HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1896-12-24, Page 7CHRISTMAS.
FROM THE POETS.
"Moodtidings of great toy shall he to all
/
or-AI.r� a bed l i the highest.
learn•
day
a.d
SS earth peados rad good will to all lama
rig •OLt-r MALL
Q, leader ! heat shoo ever stead to ens
Tb• Holly Tres •
TM eye that eoatempletes It will p•re•ivo
1e g.say leave
Ordered by se lnr.lU(.ace so wise
As might 000loeod an Atheist's oop►rtrle.
slow • circling Peace ite kayos .re seen
Write -abed sad k..o ;
He gr.sis % mtt1e t broach their prickly reed
(las reach to wooed ;
Het as they grow wb. @wittier/ io to tear,
Atb meetuonerm'd the pastime leave ap-
pear. - Southey.
?Ha ..ML,
As I h Mary Winter's sight
Send Qhiverusg is the new,
Serpriesd I was • ith Geddes heat
Which made my heart to glow.
And Iiftta, e.1. • fearful eye
To Mme what ere was .lar,
A pretty Nabs .l! hurting bright
Did in the air appear.
Who, searched with excessive beat,
Such floats of tears did shed,
An though his bads should towards hi.
flames •
Which with his teen were bred
" Alas " qu.th M, but new v born,
Is Bort beau I fry,
For Dene approach to warm their heart.
Or fool my fire, but I :
M f•sltleos breast the furnace is,
Th. fuel, wounding therms ;
Love is the Gro, and sighs the smoke,
The ashes, Mamas and morns
The foal justice leoeth on,
Aad mercy Mow. tits weals,
The metal is title Newsom wrought
Are men's &idled souls
For which se now on bre I a.,
To work them to their geed,
So will I melt into • bath
To wash them is my blood."
With this he vanished oat of sight,
And swiftly ,break away ;
And straight l called pato mind
That it was Cbn.tmas D.,.
-Robert 'zutbwell.
('MaltrTWA• DAT.
1 leve to ase this day well kept by rich
sad poor : it is • treat thing te have owe
day is th. year, at least. when yes are sure
of being welcome wherever you go, and of
bavtng. as it were, the. world all throws
ober to Foo.
- W ash unjto. I ry leg.
Aad well our Christian sire of old
Laved *ben roar its mane had rolled
Aad blytbo Christ..' back .gats,
With ail its be.pitble trail.
Domestic and religious rite
(leve boner to tat. Holt night
On Christmas Eve the hells wen rang,
Os Christmas Eve the mean wee sung •
That enly sight in all tits veer
Sate this staled priest the chalice rear.
The d•wtesl downed her kirtk sheen
The hall was dreamed with `.oily green.
Teeth to the.w••n•f did merry men go,
To gather is the mtsl.tee.
Thum .paned wide the baron's bell,
To orae.&. tenant, serf. and •11 :
Power Mid bis red of Rule amide,
And Ceremony doffed hot pride.
The bide. with roses is his Moss,
That right mivbt villta,e portage abeam :
fe lord, •ederegatt g. Marti
PMN and Pair "•
The vulgar dame fie "
All hailed with uaenatrelled delight
Aad general 'oleo, the Happy sight
That to the Cottage. se the Crown.
Breneht tidings of Salvation doors.
How many drink the sup
Of baleful grin, or eat the bitter bread
Of miserv. Sore Marne by tvhtry "node.
Hew mossy shriek tate the swan hat
Of uheorle.s pev. rtT. • • •
Thought, feed man.
Of these, and .11 et. 'seemed ..msl••e ilia•
That one no.ueat struggle readsr life fate,
• sone ea tell. of wfferll d uteri
'Vies la him nets career
Aad sp-
Medina rambling impulse Mars t.
Wait :
The..suci.e• boort el Charity world warm,
Ad her wide wish b..ev.lesos dilate :
11e natal tear woeld rise, 14. assist sigh :
And tate Maar p.rfeetk'e• gradual bliss,
w finialMtgs. still nial Passion. work.
-Thompson.
_.1
yRg rATaIALCR.
And after bias Ana ant the chill Decem-
ber ;
Yet he, tkreagh merry fmsiMmg whiAmade
b•
Amid great Monroe, did set the Meld re
member
Hie flavieur'e birth bis sated did se smelt
penowl
TM same wherewith la te>ider yeses
llin say wee e.wrtded by Hs' leen staid,
Amid la his Mad • bled. A.ap bowl* M
Of whish he Maks sk• •s health t ail
Wpepeensp•• • •-9peeeur.
THE SIGMA : GODIIRICH. ONT., THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1896
Fels they we that Carignan carol
That sever es earth shell man -
"Glory to Glory is the bigb.et.
On earth good will .ad pesos."
Awl the sheekerde come to the imager,
And Lewd es the Holy child.
And ealewly e'er that red. cradle
The Virgin Mother settled
Aad the sky is the starlight silence,
Seemed full of the serol toy-
•' Te yea, is the may of David,
A Marlow is hers this day
0 they user -sad 1 would that never
The errel on earth should maw-
" Glory to God to the higher,
And o• Borth .oudwill and pssoe •"
Bst►lehem.
%thleb.m ' O Ret►seb.. '
Judah's fairest .0,00.4.
Bethlehem ' 0 Berth1h.m
Still upon thy grew ridge set ;
Angel feet these 411ds have trod :
Heavenly light has o'er them
sarsem'd
When the Eternal Soo of God
Child .f promise -o. men beam'd
Star of the Fast. the urea leading
Of the manger not .h•m'd-
Lowly shepherds their flocks feeding:
Mightiest birth ot time procl•im'd.
Bethlehem ' (4 Rethlehem '
Of all bellowed spots the gem.
zeroth.
Nazareth ' 0 Nozersth '
Co.oh'd like Aird in bollow'd Met.
Neraryth ' I l " szsreth '
Light of glory on the net
Tboash • note of evil holding.
Here was brought "The l'sde61"d":
Like • dove • serpent (oldie,.
Hen mew uo •• The Holy Child" ;
Toiling for • workman's bread,
Carpenter in village small
Thrace ten years away had sped
Fre Thou h..rd'et the supreme call.
Nazareth' orme like we see
Thy atrla d name from all stain free
N.
1111 TRIMS HORS.
Bet
b•ey.
Bothe -y' O Bethany '
• set at hear the tender sound.
it- twat ' 0 Bethany '
When • home my Saviour found.
Hearts of love received bon there :
Hands sed fest to serve him sot
Linares, Mary, Martha, three
Star -name. •ye to shine appointed
Asn "that Mare " whe, in Theo,
Her dear I..rd and ours anointed.
Botbuv' 0 Bethany '
Serest Tb. very mow tome.
HER CHRISTMAS GiFT.
RT A. V.
SOL THCLTFFE HALL was a dear
old-fasbio.ed ooantry house. standing amid
the trees, far away from the buoy whir of
city life, .ad suvirooed by nature', beauties
-ia a rich degree.
A stoop climb of heap..-.ile brourht von
to the top of • bre.ay hill, from wbence •
greed sweep of osuntry, watered by running
brook. and flowing riven, revealed itself io
panoramic beauty. 1 o the farthest
Point westward was • lovely peen of the
sea, like • sheet of silver when the ens
domed upon it, or soon, when the cloode 1.
darkness floated above, it was just • dark
pteh that owe would fain have blotted out
of the stege.
Soatbcliffe hall was just •och • spot to
which oni a orbit would tura with expect -
.at Imaging for pesos and net whew over-
dose with the bustle and teres and worries
of bovine•• life. It .seated so to a tired
traveller see wild wiot.r's evening, who
ad. hie wee ap the circuitous carries. driv
to the treat of the boom with feeble stem,
and naked to see the master ot the hoose.
'• Year same. sir.' asked thin butler who
owned the door. -" That does not matter,"
It le too late Nb eyeuetag, se be Ines eight
et a.as miles away. Lieaawhil•. Mr- 9sy
moor, what do yea propose te ds with roe -
ton ! 11 yea hen est mode say orsaaa►
m.uts her the sight, will yowl mess* my
alsLk•,r'-UIy,sasiasitls'
ward tl.y...r twee seendleenbly •sr.
prmed .t the snide. nem. in tae Mesta
invite
o,
affairs, sad we. shoot to aeeepe the
polirobe. •• o..t...d leek ever
afore!! hie seateree an bis eyes tell ea kb
nano, apparel. -'• 1 have am breeghs say
LIMPS* with a," he said, " and my prim -
eat state re we • fit one is which to meet
Om 1.41ea el year home"
•' Beyer mind net. air. It will ..t make
she .lightest dtO....o•. W. are very home-
ly people, and .y girls are t1w.y. glad .t a
little soa.ty.'
Th.. it was e.tted, and Edward Sey-
mour f...d himself .t dieser with the am
Union of S.uthcltffe Hall, who, an Mug
provteesly, had nes obsolete etrumgers to
blot.
Thor' were Mr.. Mortimer. Anes awl
Geoffrey ; bat from the lira moment the
etrsaRer was •ttr.ot•d to Hilda more than
to baron-. else. Of whom did rhe remind
Atm • How wen ►a oyes and feat se 4..
Mar, yet uof..iliar • were que.Mi.e that
Ed-ard Seyt.our asked Morrell.gni. sad
at -15.
A. be prepared to go to hod that ai.ht,
his pocketbook fell out of bti cwt pocket,
and io the fall fell apart, .od a photograph
dropped out. It was the portrait of • little
girl, his oleos, (;lady, R.-.tley. " How re
markable," he ..ditsted, as he looked .t
t4. face, " that it should be Horace Boot
ley's Mild who Duan eo strong • rese.h
limos to Hilda Mortimer. This is mother
proof of kinship, I have sever paid soy
heed to the saying that diatom' relatives are
often like each other."
The next morning, F.dwerd Seymour was
•ummaood beck by telegram to the bed -side
of bi. dying sister.
rep sded the stranger ; " Mr. Mortimer
will ret rima my same : but give him tike.
and be will erase meas sedien'e."
The butler took she sets *blob the
stronger offered, and ssegbt his insane.
pressen
Ralph Mortimer was deep in the Ned, ef
same mains p.ra4etosts that had renereses
to the S..theli nuts, and is n timed to
be isterterd wise. Tesequil wrreeedisp
do not always gtmrsetee • .pmt of poses
" A g 'attention to w yes, sir." hu
better was able to disown • entionse is
the etnD,er, despite his somewhat shabby
exterior.
What 1s his nsme..)eak• r reared Mr.
Mortlmer.
•• He said it doss amt meteor, Mar."
"Theo is dam set matter sheet my me-
tes him. Tell bin r. a, d."
•• He said yes would groat him a Madi-
son, dr, if he .wt you this."
Janke headed the mote to his rotor, sad
draw book • panor tiro to testa ite ant.
Mire,
To bb wrptiuekis asterfanfatoren!
pale as death, sed hie tame trembled *oder
,or. • Brier the gentbaas to mm at nese,"
he" You meet prime year nta'smeeate before
1 et.s ammo thew" Mr. Mortimer reraerked
hew streamer as non m be wee seated is
the 11 em quite prepared to de that, sir ; end
] de se unwillingly, yet I me
lose•11h 4 y to solemn premiss to the dying te
perform the gneiss epee whist' i haus ea-
" It t.tree your ,sada. Harem
It
BeWy, was killed h • Ailwwf a•dld••a,
but he did mot du ninon kite to kin. f.,
he leaves • *iib sad a utile girl.
•s N.a.usm t who ever heard of Herne
8. w7 wombat •ubawd mf N 5r met. • mar-
riage OM lake pew, sad 1 wee s•m•mwt
the. se esey. Nesse Beatle7.arrW
my
sister, sell it b ger her sake, bermes she le
dye, and I hew w seems te befriend' bee
ter her AO. that I boss •eight year ores-
w!!w here:are " et the •
ef m Iwtt' f he sad mnMue the
Till MIR (41151.
I. tM Gehl sew their Seeks sbidi all.
They lay • And e_er QhQl wy greeted :
*4.. l tat white .t w Lord
The Wit _wooled •'R
Whin Ahem.
W le 1 hale w heaves sbeve.
At ser+ Mama from kb glory,
And5 � Ms wog
mom* theism
'QT . - Mae shell mover Owe-
'Val
we -
'
Oa seem. I hi
sdajease.
Teyee. f. the slay 5f DMA.
A anvient ti besa MAW r
Aad shad . bothM Jw leamole e.es
PleOh. sever bra ~ow
A.d Vitro therbelie be m+'bee -
A m�b.tg+�� VII Mgr
CHAPTER II.
Horace Bentley was as arobitect, sad
during the warm of the euperiatendeoce of
the erection of • large building in the town
of I1yatone, had boarded with the S.y-
moun--people who bad known reveres of
fortes.. but were of gentle birth.
He was oonstantly thrown into oo.t•ot
with Elsie, their only daughter, whe minis
tend w his oomfort-as she did to her own
hvotben'-in tib• beat partible minnow ; and
in the earl which was • very short siding
indeed, the young couple were married. He
had told Elsie of hot prospective inherit
encs from hie paten] grandfather, who
had vowed that be would never leave .n
inch of land or • shilling to the Mortimer..
H. bated Ralph Mortimer with a vengeance
that was rely equalled, became Ralph's
father had wooed and won the girl h• bad
loved. The grandfather died very suddenly:
♦e? oafor. Horace Bentley was able to claim
his i"i.erl►.7,.., ot was gilled in • dreadful
railway &.oideot. Th. gr•ndf•ther had not
made provision for ouch unfoneen eirdum-
steaoss: thus it mote to pass that the pro-
perty passed into the hand. of Ralph Mor
timer, hest cousin of Horace Bentley,
and therefore nearest of kin.
meld Afoot, the Add wheeled round la
the dlrsosw of the base. frees whew ap-
peared the Inure •f • gentleman. Mr. Sey-
m.or wowed his hat to ►b aloes. and at her
behest, "Aunt Hilda" reseeded bt warn"'
her meg.
" Gladys, de.r, 1 wast yen Orem with
m• a little wt..1. 1 shall be quite *doss
pres.sIly. Yes give Auntie Hilda all the
favors, .ad leave peer Asian Agnes set V
w weld."
Deed gibe," gaeetNm' d Edward Sey-
mour. " That is too had of ves, 4llad ; I
think y..night to leave *natio Hilda te
ins ter • obaame, whilst yes leek after
Amore Aimee."
•' lira Hawse, Urals Ned ' be, yea
w always lwkiag after Antis Hilda "-at
wile\ awkward mean the Dolor monied to
Mies Hilda'. Ammo ; add Gladys, all es -
555540.s of anything unusual, whealed
away] with "Auntie" Arne.
Wittiest apparently anteing 1t, Mr. Soy
meat led off his dempeeion to the extreme
tied of the ba., whit* ergs over • mile In
circuitous Worth. When they were far re-
moved from the rest of the guests he broke
the eilsnce, but set till th..n
" Hilda, will you 1.' the child's words be-
come a reality ! Will you be .y joy and
avows • Give nee the rirbt to always ogre
for you ; ter I bale loved you ever nano.
that wild, stormy sirht when Southold,.
H.11 eeen..d • very haven of rest, as 1
w•Iked, weary earl end •t heart. up its
beautiful carriage drive. Say ate not say,
for it will @w looser be • h•vea of peace,
hat a mocker ot ma- brightast hopes and a
remainder of my sorrow. Hilda, darling,
ono i ask the priceless Lift of yourself es my
Christmas rift •"
Her heart throbbed with • strange joy.
and bels eye shoo.. with an iutee.ity of feel
Mg Rhe whispered '• Von Man." and then
he gathered her to his heart. and they .rood
torotber partaking of • silent oommunion
of h•rmin.s+ that words are far inn poor to
desoribo. it was, after a11. not Hilda who
lead 0larlya into the fuller knowledge of
Ged'G eternal loco ; hat it w•. the child
herself, wbnee simple faith and trust led
both her uncle and aunt to the fast of the
Saviour who says to o@w and all. " Except
v. be oonverted and become as little ch•ld-
res. ye *hail not eater into the kingdom of
hearse."
F.lele Beatles' still keep" bels Chrietmav
festival beyond the stare, and if *he looks
down upon her 4sa• ones this Cbrietmas-
tide, she will rejoin. with the enrols, mot
only because of her little child's immortality
of gI.&'.ere alley commenced, but bemuse
her little chid has led others into the eter-
nal portals of the Saviour • love.
Some of our readers will ask, " How eras
the no.stion of the inheritance settled •"
Squire Mortimer had arranged to provide
for her as he would for one of his own
dsurhters. but there was no law whiob
could compel him so to do.
Let us pea over 64*... years in the life
of Gladys for the wool A m•rriere feast
i. *pre•! in Sonthcliff H.11, and from its
pnr'ab both bride and bridegroom weed
their way to the parish ohrrch, and take
.•ch other •' for better for worse, till death
do es start." They are (:enffrov Mortimer
The id1 of Horsoe Bentley having mer- and Gladys Bentley : and thus is • bond of
rigid had appanage sever entered the beads
of the Mortimer family in thew latest degree, 0444011 foryred between the neon alienated
and they remained the undisputed (moss+ famali.r, which, ntrenerthened by the love of
of Soutbollffo Hall for four years, when God, shall be as enduring as earnity.
their security was suddenly disturbed -911 A CASE OF DIABETES.
the wet desoribod-by the advent of Ed-
ward Seymour, brother in law of the de-
mised heir.
It was strewn that Elie Bentley did not
put in • ol•im b.lore : but bow child being •
Mr', she thought there was no possible
°hence of seourin( • portion of tibs inherit-
ance tor her. It teas not until Elsie Bsut-
ley felt the dews of death twit g•tberiar
about her brow, that whe coneeoted for how
brother Edward to visit Southold!, H.11 is
the interests of her ohild.
" 1 think they will be rood to Gladys,'
Edward Seymour remarked, in soft tones,
as be bent "ver kis dying sister, after his
return. " There are two Mortimer girle
and • boy : and. stream, to shay, year Child
u so much like Hilda Mortimer that she
would pea for hew younger sista."
Were you able to srreags aoythinq •"
Mrs Beatles- asked.-" No. dear, only to
by the proofs before t4. squire : but I las-
lame he is mearie',en : sed, judging from
his .•Doer, he had ssee easpioloo of
Horse's marriage, although the Meet of the
family were in absolute nehmen."
' Edward "-and the dying wea.'s gaze
wee fixed ietenrly oa her brother,-" al-
though I •m anxideu .beat the temporal
welfare of my little Gladys. vet that is
osgqlkiag in oompsri•on to my aadlety for
b.il eternal welfare. On, &nerd, my
brother, would that you oo01d train her for
immortolity !'
H. said corking, but reeved anoomfort.
ably in his chair. -" I am Ru1ng .0..n beyond
the sten to keep the Christen festival. If
I should be permitted te shed among the
great olead of wit ase s, doll I ser von
leading my child besveswterd! She has •
taste of God's eternal levo even now : will
you feed it esti' it shall peoem her whole
hong !"-" Mkt, I will do my best far the
AM. bat I der ase take se edema s
womb* epos me. Perhaps Hilda Mortimer
will take charge et °lady, : eh* is better
Steed thea I for gado un asd.rtaking."
14.fore Mortensen TI., had dawned apse
the world that year, Elsie H•.tiev had
" gess beyond the sten to keep her Christ.
nom f•etnval," and ba little daughter was
spending Christmas .t Southallfl. Hall.
Gladys Bentley had been invited to
Sontholiffe Hall at the Mitigative of Hilda
Mortimer, who, direolly sae heard W Rory
of else father sed mother's death trees her
own father's hu, pleaded wr.e.ly tW lb*
might have w orphan shad ger a few
weeks' viola Bot the weeks mot bite
menthe, sad as sem talked el Gladys gni..
away, She was sash • happy, laagbbig
link insides when the Ane kees edge el
her sorrow had were ee, that she dols •
msrsb on all these bents : sad eves Sgsile
M.rtimar, who bad eny • tolerated the
thesabt of how owning,was jest se sager
to keep the .hill near kion se were soy of
the others.
iI'd.ard Seymour was ever • welcome*
guest ler rho mite of the Mill, sed Woos bier
are reit be Seutbeltlie Hall, the omnia'
tide had torsed le his favor, sad h. .soared
.e .,,-. Mment of several hundreds • year.
Did I may. " for the sake of the Ail! "
i mein mann that he was went to leek far
tanner pair of oyes quite as eagerly, tie
*weer of whish was Hilda Martis..,.
The day niers Cbrietmse, • year Cheer,
quite • weed of gasses arrived M Beeth -
dib *all ger the ek•tlmR •essee, wend bud
sew berm is teed semeet. The lake w
w hams wee nes blank sf Its. •ed
the nee jet .1 the Blida baa
tnagb% linin Olad7., sad w pair were te hes
team h54 m rvwhets, t5 the d-
.inalin .f as the *la preneened
shale Ole •mewl»! bi lb. .cit ed skM-
I M:w 1i Lt -' t vibe nen s�.aleslly banns*
iM �� 1i4 jd &.a. .pend • the .915. w the Mw he ere Blida and her
b(a
se Erle trees Neatest thea-s.fered for
Timmy Tears -Cured y Budd•s aN
wry rills.
North Rraoe, levo. 21, (Spoislt--An old
and well-known senior in this towsebip.
awned Tbe.•e Rreoke, who lives am lots 7
and a, in the 14•h rveeeesiec, is rejnioiag
with his neighbors ever his recent renov.ry,
ant• he mid •
i was anted by .uior twenty-four boxes
of Dodd's Kids." Pills, and as nothing else
ever helped me I say they saved my life.
" i had tried all the doctors of this local
ity sed was treated for Diabetes, booing
and suffering for years.
•' Fm.44 undine of cores I determined to
nes i odd's Kidney Pi1ls, and i meat say
Chet after using the first box I would have
enn•iderurl them reasonable •t ten dollars •
box,
NA had Mlle tell 111 be
is head. *0ru. ROdlas ea MR* and pam-
w Meta L 1Meig fang ever lie alt
les hea{ • dethaw .(fear.•
sae- • 71m1 1■ U.d. itdws.d F shimmed
dines
66 do . I ol.d ". " W ma.
1...d masa m.
mast sweat sI
moat. en Lha Min t and brave VIM launch l•+y
Britain'. 1897 ..va1 estimates are 4108,-
008.000
RAVE TO17 TAdTZl)
dodo- •� esti. _
it is the Most Miami of all Te.s.
NLB ONLY IT giant PACKETS ST
STURDY BROEI,
Fall is at Hand
So be prepared to meet it with a
pod Hat or 1Fur Cap when it comes.
We have put in stock all the Latest
Styles of Fall and Winter
HATS
which for quality and price cannot be
equalled. In stock are numerous as-
sortments of the latest in
GLOVES COLLARS,
SHIRTS. HOSIERY,
Bl(1TTS, CUFF'S.
CAPS. NECKWEAR.
0. R. SHANE 6 00.
Th. retable list sad F.rsishhr/ kmpd,bim
OODPIRTOH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. C H RY STA L,
lassassu. 1 Oartarmt • Blenk
aanufaetarer ad ail blade of
BOILBR8.
Smoke stacks, Bak Pana, Sheet Iree
Works, to., etc.,
And DU la -
M glees, M••Nsmy Oasllags, Ike.
FAME RS, TAXI NOTION I
TM HENDERSON BICYCLE CO., I'`d
hayloft perehmed the (3adsrMh leaedry and all Its:PMs•rs• for Camilap.
is ,reform! te wppty
PLOW POINTS, also MILL, AGRICULTURAL and STOVE CASTINGS
at abort mottos, as the Moaldi.5 Slap is always open and work gong es.
Mill, Stove. Feraao•.ad all other repalrtsg ooaasoted with free work
dose promptly. Farmers, leave se your .mere sad you w111 bo pleased
with oar work. Swap iroo bought is any quantity. W• mak. the Coon-
men
ommen Same Bicycle. Mr. Wilson Salkeld is 1s Merge of the repair shop.
JAB. WILSON, Manager.
Mammas. endorsee.
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
I'ot...see the following I)•etloot' vs Merits
Deliosey of Flavor,
aapenontyy In Quality,
Orateflil and Comfortin j,
to the eervo.0 or Ityepeptic,
Nutritive Qualities Unrivalled
la Querter-ttouod Ties and Packet. only
JAMES trims at Ce Ltd., Ueee-.patide
ll.esssM, L..Zom. aaa4.d.
Cutters
at
Wholesale
Trices - - - .
If you are going to purchase a new
Cutter this season, and want to se-
lect from the largest stock carried by
any firm in the county come and ex-
amine ours. We are not confined to
soy one manufacturer, but buy only
what we consider the best valve. We
buy for ('ash, and can sell much closer
than any one buying in the old-fashion-
ed way. Our Cash Price is marked on
every Cutter, and you will find s Good
Piano Box for $20.25, s Better one
for 823. 25, and s Rplendid Portland
for $30, $34, and $35.
We are going to sell them quick, so
don't wait long if you want to have a
large number to select from.
SUNORY'S AUCTION ROOMS
Hrunt Iton mt.
Winter
Snit
or Overcoat
If you need a Winter
coat or Suit. call upon PRIUHAM,
The Tailor. A. oil leave your
order with him you • ydepend on
getting goods that will suit in
every way -in tit, workmanship,
and promptness in delivery.
Over-
PRIDH.AM
TZZ TeL.OR.
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tel °Strang*/ Psoric RLILWAY O5.
T.LJ IRAPR has boom established to give Lbs
public a trot-olass morula with fair and p5.'
.450001 competition.
It Is managed on budue trioolplta a.4 la
the!storm of 11. patrons.
It deserves the support at every permit *he
trollovekin competition.
For goleh despatch use MY Ceespaafee
lines, oonneetlag with all linos sad =ZS
IS ratted Mates. Canada and iarepe.
i)Ireot through wires to all points In the
North west. Ri glob ('.olnmM. and Pacific good
Odic* -.Moth 'lids Weetat.
R, R4.CLITYR,
N7 tt Ines' Van mazer 0rn•rtele
elm
pes and
!Stow mail Water Gear., (Licit'. V.i..'
Meek Valves. isa�bag� )ehste,• and la-
= Oemstsatly en 1$and d Leven
A Mss ed ateol Wet., sod Hog
em d larmwe and ethers.
7sepele lm smuen*, sltwbg aa,
A. L OXIMPIfAL.
_4, P. 0. sem R. Mde+.t'. Oso.
W..-OpM..s O.T. L adlu tsssuleh
I AM IN IT FOR
Skates and Hockey Sticks
Prices right. Assortment complete.
Cow -chains,
Guns, Ammunition,
Axes, Cross -cut Saws,
An immense stock, and prices as low as OATS at 15 cts.
per bushel
R. W. MCKENZIE
OF THE LOW PRICED HARDWARE RTORE.
IT'S A HARD WINTER FOR THE POOR?"
This is an old Irish saying you may not recognize, but its application
just now is to call your attention to our stock of
Overcoats and
Uderwear
two things the poorest of as weed to keep warm. In the first I have a bootie
manufacturers' 'ample* for Men and Boys bought in bulk at a bargain, and
with Irish generosity I'm offering you the benefit of the same. You aa't
equal the goods at my prices anywhere in the county. Who wants Underwear
atlean than wholesale prices? Everyone, of course. Well, that's what I'm
giving you, straight I $1 Suits for 60c ; $1.75 Snits for $1, and $2 Suite for
$1.50. How does that catch you 1 This we all our Great I)ec ,mber Sale,
and will include in it several lines of
MEN'S HATS
Wonderful Bargains, sad all our
LADIES' FUR CAPES
at 20 per tent. off regular prices. Everything in time limo Oust go off
thi• n ooath.
C. R. SHANE & Co.
L.ADIl1O OUTFI'R'EN8 ars/ FURNISHERS
FOR CMRISTEAS . e FOR TWEN i Y -SIX YEARS
Jas Yates
eon occupies the store lately vacated
by F. J. Pridh.m, tent door to Davie
-
oa a Oo'. hardware Acorn Pix the
Christmas trade be has a full Meek of
the Wiest Gamgee, Taney C.rda ego.
The beat h. _ •
DUNN'S
BAKINCD
THfECOOKSBa 1st C*NAEST FRIEND
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