani
mixed together la
the barrel mita'
these two solutio
water to dissolve
gether before the
rel containingti
water, with .whic
fore spraying, t1
curdy appearanc
sults from spray
ed. In prepare
forty gallons of
placed in the b
stone, after bein
followed by th
and then of the
way .0 thorom
takes place a
used will prod
Mr.' Malcom.'s
fact that he na.
Bine together
the barrel of NI
" That spras
tive," Me. Hut
the experiene
ton. Mi. She
ing regularly
the result is t!
proved in a
year by year.
after year go.
succeeding s
the first."
CHEESE
MARX
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SPRA'Y
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ree of the Orchard
• . E. Sherrington's
station by the South
n.• important. point
tion with spraying,
ogressive farmer. of
, said be had been
years, according to.
• 1 by the Department
d had never received
is work.
• failure," said Prof.
) the fact that in one
Iletin issued by the
t made as plain asit
tot there stated that
1 lime should not be
efore being placed in
ining the water. If
ns, with just enough
them, are mixed to.
,y are put in the har-
m larger quantity of
:h they are mixed be -
ley will have a heavy,
:o and the roper re -
mg will not be obtain
ng .the mixture the
water should first he
arrel. Then the blue -
g clisolved, should he
e addition of the lime
Paris Green.. In this
rJi and .proper mixing
nd the material when
.tice the desired, effect.
failure was due to the
hied the bluestone and
before putting them in
,ater.
,ing can be made effec-
t went on, "is proved by
e- of Director Sherring-
rrington has been spray -
for the last six years and
hat his orchard has im-
ppearance and condition
Those who spray year
better results from each
ear than they did from
11.A.B,ICET IN RE.
ABLY REALTPIT CON -
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The cheer e situation continues antis.
factory, •th .is condition being mainly
duan
t og Theo: Mee notion of makers in re
; year's output at the early
part of the season, The extent of this
reduction i s indicated by the fact, as
cheese Erol stated by t
n Montreal last week were
he Herald, that exports of
02,825 box, es as compared smith 70,090
for the sat am week Tad yeiv's while the
shipment: i of cheese for thie'tvliole sea -
wit son to dal •
e ammmt to 240,320 as cow -
pared
h 410,210 boxes for the same
period lat A Year. i
In Tort
new Chea into to -day the", Gonne quote
pie. Pi 'isrek,itot ittkOwliet:saandocoo.ldquaottle0 too
o 10/s
A.wi ceers hd:
About side points, will be noted
iwn, exceedb gly satisfactory
„business than sell- •-
. and buyers seem I ..-.•
eis ...-
ra.7.
"A Somewhat
Different Store "
.WashableSllirt Waists'
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The backward season has had little apparent 0„,r act on the demand fot pretty Shirt Waists
which make up the most attractive assortment we quo ever shown. '
Our stock is particularly rich in white waists of medium grade and price, most of which are I
nicely trimmed with insettions, embroklerids or fineltucking,
The colored waists we are showing are also very popular and "iome in the very newest styles*
leidiere Waists of fine white lawn, front and back made of lace
insertion,and fine tucketplain and tucked cuffs on Bishop sleeves, 1 25
extra special at each 1i ° • .
Ladies' Slairt Waists, made of (Ara fine white lawn, front, back
and sleeves of fine tucks and ineertion,newest collars and sleeves, 1 .50
a real beatityat each .
readies' Waists,. made of fine Madras prints and dimities, in wide
, stripes of navy, pink and light bine, with front and back of fine 0
pleates, in newest styles, our special price each. ,,,, ,, .....,.... 1 II LI;
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Ladies' Shirt Waists, made of fine quality of print in white with
black stripes, with white pleated- front, collar and cuffs, very nn
• special at each .0
Lacdollesr's08hfpini
tVi Faists, made of good qualitv of print, in stripes,
o
r blue and mauve, also plain white lawn all wi
Pew Bishop and new back, Well worth 05c, spedal at, .50
Lawdlitehs'fiWnevaisi
stt 3, of tine print, in colors of pink, mauve and blee
lite stripe nicely trimmed, with one inch wide finish-
ing braid, s elf collars, Also navy blue waists. with stripes and an
figures, will I Bishop sleeve, would sell at 75c, our price each.,.,.
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Ladies' Shirt 1Waists, made of black sateen and savant eloth, in
the most 10,pproved styles, some plain, others tucked, but all
t
made to gi ve good wear....
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Laces and Etnbt soideries
Our gathering of Laces and Embroideries of every description
like to have you look here - before you buy as we can supply your x
• 'Unless you are already a patron of this store you cannot a
purchasing here.
Valenciennes Laces, in newest designs, all made of good thread, isIl
per dozen yerds...
is not surpassed in any store in town, We'd
weds at a great saving. •
ppreciate the advantage and economy afforded in •
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12S, 15c, 18c to 500 •
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worth one third more than our prices, •
• 15c, 200, 250
Oriental Laces and Insertions are in great demand this summer, we have the very latest designs in these
wanted goods at per yard. ..
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Embroideries in widths from 1 to b inolbes, in very dainty designs, special yalues per yard 50, 80, 100, 120 •
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We have planned our extraordinary eaNing odeasion'for' $ ttui day and:Monday shoppers Every item will be
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1.00 Indigo Prints at 6c Cc Aton Hose at 1214c • I •
• 600 yards of American Prints, all warranted 'Indigo 'blue, with Lad • lea' Cotton Hose, in ribbed and plain, all fast black, full range • 26
. white •stripes and spots, all fast colors, well worth to -day .10c, . 06 .1 I sizes, special at 2 pair for . , • •
. Saturday or 3.1onday at per s•aril
; Grey'(otton at 41Ac S; ammer Corsets at 50a• . .
. 10C 'pairs of Ladies' Summer aorsete, made with good strong net,all•
arid MondaY Po Yard • • - 2 itIonday, price......... „ .... ..,.................. .....
: 60c Curtain Muslin at 20c •
2 500.yer4s of 34 inch wide cotton, good heavy quality, oea Saturday 041 ' Narranted perfeot in fit and finish, extra value Saturday and 50
. ilillinery Bargains
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40 yards of frilled Curtain Muslin, in white with biro flower and
vines, suitable for bedroom curtains,regular price w as 60c and on
account of it being slightly soiled you may have' it at'per yard.. a20
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Wrappers at 55c • • .
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• Ladies' Wrappers, made of good strong print in fight. colors,waiet g c
all lined; Well worth 90e, on sale Saturday or Monday at--
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50and $4.50 Hats at $1.05. 'Your choice of about adozen Hats, • .
valuesof which were as high as $4-.50, Saturday or Monday your I 05 •
• choice at... „ i •
750 to $1.50 Sailors, etc., at 50e • - •
Ladies' outing hats and sailors in assorted styles and colors,regular n • .•
• prices are 75c and $1.50, your choice on Saturday or Moriday at, , .0• U • •
trimmed in tile very nevvest styles, with good trimmings;regular
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IP YOU waNT set
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JACKSON
lo
more am
ers.
At P1
at 0 31-7 •
from 91
1,050 is
Ab VV,c
85 wet
will sl
33c bte
.A.t
board
slow
3,000 v
ure.
out •
offer,
eon
chs
hat
ste
thr
„or
we been paid
xious to do 1
eton Wedner •ida.y 085 were sold
10e. At Ste ding prices ranged
• to Oge• • At/,Napenee 280 out of
/ere sold, t he price being
iodstock 2,8 83 were offered and
•e sold at ., Re provided buyerS,
lip this we :eki At. Russell with
1 none wer a sold.
vartkleek win Thursday the
was dear( id at Dee with salesmen
fteeePt. .A't Brockville about
of 4,635 we re (sold at the same fig -
At Madoe fro was paid for• 830
of 1,050 t Oi to 0 de wait
ed for balr tl1C e,
..."4"11 isinmeiramoi
ORIov ru THE GRAVE.
inePt:rtlin-iteliflocrioerinf 5to,Cft'hat rs °I t rSo bci Lae' ld sar
Pge itt t he bt inial of the dead that
I been hi.ghly approved of. As soon,
the doe amith 111 service is over in-
eli
d
d°0affith eetatill '14'18 wahnidlertehitietiVgreaav°ef.
4fter is tilling in the earth, a green
se(ee n is p1 aced over the mouth
the gra ve, eni 1 the flowers are picieed
the tot) of ii. This does away With
le herr° tving f 'eelings caused by hear-
ig the 01.1111) ft tiling mem the ca
4,telemksa,be operation about 000
sket
It
NMI
isse
ifot Wel
you '11 find with -us a
clothing, 'something t
somethim • that • is vi
you want a light.Ooat
They cal 1 be made t(
You can get a big sole(
be made ts low as you
The ( .1elebrated En
black sell ;es, flannels r
goods for skeleton dal
The. Lioti
of 1 3oy's
As a rule in every
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