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09 #0 .9. ,OO. Sold Only at This Store Cost no more. make. Nine men out of every ten, are willing to pay a fair price for a “Good” ()xf’eraH. And almost nine men out of even' ten, know that Euhtinn and wears longer than any other TH E PEABODY OVERALL THE CHRONICLE for good Job Printing \Vhy not have the best? The\' THE MAN gives better satis- Often The Cheapest, Always the Best ’ BUTLIE Tamwul SIAND THIS THEY WONT RIP UNDER mt HARDESI KIND or LEGITIMATE WEAR .__fi_ m w; ARE jug éGfNTS gr: /‘\ “'7‘“ ‘J flARANTEED OVERALLS. PEABODYS" Nwir intuit non. of odurae, 68â€"; with them. apend a few weeks with her parent-Wt! quay friends. Mrs. 111. Heineken, of Town- to. visited friendl here for a day or two “nee our lat budget. lflu 4m Scott has been pa. v- ;w WC" re. engaged ii- mime:- for another the Vamaittérf - Iii-0'15?!) t: ”:1‘}; bride travelled in a smart tailor- ed suit of grey Redford cord with hat of corneapond-ing abode. vâ€"uuoh \. IIIIII cu WIN] pink roses and valley lilies. Miss Alice McEwan, Miss Edythe Elfert, Miss Terna D ly and Miss Georgie Spence delightfully assisted. Mrs. Margaret Kilgour, the bride’s mother, wore a black duchess satin gown with jet trimming-s. Mrs. E. deAlva Sutherland was be- comingly mowned in silver grey says with touches of nell rose. i A charming home wedding was Icelebrated at the residence of Dr. land Mrs. E. deAlva Sutherland. :144 Evanson street. \Vinnipeg. on ,‘Wedncsday. June ‘25. when their niece. Miss «Myrtle Kilgour. daugh- ‘ter of Mrs. Margaret Kilgour. Gait. wOntario. became the bride of Mr. !Arthur Walker Switzmm son of :Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Switzer. of iOttawa. The officiating clergy- Imen Were Rev. John MacLeod ISutherland. D.D.. of (.‘ando. N. D., iuncle of the bride. and Rev. Edgar Whitehouse. of St. James Congre- gational church. \Vinnipeg. i Promptly at seven-thirty. the 'bride. who was given away by ’her uncle. Dr. Sutherland. entered ithe drawing room. which was itastefully decorated with pink 'and white peonies. to the strains of Mendelssohn‘s Wedding march. played by Miss Dell Meiiirr. of lMoosejaW. The bride looked lsweet in a goWn of ivory satin. fwith dainty touches of shadow ilace and lovers' knots of pearls} land carried a shower bouquet of .bride‘s roses and lilies of the val- ley. her only ornament being the, groom's gift. a sunburst of} pearls. She .was attended by herl cousin, Miss Anna Sutherland, of (Sando. N. D.. who Was gowned inE saxeblue crepe de chene. caught; with pink rose buds. and carried a: bouquet of pink roses. The grooml was ably supported by his brother. Mr. Gustave Switzer, of Ottawa, {his gift from the groom being a pearl tie pin. During the signing of the register Miss Daisy Spence sang “Oh Promise Me.” The groom’s gift to the bridesmaid was .a gold bar pin set with pearls amd olivines; to Miss' Spence and Miss McGirr, unique silver pendants. During the evening a dainty buffet ‘lumdheon Was . served, the bride’s table being mnfrnrl mm CORNER CONCERNS. S" WITZERâ€"K ILGOI'R he bride. and Rev. Edam" 39. of St. James Congre- 3hurch. Winnipeg. y at seven-thirty. the HYMENEAL Mr. Tom. Wilson swapped horses ‘a few days ago with a Proton farmer. It .was the Bice mare that was so well known and‘ much ad- mired .in her day, and though she {isé‘gone now, is not forgotten. ‘ pv-hv“\ 1.. i Some .of our people Went to {Guelph on Saturday and others to ,celebrate .With their brethren in 'Hanover. Amongst other sights. 'they saw a good shower of rain, which we have not had in this lnaighborhood for some time. ‘Some crops look very good, but hay is very light. Those who Went to put in the ’cement stable at the rectory in Durham llafl’t week found the town folks obliging and courteous- Smith Bros., A. Hunter, J. Snell. and others deserve thanks for their courtesies. Miss Myrtle Allan, at Mt. For- est. and Wilfrid Barbour at Dur- ham passed their exams. succ*ss- fully and are receiving congratu- Another of those interesting events took place on Monday, July; 7, the marriage of Mr. J. Moore to Miss Tecia Gordon. The wedding was a quiet one, although a] double one, as another young con-g ple, neighbors of the groom, ac-i companied thern to Priceville. horse .killed by lightning a week ago. _W“ \(111 1t 15 â€"l)ec cause he his monev. That s more Peabody to-dav than all tu-day than all other makes C(jnflfimT W‘s , ..‘ ‘ \Vhy? Ask your nelg‘hlmr. -- I {(3 H u lnslst If you want satisfaction in overall» on having Peabost. Then a: Peabodx overalls sold in Cain ul The J. D. Abraham C0. ' It is necessary to bridle Qtongue if you would traw double humans. We offer One Hundred Dollar:- Reward for any we of Catarrh that [cannot be cured by Hall’e Ca- tarrh Cure. FJ. CHENEY 8: 00.. Toledo. 0 We the undenig‘ned have knov; F.J. Cheney {or the int 15 yearns and believe him perfectly how:- able in all bueineee transactie: ~ and financially able to carry < .' any obligatioue made by his 21m. WALDING, KINNAN MAR\'..\ Wholeeale Draggiete, Toledo, 0 Hall’s Catarrh Cure ll taken XL- ternally, acting directly upon 11.6 blood and mucoue enriacee of t‘m system. Teetimoniale cent frft'. Take Hall’e Family pm- !o: con- vâ€"v \_.‘ Co., placed on its new {oundutmr It was a long move down off high bank onto the railroad tun-l and after leaving the track. acme a creek, over fields and up 3 Lil. Mr. Donald McCray had the (-0: tract of moving it, George to 1n» the men. Mr. McCray is a 1.». old head, and handled a gun gang every day very succvsslum ['11- {he coque-efâ€" Either da 3' Geo. Lawrence will have his house: purphased from the Con held in this neighboflaood. and tend the best wishes of all to happy: young cogple. \\' _" "r""""‘ -‘â€"_.-M .. , (gets more v llue HOW’S THIS ‘P tel] M :99. 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