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' FEBRUARY 16,1 is
g1i.»\ato'r'rE'rof\vN' oualtniau i ~1*1fl'f»r “F -“fb g - 9 g
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§.;/0. /illicit)
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Rather than carry one of those big
]»;~l3tiil`alo or Sasl;:itcllé\\'an robes over
_.li ill"o_nl winter we are going to oiler them
_“at big," price reductions. .\`ow these
lf saiiie robes are to be seen in the best
/llorse Blanket Bargains
A manufacturer dhipped us a bil!
order of horse blanketsby mistake. We
:iiade him an offer and rather than tay
freight both wavs lie accepted. f\'o\v _vou
can get your choice from the best Proper
up~to-date style. with breast strap and
,§ driving ~leighs in this rity,bu1 the prices
F > -_H \`.
Robes line Quarter 0ii '
I ive-are qtioiing' pl;lce~‘ them within the two adjustable surciiigles. They are»
' reach of ect-r}‘I>od_\'. Regular S9, o_,o. _ certainly splendid values at one quarter
Q50, .‘Sl4. .\`o\\' one third oii`_ / | off regular prices. -/)
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,_, _
fone ouarler on all sheep slim Lined coals
All sheep lined.
leather or corduroy lined, or combination of botli‘
ai c offered at a clear saving of one quarter off regular prices.
.-__-_~T_>=-ir-_:T _ __ _ .-_-- _
5- ~_- - -_ _ -T1? -_--_-_~:__-Y _:-~-_'=_--_1:_-;_llTé-..
f'°  ` _ 'ri-ia srai-‘F or Lira
~l~2-2-5-2-21-9-2-!~v2-1-2-2-+4-l-l-i~=~l~l~l~~zs~:»z~l»e»l-z~l»s-a~:s-l~l~z»l-l-z-z-ss- -,-
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I-. W. Thompson bays T-hat People
Should Eat More Bread.
Eat more bread and less of the
luxuiies, and the health of the -
.- ,_ na
' i tion will lie improved both physical-
lv alid financially," declared F. W.
.T_hompson, vice-president and man-
avinr director of the Ogilvie Flour
ackers
I Supplies
Wholesale and Retail
The lingers Hardware Gt. Llll.
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»Z-.1»4*!-.Za~Z»I~»1-Z-f¢.!..{-!_§»§~!»»§» as .. » ..f. J. '
s ls _
l.\lills Co., in an interview given the
".\ionti-eal Gazette."
"There is no question hilt that the
farmers nave been benefiting hy the
high prices of all agricultural pro-
dulzts, and personally I feel that* this
is well for our collntfy- Al!Yl¢\\lli“fl*
is the fundamental basis of our com-
mercial prosperityf In order for the
business interests of Canada to pros-
per, agriculture must be prosperous,
and the greater the prosperity of our
farmers the greater will be the dc-
velopiiient of ollr commercial und
nialillfa<:tliril'ig interests and the
maintenance of good wliZ9S~
“l"rom time immeniorial bread has
been i'ccogni'1.ed as the staff of life,
' ',an<l when the question of the cost of
,food is discussed aHl'“'l\€fB. the Sllll'
ject of bread is always _paramount.
Yet how few people there are who
realize the astounding fact that in
the average family the consumption
ol bread forms less than five per
jccnt. of the total food supplies. Let
every housekeeper analyze their
moutlily bills, and they will find thc
small proportion that the consuinlzi-
'tion of bread bears to the whole.
NOW' IS THE TIME TO l"l.A.\'
FUR lll<].\'E\\`I.\'fl \`(ll.`l( \\`,\l.L l‘,-\-
PERS -THE \\ .\l.l» I’.=\l‘l‘}1lhI.-\f\`l
H.~\F~ Jl'.\"[` (}(lT\'l‘I UVEH Tl-lid
H'I`()('l{ Vl‘]\`l§lI\' l.l_Vl` UF SI<I\`l~l.\'
UR :EIGI-l'l` lilll.l..\` iii( I.l‘]l~l.\' H_~\>`~
BEEN 'l`l'lll4l\\‘.\` ()lf'l`-TIFII) lfl’ IN
Ql.l.-\N_"l‘_l(é`\~ Félll AN A\'l‘]liA(il<I
_l§_l_Q_M-- '1_T-_'H BORDER T() MATUH
HAS A .\I.»`..\ll’Ll‘l UF THE l’.»\'l`-
’I‘ER.\' l).\' THE f)UTSIl>l] - Ylllf
CAN Sl'<Il‘I'Jl'S'l` \\`llAT Ytlll ARP]
(§l~]'\"’l`lNG, AND 'I`l'~li~] PIll(`l'l I.~‘.
ONE THAT MliIANrl A BOUD ll\'i"
TO SllHl’l.I_'S ST()(`l(. M'0()l{I‘l & Ml:-L
LEU1), 2-liidtf.
WE ARE llEM.\lIf\'G ALI. SHEET-
INGS ANI) l‘Il.li()W >(`(,)T'l`0NS
li(}l.'(lH"l‘ THIS \\"l'li:IK--FREE Olff
(`l~lAl{Gl‘1-THIS GREAT t)I"FER ISl
KEEPING OUR .\’l'1WING MACH-
INES I-lllNl'.\lING Fllfihl MORNING
TO Nllll-l'l`. Mt`iOIll‘l ic BICLEOD. |
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DE.\"l`l~Il.l.l-L V Al.ENl`ll§Z\I.\'ES. ‘
Laces, Inaertiona and Beading for
1910 direct from-France. Hundreds of
pieces, many ditlerent widths at
PatonU."‘*""-"¢’~1'-' » '-’ 1-Mdtl.
"Those pretty. valanclenncs laces
are meeting with ready sale, hundreds
of pretty designs are amongst the
lot. They have been priced to cum-
nlnnil a ready sale. At Paton's.
1-llcqtf.
._ _ _ ._ Q - - -
Wrapping
Paper
- ( i car load in stofrk)
Manilla, _ _
(`.rey brown,
Fibre,
Kraft,
White Drug
_ Rolls and Reams all sizes
all weights.
, _...Paper
_ ags
- (‘ i-_2 Million in stock i~2
M.illion")
_ in sizes from I-4 lll t0 25
lbs.
_Twines Twines
A Cotlon_ llenip, S1 Sw
Island, _ _
.liwholesale & Retail
  time ci ,ul
1 f=, " i ' 1 four itenxs, Plxamine yolu home ex
xantag oi it ton ake their mt ney _ 4
0ur Great  
Sale of Footwear
3000 pairs oi  
High Class samples
is a howling Success
People v. he have bought at these
sales before know how good they are
and what a saving they can make.
25 p. c. oil regular prices
ALLEY & C0.
- As at-_-matter of fact, the average
` 'family spends moi‘e in reading ‘mtalp
ter nnd amusements in wo mon s
. » tl tl " " t` c ct, f brcal tl\ff‘
_.,..;..;..i..;..;..{..;..1..;..i..;..;..,.q..;..;..§.4..g..;. hflfll; “}El:1c°‘;c;‘lf’_ U” -" ‘S 5
_ “So far as my investigation goes,
- _ ' ' the butter bill in the average family
This sale of |-|_ H_ Brown-5 has, iln  relntllon tit; th; costf <>f4ll;(re`z`i<lars
_proved one of the greatest money “‘“ @~ am ‘“ "3 9 be 0 _ml Q “ kiiown resident- f St . t
‘saving events of the Seasom EC, ly treble. Meat, of course, bears a ° 0 0’ mon ' and
,0nOm|C,a| pgopie have Lake" ad higher relative costlthan any le. ill(-sc
H0 fd,-;,h@5;,_ Tha Saw ends Feb pcuditure, and you will find that
igth |m;_|| ;,he,~| values Wm D5 |m_ bread is the cheapest article of food,
m¢n5'c_ Gfill H~ H- BFOWI1. Thgland alyvays has hccn. In this con-
young nien‘s man. .'-l4dr3l lncction it must be considered that
ifceding stuffs of all kinds linve been
IN }l(l.S`l.` t.'Ab`l§b'_ Tl-lid }’Al{(`l‘]l.l irelgtivgly higher dliring-the - past
I “That l_ine of French diagonal dress three years because of the fact that
i;oods`at 80 cts is a winner, and is consumption has closely overtaken
only to oe had at Paton & Co's. production. Thcre ncvcr has been a
2-ldtf, time in the history of our country
'the development of our farming land
0
million acres are suitable for when
"The trouble is not that of th
lien” in ielpeneive luxuries.
cents. "
caanarrou counaiv
MAN naors nano.
survive. __
A Boon To
Stock=Raisers
l`o Know How to Cure Colic,
Disteinper. Colds, Swellings,
life. - Saves 'I`liousands
I-Zach Year. ,
1
It is a matter of vital importance
to every farmer, horse-owner and
stock-raiser to know exactly what to
do when one of his animals is taken
suddenly sick.
The letter of Mr. Frank F. “Fuller-
toll, which we print below, glvi»_.~i
inforinatiou of inestiniable ' vnluc,
and tells of his experience in using
ailing stock during the past thirty-
eight ycars :
Q SAVED
4 $l,0ll0
Br
Nervllinc
“St‘\'i‘i':ll _\'t~:ir_\~
ngo \\'|i\'ii |ii_\‘
|iorsl~sli\ok voliv l
iisvll lo givo ilielii
L`llyl-iiiiv i'¢-ppt-r in
liol nii|l<,Iuil in :i
l`t:\\' \‘:isc.~<oli|_\' iiid
il lirlp, lliid liv-
rriliso l had no
proper moans at hand I lost several
valuable animals. Some one told
me of _-'tlie success Mr. Weudling, of
Brockville, Ont., had in his racing
stables with “Nerviline," so I laid in
a supply. lt \vasn't very long be-
fore Nerviline saved the life of a
valuable stallion of iuinc, which was
wortli at least 5l,0Ull.l.l0. This horse
was taken with colic, and would
have died, had it not been for Nervi-
line. l have used Nervilille for rc-
line on hand.
line really is.
l_\'~ Lallle bottles 50c; trial si'/.e 25c
l‘o., Kingston, (int.
il.l_\: snor 1-irilsnnr IN HEAD.
boarding liouse Allin Mel. a
died an hour later. He was 25 year
onto.
|‘l.k'.l~C‘~'l` 0\'\‘l'_\' d:l\‘. l"r.-sli dr\i.C»'.
|\l°l's\i|izil atlclitioii. bcsl cqllipiiii.-iit
:irt~rc;l~o|is \\'|r\'. “'[`|i\‘ llcsi Drill:
Store" 1-'-llliv -':\l:l\'Ki|iiiull _ l)l‘\lg' Co.
] __
'lake advantage of H.H.Brown‘
sale to make your money ri
doubleduty. The values simpl
oan't be overlooked. Galltgfia
and examine them and oompar
Brown. the young mei1's man
’ .»-z4dr3l
is awaiting your decision at I.7
13 .Viirfl i’at.oii‘s. 2-l6tl;ir2i
Little
Gem Pills
Relieve all ills
due to torpid liver-
constipation w li i c h
create head aches :ind
general lacisitude.
Being sniall in si'/.e
easily taken contain no
mercurials
Purely vegetable,
Price 15c per bottle
Prcpard and 'sold by
_ A.  Reddin. PhmB.,
The Square Drugg st
Sunnyside
S when me opportiinules anoraai io: cured 0| Lamp Back
When 84 Years 0ld v ll  
were more favorable, when we con- -
lsider that in our three prairie prov-
inces there are over 250 million' acres ~ 0
of arable land, of which over 1 0 ---~ _
t
roductlon and less than seven mil- BY A  known Remedy
' ---  
_ O
D - .
lion acres at present under cultiva _
tion. - _ _
¢ Anyone, seeing Mr. Samuel Martin - _ I
high cost of living, but high and ex- of Strathroy, Ont., for the gist;
travagant living and the over-ind\il- limi! W0Ul¢l guess his age Bt a on _ ` __ _
oo years, instead of eighty-four. di-le. Siltmdav ,iight ends this sale, but unytll glen
;"l`l.c per capita consumption p is as spry on his feet as a cat au is `. ' V I- ou can I 9 O
annum of when flour is a uma avg: the picture or health. values uill be ei en better. Of cou se y _ rd
8 barrel Per year, and the average It is bard to believe that Mr. Mar-
per capita consumption of bread per tin passed twenty years of his life
day ln Canada is less than three in misery, suffering greatly from
WOODSTOCK, N. B., Feb. 14-Ap cinal principles of Juniper berries
chihald Carpenter, a well to do
farmer of Union Corner, formerly _
proprietor of the Oueen Hotel, Woon_ advertised, Mr. Martin purchased al
stock, while waiting to ba gerveq box and took tile pills. The relief
this afternoon at the drug store 0| which hir. Martin experienced after
E. W. Mair, fell forward and almost he hlill @8110" 000 box. WHS S0 1:1128!
immediately expired. l-le was in that he knew he found the right re-`
years of age. Dr. Grant was called medy at last. He continued the
and stated that death was caused iw treatment and. after taking three
‘heart failure. His wife' died two bores. was Cflmrletely curfflll
years ago. Two sons are living ai, 50:; a box-0 for $2.50, at all deal-
Union Corner and one daughter, the ers. Free sample, it you write Na-
wife of Dr. Greene, of Centrevillez' I
dllcing swcllings, for taking out dis-
temper lumps, and easing a bad
collgli, and always found it worked
well. lrecommenll every man who
owns horses or cattle to keep Nervi-
Mr. Fullerton is one of the best
his recommendations as an experien-
ced and practical ' borseman proved _
lieyonfl qiiestmn how va|uai,ie Ne,-vi_ 1897 the firm opened it branch ini
Givc Ncrviline a trial_ Its good for
mall or beast, internally or external-
At all dealers or The Catarrhozoiie
UTTAW-\. Feb. 15-Standing in
front _of a looking glass in his
` . ' _ e n, who
came to Ottawa three weeks ago
shot himself through the head and
s
of age and 8 llradllate of the science
department of the University of Tor-
N Our l’|'cscripiiol\ li':l'_ici< groiiiii; X
X Dwi-',\{lsl.~ Cor. Gi.Gon. nlill KI. Sis. X
their wortmthen youll see wnere ___________
the actual values some in H. H.
A becoming 'chiffon Broad-
Gl0l.h SUli._ll1 Bll the flow Shade* to Windsor yesterday, where they
Z; :_.._.,.:,__k_.A;__:i_,‘1,‘,_?__ llr. Morris dressed the wolliids.
'1
Lame Back. He tried nearly all the
' advertised remedies and household re-
cipes, but received_no benefit from
any of them.
Gin Pills do not contain liquor nor
any alcohol. They are called ‘Gin
Pills because they contain the melli-
from which the liquor is distilled.
Some months ago, seeing (lin Pills
tional Drug & Chem. t‘o,, I_.im'itcd
(Dept. P. E.) Toronto.
BUSINESS AND _
l"l.EASUllE l‘f).\lIllNED.
Travellers for Brandram-l-leiidcrson,
' Limited, Meet in (Ionventioii.
fa
An enthusiastic convention of th
travelling staff of Lll'andruiu-iIciidc'r-
son, Limited, Montreal, was held at
thc conipany’s works, Mile End, Mon-
treal, during the closing week of the
old year.
'The representatives were welcomed
by thc president. A trip was nil-ide
tllrollgli the lead corroding plant and
paint factory, which was an eycopeii-
ci' to tliose who had lull. been in Mon-
trcnl silinc till-se works lv:-_rc roiliplrt
cd. lilllicliooii followed in the club-
to run the risk of delay as the lines are being reduc-
ed every day.
llard and Soil
'Hats ilali Price
'l`lu'sl~ll:li~’ lllrliillo siiiiilxol"
ilu- ilcst linrll :lull .soft il~lt liltls
in our slow. hill iii oi't|i'rlo
ulllkv roolii for our nt-\\' .~'|1l‘\l\!~'
stock \\i~ _\:l_\ olil llil‘}' K0 ill
\‘\'.'irl|_\' hull' |\rivi'.
Mcn’s Sweaters
hall price
'l`lii~’ is \vit|1oul llvllolllit Ilii-
lii-~t \;il\:i- llilll iiu\liv_\‘ l`\‘\\l\l
l»ii\', :ill \\l-ll lliiil, \l_\l'\l \\'iil\
i`:l.;l \l\‘i~.~ null utxllll' \\illi roll
llvvk. \'.»ni-a \\'hilt~ lIi\~_\' lzisl :il ,
not oiic ruiil o\v|' h:llf` price.
_ ,__ _ll
Mcn’s Pants
Hall Price
\\'illio\|t ll doubt this oilcr
v:ili`l In- t-xrcllvll. l\lcii`s l\\'ccti
:uid ivorslud p:\iits.rug\il:lr 1.25
in 4_;5,i`nr :l short film-:ii oii|_v ,
hall' llil-ir ol'igiii;il prirc.
~~
Fancy Shirt Values'
l‘Ixi‘vl|oiil .shirt vzlllicé \\‘l\ilt°
llil-v last. Bzilsiiicu of lii\~ii`s
.sofi frniil shirts.
Your clioirv fruiii those' high
qiullily shirts, |‘l.'_i,;'iil.'»tl' $1.50 tu
z_oo now ~ SLUU
Good t|ii:llil_\' s\if'l`i`rnut shirts,
i'l‘g`ill:ii' 51.4010 L75. lI\‘\\' 99|!
_\ ic.\~ llozvli iiivu`s shirts, ro-
,_-,\l;.|- $|__»5 in |.5o, ivliilc tl|t~_\'
lust, oi\l\‘ 19|!
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_-is ‘
bg ‘dig
II
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' had   _ i \ //__/I,
` vc oN 'rl-is nw  .
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2'/'.¢._---1---'~ ‘ ' " " - - 5-“’
 _
liouse. ln thc afternoon atlillrsses
\\‘l-rc made by George l-leiid<=i'soli on
"White Ll-lid mid Advcrtisilig in (Tou-
nection with it," by George M. Ed-
wards on “Eng‘lisli Liquid l'aiut and
its Advt-rtisi_n_:," and John Irwiii on
“(‘-hina-Lac, thi- New Vui'nish Stain,"
the lldvertislui; connected with it,
and the general newspaper- and inngn-
,ziiin all\'t-rlisilu.: in coiinection with
the pi~ollllct:= of liruiuirri`m-Hciidcrson,
Limited. _
In thi- t~\'l~nin_~.: ri tlicntrc party wus
lic-ld. ’l`lil\ following cvciiiiil: thc so-
cial event of the convention, the hau-
quct, was held at the Place Villci'
Hotel, nt which .Ioscpli ll. Hender-
son presided. Aftcr the toast to the
King, lf. W. ffiinrltou proposed “The
l‘rt-sidt-nt." !\l.1'. Henderson gave all
iiitvrcsliiig history cf the rise and dc-
vtlopmcnt of the houseof llrandrnm-
Henderson, Limited, and the ditflicul-
ties that had been :4uriiiollnt_cd werl-
nn encouragement to everyone. Mr.
l-“anderson described how manufac-
turing operations were first started,
at Five islands, N. S. in 1870 lie'
joined forces with t‘. H. Potts and
in 1881 moved to Halifax. There the
Firm rapidly ,came to the front, and
when an alliance was made vvith tlit>|
Englisli firm of Brnndruni lima. tk!
Fo., gigantic strides were mndc. Iul
hiontrcal. They \\'cl'c now about to
opcn li branch in _'1`oronto, and tht-
hcavy cxpprt business was steadily
inci-casing.
George Henderson proposed "’l`lir
Sulesmeil," and, alluding to the
chairmnii's reference to thc part tak-
cn by the salesmen in the building up
of thc firm, said he wished to drive
hnme the appreciation of thc hard
task of the traveller.
Following Mr. Henderson, remarks
were made by Messrs. Sinitli,' Mac-
donald, Ellis T-ewlor, (‘liurch, Le-
moinc and Markuin.. _ , ~ ,jll
George M. lumlards proposed the
toast, “The Press." A great deal of
money, hc said, was being spcut by
liranllraiu-lleiidcrson, l.iinltcd, in ad-
vertising. They recognized its valuc
and were going in for~ a bigger cani-
paign than ever. .I.N. McKini, of A.
McKlni, Limited, and F. J. Arrow-
smith, of “Hardware and Metal," re-
, plied, voicing the great advantages
which accrued from an active co-op-
erntion between the manufacturer and
the press. The evening closed with a
vote of thanks to thc president for
the kindness displayed to the stall,
5 and it was resolved that thc success
0 of the past would be more than dll-
Y plicated in the future and that re.
Y cord results would bc shown at thc
° next convention.
A SAD Al4`l"Alll.
HALIFAX, Feb. 15-Two incn, Hed-
ley Aker and J. McDonald, had been
5 obtained .liquor which made them
quarrclsome. Akei' stabbed Mellon-
nld in tlirce places.
McDonald is badly wolliidell, the
knife entering lic-tween the third and
fourth ribs, piercing thc lung. It is
not known whether lic will recover.
There has been bad blood between
the families, fornicl' qllni°i'r~ls havini:
tnlren place.
$3 l
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all
; =-’--_T3 ~=c....
Economy
tl1iuk'of---to bulicli un everv
ioril
advantages-
diu\vi`r\\'tf
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Efficiency
The four cardinal features of the
ll\/Il’l‘;RIAL Marine Motors. 'WC
doii`t want you or aiiylicltli' else to hurriedly and \inkiio\vingly
decide on bllyiug an l.\Il’lil{lAl,--dill no. W_llHt_W€ d0 Wal"
is for you to gather iogetlicr about every objection you can
fad alld fan cy imaginable' and
tlicn niake the motor 'prove' her sup:viority --put her l0 all
kinds of tests---liavc tlcuionstrate be-yoiul all doubt her superg
y. _ . '
' lu this way you will learn to know the motor better---to V
appreciate her good points :ind ciitliiisiastlcally endorse her '
(`an`t we send you a calnlogue--~
li`s yours for the as';iiig---write.
Bruce Stewart & Co Ltd
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A STRANGE CHILD.
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are mllcli_ interested in a cas _t the
Maternity I-lospitlil, r.'lim'c n ~..'o:iuln
glivc liirtli _vc.~ltvi'dli_v lo ll child 'willi-
out arms or legs.
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Thanks
We desire to thank all who
contributed toward OUR IN-
ICREASED BUSINESS for
,the past year and trust that
‘with an effort to please and
to give the best value for
every dollar, we will be fav-
orcd with your continued pat-
ronage.
_ With best wishes to all fora
happy and successful new year.
_ W. N.]Tf\N I 0N
::All sorts of npi~0n_e at 21,," ,.h,".(,h
tcii from live till sovcn i," p~,.|, |7-
/\\l\'\llS-‘llyh und ton twenty livi- cgnie'
2 -'1l'ill1ii.
A WINNER
l n the long run you
oul patrplniv.; the
flfwf ‘i W1 e carefuiy handled.
l!‘°Y will be promptly done. rho
will have personal attention, IQ;
short y_ou get the BEST in laundry
here wlthoutextra charge,
Poneigz I.
A. F. WEBSTER
' Btnr Hlcnlii liaunllry
Klllll Ht Phone |50
Goods called for and deli\.e,ed_ '
New Dress Goods at Paton'-*
_ i-29dti`
“We have Vclox and 4 Micmac
_skates. We have Coles’ and Flsher's
tube skates. We have hockey boots.
We have hockey sticks in the follow-
ing leading lines:-Red Dot,.Rex.
Micmac and Lnlly’a Special. We at-
tacli skates. We make a specialty of
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I skate grinding at Ernest Rice’a. 155
G raftoii Street. 12-23dtf.
Compare the quality of our 980
crooliet. hedspreads with the best
elsewhere. lt's 70x90 inch a very
a ttractlve line 980 Boer 0 Weeks
F urnlt.ure, Carpets. Linens.
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*Good white American Crochet
Counterpaiio offered here at 750.
the best low price counterpane in
the City. but see our better ones l
Moore is McLeod 2-|5dtf
_AU TIUN SALE
'l`liv iliitlt-|'sigiicl| \vill Roll liynliciin. il
Thursday, Feb I7
at lo°eloch P. M.
:ill his stork ~.‘0nlpi'l§iii|¢
l Iiorsc twolvc ycairslolii (St. Laurivnii
I l'lm‘~u' il‘l\ y¢»a|»_.\ Om
' ml." 2 I-2 _\-cars 0ld(C'mrlinmre)
l iiillrt- lil foul I4 yciirg iikl
' |“"'-‘W 5 _\‘l~:u~s old (l\ii|cQ\iccn)
.\lso about l\vl‘lily lwml of rafilczlil
ivlll. voii\|irisiiig niilcli rows, cuvva \v'i|i
cult, two fail rnltil-, :lull one cow, new is
cali-cd, also about six pigs.
V li`d:i_v uiitiivornbiu sale will take place
l\‘l|~‘\\'ing Salnniav.
_ _'i`\-rms iiluc nioiiths credit on nlpproi-ii
_lmiii mill*
l~`REl) ROBERTS v
Winslne
~ JOHN T. COSGROVE
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