The Brussels Post, 1906-5-10, Page 5WiNQHAM
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
is a Iliftb•grado Commercial School.
Three Courses t
Oommerolel Stenography Telegraphy
Write GGE0, SPO'II.ON, Principal.
,,.....,•.yr•
Creat School
ELFOTT6,
TORONTO, ONS`.
ti' Studouto from hrltieh Oolumbin, f)
`fj Hackatobowan and Manitoba en the
,rWest to Now Brun0wi011 on the East yy9
1 are lu attendance this year. Distance
qiv no hludrauee to those who china to
get the bunt Our graduate+) are 01-,
ry ways successful Our taohitleo are un -
lee Harpneeed. COMMENCE NOW. NO vaca-
tions. College open entire year. Mag.
nleoent catalogue free. tp1�
W, J. ELLIOTT, Principal. !y,
Con. Toting Alin ALaxLNnna BTR. 3RJ
ti064 1!5i 10 BIF;Y.Fftt_'�rI IIF
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. R. A. BURNS—
Succesoor to lir. J. A. McNaughton
tarueeele, Otttdrlo
Graduate of Polyoliuio Poet Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, Now York.
Member of Collage of Physiclano and Sur -
goons of Ontario.
Office end residence entail fie formerlyoo-
cupied by Dr. MoNaughtou.
Diseases of women a specialty.
'Phone No, 21.
BUSINESS CARDS,
air H. MOCRACKEN-
1' i a Ieeuor or Marriage Llceuaea. Ob
dco 66 Gr000ry, Turuborry strobe, Brussels,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
ODtce In the POA! Once, Ethel. 20-4
C. 0. F.
Court Prluoeoe Alexandria, No.24, 0.0, F.,
B raneele, meets in their Lodge Room, Blas -
hill 131000, on the 2nd and last Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAS. BURGESS, 0. R.
A. E. MELLISH, R, 6.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
INB091Nea,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
; • Bkn. will sell for better prices, to
better men, In lees time and lase charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Huron or
he won't [barge suything. Dates and ordure
oat always be arranged et this Mhos or by
p•ruonal application.
ROBT. H. QARNISS
BLDNVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Hale0 arranged for
at the adios of Tun PrimT, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
G• A. CUNNINGHAM-
Honor uraduame of the Ontario Vot-
ertn6ry Oolloge, is prepared to treat all disk
eaten of domestioated animals in 0 compo*,
tint manner. Particular attentiongeld to
Veterinary lleut,stry and Milk Favor. Galin
promptly attended to. 01110e and infirmary
—Poor dome North of bridge, Tornborry et.,
Bruneele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING,
A B.1tIACDONALD-
11• Darrletor, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Successor to G. F. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank. Br8esele. Solicitor for Metro.
pontes clack.
VV•M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrlater, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, ho. Olitoe—Stewart's 131ook
I door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Sauk.
pLlOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BAR1RISTBRS, BOLIO110R8, NOTARIES
PUBL1O, ETC.
W. Paoongeer, II. O. R. 0. Hass
G. F. BLAIR.
Offices—Thom, formerly occupied by Meows
Cameron & Holt,
GODERIon, Curable.
DENTISTRY
DR. R, P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and F1rut.olase Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uufyernit . Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Ualier1,
BRDSHELB,
CENTRAL �r
STRATFORD. ONT.
(180 olaeee, ere lunch larger than
they wore a year ago, The public
Uhave learuod that thin ie the best
plane in the Province to obtain a Oom•
meroial Education or Shorthand
UTraining, Students aro eateries earth
week. .11* graduates tot good posi-
tions. Write now for Ostalegu0.
ELL1011' k oto LAOHLA1,
Prinelpuls.
liAlegt=1f
a
Brewer's
art Studio
sinow
Headquarters for First-class
Photographs,
Life Size Portraits, Crayons
and Watercolors finished in
A 1 style.
Family Groups a specialty.
Call and Bee samples•
H. R. BREWER
T tat nctvs 21 t nIs
MAY flowers are abundant.
Ia vobr enbeoriplion 10 Tea POST paid
for 1900 7
Bemuse use ie pinking up 0e the seeding
lime Oniobee.
Samoa Board will meet Friday even-
ing 01 that week.
Baosestoe' morobante take no mond
place tor tasty window deeming.
House route dards printed al Toe
PooT pabltahiog Hoose at ehorl natio°.
A raw new reoidenaee will be bails in
this locality during the Doming Sommer,
Tse oar of coal for the Poblio Sobool
building for next Winter's use arrived
Zest week and wag plaited in the base•
mon!.
It you prefer to take medicine in tablet
form you 0011 now obtain Dr, Shoop'°
Roatorative Tablets. Absolutely too
ohange hag been made in the medicinal
ingredients. Sold by F. B. Smith.
IT it only duty and jaelioe to enooar.
age your home paper, extend to it Cho
aoutiehment to which it le entitled, Pay
your eabeoription promptly Cud gond a
few extra aopiee to (Latent triendo.
They will appreciate the favor and so will
we.
Whenever your bowel° eltip a day
without a movement—take a LAX•ET.
Whenever your breath ie bad, your
akin waxy or wallow, your Ione00 meted,
your breath fool, take a LAX ET, only
bo. 8o1d by F. 11, Smith.
Ir you bove any news don't wait till
Tits Poem 28 oat dad then say, "Why, I
could have told you eo and s0." Tell i1
to us and tell it to ne now. If you
don't got a chance to Dee 0e, telephone
or telegraph it to me. We want the
nesse.
Dn. Human, London, will be at the
Ameriosu Hotel, Brueaele, on :—
THURSDAY, — JUNE 21sT
THURSDAY, — JULY 19Th
Hours 7:30 a. in, to 2 p. in, Eye, E ,r,
No'o and ''Throat oun0ultaticne. Ey en
tested for gla2ee.
Tae nowepaper is a law book to the
indolent, a sermon for thoughtlre', a
library for the poor end an admonisher
for the Iawleee It may otimu ate the
moat indifferent, but it oanoot be pub•
netted without 0081 and Bent tree to ant•
eoribere. 'rb,o i0 no joke.
Da Ovens, M. D., Loudon, Eye end
Ear Sureenn, will be et Smith's Drog
Store, Brn•sele, on the first Tumidity in
Saab month. Route, 8 a. m. to I.30 p. m
Oatarael, anthill, failing eyesight,
•eafteee and 1aeal catarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit,
Tuesday, Jane 6111.
IN 00mm pato00 the 88008,ment roll ie
pamiehed, whish is not a bed idea, It
abovo everybody who's who and how the
other fellow ie aouked or eeaped am the
uaee may be, It eau be luvpeoted at *ho
cseeeser's office. Why not make it as
public an the volare Het or anditore'
report 7
*holo who have lake° other laxatives
without aatisfeetion end those who have
taken a°ah quantities of other laxatives
that they have logs their afford, will find
n pleasant earprioe in LAX E'TO. There
18 canal ly ne pain, Wiping, °6000e or
discomfort even in 006000 oaeea This his
dandy bowel laxative. LAX ETS io
0rlly 6o end eold by F. B Sm,• -b.
1110501.2 of Ihts week W. E. Mimeo
removed his barber shop to the newly
fitted aparimonte fu the Leckie block,
formerly occupied by A. Coueloy. He
has added a Ono barber'* ante,
new lineoleam on the floor, ate.
and will have an up to•daio shop.
It would be a difficult matter to
and in any town two better tonsor n1
parlore than those belonging to Brnsselo.
Or INTaaa0T To Tenon1Ns.—Owing
to unavoidable 0ir00100ta11009 the date
of hewing the programme for the West
Huron Te6ohere' A*emaietibn may
be dt•layed, and 8e many are anxious
to know the dale of the next Teachers,
Institute, this plan has been taken
to let All this
that it Mae been definite.
ly dooided for W. H. P. A. to go on
the Farmer's exouroion, June 15, with
privilege of retgring noxi day. E.
H. T. A. may go the same, or, for
the greater convenience of teachers in
the North, with Ram Bruno farmers.
If the latter plan ie ehoeen, then East
Huron *where for whom June 15th
exoureion will be more convenient will
be gladly welcomed by W. H. T. A. on
that date.
Tome truly,
W. H. ;100248000, Seo. W. H. T. A.
WoMEN'o INoT1TOTa 1111021500.—The
following ie a het of the places at
which Women's Ioetitol0 meetings
will be hold in the noun* of Huron
during the month of June : Exeter,
Town hall, South Flacon'
June 20th.
Bayfield, town hall, South Huron, June
21st. OOe6on, aoudad chamber, Weet
Huron, June 22nd. Holmoevillo
Wilson's hall, Neat Raton (evening),
Jane 23rd. Ethel, township hall, Emit
Boron, June 271h. Gorrie, town. hall,
East Huron, June 98th. Fordwioh,
Foresters' hall, Ea0* Huron, Jane 27811.
The speakers and subject, for ;his
division are 69 follows ; Mist Agnea
Smith, Hamilton, "Prineiploe of Cook.
Ing" (domonetratione), "Meets ; Oom•
poeilion and cooking,' "Food in it°
Relation to the body," "Donnoetio
Soleus," "The Sanitary Homo,' "The
Needs of the Home of the Present
Day," "Leber Problems of the Home.
hold," "Tho house 1 its Furnishings
and Decors/lone," "d. Plain talk with
Houaekeopere." Mre. F. W. Weise,
Olinger!, "Home Nursing' "An0idonte
and Emurgonoiee," "Beheate of
Wamon'o Iaetttatee," "Care of the
Bands, Foos mad lair," "Riots for
•raav6.0 rmiesse
the Women Who Work," "Tho Bath,
Preen Alr and Exeroiee.
Often timed in the sudden illnaeo of
children if a reliable remedy in available
fatal o0nsegnenoee eau be avoided, For
*bean 0m0rgentnee perent0 aro urged to
have at hand ready for lnuneci oto 0010
Dr, Sheep's. Diphtheria Ouro,Dr, Shoop'+)
Croup (Jure, Dr, Shoop's Worm Care,
and Dr, Sboop'o Paiu 1'un8088, Child•
ren'° allmente demand promptness above
all Mee. There is nothaeg harsh or shut
Oau possibly harm iu any of lhene excel.
lout household medioinoe. Sold by F. R.
Smith,
Ci001) REASONS J'011. ITS SUCCESS.
Without doubt the largo,* 0ehiug
catarrh modimuo in Amorioo ie Caturrh-
oaouu, Not advertiou,g but honest merit
lute made the lame of "Caturrhezono"
whioh io guaranteed to cure oatarrb in
arty part of the ey060m ; try it y0ar•
Holt.
V rain 1) r O.ct lo.
Leet Sabbath alteruoou the eorvioe iu
the Alethodiet ohuroh ane conducted by
W. H. Kerr, ot'lie Pon.
OltANBnoolt, SouooL RI :MT.—Tile
following is Oranbrook Soboui Report for
April. Numoe are in order of merit,
V.—I. Sharpe. Sr. IV,—H. MuDouald,
R.Ounniugham, E. Hunter. Ir. IV. --
V. Sparliug, 131. McDonald, A. Dark, 8.
Alderson, M. MoNiohol, H. Smalidov, D.
Perris, M. Fox. Sr. IIL—N. Lung, 1,.
Dark. J. Menzie0, 13. McQuarrie, L.
Spurting, M. Sperling, R. Aldereou, J.
Baker. Jr. I11.-11. Alderson, O. Stelae,
G. Smalldon, A. Fox, 0.Fieoher. Sr.II.—
C. Feather, Reltu Lox, L. Porrie. Jr,
Humor, al. Oameron, A. Sperling
L. A•dereou, M. McNabb, R. Haight,
tl. MuDouald, L. Sonde, G. Cameron, E.
Smalldon, Part IL E. MoNiobol, E.
Peueiugton, F. Further, E. Porter. Sr.
L—G. Knight, 0. Morrow, T. Smalldon,
A. Fiedler, E. Sporliug, E. Ruymaun, 0.
Gore:hitz. Jr.I—R. Fox, A. Hunter,
B. Feather. L. A.McKA2, 'reacher.
Ulixaton.
Gordon Jobneoa had the misfortune to
have pert of hie thumb token off by a saw
at the organ factory.
Geo. and Mro, Warroner, of Mary et.,
celebrated their golden wedding ou Tema
dayevening of last week.
Rube. Holmes and Alta. Chant were In
St 081080iven last week attending the
funeral of their father, Edmund Holmes,
0r,
James Martin, who hue been iu Loo•
dun for 00100 tim0, undergoing treat -
moth heti 001000ed 10 town very much
better.
The Ohivamen who run the laundry in
town bavo a phonograph which gives
0810atio1le in the Chiueee language. It ie
quite a novelty and attruot0 a lot of
attention.
Daring the poet °huroh year Weeloy
1001220diet alluroh boo anffored heavily
from removals, having loot no lees than
thirty three member° end in addition it
bas loot five by death,
Rev. Al, D. Consume, formerly peetor
of the Helmet church here, io now con.
ueoted with a Waetorn land ayndioate,
and loot week succeeded in Corning over
their holding° of a profit of 3106,000,
of which' 325,000 came to Rev, Mr,
Coltman,
Rosen' E. Manning will go to a new
field of labor. Ile has boon employed
in Mr. Tisdall'o private Bunk for tome
yeere, and leek weak went to Varna,
Where ho will open a branch for the
Sterling Bank. He does not expect to
remain there long, having been promised
a position elsewhere,
Samuel Ballo, formerly of Exeter,
died ul the Bouee of Refuge on Friday
April 27th, aged 86 yenta. Before en
tering the H. of R. he was au inmate of
it Hume at Loudon, but would not stay
there, Bo was well connected and wan a
paying patient, The body was Bent on
Saturday morning to Exeter, the inter.
men* taking plume in the cemetery
there.
A lady who has been very active and
prominent in the meetings of the
Womeu'n Institute ie Ma,. F. W. Watte,
and therein oho bee dieplayed don.
eidertble originality and ability. We
are glad to be able to say that the O°•
aide Government has recognized her
fitness by appointing her to the staff of
permanent lectarea, who will address
m0etidge of the Womeo'e Ioetitute in
various parte of the Province,
CHILLS 01101E EATAL
If warmth and ciroulation are not
promptly reetorod, ohille reetilt in fatal
pneumonia. Tkie ueeeaaitatee keeping
Nerviiino on hand. Tukan in hot water
It broake up a chill in two minutes. By
rubbing freely over the throat and sheet
it prevent0 Calde. No liniment eo strong
00 penetrating, ea swift to hill pain and
inflammation. Nearly fifty year0 record
has proved the value of Poison's Ner•
viliu0, You ehoutd get 8 bottle to
day.
4;, odericta.
'Phe MoEwaa cult works are running
again.
Pr0sent population of the town i0
4,400 ur over.
A new tariff for drinks wee adopted by
the hotels of 10wn uud went into (orae 00
May 2nd.
J. B. Hawkioe has diopoeed of hie
hardware stook to E. Poulin, of Dash.
wood, who assumes charge June lel.
Dr. Holmes iulende erecting two or
three new bootee on the late Judge
Tom's property near the ,station, which
be purchased, and in having the hoose
now on the property fixed over.
When a Man Leaves
Off His Overcoat
he feels the need of a New Sack Suit.
There are many little points of difference that dis-
tinguish this year's style from the one in vogue last
Autumn.
It is by comparing the 20th Century Brand of
Men's Fine Tailored Garments with the ordinary kind of
Ready-to-wear Clothing that you see just how much these
• little points of difference" mean. If you aim to be well
dressed they meals much to you
If you realize their importance you will be quick to
appreciate the new Single-breasted Suits we are offering
this Spring at from $IO to $20.
We also have a complete line. of New Spring Hats
and Shirts just opened.
AAr/1/teDeNte tOa
.C.Dunfdrd &San
Exclusive Clothiers and Furnishers.
Bank of Hamilton
Toto Ynud. NII, M1OL,000 1
Total AnOct», W:rs,eoU,Utw
00 BRAN01118 IN CANADA B0 0
Precidoot, • • HON, WIT. G1B80N
Vico President k General 8610000,
JAM.IDB TURNBULL
('upflan, Pahl rip, 52,600,006a052,600,001
ETHEL AGENCY
Savings Department—Ample eeourlty
for Dopo1itOre.
Dopoeltuof 31.00 uudupwards received.
Interest allotted at current rates and
compounded half yearly.
ADVANCES made to Farmers for
foudlug stook,
Gale Notes collected and advances
made thereon.
Drafts bought and sold, PA
W, N. kicIrAY, SUB -AGENT.
a cm 3 $ )�ag$rlas�j+
Rev, J. A. :lndereon and Rev. Jan.
Hamilton were attending the Presby er•
ion Synod of Hamilton and London,
which le in oeoeion at Brantford.
J. H, Ward, West street, had another
incubator batob of chiokouo the result
being 84 birds from 90 eggs. He now
has 860 chicken°, and Home of thorn will
be ready for the market in a week or
two.
The illneea of John Aoheoon, the pro.
grass of wbioh woe noted with eympa.
thetio Intoreet by our tawntipeople daring
the toilet month, terminated fatally on
Monday of last week, and thee was
brought to a close the earthly career of
one of our beet known citizens. Mr.
Aohoson teas bora in Ireland 77 years ago
and at the age of 12 yeara mane to this
oodntry with his parents, the family set.
Cling in Goderiob tewnebip.
J0mee Diokeou has been appointed
deputy registrar of deeds as 5 1Oeeeor to
3, D, O'Connell, who recently *deigned
to join the Sovereign Bank. Mr. Dick..
eon has been associated with the regietry
office to nearly 15 yearn, hem a thorough
familiarity with tbework,and bee proved
himself a faithful and competent official.
From the standpoint of the public inter.
este be ham deserved the promotion, and
the appointment will no doubt be entirely
eatishiet0ry to those who have bnoiaeee
with the oti'1ae.
The fouodotion tor the new Baptist
Minnie, to be erected opposite the Pah.
lio Library, will be ready for the joists
next week, the oontroatoro, Reid & Co.,
being well ahead with the work. The
church will be of brick and will occupy
the lot corner of Montreal end Market
sires*e, et one time belonging to the
Vivian estate. The building will be 60
feet by 60 feet, with a basement, tete
front will be of Milton pressed brick, the
balance of Benmiller make, end the
chnrotl will have a pretty appearance.
It to proposed t0 lay the l0andatl0n el0ne
0 . Viororie Day, for which serviot due
preparutione are being merle.
WHAT CAUSES APPENDICITIS.
The 00mmoneet came of uppenofaitis
in oonotipatlou. When Soo require
physio don't uee cheap draetio pills—get
Dr. Bumilton'e Pills which etreoglh.n
the atom ma, regulate the bowels and
prevent Guy tendency to appendioitls
Iu one day you'll feel the tremendon-
benefit of Dr. Hamilton's Pine. Bo
purifying the blood and cleansing the
system they prevent beadaohee. N..
mediaiue 00 successful an Dr. Hamilton'.
Pills, cold everywhere iu 25o. boxes with
yellow toyer ; get the genuine.
Winrrhaxn.
L. A. Ball has oeoured a good position
in Toronto and lett for that oily.
Walter Bargees goes this week for
Mooeomio, Mau,, where he will enter
partnership with H. H. Wightmon in tbo
gent.' furnishings, boot and shoo and
grocery buoineeo.
The plastering at the new poet office
building is completed, The piping a,
the new poet office building +),rived and
workmen are bore inetelling the heating
plant.
F.13. M0G0igan, Fourth Vioe•Prosi•
dent of the Grand Trunk, and W. G
Brownlee, Superintendent of the middle
division, and other G. T. R. 0111cia,o were
in W10ghum inspecting the improvements
being made iv the yard here.
Charles F. Kent, a former resident of
Wingham died at hie home in Douglas,
Mau., on Monday, April 28rd. Deoeae 11
wag a number of years a resident of Shia
town and wile the Inst remaining mem.
bar of the family of Mrs. 8extue Kent,
of town. Mies Bertha Kent, of town, ie
a daughter of deceased.
Ata meeting of the High Sobool Board
it little change was made in the site for
the new High School building. The
board will now have the Ove Iota on the
Beet side of Carling etreel and a smell
portion o1 Mr. Armour's farm, The
site oboeen Homo week(' ago would have
coal 31126, bot in making the change the
Hite is bei0g eeonred for 3905.
Mies A. 0. MoDonald, B. A., National
Seoretery of the Young Women's Obrie
Han ABeeolation in Japan ie viailing
for a few days with her parents, Dr, and
Mre, P. MacDonald, Mise Macdonald ie
on bar way to Perin, France, to attend the
World'e Convention of the Yooug
Women* 0hriatia0 Aaeoaation. On
Tuesday miming of Inst week ebe deliver.
ed a very interesting address it the
Wingham Presbyterian ohoroh at the
regular meeting of the Womeu'a Foreign
Missionary Society,
The Runnel Mildness meeting of the
Epworth League of the Wingham Metbo
dist church was held on Monday evening
of last week and was largely attended,
being one of the best moetin(e in the
hietory of the League. During the past
year there bitve been romovale to the
number of 20 and notwilhetanding *hie
the momberehip of the Leanne hoe been
inaroaeed 7. The peat year has passed
all previous record° in the matter of
Mieetonary offoringe, the amount collect.
ed being over 3204, For the year jun
entered upon the Loagne ie nuderlaking
to support it* own ml8eimeary in the
Canadian Wet. Offionro for the miming
year were eleoted ac follows :—Honorary
President, Rev. Dr, Gnvdy ; President,
Jae, Kerr 1 lat. Vioo, Mies Mulvey; 2od.
Vico, Mise M. Tibbs ; Ord. Vice, Mie° H.
Wollwood ; 4th Vioe, ABM H. Graham ;
Beo•Sone., Mie9 M, Hammond ; Cor.
Bray, W. T. Hall ; Trea0,, Mie* M.
Fess008 ; Diotriot Repreentative, Miss
E. L, Lloyd ; Pianist, Mies G. Datmago ;
Assistant Pianist, Mies L. Kew.
NEW
RPETS &C.
FOR SPRING
Carpets, Mats, liattings, Linoieums
Oil Cloths and Rus
Our stock in the above lines is now complete and
ready for your inspection and comprises all the new ideas
in Colors, Styles and Patterns and for variety to select
from is greater than all the stocks in town put together.
CARPETS
3 -Ply Wool Carpets ; 2 -Ply Wool Carpets ; Velvet Carpets ; Brus-
sels Carpets ; 2i -Ply Wool Carpets ; 2 -Ply Union Carpets ;
Tapestry, Wool, Union and Hemp Stair Carpets.
LINOLEUMS
Linoleum° 2 and 4 yards wide and a great assortment to select
from.
FLOOR OiL CLOTHS
Floor Oii Clothe in the following widths -1, 11, 11, and 2 yards and
a lot of patterns to choose from.
RUGS
In Velvets, Wools, Unions and Tapostrys from 2i yards by 3 yards
to 3i yards by 4 yards, at prices that are right.
Carpet Lining in plain felt and padded, also Stair Plates and Pads.
A
'Word About Shades
We are experts in the Window Shade business. If you want shades
for your house let us give you an estimate of the cost.
We use Hartshorn Rollers and will replace any one that does not
give satisfaction.
1•"e't,'t,PWkJei 0,'h21 't„taeiW 1,01111.111
Leatherdale & Son
BRUSS H11...48
44lIM6de+eOVM6
� W - Spring and Summer -�►'�
MILLINERY
OUR Fine New and Fa.shionable Spring stock is to
hand and ready to adorn the Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity.
As we will not hold a formal Opening we invite the
Ladies to call and see our goods any time,
A choice stock of Fancy Goods in the line of Em-
broidery Silks, Table Centres, Doylies, Sofa Cushion Tops
and Frills, Point Lace Patterns, Braids, Threads, Rings,
&c., has been added to my business and Ladies are asked
to see them.
I thank the public for the past year's patronage and
will be pleased to share in this season's business.
Mrs. McKinlav
Good Goods at
Right Prices
Are, no doubt, a source of interest to you.
We have received some of our new Spring and
Summer Goods and there are more to come,
Now Prints
New Shirtings
New Cottonades
New Underwear
New Hosiery
New Shoes
These goods have the stamp of Quality
and as our expenses are light and we have
bought our Cotton Goods and Shoes before
the advance in Cotton and Leather, we are
in a position to give you the benefit by
low. Give us a call—wo can interest you
and save you money.
Best Manitoba Flour for Salo.
la -Highest Market Pride for Produce of all kinds.
MacDonald Bros.
JAMESTOWN