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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-12-20, Page 8CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Christmas Novelties are here in great variety. Books, dames, Dolls, Toys, Silver Ornaments, and going at greatly reduced prices. Come and look them over. shop at rear of our store. ,b.r.K. ,,'tan :'k`''`1 Ise 7; a :B:LiY4:ic 0;;; iiiew?•rr ei;so gas 1 TILE t4IGNAL : GODERICLL ONTARIO. must be 000roded that to no earthly pursuit did he lake so moult Iat.resl as in tee eau's, . his religion ; and hls ht• throughout la well worthy of imlbatioa. W' bee the tidings 01 hie death reached tie, an old um/hirer, with Nan In his eyes, uolaluied , "Well, well, if Maurice is not all right, there te • poor oilseed for the rear of us I" Regardlese of the severity ot the weather, the attendee°. at the funeral was large, •vldeuulog the es. teem In whioh tbe departed was held. The personality of Mantles Dalton Is absent, but his memory will lose survive end be oher• ;shed 1.. Aebfiel 1. The annual ter meeting under the aus- pices of Zion Sunday school, 12th non., will be held oe Fridsy, 28th luta. A g•,od pro• Toy gram may b. expected. Tea served from 5 Io 7 r.a. Admlseloo, 25o and 15J. Oen DRESS GOODS and SILKS make useful and acceptable presents. A nice silk waist or plaid skirt would be just right. We are offering exceptional values in these lines for the next two weeks. HANDKERCHIEFS and TIES llaudsolne, inexpensive, useful presents in Handker- chiefs from 5c to $1.O0. 'Splendid range latest -ti 25e and 50c. _ JACKETS and FURS Lovely warp► wraps in Fur Capes, Fur Lined Capes, Ful' Trim- med Capes and Plaid Shawls. Jackets clear - in; at reduced prices. LE.BU RN. '1'risDAY, Des. 18. Jame' Chisholm bee i,rchesed • new wthdmlll, whioh will be 1 . up shortly. W. Fulford sad C. Stewart, who hive Wien at Galesburg, Dakota, these past nine months, returned home Saturday of last week oo • visit to thief tarsale and other Maud. la this section. John Chisholm, who several weeks ago dug the •rtesran well, hes already purchased • new windm,ll w pump the water, He will abu chop his grails with 1t. When Mr. Cbh,holm esu hi maim, home the long pule for It from Carlow, a youog oouple who en- tered Hymen's bonds Tuesday of last week had quits a 'pail, their horse taking fright. John was not •Die to leave bis team to soviet them to the misfortune, but help same and no one was hurt. New Fur Capering and & 11 the cuckoo clocks at C. A. Humber s. Jackets. GLOVES and PURSES Best Kid Glove in the market, black and colors, at $1.00. Extra value in purses from be each to $1.00 at clearing prices. — • .Ifritt,1 n„NCessiona CLOTHING . and GENTS' FURNISHINGS Boys' Pea Jackets, Boys' Suits, Boys' Pants, Men's Suits and Over- coats. New Shirts, N e w Caps and lies. CAPE AND JACKET CLOTHS Wide, double -fold ctoths suitable for child's ulster or cape, clearing at 75c. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.—For men or ladies and -children. Ail sixes._._Ail pr1cei Extra values. Come andlookover our stock. Never better prepared to serve you with such good values. Smith Bro's & Co. DUNGANNON. Norms.- The local agency In i)ungannon for THE SIInNaL ISM the °lice of J. G. W AHD, J.P., onnveyy''anoer, Ro.. who will receive or den for euhwraptlons, sdvertia ng and Job - work. and 1s authorized to give receipts for •meanie paid for the same /'IA. NEWTON, DENTIST, OP LUCK• now. will resume 81. trite to Dungan- non in April, -1st and 3rd Friday each month. '1 rzenAY, Deo. 18, 11820. Last Tbareday the weather was very nub, resembling • northwest blizzard. Ere our next Christmas with all IM .hear will hay. sen• sed gnus, W. extend greetings to all. ANNraL Tia-axgnNo.-Remember the annual tea meeting in 000neutloo with Era.. kine ohuroh here on the evening of Thur - day. Deo 27th. There will be • good pro. gram ot must°, nddreases, oto. CHr10 u Nolo.-Oa Tuesday Kee. Alex- ander Millar nod Robert Lockhart, elder of St Helens Presbyterian ohuroh, who were appointed by Preebytery of MsItland es aas.eeore re addition of elders to eesdoa of Erskine oburob, made an ofllolwl visit here. MONIOIPAL ('ucMot7.. - Oo Saturday, I8. 16th, In oomphwnoe with the mus• lolpal statutes, the municipal tethers of West Wewaomih met In the usual place. All the members were present, Reeve R. Medd In the chair. A large mount of musicale! baritones was transact- ed. Quito • number of rate -payers have not as yet paid their axes whioh should tame been Ili by 14th last. 1.011100 AND ()OIN0,-,John Oay, oar popular oontrastor, wbe has been stow last opting in his calling la the Northwest, re- turned home recently He report. having been ,nooeseful and bad a good season's em plovmeob. He 1s loud io his praises of the Northwest as being the country for young men with small means if they have enerey .ad push, and are pine''''d of Induobrlous habits The Mase« Mary Jardine and Annie Ramesh, the former the daughter of D Jardine, of Ashfield, the letter daughter .f Mr. Russell, of Cranford village, Ash- field, on Wednesday of last week, left home oo an extended visiting torr to relatives sad friends at Toronto and other pointe. We wish Mire young ladles • pleasant time daring their fishing tour Joh. Petrie, formerly of Aehaeld and now of (Hammitt, Brno* oonniy, left here os Monday for home, after having • short and pleasant visit to his father -In law, Wm. Hllpstrlok. and ether friend' in this section Mr Petrie reports that the snow was 'bout I three feet to depth when he left home. He also purohased a sow from Mr. Kilpatrick, which he brought home with him. i «Tare- ASrFIELD. M000LY, Dec. 17. DEATH or hiarnica DALto,.-Gu the morning of the 8th day of Deoember there deputed this life in Ashfield, la the eighty. sixth year of his age, an old pioneer, who was widely known In the county of Huron and highly esteemod whe-oyer known for h is many good qualities, 1 . hie demise we have another Instance of the .duel dimin- ution In the number of our brave pioneers, to whom our country owes • great deal. Maurine Dalton, a native of twenty Kerry, Ireland, arrived to Canada in the early days of its history, and In 1841 settled in the township of Ashfield, whioh was then • howling wilderness, and, indeed, It requires n o gnat stretch of imagination to minmilve bow muoh onurage and determination were needed to enable a man to face all the .1111,• ouitles whioh confronted him in the promise of hewing out s home 1n the wilderness, tar removed from the source from which the neesssarlee of life ooald be procured. At that time there were no roads at a;I in this district. The settler was obliged to wend his way through the pathless forest for fifteen and even twenty miles to l:oderleh to prooure his supply of oeo•esarles and had to carry the same on his hank over the same route, If fortunate enough to Craw It. To climb over fallen timber, to oro.. various streams with their tangled approaches, pre- sented no Insignificant task, whioh none but tee oour•geous would attempt. II lass been said that penevaraaoe eurmoente dtfflwl ties. This has been verified in the oase of our heroic pioneers. The deceased, through persevering efforts, suooseded in making for himself and his faithful companion a oom• lortable home to Ashfield and raising • fam- ily who also enjoy the esteem and wulld.noe of the community •mono whioh they dwell. An eyldehee ot this is the fail that Morgan Dalton, sou of the deoeuel. 1s at the pre.• sent time reeve of the municipality of Ash field. In 1842 the deceased was mower] member of the oouoly nonnral of Heron, in whioh body he served dnrlog eighteen years. A severe 'book betel 181e good man, and ese that told on blm more than all the hare - ships whioh he previously endured, 'rhle was the demise of hie faithful and loving who.. who deputed Una We to the. yam 1886. Though it is not my aim to extol sodaly the oharaoNr of the departed, yet 1t Christmas Books DUNLOP. Tccsusr, Dec. 18 T. A. Houghtoo wag on the grand jury tut weak. Riobardwo'e steamer tv cuttiog straw at Robert Quaid's. Mus Ella Clark, of Loyal, hu been visit. log la Wtogham. Two D0,AHTUI(zs. - Our townsman, Frank Allen, left on Thursday of Int week for Sault Ste. Marie, where he Intecds to go Into the hone and cattle business. Also Norman McLeod hu returned to hu home at Loohaleb, W Mlle here he was • general favorite. Ova.Bttao LIAM-For the big shipment of turkey. from Ooderlch, made by N. Jobos, of Colborne. our townsman, Robert Quaid, provided fifty-six. Mr. Johns says 181, was ehe largest lot he bed bought from one farmer. W• might also add that Mr. Quaid raised seventy-one turkeys th:e esa. mon. 1f any Ismer to the county can beat this. let us know. Rart'It'co.-Monday of last week our townsman, Jobe I.aweoo, returned after an absents) o1 nearly four months on • visit t• Sooblaud and England. In both of those countries b• saw many points of ,0tereet, and when to London saw its welcome to ate Imperial contingent from the war to 5 u'h Africa. Hie voyage homeward from Luer pool was made on the Tunisian. Amorg Its paeeeagen woes a numher of the 2 )0adiao volunteers. The vee•'' on which b• re turned wee the same •e he went by, end only took seven and • half days to oras the comae, and to two days mon h. was home here, h.6log made • stop •1 Truro, N S., and at 'Toronto. The passage across was very stormy. Remo:ru t HAS CIIAgik.--On F'r day of this week Mute J. H. Coatis, who for the put year and • halt has been the to -toper of our eohnel, closes her oonaeotlott with the section as the tustructor of its school. Saxe us.uming the duties she has tried to do her beet to advance the school to • high stand- ing. In the leaving and entrance examine- tlnns of thin year two candidates palmed In each with • fair record, end below .we give the present at,toding to the different grades: Part 1, Gladys Stewart. Part 11, Hugh Chisholm, Olive Ttohhorne, Jurist. II, Frank (:Ise er, Lola B.rker, Mein' Young Senior 11, Reggie Williams, Blanche Shaw, James Beaker, Hume flatten, Willie Gla- tier, 1..zier, Genie Quaid, Wilber Stewart. Senior 111, (;idle Shaw, .few Clutton, Minnie Barker. Junior 1V-, Willie Boggs. Junior sot -race, Cleveland Ttohborne, John Tibio, Ernest Young. Senior entrance, Rath Shaw, -Edward Lawson. Junior leaving, Harry \t,lliam., Hattie Barker, Boils `Thaw, Harry Ticbborne. Engraving and repatrtnp a specialty at C. A. Humber & Son's. BLUkVALE. TOODAY, Dec. 18. Mas. Al.,. Dottie isms from Goderich Model School, Ernest Jewle% mat (fame from Prince Albert. N. W.T,last lll. Mies Hannah 13a11, of N Ingham, scent Sunday with Mrs 'T..1. Watt. A. A. ('ori k, of Clinton, took pwr•alon of the hotel in Bluevale last week. Mise Mabel Thomas returned from L'oroi, to no Wednesday to her homo 1n Bluevale, Mrs. Themes returned last Tuesday from visiting her sister, Mrs. Rest, at Greed Valley. The Methodist Sunday sehool obtldren totehd having a Christmas tree on Christ- mas night. Mrs. Collie returned home on 1% enesday after spsndiog a few weak' with her Boo John at Alms. Misses Maggie Greenway and Breie Wright and Aupnstu. Gannett spent Sun• day In Belgrsve, binaries Marsh, who has been working for t he past summer with Robert Walk, left I.t,t week for New York, where he will ni- mble with his unole. Food Changed to r.8. n. Putrefying food io the intestines producer streets like those of lo, but Dr. King's New Life P111. expel the poisons from clog- ged bowel., gently, easily but sore) r• '/or 15111) 1paf )11,-' hllloasoess, stole MMU, 'elle, foyers. all liver, kidney and bowel troubles. Only 25e .t Jas. Wilms's dreg store. Fe bracelet et et for a qss, is be lad at .- A. Member & Moe'a. AND .` DIED• BROWN, --In Ashfnld, on the lith insL., Ju. Brown, aged 12 years. r, month, and It days. STONEIIOUBE.-tn Rlhro, Mich., on Tho-. day, Dec. 132h, Alfred Stonehouse, aged 73 year. IVe1dlag and ether rlege In yeas variety, first designe and newest styles at C. A t1"tuber & Son's. Christmas Goods All the newest Books, shown in beautiful Christmas Edition., Poetry, Prose, History, Etc. Guidebto Wild Flowers, 32.50 net. The Biography of • Orinsly, by Ernest Seaton Thompson, $1.50. Mooswa, by W. A. Fraser, $1.50 net. Dr. North and His Friends, by S. Weir Mitchell, 31.25. Tommy and Orizel, by Barrie, 31.25. Juvenile Books by the hundreds to select from, Father (loom, Mother Wild Goose, Tommy Atkins, Soldiers of the Quren, South African A B C, Child's Own, Prize, Chattwrhox, Chums, Boys' Own Annual, Girls' Own An- nual, Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Etc. As usual we will well these Books et reduoed prices. Watoh Show Window for prime. December 1st our Art Calendars, Xmas Carle and Presentation Books will be displayed, Watch our next advertisement for Cot (ilea,, Fine China, Art Ornhmental Owl. and Sterling Silver, also Bram and Onyx ()owls. PORTER'S tMta,,7 BOOK STORE Court House Square, Ooderieh. 011e ga 1pleee Me. N 100 t a i 4, + srdli - . CANTELON'S Pastry, OysterPalties,Tarts, Short Bread and Cream Rolls,lrhnce Pies and Lady Finers, Kisses, Macaroons, Maranon, Brandy Snaps, Etc. Publlo Notfoe. NOTION IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT au appllo•tioe will De med. to the Parliament of Canada at the nut eeeelon thereof for an act to amend the aot lnoorpor atlne the Dominion 011 Pip. Woe and Manu- facturing Company, 1031 victoria, Cheptor IN. In the following part touters. to wit : 1. -To reduce the oapttai stook of the salol Company and to (Menge the Dame thereof, 2. -To ohange the prov„Aunal [ward of di- rectors. 8. - 1'O authorise said company t0 deal In ooal and 11. product.. or any oomblsatlon of coal andoll their products and by.pruduots, and to provide for the delivery of the same by said nompp•uy, and to revive said .ot. Dated Dioembr Lotru8IL DANOKY. 9.71 1.1101tor for Applicants. BY LAW NO. 18 OF 1900. OF THE1� TOWN OF OODERIUH. A I)ytaw to exempt from municipal taxation cerluislanta in the Thum of (Iotkrich knotn, es the Ogilvie and son Hw(rhi- son Mill. W mean„ than te upon the following lands. namely, town lots numbers 1038, 1042 and 1013 In the rid town, a 11,111 eructed about twenty - ave rear ago. at largo expense. for the pur pose of grinding wheat and oonvertlttg the earns Into flour, together with au elevator and • salt manutaobory, all used and employed as One concern, which said several works have stood Idle for some year past. exo.pt an oo- caalohal are of the elevator, to the great det- riment of the said town AND wIiag*Aa 11 has been satisfactorily made to appear to the muulclpal council of the said town that If the said lands are ex- empted from municipal taxation Icahee than school taxes) fora period of ten year It Is pruposs(' by the owners to greatly remodel eu- large, moderulze and Improve the said mill at an estimated expenditure of sice.cyl.Oo, an' to thereby make 1t capable of tutting out • larg- er output than heretofore and to thereby put It upon• laying basis, so that It .ball be of ooutt^nous and permanent benefit to the said towo : AND WAILKI•e the municipal council afore• said has duly considered the applioatlon to ex- empt the said laud from the said taxes tor the said period of teo years, ant have deter- mined that the same should be granted sub Jest to vote of the ratepayers as required by the Statute In that behalf and as hereinafter provided : Now rH•HgrOgg be it enacted and at 1s hereby enacted by the said the municipal council of the town of Ooderloh that the said land., namely. town lou number 1098. 1042 and 1013 In the said town of Q„dentis, shall be and the are hereby declared to be exempt from all municipal taxation whatsoever, ex- cept taxation for school purp see, for the period of tee successive year beginning with the year 1901 but upon the following condi- tions. namely :- 1 -The said mill upon the said lands shell be on or before the tat dal of September. 1101. remodelled and converted into a modern mill equIppen with the newest and most approved machinery and appliances, so se to enable at least 1010 barrels of flour to be manutaoture4 In the said mill In each 21 hours, such changes and Improvements 10 cwt not less than 900.001.0.. r, -During the said period of ten years afar the first of each years. the output of the said mill shall not he lees than 110.000 barrels Of Moor yearly. 3. -If during any year cf the said term of an years atter the tint yu_r the said mill shall, except for necessary repairs. stand Idle for • continuous period of three months. the said ren,l.ion of testis for such year hereby wan granted shall ne, d the axes epos the said lands shall be payat-Ie f ,- such 3 i t: as If 1Das sylew had not bees AND IT IS hereby further deetered and en• acted that the votes of the ratepayer. =titled to vote upon this bylaw shall be taken on the 7th day of Jancary. . in the year 1911, from nine o'clock in the forenoon until ave o'clock to the afternoon, rt the several ulna! polling places in the raid awn, as follow. : Polling subdivision cumber one. at W. Mo Cly moot', wagon shop, wltbJes. Hrsrkenridge as returning officer ; Pollingeubdlvlslon number two al Thomas Vidian's feed store. with Chas, hates se dep- utyreturning °Meer. }tolling subdivision number three •t town hall, with mRd. Van Every as deputy returning officer. Polling subdivision number four at J. H. ftsooiman's shop. with John F. Hates es dep- uty returning officer. Polling stibdivlson number five at John I'htllle. store, with David Marwick as deputy returning officer ; Polling subdivision number six at John Hrophey s shop, -with Otto. Sheppard as dep- thyy returning omeer. Polling subdivision number seven at Mrs. Jas. (lays' house, with John Hato as deputy retnrning °facer. AND Iv le hersbr farther enacted that the municipal clerk of the Wel corporation shall attend at the clerk's office In the town hell on the 3rd day of January. 19)L at the hoar of elev an of the clone In the forenoon, for the ap- pointment of persons to attend the• &nous Polling places and at the final sem ng up of the votes by the rid clerk on b half of the persons Interested Maud p , no.,ug or „epos - Ilia tete passing of the said b, I.,.V respectively. AND tT In hereby further enacted that the said clerk shall attend at the said clerk', office in the town hall In the said town on the -th ..ay of January, 1901, it eleven of the elooi In the forenoon. for the purpose of summing ap the number of votes given for and against 181. bylaw. Provisionally passed the 23rd day of N ovem- her, 1900. WM, MITCHELL. JAB. WILSON, Town Clark. Mayor, NOTICE, - IMAMS What Could Be Nicer 11 The foregoing ie a true Dopy of • propelled byaw whish has been taken late eoa•Mera- tion. and w h:ch will be fttally pared by the oouncll In the event of the went of the .1.. the beteg °blamed thereto after one month from the Ont publloatlon thereof In Tris Btu NAI. newspaper on the 6th and The Bar new s- trayer on the 7th days of December. 1900. and at the hour, day and pleoes therein fixed for taking the votes of the electors the polls will beheld, WM. MITCHEL( Town Clerk. 2t Town of Noderieh will outwear two pale of Urd, aiy Common Rubbers. Search the World and you will find nothing 961101411 better than .7m/toted by Every Rubber Manufacturer and Dealer, but no imitation has our speciallx, Manufac- tured Rope Canvas or Duck, the only fabric which can be thoroughly impregnated with the Para Gum When worn out have leather sole put on and use for a Plow Boot. The). D. KIngCo. , i ',,iced, have the only ��yq genuine Jw'"� Rubber. Don't buy unless the words are stamped upon the sole of each Rubber; all others are frauds upon the Public. Money Saved by buying your OIOOCKH1g8 at P. T. DEAN'S Then • pair 01 oar Immo ter • (b,I.Iius. present Loa lady? Every pair is • work of art. A. • .pooled mduoemeet, we will give • beeutital lithograph of Queen Laulse with every pair of Queen Quality Shots sold during the nut two weak,. See Our Range of Men's Slippers....: In teas, blauke and lauoy velvets, prloee trim 76o 1. 111.75 par pair t f soy alligator, only 9b3 ; beet carpets at 25o, Our LADIES' FEL I' SLIPPERS at 15o per pair are SPECIAL VALUEti, bettor quant... from 26o to 96u per pair. W base a great variety of fancy eltpasr• to (hoer Irian, su,•eble for all 000aslsas. Men's Felt Boot', leather hall ap the led, retalar $2,00 Iltw, o01y 51,60 per pair. Lovely .111 velvet Santa Claus Slippen toe oblides'', only 25o per pair. We carry a full line of mag -proof and other good lumbermen'a rubbers et lowest prices. We believe satisfied customers are our very beat advertisement, end we strive to do everything in oar power to luake customers satisfied. P. T. HALLS, Sole Agent for Queen Quality. PARSONS' FAIR Christmas is Coming! Beet Corn Starch. t package. tor.... 9 .10 Laundry Btaroh, 1 18,, for ,28 V alenoie Raisins, per pound .10 Mixed Candy, 3111b.. .la 171b.. granulated ttedp.th Sugar for 1.00 191bs. ". Ree Sugar for 110 Packer.' Tea, v :h 30, per pound, for.41 S lee. Black lee ., _nth 15o lb., for..,.:.. len O lb) Ja.an ' ' worth 25c lb.. for LN Ground A llspioe, Clovss,Caaela eta par lb -.00 Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peel. per Ib.11 Good Laundry Bean, : ban for 111 Sweet nlsoults and !lodes, war1b......-.fa Extracts vanilla, loathe, Pegtlm(as 110r .11 Plakie•, ger quart'. - .,,,..,-....-,.:,v-••••,--SBF. Fanny get of Glasswses ter >i ('ogee worth 10o 1b.. ground as ordered .10 dee our Dottie at per Ib Lancers. Lamp Olw .a Medium Oatmeal. (nettle Toilet Soaps, per bar, .. ^. .:i Syrup, per gallon J)♦ Electric 011. per bottle .... ..................1g 2 pounds Currants for ............... Just arrived -a quantity of bast Dates, and also Cooking and Layer Fite, t0 be sold at right prices. A big redootion =Crockery and GI arware, P. T. DEAN, Hamilton Street. 'No goods oh•rged at these prices. Auetlon Sales. AU(yrloll ,ALS OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPZRTY. Under and pursnant,to a power of sale coo tallied In a certain mortgage dated the 2(4t'1 day of May, A.1). 1897, which w111 be nroduce1 at the time of sale. there will be sold by public auction by John Knox Auctioneer, at it it. ton's hotel in the town of Oodericb. w ,•,0 - day, the 22nd day of December. A. 1). 19.0, sl 12 o'clock noon, the following valuable pro: tarty. namely : All and sing .' Le' ,umber 1018 running number in the to en of tind.rleh, in the county of Huron, containing , oe qua ler of an acre of land, more or lees. On the .hove property there Is k fir' class two-story .frame hotel, 66123, kno.0 as (he Ocean House. containing bar room. ler.te din Ing room, sitting room. 23 other rooms and lavatory The hotel le well situetod and le close to ,.he harbor at O)dealch, and has a first etre btu: 0ese. Terme : Ten pnr swot. of the purchase money at the time of eel:. and the balance within one mua,h thereafter. to alltotter newer the term• and condi tions cf rale will he the standing oouditions of the 111.0 t toort of J moth e. for further oa'tteular appl, to the Aso• tioneer or to the vendor• itoliciar. tinted 19th Novereber A,D. 1910. • JOHN KNOX, PHILIP 1101.T, Auctioneer. Vendors SoMotter 60440111, LEE & SHEPHARD are the agents for 1ht. t•I'It'I)rittcrl Kelsey generator, which is The Only Warm Air Generator on the Market, and will heat your place with tine -third less fuel than any furnace on the market. . We have the largest assortment of coal lull wood stoves this side of Toronto. Also have a number of second-hand stoves in stock. Old stoves taken in part payment for new Ones. LEE & SHEPHARD. Christmas &eetin, nrn ae good ea the best made In any city in Coe ds - Cant kin lends ths trade in WEDDING Amato* OAKES in fancy deslgntn4 sad segment ing and almond king. (live him an order and your sat • Isfau,tinn will he rumored. We extend to one and all a cordial invitation to visit our display of new and beautiful Holiday floosie, especially selected to meet the requirements of the gift makers of this locality, Our Iitock includes inmltnerahlt attractions, perfectly adapted to meet the requirements of people who are in starch of gifts -_ior old or young. expensive or inexpensive. In fact, now is the - time, ami this is the place, to get just what you want, and just what will please the person you desire to remember. The prices are right on every single article in the entire stock, and we will satisfy yon in this respect as you were never satisfied before. We have not space to enumerate half the attractions we have. Come end see for yourself. Yon will not be dis- appointed. to D OANTELON. EAST STREET. Alan Depository of the Upper Canada WEST -ST. Bible Society. Bibles from 15c up ; Testaments from 3o up. And it is now time to buy your Holiday Gifts, and here is the place to buy Manicure and Toiiet Case combined, for $2.49 Celluloid Toilet Cases, from 50c to $3.75 Zig, Collar and Cuff Boxes, for 96c Picture Frames, no Handkerchief and Tie Cases, $1.:35 and upwards,, Ebony Hair Brushes, 60c, 90c laud $1.00 _'nom Fancy Mirrors, from 5c to 59c We have a large assortment of Fancy. and Lamps. 1400 POUNDS CHOICE CANDY Royal )wed, 8o Ib. ; Gum Drops, 8c ; Bert Orem 14e ; Chocolate Drops, 4c ; Creamed Dates, 15c , Watson's Cough Drop. 151 ; Humbugs, 12o. Do not miss the Dolle, front 10 to 42.76• Sleighs, 23c, 30c, 35c, 60c, , and 31.35. 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