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SubtcripUon $1.00 per year in athmnee.
V. A. BTKPMKINWOM. Kdltor and Hnb.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14. 1001."
Wednpflrinr at RoynoNUvlllo, .In fronton 'n.
oa Jrr(rnnnrounty. Non-pnlltlciil, wtlltrvnt
iiwuninirnoM.nnfi win hompoelally frtund
(inmrniinlKitlnm i. . a . . i
J" nit- lrtiMtriitK rinn.
tn II Ht. IMS inmiiniil..H t.u . V.
not for piiDltrntlon, but ah a ffunrniHi'e of
luoumun. mtt'rtwtlnff nflwn tvmn unltritrd
nuvrrimmir rntpg maclo known on tipplica
jennhty commtinlratlnnn nnfl rhnnve of
fcdvertiwmriit ntiould roach thin office by
itlln Hnttmt I.vIIIa 11b
Entred at the pnntofflr at Reynoldsvllle,
. "vvuiiu Linm mini inni inr.
When you are Inclined to be puffed
up with your own Importance, or when
the queer decrees of fate soom to sond
many unmerited misfortunes upon you,
Just stop to eonfllder the immensity of
this world-home of ours, of the millions
upon millions that have como and will
yet come, and reflect that you are only
one atom of the mass of humanity, and
surely have neither such virtue nor vice
as that you should ho singled out for
supernatural favors or afflictions.
In speaking of the Republican camli
dates for Congress in the 27th district,
composed of Jefferson. Armstrong. Tn
diana and Clarion counties, the Kittan
nine Ttmtn says: "As vet no Arm
strong county man seems to have amilr-
atlon In that direction, although this
county Is entitled to the nomination."
Jefferson is the largest county in the
district, and Armstrong and Indiana
counties have both had two terms in
Congress since Jefferson county has
been given the nomination. Just how
a paper can honestly claim that Arm
strong county is entitled to t'.ie notnina
tion Is more than we can understand.
Jefferson county can justly claim to be
entitled to the nomination next vear
and we don't believe there is any doubt
out that she will get It, and that Hon.
W. O. Smith will be the nominee from
this county. He Is entitled to the
nomination without opposition.
There appears to be varied opinions
among ministers of the gospel In the
cities about the propriety of 'men wear
ing shirt waists in church without nnnta.
Some ministers tolerate the wearing of
shirtwaists while othors donounce Jt
bitterly. It Is our opinion thut people
should be permitted to go to church or
any other place dressed with a view to
comfort. In winter some churches are
so cold that men are compelled to sit
with their overcoats on, and in the
sweltering summer they should be per
mltted to sit in their shirt lnevn
There are many people who stay away
from church In Bummer on account of
the heat, and It seoms that ministers
, ought to be glad to welcome anvone
with coats or without coats, Just so they
coum De induced to attend the services
We believe our pastors In Punxsutaw.
ney are endowed with good sense enough
to be "ministers of comfort" and that
none will fool offended if a man chooses
to sit In church with his coat and vest
off. PunxBiitawney Nev.
There will be grove meetings In the
grove of the late Samuel A. Hunter, In
Knox township, August 16, 17 and 18
The program of services will be as fol
lows: Friday, August 16 at 2 o'clock p
m., preaoblng by Rov. L. H. Shindle
decker, 7:30 p. m.. preaching by Rev. W
F. Collier. Saturday, August 17 at 2
ooiook p. m., sermon to young people by
nev. f. a. Kono; at 7.30 p. m., pruaoh
Ingby Rev. I. S. Davis. Sundav. An.
gust 18, love feast at 10 a. m. Preaching
at ii ooiooic by Rev. J. C. MoEntire,
followed by sacrament of Lord's Supper,
Brookvllle Democrat.
Their Secret is Out.
All Sadleville, Ky., was ourlous
to
learn the cause of the vast Improve
mont in the health of Mrs. S. E. Whlf
taker, who bad for a long tlmo, ondured
untom iunermg from a chronlo bron
ohlal trouble. "It's all due to TV
King's New Discovery," writes her hus
band. It completely cured her and nln
cured our little grand-daughter of a se
vere attack of Whooping Cough."
It
positively cures Comrhs. Cnlrla. T o
Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung
irouoies. uuaranteed bottles fiOo. and
1.00. Trial bottles free at H. Alox
Btoke's drug store.
That Beautiful Gloss
Comes from the varnish In Devoe's Var
nish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents more a
quart though. Sold by H. A. Stoke.
Advance fall styles In Ladles' Ralnv
Day and Walking Skirts at Blng-Stoke
Blue shoes for children at Robinson's.
T,he Une of 50o shirts at Mo-
Clel land's.
Good fit and good shoes at the lowest
possible price at Johnston & Nolan's.
A fit for every foot
purse at Robinsons.
fit for every
Mitchell, the ladies tailor.
We have a few odds and ends that we
will Nell cheap, Johnston &. Nolan.
Children's suits from 50o to $1.60 at
MoClellands.
Walk over shoe the very best made.
Try a pair. Robinsons.
Dishes by the set or piece, china, por
oelain or stone, at prioea to make you
mile at Hall's.
i i .
. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Glimpses of the People who an Passing
. a
id una rro.
W. W. Wiley Is In Tlttsburg this
week.
Miss Mamie Scott spent Sunday In
Dunois.
A. P. King was In Pittsburg tho first
of this week.
Arthur O'Donncl, sr., was In Kittan
nln? last week.
Miss Anna Davis is visiting frlonds tn
Clarion county.
Miss Flora Row, of Franklin, Is visit
ing relatives In town.
Mrs. Daniel Nolan visited In No
Bethlehem yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Delblo, of Warren. Is
visiting relatives in this place.
Clustav Herald and son, Otto, of Hop.
kins, woro In DuRols Mondav.
P. J. Ward, tho West Reynoldsvllle
constable, wns in F.rle last week.
John D. Ixwther, of Rlmersburg,
visited In town the first of this week
Mrs. li. D. Kloinhans and Miss northa
Copping spent Sunday in Brookvlllo.
M. K. Ridgeway and family visited his
mother In flew Bethlehem last week.
L. L. Oonrley, foreman of the 1'ohh
ten; was at Hastings, Pa., over Sunday
Miss Bertha Marshall left here at
noon Friday to visit sevoral weeks In
Kane.
Miss Minnie Fasenmyer, of New
Bethlehem, visited in this place last
week.
Loo H. Boyle, of Rosslter, Pa., is
visiting his parents near this plnco this
week.
Mrs. Samuel Wallace, of Beaver, Pa.,
Is visiting C. Mitcholl's family on Grant
street.
Andrew Wheeler was in St. Loul
Mo., tho past week buying a car load of
mules.
Miss Laura Brady, of Brookvlllo, has
oeen visiting Reynoldsvllle friends the
past week.
Miss Mallssa Sensor spent last week
with the family of David Brumbaugh in
ahamnkln.
Mrs. J. I. McDonald returned the first
of this week from a two weeks' visit In
Brookvllle.
Mrs. W. T. McDowell, of DuBois. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. H. J. Pent.,
in this place.
Miss Nollie Stelne, of Plttsburir, is
visiting hor sister, Mrs. Sol. Friedman,
in this place.
Mrs. Ora Stover, of Harycy Run, was
meguostor Mrs. irvin Kunes several
days last week.
Paul Riston went to Erie last week to
visit an aunt. He will go from there to
the Pan-American.
Mrs. J. H. Ross and daughter, Miss
Margaret, of Beaver Falls, are visitors
at the1 Ross House.
F. H. Beck left here Thursday nlht.
on a trip to Chautauqua and the Pun
American Exposition.
Mrs. Elizabeth Durfor, of Phlladel
phla, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. C
Wilson, in this pIhcs.
Mrs. James M. Marsh and Mlns Alma
Brady of Brookvlllo, were visitors at P
McDonald's last woek.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Syphrlt, of Home
stoud, are visiting their parents in
raradiso and Sykesvllle.
Miss Eva Marsh, of New BotWnhpn,
Is the guebt of Misses Georele and Sara
Uorbett, on Main street.
Col. John T. Wilson, himl nAjUi ITiunn.
ger of the Punxsutawney Spirit, was In
town the nrst of this week.
Miss Nollie Niece and Berna Hoover
went to Butler Monday to visit two
weeks' with the former's parents.
Misses Minnie and Bessie Colli
Philadelphia, are visiting Misses Cora
and Holeo Reynolds in this place.
Miss Ella Deemer, one of our untn
date dress makers, went to Atlantlo
Cliy yesterday on a ten day excursion.
Dr. W. E. Bowser and wife, of Plum
villo, were visitors at M. M. Davis' over
Sunday. Dr. is a brother of Mrs. Davis
Charles Doversplke. of Brookvllle. an
erstwhile Reynoldsvllle bov.
the Elk picnic at Sandy Valley Thurs
day.
Miss Franoes Williams, of Rid ffWRV
visited her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs,
. Dean, near thin nliwn t.Ti n,i
week.
Miss Lucy Larimer, of Clearfield, hH
heon visiting bor oousin, Mrs. W,
inompson, on Fourth street, the nat
week.
Mr. O. M. Grlssineer. of Hanlln
Station. Pa., who was vlsitlnff heralntAr
Mrs. Audrew Wheeler, returned borne
last Thursday.
Edward and Meade Svnhrit. of Home
stead, viBitod tholr parents, Mr. and
Mrs. JNoah Syphrlt, In Paradise the
past two weeks.
Miss Sue Reynolds, of this place, and
nor iriena, Miss Minnie Collin., nf
Philadelphia; went to Akron. Ohln
Monday to visit Mrs. Quinlan.
G. M. Brown, of Plttaburir. returned
to the "Smoky City" Monday after
spending four weeks with Rev. J. E.
Dean's family near this place.
Mrs. M. F. Kunes and hnp lati. a...
Cathers, of'Gleasonton, Clinton oounty,
visited tuelr parents. Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Cathers, in this place last week.
Misses Cora HUderbrand. of Pttn
and Blanch Jones, of Falls Crank. w.
guoslsof the Misses Brewer In West
Key uoldsvllle Sunday.
Harry D. Clark, of near BronUvllU
who conducted a restaurant and green
grocery at this place several years, was
in town Thursday. He came here to
attend the Elk picnic.
John E. Hammond, of Kknberlev.
Ontario, was the guost of his cousin.
Joseph 8. Hammond,' In this place the
past week.
Mrs. J. F. Boyd and daughter, Miss
Hara Hoyd, have been the guests of
Misses llelle, Lib and Lois Robinson
the past week.
Miss Alice Reynolds, of Pittsburg,
and John Weaver, of Brookvllle, Bro
Isitors at Mrs. Kato Smol tzer'a on
ackson street.
Ex-Mayor H. Alex Stoke and wife.
rs. L. A. Jackson and Mlm Julln Rt,iU
ill goto Buffalo to-dav to visit thnPun-
Ameriean Exposition.
Hev. I, A. Slndele, S. J., professor
of rhetoric in the Canlslus College of
uunaio, is. l ., was the guest of Father
Brady the past week.
Mrs. Levi Heidrlek. of Brookvllle.
and her mother, Mrs. Queen, of Queons-
town, f'a., were guests of Mr. D. YV
Riston a day last week.
D. R. Fettorhoff, Thomas Steer, Miss
Mamie Plyler and Margaret Dnvls at
tended tho Buckwheat picnic at Good
villo, Indiana ennnty, Inst week.
Prof. T. 8. Pui tell.of New York City,
who spent a month with his sister, Mrs.
P. A. Hardman, returned homo this
week by way of the Pan-American.
Clement Flynn went to Philadelphia
Monday night to visit his brother,
Frank M. Flynn. Clement will also go
to Atlantic City before returning homo.
Misses Edith and Bird Baum and
Mayme Munch, of DuBois, and Clara
Burkhouse, of Kane, were guests of Miss
Mary McClure In this place last week.
John Edward Hardman has corn, tn
Owego and Deposit, N. V.. to spend a
month with his grandparents. He will
visit tho Pan-American on l.U unvr
home'.
Mrs. David Cochran and Miss Berth
Bowser loft here Saturday on a three
weeks' visit with relatives nt WhII
Chalk, New Kensington and Wilkins
on rg.
Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, who has lieen
very ill, went to Florence, Washington
county, Pa., last Thursday to visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mc-
Crelght.
Thomas Syphrlt. of Homestead, who
spent several days of past week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Syphrlt, in
1'aradlse, went to tho Pan-American
yesterday.
Mrs. R. Z. Parrlsh and children, of
Hcthesda, Ohio, who spent one month
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Fleming, near this place, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Avers and daughter. Ml
Jennie, of Allegheny City, who resided
in Reynoldsvllle a number of year and
have many frlonds hero, aro visiting in
tnis place.
Edward L. McConnell. chkf clerk at
The Page House in Hornollsvillo, N. Y.,
spont several days of past week with
his brother, Frank A. McConnoll, at
Frank's Tavern.
Mrs. A. B. Baunerot and daughter.
Miss Alberta, and Miss MarearetSmith.
of Allegheny City, have boon tho guests
oi airs. r. f. Kooner In WestRevno ds-
vllle the past week.
Miss Mary Klahr. of Clarion, who has
been spending the summer at Sink.
Ing Spring and Philadelphia, stopped off
nere yesterday to visit her aunt, Mrs. L.
M. Simmons, and sister, Annie Klahr.
Mrs. Annie Hondrlcks. who has hen
In poor health for some tlmo, will go to
Philadelphia to-morrow to consult a
specialist at the Jefforson Hospital. She
win go to Atlantio City before return
ing home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Goodlander iinri
daughter, Miss Alice, of Jefferson Lino.
fa., visited the former sister, Mrs.
F. K. Arnold, and Mrs. Goodlander's
brother, A. T. MoCluro. In thi i,laoe
Friday.
Mrs. JamosS. Abornathv will co to
Jamestown, N. Y.. this afternoon to
Visit her mother. She will bo absent
three weeks. Will visit the Pun
Amorican before returning to her home
in this place. ,
Miss MyrtaDean. who hold a nnul.
tion In the Census Department at Wiuh.
ington, D. C, returned to tho Capitol
yesterday after four weeks' visit with
her Daren tji Rv. and Mn T T?
near mis piaoe.
Afiuti T.llllnn RvlTAa vant tsi Z"'. . -
-( j ' " ' " - w uuiituur
her uncle, Jacob Bigler. an old citizen of
lyurBwenBviue wno aiea Sunday. Mis
bykes will visit In Clearfield -before
returning borne.
Joseph William and Warren Delble
hw.d ...i.i IJ I tJ 0 AJ n L
tend the firemen's convention. Joe Is
mi ..ii I i.i i'iiiiiiii'iiiiii I ii iii mnnn.HA .. .
the delegate from Hope Hose Co. A
number of the other firemen will go to
ciupurium tomorrow.
Will Hxrnnl. Ptmil... IT Inn. TTn .
I I - ji4 11UI I J
Hnlrw,l ipnft. In lul i.tn,n f'f... ...,
day and will take In the Harvest Home
picnto at Oak Ridge, whiob is being
held the balance of this week. Thomas
F. Adam will ao to. Oak Rldire tn-riav .
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Mr. and Mm. A VX7 cmjtk nr n ..
- - ' - - - ' uwi.ii) ll VII H V O
summit, drove to town Saturday. Mr.
Smith returning home same day, but
Mrs. Smith i still In town . tho ,r,,...
of Mrs. John H. Corbett. Mrs. Smith
la Just reoovering from a severe sick
pell.
Jriaenh TV M lt.htl uunt tj . . . .
1 - . . nvuw W UVU1Q.
stead last Thursday to accept a position
la a large drug store at thai piaoe. Jos
eph spent one vear in tha nturinwv itu.
partinent of the Medloo-Cbirui'Klual
college In Philadelphia, but be io lends
nOW to tnk Utl hi. nt.llfl I.IU in t.h.nnllud
at PitUburg.
Letter to John Dean,
lit iirnhhrillr, J'a.
Dear Sir: H. M. Hooker A Co..' Coon
erstown, N. Y., have sold Dovoe nalntfor
22 years. D. T. MoGown, of that firm,
built a house In 'W and painted Devon, of
course. The paint lasted ten years.
A year or two later, a neighbor built
a house, and painted It lead and oil. Tho
neighbor's houso was repainted twleo In
the same tlmo.
This looks as If the neighbor's house
was painted throe times In eight or nine
years, and McGown's once In ten vear.
We are not quite sure wo Ml tho talo
as it comes to us.
It Is enough to say that Devoo lead
anu nine last twlco as long as lead and
oil.
Yours truly.
46 V. VV. IH-vrw A, Cit
P. K It. Alex Stoke sells our paint
in your section.
Letter List,
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in the postonieo at Reynoldsvllle, Pa.,
week ending August 10. 1W)1:
C. W. Chick, Jus. Dupont, W. 1
Brook man, Joseph Christmas, Miss
Allda Pechet, John Miller, Mrs. Nolllo
Sprague, Wm. Roberts, Mrs. Allco
Snuper, Ross Colwo'l.
FOHKION.
Lw iski, Pavel Bains, Ad. Ixvire,
Ulcardo Taranlinn
Say advertised and givo dato of list
wnen calling Tor above. ,,
A. M. Woodward, P. M
For Sale.
Cow pens, McCormick binders, mow
ers and rakes, Keystone weeders,
Crown drills, horses, cows and general
merchandise. J. C. Kino A Co.
Psmt Your Buggy fot 75c
With Devoo s Gloss Carrinire Paint.
weighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to the pint than
Others, wears lunirer! mwl (rl,... u
ciiiiHi in new work. Sold by 11. A
htoko.
We hiLVO the nnlv alllrt U'al.l !.
ocuit iciici!anu.
A child Bhoe that Is all sol Id leather
lor one. sixes to 8. Robinsons.
Come and see the bargain counter of
snoes at Johnston & Nolan s.
Boys crash and llnon suits at McClel
inuu B.
Viewers' Report.
In the matter of tho petition of tho
I ' U I . . . I, in. . . . .
.iiioi uuiKerB nim lown council OI the
Borouirh of Hevnnlilavllla fnr .inmu,.
ment of viewers to asses damages and
ueueuis eauseu oy extending Willow
alley In Bald borough over tho lands of
Mrs. Rhodes, A. M. Applegate" and C.
H. Prescott, Jr., from eastern line of
Klirhth etreet. jn wm.t.,,.n lln.. .r
7': ti. " ",m "
in tno uourt of common Plea of Jef.
lerson county, No. 80, August term
1IMU.
Notice is herebv irlven tlmt, tlw. ,,n
derslgned viewers appointed by tho
uourt or Common Plops of Jetlerson
COUntV. In the tmuotlUtt nmtlm.
their report in said court on the ll'th
. A ......... ,(i.( J 1
uojr 1 iiiKunt jirui, anu unless excep
tion thereto are filed within thirty
. , . . . .... . v
u.vi irtiin inn hhim nmn 1,1 n imv ti...ii
reHrt will bo confirmed absolutely.
The following is a schedule of dam
airea and henoHts a nMe.irtuin.nl uli..iu.
ed and assessed as shown by said report
anu tne scneouie mod in said court.
UKO. MF.I.I.INC1KH, i
A. G. MlLUHEV, J. Viewer
Ab. Reynolds, )
bchedulk.
Schedule of riRm.m.. nun.,rtun.wlu.i.i
allowed and benefits assessed on proper
ties aamagea or oenentled: .
. . num. Hwsm. lien, asa a
A. M. Annleirnta. lil iw M....
Mrs. George Rhodes, None. None,
C. H. Prescott. Jr.. None. None
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Geo, Mki.mnukk, 1
A. G. Mir.r.iHEN, SViowora.
Ad. Reynolds. )
Reynoldsvllle, Pa., July :10. liKIl
To whom It may concern.
Thn West Tleviwil,l.ii. II In T.,.. ..
Health's attention having been called
o tne groat nuniDer 01 cess pools now
in use. and the ereat number emlni-eim
structlon, thereby ondanircrinc the
public health, by the contamination of
w.wr in BjH-iuuB nim wens, tno water o
u'hl.ih lu 1 1 ..n4 f.,n .1 1 1 .-n ..... i . .
wouu .... uiiiiicniiu IJUI JJUHOB
linHnimnnslv iihuh,H lha rnllnwlm.
: J 1 .. 'K ii-u-
latlon, for the better preservation of
. I .. . . U 1 1 .. 1 I . u
buo puuiiu iieniiiu.
ItiHolrtil. That on 11 ml aftnr tku 'linl.
day 01 July, Jinn, no cess pool shall b
constructed, nor any well shall be use
lfir k ness nnn . w in n u i u unnn ..r ...
hundred (200) feet of any well orspring
uie wnuir 01 wine 11 is used lor domes! I
purposes, unlesr said oess pool or ...
is properly walled up and cemented
and made perfectly water tight.
If complaint shall be made to the pro
per authorities, and it shall be conclu
sively shown that any well used for cuss
imjui iiui-fiutir, or any cess pool DUIIl and
in use prior to July 30th, l'.HIl, is con
taminating, or likely to contaminate tho
water of any well or spring, tho water
of which is used for domestio purposes,
the said cess pool must be immediately
abandoned, and owner of said nes pool
must have ame properly cleaned and
disinfected, unless said cess pool is prop
erly walled up and cemented and made
perfectly water tight.
Any person or persons violating the
Provisions nf thU roo-lllntlnn oli a 1 1 imn
conviction thereof before the Burgess
ur mnjr justice oi tne t eaoe or the
county, forfeit and pay a lino, for the
U8a Of thn Ttlirnnirh lt nnt iiiuc t.oH
10.00 or more than $100.00, the same to
oe eouecied as similar debt are by law
collected.
L. T. Williams. Prullnt. nf na.i
of Health.
F. J. AUSTIN, Health Officer.
G. G. Williams. Kenrutjtru nf n.uit
of Health.
8. O. WKLLS. Member nf Ttnaul rj
Health.
D. B. STAtlFITRH. Memlmi. nf Ttnr
of Health.
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M. BuiUJK, Burgess,
West Reynoldsvllle Borough
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A Daylight Attack
1 SHOT MY M!f TIIHOUOH THE HEART.
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Summer Bargain Sale
I WANT TO CLEAR OUT
ALL SUM ME It GOODS.
Dimities, 8 and 10 cents, 5 cents.
Dimities, 121 cents, , . 8 cents.
Dimities, 15 cents, 10 cents.
Challies, . 4 cents.
Organdies, 25 cents, . -15 cents.
. Indigo Blue Prints, 4 cents.
50 cent Ladies' Shirt Waist, 25 cents.
75 cent Ladies' Shirt Waist, 50 cents.
$1.00 Ladies' Shirt Waists, 50 cents.
$1.25 Ladies' Shirt Waists, 75'cents.
$1.50 Ladies' Shirt WaiBts, 95 cents.
.$1.75 Ladies' Shirt Waists, $1.00.
50 tent Ladies' Corsets, . 40 cents.
MEN'S SUMMElt UNDERWEAR.
25 cent goods for 19 cents.
50 cent Men's Balbriggan Shirts, 42 cts.
50 cent Men's Balbriggan Drawers, 42 cts.
CLOTHING.
Greateat E3argetlnai You Ever Bought.
Fine Clay Worsted Suits, $8 to $10, for
$5.00 and $.25. Fine Clay Worsteds,
$10 and $12, for $8. 2b. Beet Clay Worsteds,
$12 to $15, for 9.50. Child's Suit, 75 cts;
other houses would ask you $1.50 for same
goods.
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shlpmentB of the latest BwVles
ji uiiiniure,
NIch OO-CARTS from $7.00 to fi
IKON BEDS from $3.50 to $17.00.
. Latent Improved gas and Bteel ranges
Bed Room SuiteBfrom $18 to $48
We have the stock to Batiefy every
deHire for carpet beauty.
INGRAIN Carpet from 15o to 70c. 1
BRUSSELS from 50c to $1.50.
The price of these goods cannot b
discounted when the quality 1b con
sidered.
No extra charge for lining and lay
ing Brussels Carpet. '
Don't buy your carpets until you
see our carpets.
J. R. HILLIS.
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