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and when you come here we give you just what you want. You do the ta.lking-we .won c insist on giving ,vou something else just as good. Our line is al- ways complete, and you will always nd just what you want. oun unues AREMADE ' roa YOU, New Fall Hats] LATE SEAGERS DRE-sEs AND cu: mack mesa c?aqgs are Worth Seeing. BARRIE ONT The Busy Store, No. 38 Dunlop Street. :6-`Y If y0u~P'a "e}}"p'Ji.T1."Bif&a1'.g and `an the principal residences should therefore not be counted ni_ehed without _[_thei- Jackets. Prints, Sateens and Cretan/nes. " All the l2c. English goods for 7c`. and 8c. yard. New Dress-Goods. H We are determined to maintain our leading position as the foremost D:1r;_r;1in H~t:~'~.- 3:`. this County, Prices will invariablv be found lower than elsewhere. On every urticlc in !h.'a~`: xbig stocks,_whether Dry Goods`; Clothing, Boots or Shoes, or Men's F11r11is}:ing.=, from 10 I 40 per cent. `of a saving-is effected. ' Flmmels at a Bargain. Ilosriery Specials. Special 1 m3ces in Blankets. ExtraSpecial Bargains Olotlming; worked as shoemaker with John Sweney and Andrew Milligan. He afterwards worked in Orillia. and since then worked `in Odessa as well as other places, the most of his forty years of bachelor life in Canada being spent in this county. Last fall he turned up at Kingston and was in the hospital there all winter suffering from a broken thigh, part of that leg having been amputated as a re- sult of an accident forty years ago. As soon "as he got better Col. Duff and Dr. Ryan, of Kingston. sent him to Orillia at his request. He could not get along there, so he was sent by the authorities of that town to Barrie, the good ladies there giv- ing him some money to take with him. Upon `reaching Barrie and after spending one night in the lockup he was committed to the House of Refuge by Police Magis-. trate Ross, Elliott went to Beeton that night, but Governor Ross would not accept him as his committal was not signed by the _ Mayor -or alcounty councilor. Hekept the old fellow all night however, and then sent l him off next morning. Elliott `then went to the station and with his Orillia money bought a ticket hack to Barrie. He was A Super. Wool Blanket, 66x88 inches, for only $2.50. % Cheap Shirts and Drawers. V . The Atlantic and Pacic Express trains rn ' y. All other trains dailyexcept Sunday. 7 I.__-_II___ _I__..I.I _-_....- _ I3__.I Il_\V-II_. I!_!l...-_- .JJIIVV\ VI Vlulyew, EB $1.25. gnnn, Laced. at 81 50 for. $1 10. % Genuine ,Box}Ca1f, Tan or.B1a'.ck, worth $4.00, for $2. 90. in Rubberl. Felts, andpll grades 0! Boots from the C0aI`:C t0 , f ``?`'`? ' M93 ? LDDK B0`.-`its and H6877 Workin Boots. exactly at Wholesale Prices the 51195! ., ` e _be_~bought herent an actual saving of 1 and if the inc 200-6 some of them were slightly wet--the 35. Black (`1lS}:Il]t'{'m' f` r the ext.ra h'-avy Ribbed Wool 35c. Rose for 220.; and the 25c. and 30c :'-w for 180.; heaviest ,50c. Ribbed Worsted Hose 35c. `Anth in I orted dire ' Ct and a t 20 H per cent under on-dit 0101313. '-1'W68d9'.v s8|'6S.\W0:rsteds, Beaivers and Jacket Cloths--at less I113" 13" tozypxices by 25 per cent, 3 All kinds. Best makes. . Do" 1l& ` ` -' - 1 1 -.<.x1me stock from themail Steamer. u Uls.t(s}gJsgItl1istsl: '%:Vg:11: 835$: Ln]?.(i"\'{'ot1-$415, Pea Jackets, Pants and Fine Overooats all at' actually 1ess,tl1.t? the cost of n1anur'ac. t``- V 15 8D90i31 5119 0f`Y0Iln2-Me1'1 s ne silk-lined short Overcouts for fall `' ` at3 f $10 and $12. A Waterproof Coats at Half their value. Heav_v Wbo1 Fla.x.1 nels worth 189.. for l3c.; the 20. goods for 159.; and an vr\`?`-3 heavy Twill or Plain, 27 inch, at 289. for 20c. Webouxzht a big stock that was consigned to a. St. John, N. 3., tirn} th_;:1I while goods were in tran'sit,[one-third off the prices of Tablxngs, .\=*}`1` " A Cloths, Tqwels, Towellrngs, `etc. Slightlv dan.1p.by water. TheV;0c. goods 29c.; the 75c. and 90c. _;'(m1.~ for ;'0_T.: the $1.25 and $1.35 for 75c. Heavy German Fleeced and Scotch [.:nnb.s \\'o~i- DJSI IJIJJ 1I_:adies -_I 1\ 4 9 - - saw .1 uuuuu nun new vvvu I600. ' `They have despised` the opinions of . their electors who en means are opposed to each an outrazeoue proceeding as men suing themselves. There is no use in meaning with theee trustees, he an ever, they will not listen ; ituieenother instance of Ephraim having gone to hiei 3.1.1.. o . `where it counts. ; :3: .`fe'%?%3h 83793 You money on evefYthmg' >4h.a1.ge iAof4Migs Lightfoot, we` employ the most m.de`_ in Ejening and Parfy Gowns, Tea. Gowns, Elegant and, Mourning Outts. Perfect t` guaranteed. Prim DRESSMAKING: ooInOlOl s . . o o . o . . . , _ 44 inch` Black Si] gures in new _ stylish-. . . . .. 44 inch Black Silk and W Brocades. They come 1 signs, in skirt lengths of 4 fancies in new very rich de- s each, for. 8 00 I \ Friday, Oct. 13. lS99.-On east half lo; 24, con. 3, Essa. ; horses, cattle, pigs, imple. ments, hay, etc. Sale at 1 o clock. Joseph Williams, prop. L. Tebo, auctioneer. o Monday, Oct. 23, 99.-Ou south west {quarter Lot 17, Con. 5. lnnisl; horses, cattle, pigs, implements, turnips, etc. sale at 1 o'clock. Mr. Adam Reid, prop. W. D McConkey, auctioneer. l 171-:1-`air not `)".'t`n IQOO {\..1..4. In _... ` J] LI.l\l\IIIIuI$I7 , II\ilII\ILIcCI.a Friday. Oct. 27th, l899.-()n lot 10. con. 18. Oro ; horses, cattle. sheep, implements. ; shingles, lumber, cedar rails. posts, etc. 1 Sale at 12` o clock. John Beaten, prop. G. R. Ford, auctioneer. '31 par Awnwm km Advcmoe. -then committed by the Police Magistrate to the goal for an indefinite period. He will be sent to the House of Refuge however, :0, there is none more _deserving of a. place there. Itgeems strange that the House of Refuge oicials could not allow the old man to stay there until the papers were return. ed for the signatures of the proper officials instead of subjecting him to the unnecessary punishment. of travelling. interests T you fail to ur Auction Sale. Ocsronzn 12, The Bargain Leader. .3`; Hinds Uld Stow. SIOTE we new name will added to the Subscription until tho money is purl. - Iublcrlborl now in arrears for three month and` our will be charted Into our annum. ;IAMuI:L w:sL:v. PROPRlETR, PHoTGRAHn. `Tl-II: ,.N.Ol-'|.Tl-IERN Anvnuczt -mum: soon uuums*' All I Page 48 column Newspaper.` v II Plllllhhnd from the Oce, ins Dunlap smog Ionic. in the County ofSimco0.-tho"Pro-. Vina of Ontario. Candda. Thuudnv_Morning. bv ~ nniun T0 ALLANDALE. 1.3! 3.111., 7.56 a..m.. 9.27 a.m.. xmo a..m.. xa.5a -p.|n., 5.2: p.m., 5.28 pm.. 8.44 pm. LLKNDALE TO BARRlE- ` 905 `om. 11-05 `Jun 11-99 `Imc, Puma. st`, P,mI' 804 pcmn 905 pm}. . . Tninlnve Barrie for and arrive from the uldomontioned places as follows : . Ion. TORONTO. ' . non. 7.80 mm Ex recs. 8.63 pan. 18.58 pan Atlantic Pacic Ex. 8.09 " D. .` `emu HAMILTON. ` 7.81 mm. Ex recs. V 9.09 pm.` .0 Pom! Bu. vmc GRAVENHURST & NORTH BAY. 1.1..` `om: Mail. pail. I, mm. Aflnnth! R2 pacic E2- 1.5Q " IARRIE RAILWAY GUIDE, II Man. can pan. D9 p.m. Atlantic 8; Pacific Ex. 12.58 L0 " North Bay Mixed. 7.31 mm. ` Bravcuhunt freight (south only) 9.85 l\I I l\'l`IlYt\l\I'\ L. IlI$Al1I\I3f\ I bdoomv j ' 'b1n:o'di1n d'1$is;g; u-alt are round `in our .(P1;otq- graphs. f ` V` -' See me New Armaplc ovoL1s.-- V WI `runs or Susgcnxnlou. WILFUL WASTE OF MONEY. For the issuing -of a writ on the `Town Oouhoil the `following Public-_ School Trustees .are responsible :- 'Messrs. -Montgomery, Bell, Andrew, Young, Smith, Perkins and Love, who opposed Trustees Reedy, Rhinehertenid Reid in an amendment to `withdraw . mutter: in dispute from the solicitors. In their latest role as lawyers they are in direct opposition" to Public school ratepayers whose taxes are too high` to permit of any `portion of them being squandered in a lawsuit as ridiculous as In men punching his own (ace ' O . VIVL-.. I.....- .'l-.._:_-.I. ..|._ __2.,g-,,, ,n .>;:h`hw.\nIn H Eh UK: ' 5 27 pan. 70 `um: s.'"'".' 21]`: 9.3"" Mn. Ohnn. Harris rotnrnodhome from Inhn "Nu W0 To, 'O9ko-'0 0 0 Miss Minnie Holman attended Elmvale fair last week. . . .Miu Hook- ridge, ot `J.-`or"ont`o,"iI visiting under the parental roof: .Lue_ Fidny evnning n_ aurpmo party from;i*Utdpi92, Angus, Grenfol, Ivy and D1ni!_rin;4.:-`oonnpiod"`the` h9n_Ie of,M'r. and Mark nWebb,' 12-h - inn, nnd.=upen _ pg vary` a'l3joyabln_ . ._;.: inn;dmin; n%-ndn Wyevale. Advance Correspondence. Miss A. Au`-key has returned to To- 1 ronto after spending a short time with her parents. . . .The `Misses MoMullen have returned from Toronto. . . .Miss Colville is visiting at her home . . . .J as. Crawford, -of Moon River, visited friends here last week. .. .Miss A. Stott has returned to her home after visiting else- where . . . . Mr. Angus Roebuck is visit- ing` at home, and on Sunday evening very aooeptably occupied the Presbyter- ian pulpit. . . . Mr. Patterson, Supreme Organizer for the Canadian Home Circle, spent a few days here in the interests of the Order. . Misses. Brown, Woods, Roebuck and Bishopric, also Messrs. Alfred and.Angus Roebuck and .Mr. and Mrs. Eddington `attended the E.L. and C.E. conventions at Orillia. . . . . On Monday evening a number of young people invaded the home of Mr. A. Fleming and spent several hours in amusements of various kinds. All en- joyed themselves. " 4 7th Concession, vespra. [Advance Correspondence. _ Mr. Robt. Munro-has shipped. seve eral barrels of apples to Sturgeon Falls . . . .Mr.'Alfred Wallwin had ' a large threshing last week. He had his broth- er John's maehine. . .' .Miss May and Mr. George Leadlay were among the visitors from here to Elmvale fair. . . . Mrs. T. Wallwin and Mrs. Forbes paid `a visit to Minesing last week. . . . . Miss Eliza Carson was home from Tor- onto last week . . . . Mrs. J as. Vair spent Sunday with Mrs. R. Leadlsy. . . . Mr. and `Mrs. Cooper . who have been the guests of Mrs,-. `Chas. Hickling have re- turned to their home inthe `city. Newton Robinson Advance Correspondence. ' Mrs. W. Fisher. of Toronto, is visit- ing friends here. . . .Rev. J. E. Wilson was preaching anniversary sermons st Huntsville `on Sunday. E. Bennett, of Deerhurst, occupied his pulpit here . . . . Mr. and Mrs. H-. P. Merrick, of Mitchell Square spent Thursday and Friday of last week at Mr. J. Merrick, Sr s. . . .vMr. Jss. E. Holt and Miss L.` Psscoesresttending the teacher's con- vention in Oreemore this week. . . . Mrs. E. `Hipwell has returned. from .1: visit. at Port Hope....Miss A. E. Ohsntler spent part 01 last week with. friends in Alliston. . ' Mr. James How, of `Toronto, is `visit- ing with his uncle. Mr. John How. . . .* Mr. Given s barn with grain, vehicles and some implements were destroyed by re last week. The origin ot the fire is unknown . . . . Messrs. A. Brown, H. Louaheed and A. Gibson captured a. _ number `of prizes at the Bsrrie Exhibi- Ition. . . .Misses Miller spent Sunday iwith Miss M.` Brooks,.8hsnty Bay. . . . Miss W. Taylor, of Parry Sound, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Wm. "Mil- ler. . . .The E. L. of 0. E. _~ held their regular `monthly ..\meeting" last` Tuesday. Mr. ,T. Campbell occupied t_h_e'- chair, and gave 5 model. ohsirmnnfs `speech, which was followed by"'re'sdlngs; .so_l jos and instrumentals; , 'iIJ 'oI}'3Bi":ZIE'.3'n, ... you -_,go`iug,`tvo_nl_low your trustees to tubin- go. yoit in ,this.mgnner! . Turn 4 you -=0 the %I!"!'r9-- `A -cu-- wvuuwu av-vnuvo ID. V`: Perhaps the most ooniinendsble fea- j ture of the Twentieth Century fund is 9 the special opportunity it gives for the 3 reduction or wiping out of local church l debts; There should he unanimity along this line ; a general and generous t response will `bring the desired result. ' Bonita is with `the church ; . the sacred edice burdened with debt is befdgged and heclouded with nancial schemes necessary to make it a going concern, very little time being left for spiritual things: it is only- when themcrtgage is lifted and the church emerges free of debt that the light of genuine religion oods in on the congregation. The ex_- perience the ohurch received" in the gleaming adds strength to `the relieved situation and donations `greater than: formerly, will be given for missionary and other general purposes. 'D....L.._.. LI... ...,.....L --..._...._.J..l.I.. 1`..- ~UI\lI-I |vII??_`IlI':II` ` `V _ I . . . Mortgage: on the homestead is an. eyesore to the owner, burdgning him `with ` dicnlty end retarding his pro- gress in .n1u'ndsne things while it` is there; sndnot until the lost instclment is paid does he meet with prosperity that satises, n prosperity that is quick- ened by the schooling he received in his mortgage days. ox Q- :b.:nn --:I. `LA -`...-.`n I `tn 1`Lbd .:pceeI,?thllffnnd.-to bedivided -i to two}; parts; local and general," the. coil to be - spent do the "reduction of. church: debt: at` home; and the "general? in Educational, Missionary, Superannua- ti_on andother general pu c There may be debate as to whether the general fund should -receive any attention before the req niremente of the e home church are fully met, but all will agree that church mortgagee are a eer1- . one hindrance to `religious progress and ` therefore an impediment to the ameliora- tion of the.`or`l_d. c nubnnnh an `LA. Ln-amingo.` ha an ` Eoliv. _ Advance Correspondence. W9P1$- .- . `Mt. -Anyuser o?the ca.mera:anV m-eke elnhotocraph`. but, it requires ex- - perience. ability and judgmentgto `produce the speaking likeneae we ` _ out. ` ; ~ ~ A ` We uge more than and chemiall to "to- duee these excellent 5m You are. eat ; in dependintrnlltlfor 1-: work. andvounover ludan opnottunityf to "ge t.slich excellent portraits foi_-thi_e, - ;~ l [Speaking l'||oibgraplIs.| A:-n in-g- -8 LI.` __...-_._ ____ _-, J f U ` fr9ligion_a.. .i_n ?* ".""` " f" IIj\_lVIl\II|IIJ uaw. . ` On Saturday R. J , Doyle, liquidstor, Owen Sound, issueda notice to all their policy holders ordering the payment of all unpaid assessments and notifying them that the Association will not be liable` for any losses after Oct. 13th, 1899; ` .L In vu up-. Miss L McIntosh visited friends in Phelp- ston last week. Wm Mclutosh and H. Bell spent Sunday with friends in Ofillia; - ll!__ `'3 l\_I_._ _... ,S'AI IA! "III IIII.I\IU III \IIIlIIWI Misc E Osler visited with Miss Story at Croulsnd last week. T Il___, L... _._L.,.., ,3 I ' A. Risks. in the.Dom1n1on Mutual Fire In- surance Association No Good. . Among the farmersof this vicinity and particularly of Oro, where there are a num- ber otipolicy holders, the solvency of the. Dominion Mutual `Fire Insurance Associa- tion has for some time been a subject of de~ hate. The matter came to a head a short time ago when Stheri' Drury brought the oicers and directors of the company before Mr. J. Howard, Toronto. Inspector of In- surance for Ontario. The Association s nances-were argued a few days ago before the Inspector and as a result it was decided that the company should at once 20 into voluntary liquidation. Their straitened circumstances are attributed to numerous incendiary res. -nn Qn function: I), ,1. hula 13;...Z.!..L.... Miss M. Peacocf: is visiting friends in Toronto. 5,- `I Il_`I _-;_-_I, -_!_!L_ `I l,,! I 0 1`! I Mr. E. Cieuse.iPoli.cieq at Nelqon, `B. 0., is visiting his relatives in town. ` ~ 1'I___;_; 11.17, `In , o . n, VUVVl.Io Mr. Harri McKee, `Barrister, Sturgeon `Falls. is recovering front an attack of w-- phoid fever. Ml! nnrnn Ngnhrnunn has an n-63`- 3.. LI... "Kd.:. Niehdlson has an article in the Canadian Magazine entitled The Charms of Bermuda. -:n_, -,_.a an-_,, -r` .. nu - `II IJCI IIIIIUIO "Mr; and Mrs. Jonathan Gummereon, of Bond Head were the gueutgmf Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Turner. Toronto street. last Thursday I Ll- (W 7!! t!....a..;.. ._l.- .....- _._._c_-_1 :_ us. 1.2. .1. usuun. LUIIIIJIAJ an cult. luau xuuruuuy Mr. C. T. .Hunter who was confined in Ciollingwood hospital for ten days with pleu- riav and spent the following week with his sister, Mrs. J .' E. Willmott. Barrie, left for Toronto on Saturday having uufciently re- `novered to resume work. V THE NATIONAL SPIRH`. American` visitors to Barrie during: the summer observed the scarcity of Union Jacks oating from ag poles. They also remarked that several of the ags that were unfurled to the breeze were lower than the surrounding build-' in I. . . `This dearth of national ags in Bar- rie applies also to other places in Canada; it does not show -any coolness of nation- al spirit but is due to modesty which believes in loyaltv deeper and less osten- tatious than ag- waving ; Canadians think it is not necessary to y a ag to let people know that they are British subjects; there are other and more tang- . ible `evidences, still the free use of ags on public i buildings and residential grounds is pardonable pride and should be encouraged. Show your colors is good reason for displaying the grand old British ag, and to no portion of the community is the Union Jack of great- er moment than the boys and girls to whom it is an ever present object lesson representing the marvellous growth, grand achievements and glorious his- tory ot the British nation whose sons and daughters they are. 13-..-.. .....I..I:..` |...:u:_.. a.....: '.n' in. \JU U3ITIl\I IIICU VI W! l Mrs; Stewart has returned home afte_r' `visiting friends in Dalston M:nn {2.ulA-uA nut` ha D I`-JJ......I "`Ii5'.1Z' `<'`."&'212.'i Z.'d'"ms. B. Goddard visited In Elmvale last. week. _ 4- -4.` "$5.1 "$aT'E;.{L.'3n, of Midhuzst.-- 1... been_ visiting friends in town this week. ` It 1*! `IE II 1 lo.. - * fnha " it)" I`3elfl a(n;lZ ii`ttVlveV;o;1":r; `Glazing her fat-her,. Wm. Peacock, as Crown Hill. T Donationsgto R; v. osnitai. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robertson, Shanty_Bay, $6 ; Mr. J. A. MaoLaren, $10 ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Justice, $5: Miss G. Raikes, $5 ;. collection at Big Bay Point (Miss Lee), $2.05; Judge Boys, $3 ; Mr. Fred. Smith, $3 ; Ladies Auxiliary, linen, $7.30; Ladies "Aux- iliary Church of England`, Shanty Bay, two, comforters; Pabst Malt Co., one dozen -bottles malt; Comfort Soap 00., one large box soap; Mrs. C. H. Ross, plums '-and barrel of apples; Miss Plummer, owers and fruit; Miss M. E. Campbell, ` Jessie Job. Miss Doan, Miss Fletcher s )lass, owers; Mrs. Burton, Mr. Shepherd, Mr. Plaxton, Mrs. Penrose, apples; Mrs. Rogerson and Mrs. Ta'ylor,lvegetables 3 Mrs. H. A. Meeking, grapes; ,Mrs. Strathy, ower vases; Miss Way, 3 footstools. Mr. Wm. Thompson, of Longford Mills, has kindly loaned an invalid s `carriage for the use of the hospital. ._ Edenvale. V Advance Correspondence. ' Revival services are still going on; church. was very much crowded on Sunday night. . . .Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ingram and Miss E. Mountjoy attended the Epworth League convention at Orillig. . . .Mr. J. Campbell, agent for Norwich Union -Fire `Insurance Com- pany, succeeded in having all the claiuis for loss on thecheese factory satisfactory settled before the fire was out. A . _ _Mr and _ Mrs. Cumming called on friends in Medonte last week . . . .Mre.- Jumee Elrick `is ill. . . .Mies Maggie Toner` is visiting friends in Windsor . . . .Mr. Campbell, of Guthrie visit- ed Mr. Fredichnrdson last week . . . .* I12-.. l1,t1I, I 11-: ha imam. mgsn lo_`tli6ig'1:igdeanm..m. .mm;._;m| J36; =Qohbp`fii. `ill. .` . ;fM8. .!J. R`. Holman visited friends in Alliatn lags` week `had also attended '_the fair. The boys ropott It ne time \. . . .Mra. ,0l6iggh_lev, ar., 0! Colwoll, is very low with `typhoid fever; . .- . Mr..'S. Eetherington and family of Colwell have moved to Mnlmnr. . Miss Coffey and Miss Mary Hamilton, of Barrie, were the guests of "Mrs. J. McGinnis....Mr and Mrs. John Richardson visited friends in Craig- hnrst last week. ` Dhvnain #11319? V1 GUKVKU _ UIIYII ags. On all public occasions. national holidays and Sundays the British en- Iign should be run` up as . an outward Sign `of the natiozl spirit that per- meates Barrida loyal citizens. ` AN INSURANCE CO. LIQUIDATES. Persona News. i"`ertuqonvd1e. I.._._-- I`-.. _ _ ; . _ A __ NOBTHER1"ADVA.10E*.` -Rsilwnv---Messrs.` J. 'J. :',Brown, J. `H. 1 Wi|liu,vDt. W'ell_I.. E. H: Straithy; J. C. McKoggia.- This Committee will interview tha,Gnnd Trunk.j-Rallw.uy Company in .I_3arrle s ihtehl-`eut_;_.u.' _ I A ,,,_v.,` --_.-v__._ -' :--u-vv j_ (S7t_1mmer'Reeort.--Meuvn. Alex. Brown- lee,, Thou. Beeeroft, Walter Scott. .1110. R_ogereo'n,' Jonethen Simone. The tin of "these gentlemen will be to dincues the t methods of advertising Barrie,` and the entertainment and nccemlnodetion of sum? n er tbnrietn. ` - . A ')_!I_L_~-..;- Il_-;__- `P `F -U` -' I ICIII IVEIIIDL IIIUUDIIIK 3': Ma.`nufaotures--Measra. ..G. Ball, H. J. `Gtaaett. J. H. McKeggie, Jan Dongall. J. 0. Irwin. ~ 1`his `Committee will enquiira into ways and Ameawnu of attracting mum-. faoturing concern: to Barrie. ' - T V The following Committees of the Board of Trade have been appointed by President Atkinson and Secretary Bennett, in accord- ance with the . authority given them at the I last regular meeting :- '` Vdnn`nn$nnn- ` "A-.-- I` ' 13.1!` 1"?` `I In Men s and Boys , just received. T V Up-to date. ' EVERYONE VALUES OUR JDIO UIOIUI than-u nun, .vvIvv.'U `nuns... - Travellers should secure a. Rand-McNally Railway 1 Guido and Hand Book-issued monthlv. 1 A "Thei'of in in tyliohgat at Wil- `liam Elliott, 8} yufa, 'who` yoan' ugo. W. E.wiS|T|B_|',Phm.B. opp. POST OFFICE. [T998 Q Ill]! u UV - - _ . - K ; H ATS. Just what You wam. Iw busy uurrv 4v 9. oo ;/wwopup K SARJ ANT & L)!/I'UU(/0 \ M IT H .1} MMUNH 60., Board Of Trade Committees` E-l'eo'to;n~ shoal; an in_linntion_ meeting `at onoeand request these`: men to mice. Then elect at new Bond `who will `withdraw the lawsuit which in but the thin and of `a wedge` thnt will eat away a large portion of the big 'Pnbllo school levy "collected -`fat ednos. tionnl ,purpoee_e,. end `Vnll nltilnetely `work`~hevoo,._in__t;he eohoolg.o_ I . - let gas have your opinion about it. L601; around I 7 Look oveeriour oollection of Black ].i`abi'ics e are perfectly willing to take chances on the tow, moke comparisons, and then tell us `what you think; verdict. Let us introduce a./`few of them : T .54 inch Priestly s Rough Black Serge Suiting.` Beat Black, at...'.'.. . . . . . . . . . .. 85c 42 inch Black Wool and Mohair Mercatelle Suitings in fancy gured and Bright rich e`ects,at._......A . . . . . . . . . ....}.. 75c 44inch Black Wool `Satin Cloth,1 very" ne nish, and quality much in demand, at.`.....-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..85c.and$100 ' In the D1issMAKING A ARTMENT, in charge . 0 ' A ` 'es.are made in Evening Moderate. A Write for samples. Of course you may, you will be neglecting your own write-_--and remember if you do not. get satisfaction your money will be refunded. All our Furs weat-.well. A Pa_.11p_er s seven Years 4 Guarantee on Fur coats] THEABEARS. uvuvuw I They no longer represent the meal who elected them ; they will not resign, however. like other public` bodies do who have lost the condence of the people; they ere afraid to do that, they are not courting defeat. . " . ' 'lM..-:.-.... _|._..1.: -'.u`1 __ :_j2___-_ 9