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62 ”In! '9." 11 12.31.50 Felt Hats, hard and soft [4211's and Boys' Odd Goats. regular $2.7 ....... . 100 Window Shades, regular 35c... ........................... Lace Curtains. regular $1.35 .............................. he: Curtains. regular 75c. ....................................... Spieces Print. regular 9c. .................................... _ 10 pairs Chenille Curtains, m. Q50 ....................... :0per cent. of! all Curtains Bargain Days. tpieces Flanelle mbroidery. regular 50 .............. Ladies' Cashmere Gloves. regular 28c ..................... For small hands, 72 pairs Black Kid Gloves sizes A. Higinbutham, III; fizndried White Shirts. all sixes. reg 55c ... Banish Dam :3 My Ties, reg. 35¢ ....................‘ .............. 2 ...... ._ m M “31' ed Lloca Moves, reg. 859 ............................. Ber-gain We ”.3 med kid glovsegé reg. 81.10 .............................. -m Ms , __ reg‘ .................................-..............,. M. Inn“ fgwn'mdmhms. reg 35c. 40a. tn 50c. _ ............ Bargain my; ”I, me! Top shirts, reg. 85c ..... ...:._.. ......... 45..."..- gnm em“ ”.5 W001 Underwear, reg. 50c .....:_:..................._.......: Bargain Days ”1? Cashmere Sox, reg 25¢ .‘ ........ _. ........... 3 ........ .._.... m Ms W Towelling. reg. 11c. ...................... . ............... Bargain Days Liamvrowelling. reg. 9c. .. .......... .2. Bargain Days ‘ Towelling- reg. 7c. ....__ .................... ' Bargain Days 60 in. Table Linen. reg 3§c. ........................................ Bargain Days Min- Table Linen. reg. 59c. ............... .. .................... ... Bargain Days Sam Table Liner. reg-35¢. ....... ' ........................... : WADays F Ticking. reg 21c. ............ _ .......................... 3 ...... Bargain Days raw Ticking. reg 20c. .. Bargain Days FORM Ticking. reg. 21c. ................ :...'. ....... 1. ............ ‘. inn-gain Dnys Imam}: Flannel. reg. glc. ................................... .. Bargain ~13st 10 pieces Shaker Flannel. m Blue, Pink, striped and ‘ . ' ‘ Fancy. reg 10C ........:............................................;.:.. W M ‘ 4W striped and plam flannelette, reg. 7c. .......... Bargain Days 2% Cotton Tweed, re. 25c. .... Bargain Days 3% Fancy Skirting with border. reg. 13c. Bargain Days 506er Wool Knitted Tams, reg. 40c, ........................ Bargain Buys 50B03'3' and Men’s Cloth Caps, reg. 35c .................. Bargain Days 4Pie06 Wool Tweed, reg 50¢, .._.. Bargain Days M25 Black Wool Hose.- reg. 15c, ...................... Bumpswzm. wig Black Wool HoSc, reg.25c ............................... Bargain Days . wig Black ribbed Cashmere, reg. 28¢. ................. Bargain Days 1m Papers of Pins. reg. 3e“ ............... Bargain Days ”my Pins. reg. 3c Bargain Days 100 (Rubric Handkerchiefs, reguhr 7c, ..................... Bargain Days wgmdkerchiefs, regular 6c ..... . ................................ Bargain Days wmdkerchiefs, Fancy Lu: Edge. regular 18c Bargain Days whores Shetland Floss, full weight, reg. 8c ............... Bargain Days Spjeces Black and Colored Dress Goods, reg. 40c ...... Bargain Days 10pm- cent. off all Dress Goods. - 51.00 Corsets ,. ......................................... ..... Bargain Days 50: Corsets ................................................................... Bargain Days niece Wool Filled Carpet, regular 45c _ Bargain Days 1pieoe Union Carpet, regular 33 ......................... 3.3.... Bargain Days 10 percent. of! all New I‘m-s Bargain Days. 10 lantles. last. season's, regulars? and $5 .. ...... Bargain Days 2 _ -. n-__-:._ 15-... 1 as rare e.s.WHpeeaeaasae. meannesuamnseeeasse No fin our undid“ mm 10 tho law :0 hand»- "We dhponu dm «1' of hon M11. holding shun-b01150” Mb I 393-!_E_}21_P“:_":..‘:."..:...,'°°5 bl I'D mmmiu by I‘ll. “a ' m um um. a lab at m hub-a fimpofloli noun ad on Wot unw- shout!- NEW SACRED SONG 300K JUST OUT. “We. or Song” um other Sand Bookl f6: Chain Including "Hm nmmn 2 3mm Hardwm lake GEO. A. LITTLE’S tLENNAN C0. MUSIC BOOK§ En of thy lull 83w. EN FILLING ESCRIPTIONB Int 70 DAL? IOU... loath “do m It. I“ 60008 M Supplies Soul of Cont-f!- 01 than to ho Ind Primers. 00K Those who Coma Early Friday get First Choice A sod um um. . W. MCGAFFEY. 1 g rcg_ 25 ....... nvou...czuguu“no"..«nuu‘un W White Shirts. all axes. NC 550 But-1n reg. 35c ........ ........ ..... .._ m moves, reg. 65¢ ........................... Regain N85. reg, ”.10 ....... . ....... ...... ......... 'm ,5. reg 35c, 40c.. and 50c. _ ............ smns. reg. 36c ..... -...... ........ 4...": - m Bugun Bargain cent, reg. 506 "m: .................. ._._.....; m Bax-gun Bargain Loaded Shot diflennt. stalesmeg. 18c . ........ .. Glorious. I881. “c ............................... “lawn Ara-Jo ere, reg. 28c ...................... Bargain Days w" ........................................ Bargain Days ............................................. Bargain Days , regular 764 ...................... Bargain Days 6c ................................. Bargain Days we Inge. regular 18c Bargain Days Ill weight, reg. 8c ............... Bargain Days Dress Goods, reg. 40c Bargain Days 'AAAc ‘ annelette, reg. 7c. Bargain Days 25c ........ Bargain Days h border. reg. "13c .Bargain Days ,.reg 40c, ........................ Bargain Days ups, reg. 35c .................. Bargain Days Ic, ,. ............. ... .......... Bargain Days WM! :0 have “than. lint” awning of «It! @991: mu hangout- ponnd until Tuesday {evening at next 7- nu. cm L to Lindn)’ 05“ be putt” 5th (the d" 0‘ , , lo Imus. Th: hunting sum in near Your outfit will not be without“ a. put: of our in Hlp Rubber Boot! - a m boot! for $8. ' '. “MILK TAR! BATES, good to "turn on the 7th. on In pennant! n my quay 9! Guild Trunk mum, vim: mu). Inn to Undo” do.- no and 52.10 $2. 75 Bargain a. x. mm. “0' W Sammy God Son the King from Nottingham» jnnt received, new “(113311. Price. are from 25c. to 100 per pair. Dundu t. Flaunt: pro-.â€" Lil-mold] ma. Rough and ates-ed. Shim“. Linn. me. Portland Cement. Plum 0! PM. sud Aubuflo Wdl Hutu. at 3. Bryant 1: Co'l. phone 50.47“. u )1 o'clock an. {or m ”no“ 0 ”man. . Candid“; to coon-6"!» KM!- In tho comb; PM“! Mouton. A “bank uo cordially “Mud to “and mkv A cademy of Music SATURDAY, 001'. 5th A Mating cl tho “boui- oi the W4 Riding 0! m Gout oi Victoria viii in in in 'w 1. UflNVEN'l‘IflN LINDSAY REFORM sizes 6, ............ Bargain Days Lew. a» mud- q: lb. was FRIDAY and SATURDAY won 15 near at hand. u not be oomph“ or our Inn's-Pf“! Neill. Lumbarâ€"~1- Bargain Bargain Bargain Days Bargain Days 4 Oct. 4th and ‘ MI, I90! “(shamed o.n 0“" Below Conven- u on 7th; at an! moi; mllway. Annie [an doe. “0. 10355701. Days Days Days Days Days Days Days 'rim‘ Wane-’- rum mm. m Black and Navy Chovlou. double- bruaxtod. nemi-tlzht bucks. at $3.75. Dandy“ l: Flax-ens Bromâ€"wl. ‘ . , .I‘l . 1: deal dlrector. Mr. F. For- are“. 93: Thunday owning the next h’eld. All those I‘ntqrqn't; La “1115M? We“ .-.., . ' a tor o.-dwtf. -Ovcr a down cnrlond-r a! mock passed through from (Mart. Kin- mount and the Fall! Wetland”. 'I‘Iw condiments-rt was owned by Mun". Bowen. Onkwond; Mammal. Brandon a Anotln, Fennlon Fully; an-J Comon Bron. Oshawa. The lot mu nh'lppftd to the Toronto markutu. with the exception 0! (onion Bron! chlpm nt. which went through to Franklin. when the animals will be pastured (or a. month to lama-n up. .Jrhe Y won In 1 The chat â€"'l'lu~ annual Full l-‘nlr M the 80m- lrvlllu Aurlunltnnl floclaty WM hold Tumulny nt- (.‘ubononk and mu 5 grmt Inc-nun. 'l'nc nntrlu ln tho vat-low elm-a wan lully up to pant "mu. um! um nttundnnaa mu In!- or. A numb" from town ntcumlnd. â€"[v1v¢-t,v klml ol Undvrwur lm' wo- mvn and man. how and ill». mm In flock: ull Ilul, all pr on. Dan- du ls l-‘lnmlla {lean-WI. â€"’l'ho (loulll manual flock ln 00ml- H’lmm lmu lmm purnlmmul by Mr. Donald Mclv'addun. murclmnt n! tlm lmmr «llama Thaw w :1" unwral al- m'u mm!» luv an “out. but unm- lv'mulrn‘l mu tho human-t. Mu. Gould wlll mm cumlnn» ln charm! of fill you a! loo. ' tau-IL" o aurfircmt ol'mullrosgu m an, m nu up: nu. co 2., c-llllslrvn’l cot: and "all" at M. E. 'rnn nny'a. Uphnlmrlng and to- pnlr nu n upwlulw.,--dwtl. -'rlm Llncllnv Woollen lull-,5” running on white blank" for the drmrtmnnhl «torn tuna Bhutan conlng 32.25 on bargnln day well at 11w mill: for .2 per pnlr. Horn Ian-om. 9': Wllllnm-u. xtermâ€"'4 as. â€"'tho very but Ind: Mud bo- hlgh Val Coal. dlnot {mu ulna. Stove, an and m at .7 par m. demand In town. A discount of 250. pa ton wlll In Allow-a on than orb-192M014"; Entrust not men any neglect or the inter- ests of the Company he represented. Severn} good positions in the insur- ance l’ieia thaw been offered Mr. Comply-ii by oiher companlen during the poet few years, but he declined them believing the time had not ar- rived for him to make a change. In Magnet of this year, whi'e in Toronto. Mr. Campbell was ap-i proachsd by the officials of the Man- ufacturers anl Temperance and Gen- eral Assurance Co.. of Toronto. to take charge of all the agencies in Eastern Ontario. After careful con- sideration he accepted, and now en- ters on his new duties. The newly amalgamated company has secured since the first of January (up to the first of Jab) applications for over $8,000,000 of new business, as against $2,230,000 for the same por- iod iu_1900. showing in emphatic fashion that the amalgamation is vimwsxhwith great favor. The com- pany is one of the strongest and moat carefully managed insurance organisations doing business in Canâ€" ada. The Hon. G. W. Ross. premier of Ontario. is nresident of the com- pany. and Mr. J. F. Junkin, a former resident of Fenelon Falls. and well and favorably known in this district is managing director. As an insurance man Mr. Campbell ls hard to boat, and we are confident he will make a. success of his new undrrtaklng. He will make his head- quarters in Toronto after the first of December. -Pnnh-mtnvd Goal of oil um and kinda; Dry. Soft and and Wood. 2- !t.. 4-11.; mo Charcoal. Mun In dock at n. Bryon. a 60.. phone a. â€"dw u. --U a man has toothaehe he is sel- dom troubled with the nightmare. â€"0ur coal men must remember that .they are not selling us diamonds â€"Dia;nond Dyes. 24 brim colors. just rwelved at Higiubothum‘a drug store. next to Daily house-:74. éFor comma and cold: the nov- ”PM" remMy in White I’lar: Balsam. at Hialnbotham'u drug nturo.‘â€"w4. Mt. Compbdl’ commenced work for the honth American Lite in April. 1895. end nt the clone or the year won u‘goid watch in competition with all agents ln Central Ontario havingfilrned in the largest amount s.vnted'§vlthln a. lpecifiul tune. Fol- lowing: that lie won other honor: in the Insurance field. In dealing with his polio -holders Mr. Campbell was alwayei and to be affable and ready to do "Everything ln his power to meet their wlslleu, when to do so did -A couple of curluudl of hog-I more shlpp'bd Wednalw, by Mr. ”(JUMP- m-y to the 000. Matthew! Co.. Peter- horo. and Mr. W. J. Moore! will dug tulmurrow tn annuity» TM price mid um: 97 gm- huudred Mn weight. -â€"Tho memberu of the Board of Eduontion have not yet sink-m o“ 1.th 'holldny {m-l‘ng. No busineu was transacted last evening: for want or u quorum. ' ' â€"24 Might colon in mam-1nd Dye- Just received at nszlnbothnm’a drug store. next to Duly house.â€"-w4. LOCAL BREWTIBS -â€"-Even October decided to come in like a. lamb. â€"lt ie strongly suspected that there are yet one or two dog owners who have not settled with Chief of Police Nevison. -â€"You can teach a. woman how. to forgive the sins of other women. out you can never touch her how to forgive another for wearing better chomp: than she does. -Special Hues in Women‘s and Misses‘ Black Cashmere Hose. lines that were 356 per pair all go at 35c. Dundus Flavelle Brosâ€"vi. MAM “ ’ "‘o.‘~-’;....*"'“.‘ “rug-In mum ,xn ; 99mm! w m 90)“ mt £351.- In hold fl"? flan tat Dmmt mum- wuh m North Amen-loan Lite Manna Ca. his. :9qu his connection with tut: Inuit-aunt "and haa‘meptod that po- sition or 111th {pl- Eutern Oa- tarlo» “I“?! the Manufacturer. “a Tram-rams and General Life Inuit; anoe (30.; Toronto. my!” mummw” Y. I. 0. 1. Nude L'JLC.A. opened their {all the gqupdum on. Tuesday ~ -â€"j Lh- r 1;; I‘M-cat one and the ”@11qu work 3nd?- tgnslr, ,- - -A.-.. lanes-Im- the Liberal Mel- tloh tomorrow. Oct. 8. :1 1| 3... amnesia-al- M the- apvwced m 0! hunt:- the yéhn.’ In. Mary Trainer. lo‘ng WMnfi'hl" Pdtu‘loro, was! unusual!” mum-c “519-! of her daughter. “1" Tainan-.39- brldgc-lt. The hunt! W! to-dsy {gam‘tbg 13519230 “Mign- “1' '1 Lawn-"v.1 --.- - of her daughter. Mill Trainer.Ru- bridge-ct. The funeral toob'plgu to-day from the ruldonco orb" Ion- In-lmr. Mr. J. C. O‘Lmry. mum: at *xmm‘:mw- ‘0 . ‘ AA-__Is. ,.,, (1'! I,“ You will secure a. vol: 0! the 00 mrtm’i ’ nip Rum Mt'l- lung-pron! quality. ”-7 "91".,“ 9“ '°' m!ttlng_§8._25 to R.‘ MI. worms, -flr. Walt" Thompson. win- and dmmhtnr. of lndaponnanoc. 1m". who had boon vlnmnz lumloflnnl and Lllulmy human. rammed to 01' In Wanna 41m Wuhan-m, din. up. Brynn. mam-why M", n. Fmvlrr. Mt on natal-day for New quI. Nu. m- can will mm m Ion-Imam sud u. l'owlcr wm mam-sum of her ulster. flu. Wu. Cathy and daughter, Luna. â€"llr. I". K. scum wu In an alt Toe-do: on basin..- nod took Ml vnntngo o! um opportunity to con- nlt an expert at to cm condition of Ab» bone In III! In and log. ‘l'lm "Hut was a [non one. .‘ ”f a: GI WHJPf. 0‘ Tofflflto, mung“ at the I‘m-“untul 1-1“ m. nuance 60., m In tonne.” con- mltm; am Company! Joan] agent. I“. In. A. 0111.03”; 30 have. for l‘vm‘orc u evening to man a Ion-can bv .mmulng. . The Chalrman called for appeals agalnstfthc Kent-st. sewer. when Mr. O’Laary. on behalf on Mrs. J. A.Lang o‘bjxufl to the‘prelimlnary proceed- lngsnwlng to the clerk having failed to register the notlces sent to all interested persons. as requlred by an amendment to the Local Improve- ment Act. 1901. Mr. O'Leary also presented other objections and stated that the proceedings were lr- regular in several respects. He ask- ed to have Mr. Sylvester-1 property placed on the exempted list owing to his premises belng exempt from taxation. and contended that Mr. Sylvester could act be legally assess. ed for the sewer nor counted upon the petltlon. Mr. Geo. Thomas appealed on the grounds of Injustice. mung that his sewer tax would excebd his pro- pf‘rt)’ ’tax. -B_e asked for a. reducflon in his m assessment", â€"uru. Lam) who bu boon vl-ulnx my non. Hr. in; Down. «counumt mm 1M Vlnzorln Low and Bulim- Co 1m lately to: m bond In Us- mfiu, _ _ _ Undo. and llrllww. nwruw hon» . -lr. mow MIMI!» Mt Intel: {or Wluul 1. MM. m bu moron a written a ma am» 0! the puma- gu dry-"mam of cm man. An appeal frbm C. 6. Cody, clum- ing an overcharge 0! one [out front- age and from J. H. Lennon. claiming an averclnrge or 47 feet {rontage on the monolithic walk for the curt side or William-st. were considemd. and on motion of cue-my“ nudAi-i. Robson, the measurements. noma- menti. etc" for the walk- mentioned were confirmed with a correction in the measurement of J. H. Lennon‘s frontage. which was reduced from 96 feet to 40 feet. Mr. Hopkins, Town Solicitor con- t nded that the sewers! olijectionn raised by It. O'Iienty we not col:- nizahle by the Court of Reflslon. H». was of Opinion mt Mr. By Neuter. was rum {or the new!!! in from the fact of his signing fli’e pétlflon, but decked tune to considerate ob- jcction. On request my y promised to furnish the Tom!- to? m a. copy of the seven! ob- jotilin: made by_ lglm: The Sollcltor advised the Court 'to confirm the" assessments. measure- ments. etc" of the sewer and. if he found it necémry._ll'1|iu opinion. to ndvertise another court he would proceed t_o do_so_. -lr. W. C. “can. Ir. J. Homin- 009 and m- W. Thomp-on. Downy- non. mm! in town Tuvalu. â€"um A. Cuuy. M mm How. "-1 turned houn- Homuy. nth-r column a M “’1! VIII: wuh frlmda in ”Many. , , ,3., -flr.. nml Nu. '1'. W. autumn. of Menu-ml. mm had Imus vldtloz In Una-u and mamas. rum-am! Thu» being no u again“ the walk on the went 6 of “Milan-st, “was moved by the Mayor, amended by Aid. Rob-on. that the frontage measurements, nae-smut; etc.. tor the granouthlc walk on the west aide o! Williun-lt. between Kent and Runnable“ 'ng cogflljpegâ€"Carljlgd. â€"Mr D. Somervllle. of Orono. has accepted a position In Dr. Nuclnndo‘ dental office. â€"u:. Ju. Workman left lately for Toronto to rename Illa nudity. M the university. â€"uov. C. E. Haul: b In Toronto. attending a church 9! Bound un- domrs meeting. um? Hum: Saunders. Toronto. In at mount samba m. and am. MI- gmw Bennett. 1: Huron-u. On motion of the Hay-or. seconded by HAIL! Robson, the aisennments. etc. .. or the Kent-st. sewer between Cam- bridze and baseline-eta were con- â€"Mr. M. Hamfleld,‘mercbant. of Klnmount. wad In town touday. ; -Mr. and Mn. W. 319C311. of Good- crham, were In town lately.. I â€"Mr. Bert Brien left [or Toronto Tneslay. to attend the unlverdty. ; â€"Mr. rand Bin. 8. Bulwark and mm- lly, of Duet-onto. are visiting friends lu town. ' v‘v... vv-wrwv v mu the: 8 o‘cl o Tow m: noptln- and 3:351. O'Lcaty ,K.O.. 0mm on Inna}! of flu town and tin uranium... . side 01 “MIL. “Ween Rune“ m‘ '1 We“... let par-um to Wum‘ u no quad) aha-bar tinned. The Court then adjourned. fiw Wm '1.“ mu. m M“ The Court 0! Revldéu to heu- ep- wanna!» W. mu. menu. qua: ‘M the- newer on lune-n . mm 0! Cambridge-0L. and the momma mum on‘ fie M die 01' Willem-cc. ha.’ Kent to Roan-st... and on the out â€"Mr. W. J. Phoenix. 0!“ Greenbank. waninmwnhtelha,‘ ' I‘ (1’ omr by lull- PERSONALS. Obit-an- '8 am- . locket. Mr. H. L. Dance. foreman of Icon-I. Ride manner. veneer and excel-lot (m. who I- about to luwe town to take a better p0- altlou In Walt Virgina, 0.8.. mm: In “new employ..- by appointment Int. Wood” "a!“ m the Y.H.C.A. palm who ho vu premtod man “I m Md a handsome gold locket and chain. Tho cadres wu read by Mr. mama. a. member of meats“. It mount»! in unit. iota, We ate alao carrying the am priced lines in our standard aergaa both in blue and black. These suits are aingle or double breasted, with the choice of single or dOnble breasted veata. MEN’S SUITS $5 to $15. o! nonorturnluhln Curve“. Cur- talu. Drum-ha. :- and Run Dnndu a Final]. Bramâ€"wt. . We have had great succe- with the ebove prices. Our puttem in Tweed: are quiet cbe'h, hex-zingâ€" pone stripes, slap in the_Oxf¢_n-d light end dark” grey chev- I". Dr. III:- M Gunman-n. low. can Chunk. mm“ R". Dr. Maul. ”up! 0! the Hound Thtologml Calla... to “nudged. about End” a punt ullnraoy mo. vu tho mun ol bulging tank» 0 lug. one-bug. 0' on t?” ##3##“ “" ".“i won an . , 2 co «mum. mama! am it, more: e! Mum, and alone a”! an to m “MM nan-mum“ out the no: pluma- u n scholar oi b not In «Win! doom.“ ad in numb. If“. hon cu dun“ hsd m [loo-um a! “can!" a tub this MM .0 nu: Jaunted Mn, he "an. in m dunno. what «Mu-u won dounud :I Rev. Dr. I at M. Mt. Wflun, II. Aunv'u ml. In umdod by a lap nub: d Mn, nu proud mm- emu. ud hug-l. Silk end Wool ............ Arctic Pierced ............ Dr, Wright's Health Band Cotton end Wool Mixed . Inn-m. Annual! Pn-pcm- your-cl! {or the thooflng "nonâ€"Jun received a alpaca: 0! Hip Rum: Boo“. but In 41:00! quam . Mom “at mien . our Imus prlco 98. R. mm. LIndny- or now turn In now on mow at mm “on. all mm- ol summ- in uli kinda at turn. Down 1 Fianna m0.»- W 1. M Rm: Yonvill find .11 the hunt exclusive noveltiesâ€"43y!" tint you Vin find only heroâ€"Derby, Knob, Pals, String. and Bow. 100 up to 75¢ each. Knowing this applies especially to children, and also how difficult it has been hitherto tosecure children’s fine foot wear in Lindsay, some wee/cs ago we gave G manufacturer an extensive order for a full range of children’s fine shoes. The foods have arrived and we are proud of the whole lot. They are in all sizes, from babieg’ Jvo. 1.3. up to boys’ and g‘irls’ 10s. Some are black, others are a pretty tan color. while others are made in a bright red. They are laced- buttoned and elastic. Some have spring heels and others have no heels at all. One kind has been fitted with corset steels. to support little pets with weak ankles. Another lot has been made very wide and short. for fat babies. ' Prices run all the way from half a dollar to one-fl ty per pair. Fathers and mothers are invited to drop in and take a look at the col tion. The exhibition will be {rem of course the shoes are for sale: but that is neither here nor there, for they wil easily sell themselves- The little [‘0st ofto-day; Will in a few. years be the-men and women of active life. The children therefore are an important factor in all communities. Their education and training require constant attention. Among other accomplishments, the cultivation of good taste in dress has become imperative in the child’s education. To'be attired in £00d form, half the battle of life is won. No article of modem. clothing approaches the shoe in influence. One may be clothed in purple and fine linen, and have the whole efi‘ect spoiled by a common, ill-fitting shoe. This weather causes us to think about shedding our Summer Clothing . blossom out with a new Winter Suit and Overcoat. We have everything in the shape of correct garments [or men who like be 'well dressed without an extravagant outlay in Money“ 7726 Coming Men and Women, ‘_â€"“""'‘â€"---I------u«---...â€".,fi~ CLOTH IN G” ' UUIVIIIIIY IIIVICII. Men’s Furnishings AIM Ihwlu Tée IV. HOCKYZV Séoe LEADING SALISIII: MATT. H. SISSON FELIX. FORBERT A '8! common Men’s Suits $800, $10.00, $1200 THE B ARCS-AIR GIVEBu LINDSAY- Underwear For Men and Boys ON TUEMMY. 0(‘1‘. 522ml. m‘nâ€"n mm flown; amthuonr. on n. nu Int 10. con. 6. Marlyn-II. "mm nun o! "loam" farm work um! 1mm... mmtu. Um pman at Hr. 1'. ll ’5‘an ('rrnwvll. mm- a! mm P o'vlmk mum. ON HATUIUMY. OCT. 1219.. 190]â€" ‘ By lulu 80mm nucttommr. In "an no" lowly "cough-d by Mr. Ju. ermn. Kant-n. Linda” an!" o! valuablo hon-mold turnltua. fluo- ouk m. an“... on “aboard. our «new: and other furniture road u mm. m prawn: of mu NM". 10". Clio It 090 o'clock. churn-72. ' ‘ ON ”ONDAY. 001'. Nth. 190! â€" On the property of John mom-en 001:. In” township. three mm north of Mood. than «m be altered (or file by IMHO"; so hood of 24mm Moon, never- sl tut Cowc. w Yunnan. one :- yur-otd Bull cud‘flvuon In our. flu party of Ir. J. 1. Hull", and actor. Odo at one o‘ctoék dam-m5. ON WEDNESDAY. 00?. 28M.-B.V Pete-4r Brown. action . farm ,clock. impish-lb. pm III-bur. honuhold 1mm. 60.. tm pro- .v of in Don“ Patter-on. Iron mmwt 10.00:. a. ”'tm “ :wmm C V " '2' u If. Pitta-non In dying :1. 1W ' ON, WEDMAY. oc'r. munâ€"3y rm animator. extend" “max at!» Jun otock and In- TW in m or John-ton rug mango" Am I, ‘ i E E i 5 The N. HBUKIN SHOE STORE momma. UN TUESDAY. oc'r. alum-By Eu“ Bond. mom. on In: 2. ton, to new and". ml. of vsl. awn“). Mk nod Imploumntn. "w mu 0! Mr. Nulcom L'uea. “mg“ :0 Mn. aim-p. ON TUESDAY, (171'. mu. win-l lmu nova. nation» on Io: . con. Garden. end“ win a! val- uabln ‘um “out and Savanna“. aw property a! an O’Connor Brno. am at on o‘cloct Mm. ON 'ruunlmr. 001'. m. 1901. - 8; mm Down. “cannon. on lot I ma. a! Port“. Road. m min at VIIMHO Fun “not u 1 counts. the! owl 0! law. Rm; , In? at o'uo o'clock dun. ind yoke. m mohair Ti Thhhthebumwnm The pub: licmfintfiodingont tutthpycmuvg money by conig to Inim- fheir Boyu’ Clqtlung. w. hm may excludv‘é’nmma for the little We send back of gverything we sell. Tbequection what to mt in 0m in readily solved by avisittoont «or. or u look at our clothing window. The fluid: an Oxford Cbeyiotl, Beaver, Melts; Fri“.2 F'hipoords, and covert cloth. OnrlInaofthe-omaespoéd nine. They no manufactured to our order aid: faultleu workmanship, c‘ in CM mg Raginptvle, lined and unlined, do". Colors in Back, Blue Buck, Light sad Dun-k Brown and Ft". PRICES $3.130 $17- Boys’ Two and Three-Flees Suits BOYS’ SUITS $1.00 to $8.00. Overcoats 82.75 to 814.50 am O‘RlELLY.â€"la Lindmy. on Sunday, 811. 290. the wife of Mr. John 0' Mly, W. of a son. “ARTHURâ€"0 :30”. 2141.. 1901. to Mr. Old In. John IcArttmc. 21 Elfin-IL. lam: wud. nduughu-r. ,ml WRIGG‘I‘d-W.â€"On we saw. 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