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I .1 inc slinging, . tn:- ~lni\\il lll‘l‘tl'l‘,‘ (lilli'l' story in‘ ,\lu- in Ill tinnuum |l\l'i\t‘4l Elmo-L lll'ilgUlil l\lll lluliun liutilt’ . ., ., ,, . ‘iilzixi-il ll. 1 1.11 i. il.\i\h.\l.\ 1 ‘ ~ y ‘ :, ,. n ill-uni, Nmml till'JH' l‘ lintlwn I‘nmln‘: Win-«lulu» mi which position ho lms “uni-i, ‘ ‘ ' ' lvl‘t‘ii who“) iotfimnl , ,‘ :ti‘lliv‘ ‘iwf (it-tilli-ml-n“ lit-M Kat‘giii'vbib (Ililgl‘t'ii “writ in \\ ziulu llvlilmnl. li't'rn' 91 mil l’iwr'i tlill) l.i~l-. ll..ix ‘l, 1'! on ill' goods 11'!‘ lunnnlulnt'u' h) I~nl|t,(\l Motrin ll. rim v .\ll|t'l‘ll‘.‘l. :‘li'lll'l' .i ;l,ll' in l: .I- ll‘ H‘llil. \VA. li.l\“ EH :1 post» (if, Di. W’. D'OWNEY The One Price Bartram Shoo House. Brockvillo. lilt.ln~~ lit!‘i-‘ lit \ mi- .,. l'it' I llimwi 1;:l'vivt i‘ l-llll“: l l l l lllLlii‘l' it‘l<‘llrl:4. in... , . 'l'lu-w r i‘ml onetmece ’ b 0N] DOLLABIUPW t» mun-ulna FAIIEIB’ NOTES MIT“ AT LOWEST urns. theirdatieeeedettee the blue. and yellow cede their appreciation of the of the respective articles in eeeh chee. Therewaea very fair attendaue of members and vieitol'l as the second day and when the doors of the belle were thrown open these was. as tune], a general rush made for the interior. Ot‘course, the judges' awards did not planes all: that was not to be ex- pccled. The exhibitors eoou com- pleted their inspection of the depart- ments the: were severally interested in, and athered in little knots to discuss its awards. Tho visitors, V 1. with no thought but to be pleased, {2.5 lpussed slowly from article to article, 195 Mle lfrom class to class, and found the immense aggregation of beautiful or- ”; " munenlnl and useful exhibits well Worthy of their careful inspection. The show in the department of Arts and Ladies' Work was especially 1 fine. Indeed, the ornamental seemed to have for once gained precedence our the useful; for the Domestic Manufactures were not as well repre- Hettlotl as usual. In the space usu- ally occupied by the harness makers, the R. N. Gardiner Milt. Co, of Lyn, mude an interesting exhibit. of dry measures. On the shelves surround- ing this wing there was displayed 'a 5vc:y creditable showing of fruit, nan-led goods, bread, dough nuts, etc. iicrc,nlso,’the little birds, gathered in happy families, Sang themselves into notice. The walls of the west wing were hung with photos and paintings, and the tnblcs in the centre wiri- oi-cupiud chiefly by a line dis- play of fashionable milliucry, made by Miss Addie Hunnn, of Athens. The roots and vegetables dopartnn-nt scum-ll to have been neglected by exhibitors, us, though the quality was etc..- lint, the usual quantity was ‘ not them. We Wore lead to expect great things in the honey and dairy dc- purttncnt, and our expectations were tnot'u than rculizcd. It was it tung- nificnnt display. Haney of crystal purity and of all shades of amber occupied till the available space in the circular building. The fine show- ing mndo is creditable to Messrs. F. L. Moore, Adison ; W. l). Livingston, lidrnnkvillc; J. B. Chockley. North A“. A,“ wing U, LVHMHHM 33,15? . Augusta; and W. G. Lee. Addison. I, 11,15“ 3,“..1.‘ {m '1‘lm,-g,t.,y {x5:(‘_l\il‘ltt'l:illi‘l‘ goutletnan sliowrd a fine i-‘i'i'luv «if thiw ,-.,l,»_ ,i PM“: n.1, ,m‘z>.-u:n-ntui liiw, which we refer to Lfl‘nlnini} ill. NJ‘CIiJ" :ti'ul it'islii filth-i liar. .VZ'L‘LVVIHT“ 1“ [his “Wu”- Th“ Samplesi ’1 i' l-umlr :iid (flit't‘~(‘ shown wn‘el Theoflloereofthis Bank are pl ed not to disclose the transactions 0! any ct‘ to custom- ere. . JNO. l'lthGLl ~ Ban Steaks. “run” will be found quutatione o! the uer Bunk Stocks which the Reporter will puhli l chkly in future for the Information of lte rccdors: I B”) 21.5, 237 . mt: rial l 1'3." 'i' Manager. 2 LIKED flunk of Toronto. . l Bank or .‘lnnll‘i'lll .. ._.. .. lintwrinl liiui‘n of ('niimin Standard think of L'itiilbllu , . . . . r Rink-sun's Hank .. ,. . . . . . . Mi-rciuuile.’ Blink of l‘mnitiitt. . . .; lizttzlt Hf liitluilll‘n. ‘ ('nnndinn Hunk of (.‘onuncrcc (lnmrio llnnk ., .. ‘ l‘nion flank of i‘nnmin.. .. . l 'l 77-11;“ * REPORTER ATHENS, SEPT. 19, 189:7. - â€"-..._... m- “Nursinth notices in local columns cents per lino rut-h inscrtion. LOCAL SUMMARY. Mr. and MN. \\'il~un Wiitw left. for the \Vurlil's Fnir lust “ml. Just in M ll. 11. Arnold}; till the illi‘r‘l. liiHi‘lillt'.‘ in llrrss Goods. Don't miss whim: tin-m, Carriages built, ti: order, repairing and painting llU’Ei’ in first class style prim S."“x‘X. Jami-H ‘f ’Ulll-l' dlltl Mm. GOO. Wt‘i‘t‘ in Faun: of hits. B, .\tln-n.- lust. \l't‘ok, Love: in. Al liroi-livillo chemo board an Tl.ur~du_v only into boxes of choose Wt-l‘t) Ulli'l'i'tl. None worr- sold, a bid of 1H;- livingr doc-lined. The curly lull rung. have grently twin littul ilw pitriil. ‘1". the cattle ' 12mm in ('ultmqllé‘DCi‘ iiaci‘msvd their milk mpply to twail'lj one-third.’ 1 (till! :L‘xw-llwm. '1‘ln«ponltry building was crowded - with . , liii? largest ’ililtl "l" 'm i'rnluy trx'uninu‘ , , _ ; lowla over shown at this fnir. It was u-‘ll‘ll :; pin) or is. ‘ t‘:~'li"‘('.l.'tll.\' lino. .H ii" (\ll it iii: A 111370 'lilll ‘li'iii‘mno‘ ntnl :tlilili'lli‘U in tho, lil'_fl1 *(‘1il‘lli . visited by n lnrgo number of people, gnmny of whom were surprised and (30:1,..5, Viking“.,,.lfi,o_,,,;,,izl 1mm.” doligittwl to observe what careful 3,,.,.,.___,.,,,h. and fun 5 brooding and weeding could accer» ‘ ‘ pllsi’l 1n the poultry yard. Over hundred entries were made in close. r ‘ I u . r : All a result, probably, of the large 1mm}; M on l> row Morrow-1mm - and murmsmg trade 11) pork that has _ i of into boon developed in this vicinity, , i“"'" "We" “Hittite exhibit ol‘swine was very large, 1 ll” “NC” “‘0 mo “’4'”? 0‘ about fifty animals, nearly all thor- ‘ ’-“ unghbred, being shown. G0,, The by-luws of the society this nglm “,0 your required that nil thoroughbred 1.7,,“ 1.2,”. (.lulhiClllllt! he possessed of a registered um] fi..j,,,,§ ;,{,E}n:tligrlo. This. it was thought, .;.i.1 1a.: i.;ii;.\, mm headquarters Wollltl greatly reduce the exhibit in lltl'Ik-Glll. , this class, but such was not. the case. Dir-arly all the stalls were filled and I the showing wus creellcnt. Several Milo-‘4 were effected by owners of tho thoroughbrcds at good prices. The elimination from the W} of the grade sheep slightly re- , . ‘, , ~lmm'li HI .I.. tit‘-ll’__j llllll' will if] zlll lilt‘. now Ctillli‘rt lOr. Sr? 3”, (,‘lllllft iliill, lil'il(‘l§\‘lilr~._..i “Ha 'l”. ’. “1.91;: iliw‘lxnt'gtnu r“ 31.‘ M ', 120.}. .‘alprrit'k .mtl ‘ .7 it'll: Ol‘ l‘n-i (‘11., iiiuili'l' ..; ~ ».- ~v. My! ., (ii. i; no.3 Air, 1'. ll. lio’l. of the Tribune, l)i‘*i"‘,l.’ll‘l\'l, fit-wulnpnnivti by liii- wife. xtt‘l'x‘.'ml in .x‘itlmnu Lint Wot-k on u "Vii-ill. to Mr. :Hnl him. 1% '1‘. 'l‘ennant and . rize Mrs. licll wart r-‘ p ‘nli (.llllji‘ reports it was fully up to the average. A door belonging to Mr. 0. P. [ix-Mill, of Addison. was on or During: om- of tho l'r‘i't'lll electric .,.,nr:n.<i lightning struck the rusidvnce of 311‘. ."Rtpnloon llowu, nliont in mich ‘- fl"”‘l‘m "f in" mm” Will“- .2: ctd the total of this exhibit, but in 1‘s...\‘ as”, Alli-1 b‘llllib'llrl T0 Till". Farmer and Builder} “f l r'illltl,1i>' l‘hov have the luv-qt. Ansorinwn llu'tlwnrt‘, 'l'inwnrc, Points. Vnrnishrs, l‘:Il(‘itliiw-°~. Nile. warn, Fishing Turkic, mu, in town“. . 'i'ln- , all ll- rm“ or :illousml Lumps Mid end prions to suit lll‘." tinH-H. Dotty ('huvm-~ best, in tho nmrlu'lw |l\l.'\_yl4 in stark (ind nt lnwt-Hl prions . . i -- z _ (inns and mmnunttmn of best quality fx‘llli'u Fir-e them. COAL OIL Bostthlity. Low Price 1" .ARIJ [<1 3' It] AOCIfil A'I‘III'INS “cu-v. A.M.CHASSELS no out Inuit! TAILOBING l 2 lot nlliiwi («1..- iliflkl.‘ ill‘ trawlin- (lions. Silver” ; T'llé-‘l o7 lulu-m. Survi'nl lIrn-lts worn , lnliitinn at the. sheep pens and at- lun QlI‘ limit the chimney and lilo trnvtvd a great deal oi‘nttenlion. Siting: ‘:ili‘l bonnie forcing the cor-1 Messrs. ll. ll. Brown. of Addison, nicc that end wore torn .z-fl'. A land Philip llniluday, oi Elgin, Showed <mull m slim of l'liHlt'l‘ was ripped ntl' [ agricultural implnincnts. Lli‘? «'t-iim-z' llHldu, but otherwise no l In the (.arriugc Department, ‘l'llllilflo was. done. though smoke, ‘ Mrsurs Cole Bros, of Row’s Corners, strongly iinprvgnslrnl nun sulphur, had it all their owu way. They lhhllf‘ll in n- th.» (’lJmli‘t‘y. . showed thirteen vehicles, all unques- W. (i. 2.4m. (if .ltl'llrltlli, hits it. nice i lioml'bly Queue"? , Their {mama-G, , “It”, lmmw. U”; he” ' who one of thc‘ fines... ever seen u. ., ,. ,1” mm "mm, and he l. ntonu'illo. "lite exhibit wee highly ' “my”. them dnm‘ 'crcdttnble to thin enterprising firm M if}. 1,, ,Im Harimhnml and rut-lily deserved the many oncomi- we "0‘ ums it i‘fiC‘bl'lf’tl. _ . _ “MUM, hive, chip,” . The show of horses in the ring wad .iw tlionmvmnmtt of “0t "P m “1°.h'gh “mflf‘ld “uh- ,IHAL‘, HM “Owl”, it 1-3 ltSlit‘d lb] previous exhibitions at a ,f “1,,”th m we T0, 5 time. When .toi'St‘fi were in greater do- w“, 1mm“) m w S. ; mand than they are at present. ‘ But, ' ‘ saltogcthor, ill and out of the ring, a 1 large number of line single and double f 'turt‘mutswespecinlly single-were on "“ .humlt' ‘_' ,tl.e mounds. Lot;:;‘t:‘”t"{".flr"rl; As per sdvertiscmcut,l1'on's J. F. ,"mh ‘ ‘ iWoods and N. Clerks Wallace were ' ‘ present and delivered brief addresses l'ltlglwh mm in anm-nt removes on agricultural subjects. Those who listened to the speeches bed to stand lin thcliot sun. so the audience wee An address from the lilrl' i’l ‘ .411 "‘tliJ! Nu‘l. llt':~ mm H l‘illl' i-xliilillilr. '2‘. . 1...: o “Willi” ~i.l. \llil-ll. kiml, ......l .l. il'l , ‘i‘x .miirw‘. -. finnitm‘y EltlllHl l- ' i: i ii’l'vlmlw- idltn hm‘sce. Blood Spavin, ‘ “l'l‘” 'IV'W“ “Hut “one. Swot-my, lnot large. trims. Son‘- rind Swollen lboard of directorn of the fair wee re ““Utlm. ctr. Sin-c $50 by rented to the bod. gentlemen by re- bottle. \Vnrrnnu-d by older“. 1". L. Moore, w‘ib performed the duties of chairman. The speeches were well suited to the occasion, both liberal and patriotic. l rill o‘.‘ [ll‘il‘ _.l. ~' imtazli -.‘..r“\i\‘r!sn "FRED tit A DAY.â€" hrmt. I mini-fen lliicunmtic Cure for. Rllvum-iimm and neuralgia radically cum: . to :1 days. It: action upon ; um vb , “i , . . tlir- try-Riv” 5'. remarkable and my-m- l "a, ions. i; “Hint?! at once the oaueei‘h°,.me':dflh no?“ if. nndthcdimmimmediatelydiea . W ".0 Pg 3‘“ ' M The first. dose greatly 1 no te. 75 Lawn“, dun.“ cents. Wert‘nnted by J. Lamb. £0.11“ m n. Bebecce Wilkineon,of B , neveth wereboth " :33. says: “I had been in a alum-d itlonferthveeyearefwnNu'ebeerv 'l ' vousneeuW kneeeo! the Stomach. nymua Ind; it. 7 , i” We: ~ lini‘sl lOl. Dim t. "I'm-ALI- m, Indirect . Onlythree entered tor thebte raeqanditresultedae follows: l . WWW of Brock'nl' le. 9 J. Bie- naw of Brockviile, 3 W. egimme! North Augusta. Weatherh was an easy winner. none. Honey-producing as an industry in Leeds county has evidently some to stay and grow. The fine exhibit made should prove an important fac- tor in educating the farmers up to a {pat appreciation of the worth of the uey little bee. Cleanliness and good management characterized the stock exhibit. and it was visited by a large number of ladies. Many old and new subscribers vie- ited the Be rter tent on Wednesday and Thur 'ay. Cheap John did a brisk business and was constantly surrounded bye throng of admirers. He claims to have been trained for the ministry. Mr. A. Dawson. of Brockville, ex- hibited and practically demonstrated the usefulness of a new kind of crank ump, manufactured at Picton. Ont. be water is raised through a tube by three bell-shaped rubbers attached to an endless chain. Drawing water by means of this pump is rapid and easy, and at the some time perfect immun- ity from frost is assured, as no water stays in the tube. The fine floral exhibit in the main building was from the conservatories of Mesdnmos Richard Kerr, and M. Blanchard. oi Greenbush, and R. E. Cornell, of Elbe Mills. The large increase in the art ex- hibit is suggestive of many things which we have not space here to enumerate. The 42nd Butt. bond. of Brookville. enlivened the proceedings of the last day with good music. Never were the arrangements at Forth’e better for the serving of meals than on Thursng last. immense crowd obtained all they wanted, and the best of everything, served up in good style and promptly by attentive and obliging waiters. H. 13.. Arnold’s display of hand oilâ€"pinnth American window shades, shown in the main building, were gr utly admired. Amongtlie most important of the new exhibitors in blooded stdck were, 111 Jerseys, G. W. Gardiner, Lyn, and J. E. Ruddick, Brockville; in llnletcins, Messrs. Dnvison, of Spring Valley, and Loucks, of Smith‘s Falls. The improvements made in the :driving track were favorably com- mented on by all. The train seivice on the B. 6r. W. was excellent. The fact that there we absolutely no drunkenness on the grounds during the fair is highly creditable to the members end'patrons. We question if the same can be said of any other county fair in Ontario. In the poultry bouSc Mr. F. L. Moore had a number of fine cages in which he will show his birds at the - other fairs oi the district. The list of prize-winners will be given in next week's issue of the Reporter. m...-... 4 . Nonâ€"x- ‘ Basalt-hint. As the Dominion Governmnt’s recent order-in~counci1, extending the close season for bass to June. :10 ll, becomeslookcd into more and limrt‘, the idea prevmls, says the it o tit'l‘. that a. job has been perpetrated in some one‘s interr-nt. The order has led to a great dull of dis- cussion among local anglers and al- most to a man they express them- selves as of the opinion that the new law was entirely unnecessary and that it will militate seriously against the practical side of business at. the vari- ous summer resorts. For instance take CberlestOn Luke which 11¢ long - been looked upon as an ideal ground for fly fishing during the early base season. The base spawn there much earlier than in the St. Lawrence and the same can probably be seid of most of the interior lakes. Under the old system of protection which allowed no angling until the 15th of June, the bans were pretty well taken care of but it afforded some chance for the fly fishermen before the fish separated and event to weed beds. By July, however, fly fishing is racticslly at an end. The practical side of the injury donetn fishing resorts lies in this fact as it will deter American visitors from making their annual visits at that time of the year. ..-._ .. __..”.....__ '00“ I... The frames and combs should be removed from the' honey-him at once, after the lest extracting, ex. oeptthoeecn extra heavy hives and po uloue colonies. which might gather a ittle more dark honey. Let the empty honey hive remain on to pro- teettrem intense heat and be ready tbr feeding those that need a little morefor winter. Don't defer finding any longer, as your bees my not have tat; to ho'eal it helm-edging: lobe int W b. water. gm, and intended to st per on the subject of internedcualpm uently did. and revoked u ex 1: animated uaeon. But Hr. Beeant'e hobby le, of course, the education of the masses. as foreshadowed in his book "All Sorts and Conditions of Men," which probably accomplishes its mission sooner and more thoroughly than any book that ever was written. The lyteolmio schoolaln Lon- don wcrc cetab iahed as the direct malt of Mr. Beeant's writiu , and he talks most entortainlngl about They have an attendance 0 about 6,000 persons htly, andin them handicrafts“ all kin are taught. a considerable amount of atom ment being mixed up with the instruction to make the course attractive to thoee at- tending. The classes are open to boys from ourteen upwards. Small fees are cha ed, and the balanoeis made up by thee arity commission and private aub- acrtptlona, which have been most liberal. Mr. Beeant was engaged on no new book at present, he said, but was pi! a series of papers on Westminster, wh ch would occupy him for three years at least. An old acquaintance revived -wae that of Mr. George W. Cable, who first intro- duced the New Orleans Creoles to English readers in his delightful novels. It wae all the pleasant“ because I stood to him as a sort of literary godfather, having first introduced him to the public through a series of short sketches in The Sunday Picayune, of which i was at the time city editor. Mr. Cable has for man years rnnided in New England, of whic he is a native, but we spent an hour very agreeably m recalling memories of the Crescent. City in the early seventies. Ontario Li ve Stool. From present appearances, and in spite of the fact i at the Toronto Industrial and other C adieu exhibitions witl be held at the same time as the live stock competitions here, with prizes nearly equal in amount, it is likely that Ontario will be largely represented in attic, horses. sheep, swine and poultry at the World's Colombian Exhibition, and no less likely that the province will maintain in these'oinsees the high standard she has reached in 9.11 others. Mr. Henry Wade, secretary to Commissioner Awrey, return- ed here this week, having been for the past six weeks in Toronto completing the arrangements l-vr the live stock exhibit. He was assistant by Messrs. Richard (lib- son, of Deinuv tr". John Hope, of Brunt- ford; J. U. h‘zu-li, (.f Edmonton, and others. and llth' uncsss may b... jitlesz from the foot that n«- his than 164 head of cettle, sun“ .1.» n: {M trims, and over 400 sheep imvo l)i"‘ll «my ill. There will be font herds of riliui'tnumu, four of Ayr- eliireu. and onc will; If Hurt-finds. (lull... ways, I)U\‘(!11N, li- lslwiua, :incl Jorbeys, and homes of 5.11 tln- lending llrt‘("l8. These will be collected at London And Toronto on or about the lJth AngusLAnd the judging will comment-v about a mini; afterwards. The sheep, ctu, will be sent on later. In conwrsntimt with Mr. Buchanan, snperintendmi of t‘. 6 World's Fair Department of Agriculture. yt~~.tordny, he told me he was perfectly ovurwliolmod with the number of stock entries he had revolved, and that 21"». Show Would likely be the largest eve: 'u-‘ul in this or any othercountry. The Wine linii ustr)’. The wine industry of Ontario is com- paratively a new one, but the display made in the horticultural building shows that it has made gnu-l PYHRTO'HS. Despite the intense coil of the nints-rn it appears timt, ext-cpl. in in.” most northcily conn~ tries, Kmpe gs". i ..', can he: profitably en mm“! in, w? i'v in ilzr "battens belt," n Governor Pools. v-f Wiru'nnuin would say, the I't‘flluii bcl‘n’wn 3.11:: l‘»'il".w.t‘lt and Do- trnil l..'.‘~r\'re. ili- condition for viticulture ntvnlnmst inltai. Some good bottles of \an fullll brandy are nary neatly arranged I.” n pymniiilnl trophy. surmounted by the 1...» xiii “lititerio,” :Llltl among them are in iuvlwl nil thi- choicest brands of still :-.n l i.p.ii-kliiig Wines, the quality of which lm~ been pronounced exceedingly good by experts. Louvre by the Fire. 'l‘lin loss of (‘npsds on encount oi the fire in the cold storage warehouse on Mon- day was compnratively lightâ€"dander $4,000 of intrinsic value, but most of the articles consumed were to have been judged for awnrds, and to replace them will entail a considerable expenditure. Ontario’s loss was confined princi 11y to fruit, vege~ tables and wines. an to collect and ship it new supply of these will cost about $2,006, as Commissioner Amy is deter- mined to keep up the Province'e reputa- tion at whatever expense. The hmvit-nt lose to the Dominion is in all-n and chemo. The former will be re- placed at once, the time for judging hav- inglwen postponed until September. It in mtlzcr a l-nrioue foot that almost the only ("titles snvcd from the ruins were the hnl. down 1.0”!) poi'nd chooser: eent by I). ll. .‘lflt‘phf‘l’fltln. Lancaster. which were rc-ntnvwl from the Agricultural building on ut-I'nllni of the intense heat. These were not hurt a mrtit‘lc. the varnish on the in.qu rind t e labels being not even scorched. C. W. YmJNO. b The Good Old Days. Wren" INNMW‘D. it‘ll automation ‘ u‘.‘ ‘ 180 Me no so 60 O’DELLS TELEPHONE its, WATCHES The beat makes at the lowest pricesâ€" Gold, Silver and Filled cases. ' JEWELRY Latest styles in Brooches, Bracelets. Fancy Combe, &c. PLATED WARE A fine selection of the nicest and newest patterns. Extra value in Spoons, Forks and Knives. En- graved Free. , STATIONER Note paper, Envelopes, Blank Books, School Books, Sunday School Library Books, &c. Discount to clergyman and Sunday Schools. All. aoous writâ€"fish: a RETAIL 0111' 3 ecialty.â€"-Correct fitting of Spectacles by graduate of Ophthal- mic Schools. Pins. 'WM. MATES & SON t ,. in the days of Chsrlee the Fint the Eng- ‘ lmh parliament need to amenable qt ‘7 o‘clock in the morning and the sergeant“- urms mm sent around the town to rouse the, "mum-re who were not in their in proper eoamm. ‘ no.4...» .. lewuoua'me‘m Send ‘25 “Sunlight” Soap wrappers §wrappere bearing the words “ by a Woman Look Old Sooner Then a Men") to Lever Bron, Ltd.. 43 Scott BL, Toronto, and you will re- ceive by poet a prett picture, free from advertising, en well worth framing. This is an eeey way to decorate ourbome. 'lhesoap is the beat in market end it will only cost to. to send in the wrap iatve the ends open 1 me your”:an «rd-ll). JEWELERS & OPTICIAIS 220 King Street. Brockville NOTICE All persons holding coupons or tickets of ours are requested to bring them in and have them re- deemed before October the let, us it is my intention to discontinue the prize giving system and adopt a strictly cash system. Remember we give tickets from now till Oct. the let in order to give our customers a chance tosecure the article they want. I will expect to have all the tickets in early so as not to cause it rush on the last of the month. I have just. passed into stock a choice lot of New Dress Goods, New Silks, New Velvets' New Flennels and New Underwear, which I will sell at very low prices from now till Oct. 1st. Cell and see my goods and prices. Golden Crown Dry Goods and Cloth- ing Emporium. King Street West, Brockville. W. J. BRADLEY, r. JOS- LANE, Main St" opposite Haley‘s Boot a Shoe Store. I! It 0 C It V l I. I. B Carries the [IIBEST 8T0“ OF NATURE? of any house in town "In stock of Clocks, JewelryJXamcnde. 3M- tacgcs, Etc... is complete in every department M W'ILL BE SOLD RIGHT Igniting by lulled Wes-hues Our Ipeetely. I air. as a nail when wantine anrtbiu is our line. We see suit you. PM int nit'iiiutt titration. xii Umwmwwdwm’iflr‘a- "‘£."l\'.l19lilli'l"wvt9ll l?“ "7 " - ‘ twin h'tfleaod-nwltmg.‘ ' wehevethc confides“, ‘ i ..... uwmm s M ‘33., We rcspectfifiy solicit as e1 not heretofore done with us _ have for years given us their rack: and We do w you our. not consider it any trouble to and look through, if only for , perison. our cuetomers’ interests our own. . Fell Stock now complete in every line. H. n. mom, Gen’i 11th Sept. 12, 1893. « Central Block, Athens, Ont. Amritstnncrn '1 We Always Lead. We Never Follow And we have struck it hard this time. During August we will sell or following prices :â€" 41bit. beet Valencia Raisins for 250. Stone, 4 lbs. Currents for 25c. sizes, at reduced Soda Biscuits, 230 per box. Never were such barge. Muecavado Sugar. all grades, 20 lbs. the trade in Tin before. light for $1.00. Our space will not do to quote prices 4 lbs. Starch for 250. on other lines, such as Baking Powder, Mixed Candy, 100. per lb. Canned (loads, Extracts, Etc", but Boneless Fish, (is. per 1b. call and inspect our stock and not Soaps, all kinds, at; reduced prices. ‘ prices. “C” Flour 31.95 per cwt. I The Athens Grocery Butter and Fruit Jars, e1 prices: ” ins ofl‘rrcd to Mott & Robeson memoir; It will a. you to call and in speot LeClair’s stock of Ready-made Clothing, Gents’ Fur- "- nishings and Hats and Caps. 0. W. LeGLAIB. Directly Opposite Buell Street. _. -_........ .... d. How It Operates Since we adopted the Cash 8 stem many have asked us how it wOrked. Well, we are satisfied with it. n the start our refusal to give creditotfonded a few long pay customers. We expected thnt. But they nro nil coming back and bringing their dollars with them. The reduction in price we made on first of July was genuine and embraced every line of our great stock. The people, especially the ladies, go where they get the best value, and if you Wish to know how the Cash system operates at our store, read the followmg :â€"-â€"- '1. Men 9 Big bundle 13 Go home Wife Cosh solo Sit down Confab Our prices Think it over Strife. Never fail Know town. She vexed 10 Bill ready He mad Man takes Hard words Figuree up Too bad. Great snakes ! Clothes old 88 few Bi row W at to do Boy reads Our ad Tells Ma She’s glad, 5 Comes here Sees clothes Overjoyed Home goes 6 Bring Pa He too Sees now What to do 7 Doubts vanish 11 M left. Ve clear Buy more 88 cw Great place Buy here This store. 12 Both pleased Very nice Fine Goods Low price. 14 Best. place Found yet Como again You bet. 15 Pleased them Very true You buy Please you. 16 Good goods Stock largo . All cash No charge. 8 W'e supply Every need 88 few Little heed. J. H. McLAUGHLIN The Great Bargain 30989 Athens, Ontario to speakfermemsetveel a They give more beer further-area 1:? m furnace e. Wenchmeme tie- zfi. not?! m cute. but I shoe wmeamte'eeit‘aehnllfgumomp "annulment." Buy It! Try ltl Buy the favorite brand of Machine 0' vie: Peerless M U .r' from some» Come in c eim‘to make " " l" if . 5.. . a, ‘3 iv , V . 1‘ ‘ , 7‘ “Vi: ", ,‘ a .