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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1916-8-10, Page 51 111 r Thrice the capacity of ordinary grates is given because the Sunshine grates are three -sided, one side at a time meeting the fire. Bulldog teeth smash clinkers eas:13r. Wckryt Sunshhi Parizace Wouldn't you like to know the cost of installing a Sun- shine in your home? I'll gladly give you particulars without obligation. Sold by T. Hawkins & Son SAVE YOUR MONEY FOR THE DOMINION WAR LOAN TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER. By purchasing a bond you will help to WIN THE WAR and obtain for yourself an investment of the highest class yielding a most attractive rate of interest. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE OTTAWA. LEGAL ISAAC R. CARLING, B.A. Barrister. Solicitor, Notary Public, Commissioner, Solicitor for The Mol- ,,'._ sons Bank, Etc. ;Money- to loan at lowest rates of interest, Office -:Iain Street, Exeter. MONEY, TO LOAN We have a large amount or private funds to loan on farm and village prop- erties at low rates of interest. GLADMAN & STANBURY Barristers, Solicitors. Exeter. DENTAL Or. G. Zr, ROULSTON, L.D.S„ D.D.S. DENTIST idernber of the R.C.D.S. of Ontario and Honor Graduate of Toronto Univeretty. Mee -Over Dickson & Carling's law office. Closed Wednesday afternoons. DENTIST UR. A. R. KINSMAN, L.D.S., D.D.S., Honor •Graduate of Toronto University 'eeth extracted without pain, or aner oad effects. Office over Gladm;an & 8tanbury's Office, Madel Street, Exeter: C W. ROBINSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR for Counties of Huron Perth Middlesex and Oxford. Farm Stock Sales a Specialty. Office at Cockshutt Warerooms, next door to Centrax Hotel, Main Street, Exeter. Charges moderate and satisfaction is guaranteed. FALL TERM FROM AUGUST 28th CENTRAL • STRATFORD. COMMERCIAL, SHORTHAND & TELEGRAPHY DEPARTMENTS Our' graduates are ipeac•ed in posi- tions. In 3 months we received 219 applications for trained help. Write us at once'foa our free catalogue. D. A. McLachlan, Principal RAND TRUNK RYs EM Attractive Trips to Muskoka Lakes Lake of 'Bays Georgian Bay Algonquin Park French River Kalwartha Lakes eila,ganetawan River Texnagami, etc, Rotund trip tourist ticketts now, on sale from certain stations in On- tario at very IOW rates,, with. liberal stop -overs. MUSKOILA EXPRESS Leave Toronto 12.01 p.m. daily ex- cept Sunday, and 2,05 a. ire daily for Muskoka Wharf. Connections' are made. at Muskoka Wharf for Muskoka Lakes. Leave. Toronto at 10.15 a: m. daily excerpt Sunday, and 2.05 daily for Huntsville, for points on Lake ae Bays. Equipment the finest. N. J. DORE, Exeter HENSALL Monday last was .Civic.Holiday when many of ,our ,people took part in the Union Sunday School picnic in Bell's Grove. A good time was spent by all -Miss Beatrice Cudmore of Toronto is visiting her parents here. -Mess Ell- iott nurse of, London, is visiting Mrs Case. -Mrs W. Johnston and family of St, Louis are here visiting Mrs. R Hunt the former's mother, -Dir, and `Irs. Douglas Neilands of Detroit are visiting relatives here. -,Mrs, McLeod has returned to her home in Detroit, -Miss H. Bolton of Toronto ;s vis- iting relatives here.- Friends here heard with regret of the death of Jessie ,McLean, wife of F. F. Brereton of Saranac Lake, and daughter of Mr and errs, D. B. McLean, at the age of 3. 3 ears. She was born in Tucker - smith and was married eleven years ago She had been ill some years, Besides the husband two children sureive DR. D►eVAN'S FRENCH PILLS TEUTONS STIFFENING Slight Halt Occurs in Drive in Volhynia. Gen. von Linsa$gen Divers a Big Counter Blow Within Twelve Hours of News That von Hinden- burg is Given Command of East- ern Battle dine --Teutons Start- ing to Fight for Lives. LONDON, Aug 8. -For the, first time since the initiation of Ge Aral Brusiiloff's offensive en 'tine Russians have suf sI} check. Friday nig i?'efft�''Q$,�F�l w at.Office statement kdetittfttl�tr'x,[10. Musoovite forces attaciCtng the stoat v ulhynian railway Celatra, KQYJle from the west were driven from tl3;e, village of Rudka-Nirvankaia, teen miles from Kovel, and cpm ad to retire between 400 and t 0 yards to the east. This first successf> by Gen. von iiinsingeu less than twelve ho a Oat bulletin from the news that Field denburg had been p command cf the eAttte the east. Ate •lit lieved to user ih offensive with a view to ng four cities now seriously fid' the Russianit: Kevel and V Volhyniski in Volbynia, IWt•• • • ., capital of Galicia, and Stanislau, lit the south-eastern part of the Crown • land. Rudka+#irvankaia is a small town situated on the• Stavok River, a tribu- tary of the S.tokhod. The battle which resulted in the Russian with- drawal raged throughout the night.. It was at this point, between thb Kovel-Sarny and Kovel-Rovno ritij- ways, that the Russians stood near- est to Kovel after crossing "tkle Stok had. The Teutons attacked the tarn from three sides, "delivering contin- uous counter-attacks," in the words. of the Petrograd statement. A violent `attle is raging south of Brody, on the Rivers Sereth and Graberki, where the Russians are trying to break through toward Lemberg. Petrograd asserts official- ly that General Sakbaroff, who is in command of the Russian army oper- ating on this front, took 1,300 pris- oners. "Gen. Sakharoff is engaged in hot fighting," the Russian an- noanesment says. - Friday's Austrian official state- ment gives no deans of the latest fighting, merely saying that the Rus- sians were repulsed near Zaloeeo. A Vienna despatch to the Ex- change Telegraph Company says: "The announcement that the Ger- man field marshal von Hindenburg had been appointed commander of the Eastern front brought no joy in Austria-Hungary. Three Budapest papers were suppressed, owing to ad- verse criticisms of the appointment, "It is stated here that the new Commander -in -Chief has already or- dered the recall of a number of Aus- trian generals, who will be repleeted by Germans. It is added that Aus- tria, in acceding to the appointment, made the stipulation that von Hin- denburg should appoint a number of Austrian officers to his staff, but it is learned that only one such appoint- ment will be made." A reiia. ble Re- gulating' Pill for women. $5 a box or threefor $10. Sold at all Drug Stores. or mailed to any address on receipt of price.. THE SCOBELL DRUG Co'., St. Catharines, Ontario. PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Sim res and vitality; for NerverandBrain; increases "grey matter '; a.Tonic-will build you up. $3 a box, or two for $5, at drug stores, or by.mail on receipt of price.. Thu SCOBELL DRUG Co., St. Catharines. Ontario. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH WEST LAND REGULATIONS. The sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years old, may home- stead a quarter -section of available Dominion land in Manitoba, Saskatch- ewan or Alberta. Applicant must ap- pear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub -Agency far the Dis- trict. Entry by ,proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency (but not Sub -Agency), on certain condi- tions. Duties -Six months residence upon and cultivation of the land in each of three years. A homesteader may five within nine miles of his homestead on a farm cl at' least 80 acres, gay cer- tain conditions. A habitablehouse is required except where residence is performed in the vicinity. Int certain districts a homesteader in geoe standing may pre-empt a quar- ter -section alongside his homestead, Price $3.00 an acre. Duties -Six months residence in each of three years after earning home stead patent; also 50 acres extra cul- tivation. Pre-emption patent may be obtained as soon as homestead patent, on certain conditions, A settler who has exhausted ,' his homestead right may take a purchas- ed homestead iin certain_ districts. Price $3.00 per acre. Duties -Must re- side six months in each of the three years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a house worth $300, The area of cultivation is subject to reduction in case of rough, scrub- by or stony land. Live stock may be substituted for cultivation under cer- tain conditions. . W. W. CORY, Deputy at the Minister of the Interior N.B.-Unauthorized publication" of this advertisement will not be paid for, -64388.' Quick Pneumonia Cure. KANSAS CITY, Mo,, Aug. 8. - Treatment of pneumonia cases that should end the sickness within from four to six days was described Thurs- day before the annual convention of the American Osteopathic Associa- tion by Dr. C. V. Fulham of Frank- fort, Ind. Hestold of the observa- tion of a large number of such cases in which osteopathy was used, in practically all of which cures were effected in five days. "Pneumonia treatment is mismanaged if it con- tinues longer than six days," Dr. Fulham said. ZURICH McGILLIVRAY Mr, Wnn. Dial,sda1e, who has been suffering efrolta a stroke of paralysis, for the past Several months, passed a- way of •(vis home out; Saurday, July 29. Deceased was beaux in Ruplingum, Yorkshire Eng. In 1857 he name to Canada with. a married brother, be - ins' then 18 {years old and settled in the township of Stanley, County of Huron. Seven ,years later he marri- ed tllatilda Philips, and shortly after- wards moved to .their -present home- stead on the townline of McGillivray which was then sa bush farm. An ola resident passed away on July Nth Int the 1perso,n of Daniel 5. Faust in his 70th year. Deceased came to Hay .Township from New Hamburg 50 years ago. Heengaged in the car- penter business first, afterwards as clerk in a store, later entering into a partnership in the :business with A. G. Ehnes.aand after some years branched out for himself in the store business. ; He 5955 ,postmaster for 40 years, and . for the same length of time was sec- , retell of the Fair Board, He was active in, church work and superfn- tendent of the Sunday school for many years. The funeral was held on; Tuesday. Deceased was twice marri- ed. His first wife ,predeceased him a=bout ten years, and the second sur- vives him, He leaves to mourn his ' loss, his son, widow, two daughters, Mrs, W. Fiuxkbeiner of Milverton and Mrs. N. H. Hoffman of Zurich, and Samuel E. also of Zurich. Also Cate brother Mr, Henry Faust of Caro, ,Mich. and Miss Lydia Faust of Zur- ich, --Mr. John Fuss is visiting rela- tives in, Detroit, -Miss L, Rembe and Miss Liest of Hamilton are visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs, Rembe. 1r, W. C. 'Wagner has purchased the stock and business of Mrs. McCor mics. and is open for business in Eil- her': old stand. -Miss Ida Well of To- tonto is visiting at her home here. -- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reichert of :tiew Haven, A'Iich„ are visiting relatives here. -Mrs. Edward A. Barry of Mon- treal is spending a few months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob How- old. -Mr and Mrs. E. Troyer of To- xonto visited at the =home, of the for- mer's 'mother, Mrs, Ortwein.-Mr. Chas Cooper and wife of Saskatchewan are are visiting relatives ,art this section, - Mr. John Westlake, an aged marl, who is making his home at Mr. Snowden's Stanley township had the misfortune to fracture, his leg in falling off a wagon. -Mr. and Mrs, Henry Faust, Miss Laura Faist and Mr. Elroy Faust of Caro, Mich„ and Mr, and Mrs. Ed- tuosth De- troit attended the feral ofe late •D, S. Faust, -The sad news was re- ceived here on, Saturday last of the death of David V. Stelk, youngest son of MMus. Mary Stelok of this place. The deceased was 111 for only two days being a victim of acute diabetis. He was in his 24th year. He visited his ulothel here last winter and on his return to the West, enlisted with the 203rd Battalion at Winnipeg. Auxiliary Held Up. ST. JOHNS, Nfld., Aug. 8. -The Dutch steamship Gallia arrived at,„St.; John's Friday, four days out of Nkte York, with a cargo of ,gasoline. ;~ 9 was held up ip. the belief that she le; the mother ship wig' a eeepp?y of gasoline for the German submarine Deutschland, now on her way across the Atlantic from. Baltimore. Her only necessity for calling at St. Johnts was an alleged shortage of water. •Rtulgars and Roumanians Clash. LONDON, Aug. 8. -An attempt by Bulgarian soldiers to seize an island in the Roumanian waters of the Dan- ube River • close to the town of Guir- gevo has caused a sensation there, according to reports received by, Bucharest newspapers. Roumanian frontier guards discovered the Bul- garians and raised an alarm. After a lively exchange of fire the Bulgar- ians fled. Belgian Bank Director Deported LONDON, Aug. 8. -The Director of the Belgian National Bank at Ant- werp has been deported by the Ger- man authorities, said a despatch to the Exetiange Telegraph Company from The. Hague Friday, "because of his refusal to pay them 400;000,000 francs in exchange for mere paper receipt," Bad Storm.; ateCornwall. CORNWALL, Aug. 8. -Cornwall was Th`trraday night visited by one of the worst'. thunder and lightning stoans in years; "which resulted in a great loss of property. GRAND BEND tToo late for last week.) Mr. and Mrs. Ridley of Granton vis- ited at P. !Baker's Sunday. -Mr. Frank Allister of Camp Borden visited at his home here Sunday, -Mrs, and Miss Shipley of Forest visited with Mrs. F. Allister Sunday. -Mrs. P. Baker who has been visiting in Pt. Huron, returned home Thursday. Miss Dorothy Balkwill of Exeter is visiting around here. -Mr. and Mrs, Joe. Gill are visiting their daughter cit Arkona CLINTON-A pretty ,wedding took place in St. Joseph's church on Tues- day morning when Mary, daughter of DIr, and Mrs, Janes Levy of town, was united in marriage to Mr, Gregory C. Campbell of .Galt, CLINTON.-The marriage of 'Mary Bevan 'daughter. of ;:Jr, and Mrs, Herman Benson Chant, to Lieutenant William Edward Floody, son of Mr and Mrs. Edward Floody, 5S Close Avenue Toronto, will take place at Clinton on August 11, in Wesley church, !YOU BIEN SICK? Then you realize the utter weakness that robs ambition, destroys appetite, and makes work a burden. To restore that strength azidetatniaathat is so essential, nothing baa ever equaled or .compered with l3cott's Emulsion, be- cause its air sus ainiug ncu,1'3s meat invigorates the blood to distribute energy throughout thebodyy whileitstonic us. the appetite and restores natural ver'maneft"way. e son down, fired, laferVOU5, strengthget t't E!<t any&mestere. veletactor CASTOR I A For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears - the 11444 Signature of FALL FAIRS A1sa Craig Oct 2-3 Exeter Sept. 18-19 Gaderich Sept 27-29 KirktanSept. 28-29 London ,.... ... . Sept. 8-16 Mitchell ........... Sept. 26-27 Parkhill Sept 19-20 Seafostlt. Sept 21-22 Toronto Aug. 26 to Sept. 11 Zurich Sept. 2C -2I SEAFORTH,-?+Rich eetnPa by is being exor:ased fl;r Mfr. and 'ors. HenryEdge in the' loss of h , se- rond daughter. Gr«•.e Anne, e'raoae death occurred ore Aug. 1st, a t °r proionped illness. The young lady was just 14 erears of age. view Russian Minister. P>hl'1`ROGRAD, Aug, 8. Count Bolairiasky was Friday appointed. Minister ;of Agriculture in the Sturn- er Cabinet in succession to A. N. Naumot. 0 1 NMI NMI nam tJ Do you realize that you must now foresee your requirements ? Do you grasp the fact that after September 16th there will be no more stepping into a liquor shop and buying a bottle as you need it? Size up your requirements for the next year or more -and buy now. A case of whisky is a good investment - at the prices we are quoting. Any kind of spirits you use in your home may be bought from us to -day at lower prices than you can possibly expect to pay outside the Province after Prohibition goes into effect. And so with wines. Take Scotch Whisky. Think of "Dewar's Special". at $12.00 a case l This brand which you ordinarily pay 81.50 a quart for, you can now buy from us at a dollar. We are Selling direct to the consumer at these wholesale prices: CANADIAN WHISKY Per Case G. &. W. Special $9,75 G. & W. Ordinary 7.50 Walker's Imperial Qts8,50 Walker's Club Qts 10.50 Walker's Rye Qts 7.25 Seagram's '83 Qts 9.00 Seagram's Star Qts 7.50 Seagram's White Wheat �Qte 8.50 .. Corby's Special Selected10.00 mom Sovereign Qts 8,00 m ,National Qts 6,50 Per Gala G. $r W. Special $3.75 G. & W. Rye, 2 year old2.50 G. & W. Rye, 5 year old3.00 Walker's Imperial 3.75 Walker's Club...... , : . , 4.50 Sovereign Rye 3.50 SCOTCH WHISKY Per Case Mackie's White Horse Qts,,:',; ...$13.50 Mackie's Laird o' Lag. gall. 20 year old 16.00 :.Hill Top Qts...,.,, •„ 13,00 Teacher's Highland Cream Qts 12.50 Usher's 0.V.G. Qts Yet- low Label. ,:,,.13.00 Usher's Special "Reserve, White Label 13,50 Usher's Green Stripe bts. 14.50 (ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE F.O.B. TORONTO) SCOTCH WHISKY Per Case Usher's G.O.H., Black Label 15,00 Usher's The Very Finest20.00 Dewar's Special Qts, Yellow Label 12.00 Dewar's Blue Label Qts, 13,50 Dewar's Special Liqueur, 15.00 Dewar's Extra Special Liqueur 17,00 Buchanan's Red Seal Qts 812.50 Buchanan's Black & White 14,00 Walker's Kilmarnock, White Label 14.50 Walker's Kilmarnock, Red Label..:15.50 Walker's Kilmarnock, Black Label 17.00 McCallum's Perfection Kints g George IV. Top 14.00 Notch 13.00 King William IV18.50 Per Gal. Hill, Thompson & Co. Hill,l,)$5,50 'Thompson & Co.. (N) 6.50 Perfection 7.00 RUM Per Case Burke's Jamaica Rum $13.00 Sherriff'sJamaica -Bell" 12.00 Buccaneer Jamaica.. ,11.00 If .you prefer brands not mentioned in above list, we can probably supply you at equally attractive prices. Containers for Bulk Liquor will be charged as follows: 5 Gallon Keg, 51.25, 10 Gallon Keg, $1,50, 5 Gallon Jar, 75c, 6 Gallon Demijohn, $1,00, Minimum quantity sold, is One Case or 5 Gallon Lo"ts, Terme Net. Cash,,f,o.b'., Toronto. GINS BRANDY Per Case Per Case Jno, De Kuyper Imperial Sazerac Qts• 13.00 Qts., 15 bottles $17,50 La Rose Qts 12.00 Van Ziegler Imperial Per Gal. Qts., 15 bottles 15.00 Brandy....from $5,00 to $7,00 Coate's Plymouth 11.50 Gordon Dry Gin 10,50 Burnett's Dry Gin 10,50 Booth's Old Tom.... , 11,00 Ross' Irish Sloe Gin, , , 12.00 Per Gal. Holland Gin, London Dry Gin, and Old Tom Gin $4.50 IRISH WHISKY Per Case Burke's Imperial Qts. , .$16.50 Burke's Ordinary Qts.. , 12.00 Bushmill's Qts 13.00 Balbriggan Imperial Qts15.00 Balbriggan Ordinary Qts 11,00 BRANDY Per Case Hennessy,. One Star Qts , .$17.00 Hennessy Two Star Qts.. 18.00 WATERS Hennessy Three Star Qts 19.00 Hennessy, V.O. Qts..... 23.00 White Rock Qts., 50 Martell One Star Qts... 17.00 bottles. , . , , ...., , . , , 87.50 MartellTwo Star Qts... 18.00 White Rock Pts., 100 MartellThreeStar Qts,.19.00 bottles 10,50 MartellV.S.O.P 24,00 White Rock Splits (N) Jules Robin Qts...,..,14.00- 100 bottles..... . ;;8.50' PORT Per Case Convido 513,50 Commendador 16.00 Taylor's Tronco, - 17.00 Magnifico 8.00 Priorato 9.00 Per Gal. Port from $3.00 to $7.00 SHERRY Per Case Pando $15.00 Fuerheerd's Emperador17,00 Fuerheerd's Oloroso, . 10,00 Magnifico 8,00 Per Gal. Sherry from $2,00 to $7.00 FOY, 1 GEORGE Limited. 32-34 Front St. West, Toronto 1111111111111 OMB 0 e>• fillIrallIMMINIMIMMIII.IMINININISIIMMIMIllD. . . SI Save Coo Save money when you put in your fur- ugnace--but not too much. It takes a nace-but agRod furnace to turn coal into heat -tea good furnace well installed. The heating system for every wise man is the one that saves money for him every winter. On that basis the Hecla is by far the lowest in cost, We will plan such a system for you and furnish estimates free. H. Spackman, Exeter Representatives of CLARE BROS. Sr CO. Limited, Preston, Ont., Makers of t h e HECLA MELLOW AIR FURNACE D2 Aiwa view Russian Minister. P>hl'1`ROGRAD, Aug, 8. Count Bolairiasky was Friday appointed. Minister ;of Agriculture in the Sturn- er Cabinet in succession to A. N. Naumot. 0 1 NMI NMI nam tJ Do you realize that you must now foresee your requirements ? Do you grasp the fact that after September 16th there will be no more stepping into a liquor shop and buying a bottle as you need it? Size up your requirements for the next year or more -and buy now. A case of whisky is a good investment - at the prices we are quoting. Any kind of spirits you use in your home may be bought from us to -day at lower prices than you can possibly expect to pay outside the Province after Prohibition goes into effect. And so with wines. Take Scotch Whisky. Think of "Dewar's Special". at $12.00 a case l This brand which you ordinarily pay 81.50 a quart for, you can now buy from us at a dollar. We are Selling direct to the consumer at these wholesale prices: CANADIAN WHISKY Per Case G. &. W. Special $9,75 G. & W. Ordinary 7.50 Walker's Imperial Qts8,50 Walker's Club Qts 10.50 Walker's Rye Qts 7.25 Seagram's '83 Qts 9.00 Seagram's Star Qts 7.50 Seagram's White Wheat �Qte 8.50 .. Corby's Special Selected10.00 mom Sovereign Qts 8,00 m ,National Qts 6,50 Per Gala G. $r W. Special $3.75 G. & W. Rye, 2 year old2.50 G. & W. Rye, 5 year old3.00 Walker's Imperial 3.75 Walker's Club...... , : . , 4.50 Sovereign Rye 3.50 SCOTCH WHISKY Per Case Mackie's White Horse Qts,,:',; ...$13.50 Mackie's Laird o' Lag. gall. 20 year old 16.00 :.Hill Top Qts...,.,, •„ 13,00 Teacher's Highland Cream Qts 12.50 Usher's 0.V.G. Qts Yet- low Label. ,:,,.13.00 Usher's Special "Reserve, White Label 13,50 Usher's Green Stripe bts. 14.50 (ALL PRICES QUOTED ARE F.O.B. TORONTO) SCOTCH WHISKY Per Case Usher's G.O.H., Black Label 15,00 Usher's The Very Finest20.00 Dewar's Special Qts, Yellow Label 12.00 Dewar's Blue Label Qts, 13,50 Dewar's Special Liqueur, 15.00 Dewar's Extra Special Liqueur 17,00 Buchanan's Red Seal Qts 812.50 Buchanan's Black & White 14,00 Walker's Kilmarnock, White Label 14.50 Walker's Kilmarnock, Red Label..:15.50 Walker's Kilmarnock, Black Label 17.00 McCallum's Perfection Kints g George IV. Top 14.00 Notch 13.00 King William IV18.50 Per Gal. Hill, Thompson & Co. Hill,l,)$5,50 'Thompson & Co.. (N) 6.50 Perfection 7.00 RUM Per Case Burke's Jamaica Rum $13.00 Sherriff'sJamaica -Bell" 12.00 Buccaneer Jamaica.. ,11.00 If .you prefer brands not mentioned in above list, we can probably supply you at equally attractive prices. Containers for Bulk Liquor will be charged as follows: 5 Gallon Keg, 51.25, 10 Gallon Keg, $1,50, 5 Gallon Jar, 75c, 6 Gallon Demijohn, $1,00, Minimum quantity sold, is One Case or 5 Gallon Lo"ts, Terme Net. Cash,,f,o.b'., Toronto. GINS BRANDY Per Case Per Case Jno, De Kuyper Imperial Sazerac Qts• 13.00 Qts., 15 bottles $17,50 La Rose Qts 12.00 Van Ziegler Imperial Per Gal. Qts., 15 bottles 15.00 Brandy....from $5,00 to $7,00 Coate's Plymouth 11.50 Gordon Dry Gin 10,50 Burnett's Dry Gin 10,50 Booth's Old Tom.... , 11,00 Ross' Irish Sloe Gin, , , 12.00 Per Gal. Holland Gin, London Dry Gin, and Old Tom Gin $4.50 IRISH WHISKY Per Case Burke's Imperial Qts. , .$16.50 Burke's Ordinary Qts.. , 12.00 Bushmill's Qts 13.00 Balbriggan Imperial Qts15.00 Balbriggan Ordinary Qts 11,00 BRANDY Per Case Hennessy,. One Star Qts , .$17.00 Hennessy Two Star Qts.. 18.00 WATERS Hennessy Three Star Qts 19.00 Hennessy, V.O. Qts..... 23.00 White Rock Qts., 50 Martell One Star Qts... 17.00 bottles. , . , , ...., , . , , 87.50 MartellTwo Star Qts... 18.00 White Rock Pts., 100 MartellThreeStar Qts,.19.00 bottles 10,50 MartellV.S.O.P 24,00 White Rock Splits (N) Jules Robin Qts...,..,14.00- 100 bottles..... . ;;8.50' PORT Per Case Convido 513,50 Commendador 16.00 Taylor's Tronco, - 17.00 Magnifico 8.00 Priorato 9.00 Per Gal. Port from $3.00 to $7.00 SHERRY Per Case Pando $15.00 Fuerheerd's Emperador17,00 Fuerheerd's Oloroso, . 10,00 Magnifico 8,00 Per Gal. Sherry from $2,00 to $7.00 FOY, 1 GEORGE Limited. 32-34 Front St. West, Toronto 1111111111111 OMB 0 e>• fillIrallIMMINIMIMMIII.IMINININISIIMMIMIllD.