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There ie a steadily Managing demand for the better grades of Note Pap-
er. Great sat10180t10n is derived from neiug the correct style of Writ-
ing Paper and Envelopes. We find that the Dimity Paper gives excel -
taut satiefaotion and remains in popu'ar favor, although s0 many kinds
are being made. One quire of Paper with Euvelopee to match for 25o.
Two other kinds of merit are the "Dutch Febrile" and "Crepe de Vel-
ours" at 10e. per quire.
BOXES O F STATIONERY
Nothing niter for Christmas Presents. We have received a 1.rge num-
ber of our new Christmas Papeteriee, These include a great many
different kinds, the boxes being prettier than ever, but at the same time
we have taken pains to see that the value is in the Paper as well. They
range in price from 15o. up to 91.00 a box. The best ohoioe now.
SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
8OUTIIERN EXTENSION W. 9. & e.
Traine leave Brneeele Station, North
and South, aa follows:
00008 600TH GOING NORTn,
Mail 7:05 a.m t Mixed 5)10 am
Mixed 01:25 e.mMull ,,........1:44 p.m
Express 9:02 p.m I .. Express 8:51 p.m
WOCa1 tips kerns
A obiel'e among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent i:.
Feta -like weather.
BRooa found. Enquire et Tan Pose.
STRAW appears to be a scarce com-
Modity.
MaDONAU) Boos, shipped a oar of head.
iug to Woodstock.
A apeman meeting of the School Board
will be held on Friday evening,
WHAT about your Christmas advt.?
Don't leave it ectil the last week,
A ten of cattle and a oar of sheep were
shipped this week to Toronto by Barr
Bros.
C. 0. F., Brnasels, will meat Toeeday
evening of urn week in their hall, Biaeb•
ill block.
A NEW eem:•elroular eign has been
plaoed at the eutrarce to Messrs. Wack-
er & Blaok'e furniture atm e.
THE W. 0. T. U. have placed several
wall peekete where they purpose keeping
ltteratare for gratuitous distribution.
FREDDIE Woon received it oat oil hie
forehead while playing at eohool the
other day. ale fell againet the atone
wall.
A BEE was on the program on Tuesday
patting in a tiie drain from St. John's
reotory oeilar to the server. The old
board waterway was found to have ceased
ire usefulness.
TEE Eckhardt Concert Company lelt
their measure with H. R. Brewer, artist,
Brussels, for a new set of photos for ed.
vertising purposes while in town thio
week.
GEORGE Fox, the geniae of the violin,
will play at the Te -'e o Concert, Brae
eels, on Deo, 7:11. Sr. Thome Times
says :—He ie an artist of whom Canada
may well be proud,
A COUPLE of Dare of dressed poultry
have been shipped by R. Thomson, pro.
duce dealer, of Brueeele, to Landau, 006.
The turkey Beason is now near at head
when he will do a ruabiog basineee,
GOOD PIGS.—A. T. Gerrie killed two
pige for D. 0. Roes on Tuesday that were
eix mouths old. They dreeeed 450
minds, 1 going 237 pounds and the other
213 pounds. D. 0. is a goad feeder eel.
don f ly.
Tao Porn is =oh obliged to a goodly
number who are squaring off arreers on
eabsoriplions and payiug for the coming
year. It takes a lot of money to run a
nswepaper °Sex and every dollar helps.
How lB your Bub. dear reader?
Tim Grand Truuk Railway should
make their time card read eo that the
maroiog.traiu from London on the L, H.
& B. would connect with the mixed trona
Kincardine at Wiugham. It would be
a great 0000005000 to many.
A Looi•OUT is being kept in several
quarters to nab the uncleanly fellow who
has beeo bespattering plate glass fronto
with tobacco epit'le. If he ie definitely
located be will be taught a lesson be
won't forget for a day or two. It's too
mean a trick to be alarmed aa having
u goie° of being smart or foamy.
Teems Concert Deo. 7011. Spanking
of H, Ruthven MacDonald, the favorite
5.0riWue, the 'Toronto Globe Saye :—
"Mr.
"Mr. MocDanald possesses a volae of
rich quality end wonderful compact,
He is an artier in the matinee of hie ren-
dition." Dou't fail to bear him. The
Detroit Free Press says :—Mr. Mac.
Donald has one of the beet deep voiaee
heard in Detroit for a long time,
YOUNG MEN'S CLUB,—Friday evening a
debate was held under the anepioee of
the Club the enbleot being "Resolved
that we gain more by our failures theta
one eaaoesses." The affirmative wag
upheld by W. R. Mooney and Reseal
Lowry and the negative by Russel
Zimmer, and David MoOall. Next
Monday evening four poets, Lowell,
Tennyson, Laogfellow and Hulmee, will
he dieoua0ed. It will be an open meeting
beginning et 8 o'olook.
RECEPTION To REV. MR. AREY.—Mad•
leen (Indian) Courier, of; Nov. 16th,
Speaks as follows of former well known
Brneeelitee:— Last evening from 7.30
until 10:00 there was held a reception in
the obmpel of Christ Ohuroh in honor of
the Rev. and Mre, Geo. J. Abet', the in.
corning rentor and hie wife, Of the
other °hutches, the Reverends Gnthneols,
Johnson, Barnard and Traum were
present. Profuse oongratulatioue were
bestowed upon thie Congregation over
their having eeoared as 9 leader a mat
eo genial in disposition, 00 pleasant in
addreee, and one whose bearing is
prophelio of eaoeeee 1n this new field.
The ladiee, of Christ Ohara, as natal,
wore delightful hostesses, oontribating to
the enjoyableness of the 0ooaei00, not
alone by their presence, bet by the dainty
Windt prepared at their hands. The
rector to late of Prseton, Cn0ada, and
naeamee hie first Work in the Stetee at
Madison. The welcome extended him
Wag most cordial,
GEO. CARDIFF forwarded a car of bogs
to Palmerston on Tuesday.
Tim Cr, T. R. Brussels section gang
has been at Listowel aidiag is putting
in new sidings at that town.
JAMES STEWART, painter, is wioldiog
tbe brush on the new station houses oil
the Gnelph—Goderioh railway line.
BormzR at 20 came a poaud and eggs
at 20 oeute a 00000 may make the term.
ere emi10 bat it rather puokere up the
consumer's phiz.
MR. BLAKE, the oil expert, baa retaru•
ed to town from California and has
taken stook in the Brussels Oil 0o. ane
is going to oversee the developing of their
oil field.
THE Brussels Evaporator Completed a
busy 809800'8 work 1882 week. It is a
pity that Mr. Cunningham could not see
hie way clear to enlarge his boei»eaa so
ae to iuotude a attuning and jelly tamer).
Do You raJoy a good laugh ?—It eo
hear Jas. Fax, the well kucwu humorous
vocalist, at the Teunie Couoert, Brneeele,
Deo. 7th. He will Bing ;—"A Meddler's
Medley," "Hooligiu'e fanny dress ball,"
"Only a laboring man," and "Has ooy
body seen ma brither Charlie."
Dn. Ovens, M. D„ Loodou, Eye and
Ear burgeon, will be et Smitb'e Dine
Store, Brussels, on the first Tuesday in
each mouth. Hours, 8 a. m, to 1.30 p.
in, Cataract, squint, failing eyeelgbt,
deafness and nasal catarrh treated two
4500000 properly fitted. Next visit, Torre
day, December 415. N. B.—Dr. Ovens
makes no calla.
I. 0. Rlaamma has lately disposed of
two seta of Ilia Exbieitiou heatless. Tht
lat prize team baruees has beeo eeocree
by Duncan Jobueton, oounoillor of Grey,
and one of the Bingle Sete by George
Thomson, our well known grocer, Brue
agile. Both these gentleman can be eon.
aratalated cm having secured something
thoroughly good in tbe hareem; hue.
A Lox OF COMPLAINING.—Many growers
of sugar beets In this section are any•
thing but p eased with the treatment.
,hey are receiving from the Benin Sugar
Beet Feetory people iu the delay over
bippiug of the crop. Tbey will have a
.agar Doer nuts, few of this year's patron,
eaters they will close contracte for 1907.
The policy the Oo. is following louse
suicidal from the grower's staudpolat anti
ie auythiog but setiefeotory at this
aeeeou of the year with the beets lying it,
heaps iu the fields.
Wilma Station Agent Henry was away
with a hooting party of 7, about 50 miles
from Port Arthar, one of their unmber
Chita. Snider, Mayor of Dayton, Ohio,
sooideatally teat his life by the apsettius
of a canoe in White Fish Lake, wbi,e
going after some ducks he bad shot.
He was 9,00e at the time. Mr. Snider
was about 36 years of age and up to the
present there is uo word of the reoovery
of hie body. The party bad only beeo
at the !meting groaude 2,} days at the
lime of the sad 0000000000.
Go ON a BoamNnes TRIP TO TEE Warm—
Next week Wesley Walker, well known
here leaven on a business trip to the West
,0 the interests of the Bell Piano Oom
pehy. He has put in a number of years
et 65110 work and met with a large
measure of success. Mr. Walker was a
resident of Brussels for a number of years
and has ei00e resided in Wiogham. He
will be away 3 mouthe in ,the Prairie
Province and 1f be likes it be may re
main, Mre. Walker aed children will
vieit'at her parental home, Reeve Sloan's,
at Blyth, Tae PoeT wishes Mr. Walker
9000088.
LARGELY ATTENDED.—The funeral of
Finlay Scott, jr., last Saturday afternoon
was largely attended, Rev. D. 13, ado.
Bae, of Oraubrook, conducted the service.
The pall bearers were Brine and Stewart
Scott, Jae. Thomson, Hardy Avery, Olove
Beadier and Will Ameat, Beautiful floral
tributes were received from the eohool
pupils, the public school teachers, Brea -
seta Oddfellows Lodge ; the Green and
Armstrong families, of Hamilton ; Miss
Winnie Turnbull, of Listowel ; Mr.
Bernie, of Peterboro, and relatives in
Brueeele. Among the frienda from a
distance were Mr. and Mrs. Dennie and
Mrs. Kern, of Ingersoll ; Wm. Service, of
Loudon ; Archie Scott, of Sarnia; and
friends from Seaforth, Blyth and other
places.
FIez.—Tuesday morning about 1,30
o'olook fire was discovered in the front 01
the old house owned by James Thaell
nearly opposite Bt. John's church, Turn.
berry street. The alarm was given and
the engine got out and the fire soon pat
ander. It wee noticed so Boon after
being started the bnoket brigade could
have attended to it and saved the town
the expense incurred for starting the
engine. No doubt somebody eat the
building afire as the house hae not been
tenanted for 130131801111 and the 1n50ran
0e had been cancelled. T51ie le tbe eeo-
ond time fire hoe been started there
in the past year or so. The building ie
looked upon somewhat a0 a menace to
adjacent property but there is another
way to have it removed _and fraught
with lege danger and expense to the town.
We aoderetandthe proprietor purposes
having it torn down, preeerving whatever
material is worth saving. Tuesday
morning some people proposed ellowing
the house to burn and thereby get it out
of the way on a quiet eight but this ie
bad logia from a lire ineuranoo view and
Would give the teem a bad name, The
house was built many yeer8 ago by a Mr,
Diok and in those days 1000 oonelderod a
tine property.
SURPLUS, OB RESERVE FUND 8 1,000.005
TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,000,000
A. Goucorat Banlcing Bnsineoes Tran0tketed
—"e•SAVING$ BANKY'a"
luterest paid front date of deposit to date of withdrawal at bigbeat onrre»t rates
aid compounded halt -yearly.
Joint Deposit ecOitnIN—A SPECIAL OONVENIENOE m use In our Savings De-
partment 1s the"Joint Deposit" account. Money may bo dopooitod or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household, Thlve system is a great minim -
lance to many residing in town, but more particularly eo to farmers, as in the latter
ease Whether mat or wife cornea to town either can attend to the Banking. Au -
other feature of the system in that to case of the death al either party the money
can be withdrawn by the survivor without east. We will telt you more about our
methods If you will klodly ooll or write.
Married Women and .Minors may make and withdraw deioeita without the fu.
terveuttoa 00 any person.
BALE NOTES CASHED, COLLEOTED or may be left for SAFE•KEISPING
only for which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oaretul and oonrteona attention.
G. P. BOHOLF[ELD, GEN. Menem.J. F. ROW LAND, MANAGER.
Pouliry Vianted
Commencing on Monday, Nov. 26th,
I will start taking in all hinds of Poultry.
Will be haying oontinuouoly for the next
three weeks Sud want to again at•ge upon
you not to hill or deliver auytbing but
what is properly fatted. Keep book your
thin birds until eeoond week in December.
Will bo at Bluevale Deo. 5th to take
delivery of the poultry around that sec-
tion.
Starve properly before killing and
pick dry. 011 feathers and heads must
be off.
tobt. Thomson
Poultry pickers wanted. Apply at once
at the Emporium.
TENNIS CONCERT —The taleat for tbe
dig Teunie Oonaert to be held in Brneeele
town Hall, Deo. 7th, hag been eeoared
and their names have only to be mention
ad to guarantee a crowded hoose. They
are Geo. Fox, the expert violinist ;
Butbven McDonald, the femoos boseo ;
end Jae. Fax, whose humorous songs are
always welcome. Planed Hall will be
round at Foxe Drug eters, on and atter
I'ueedey, 27th.
•CNIOUE AND ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.
—Before a good sized audience, consider.
lag the unfavorable weather, the Eck.
Hardt Family, magical entertainers, gave
•t moet varied, excellent and very en-
joyable program in the Town Ball here
Tuesday evening. They are mneioal
-xperte and in their entertainment oalled
ata service aluminum chimes, Swigs
belle, steel marimbaphone,Ima.iaal rattles
_lasses, violioe, &c. &c., upon all of which
bey performed with capability abd to the
.atielaotioo of the audience, who were
orry when the National Anthem pro•
Maimed the close after two hours of i0•
ereatiog number°. There were five
members in the Company each doing
els, part in royal style. In addition to
be above, vocal solos and quartettes,
ecitationeand faenyiem were iaterjeeted
plus cornet, alto and base solos eo that
here ie not a dell moment. A laughable
.ketch entitled "A Ipoky ohanee" was pre.
+anted by Clifford and Bernard Eokhardt.
1'he triok violin playing of Clifford
Eokhardt and Norman Rahame wag well
none ee 1009 the violin imitations of the
ormer. "The Glory Song" on the belle,
raoompanied by the violin, was worth tbe
admission tee. The Co's. quintette braes
baud would put many a musket organize.
tion of double the number to shame.
1'he Eokhardt Femily give a clean, well
executed program and nobody will be
disappointed with them. They have
been 9 years on the road wbioh speaks
well for them.
MAT Be Not,INATED.—The Wingham
Advance remarks :—The Gaderioh Signal
ie of the opinion that the time has come
for Mr. Herr, editor of Tax BRUSSELS
Pose, to be oboeeo as the Liberal Candi•
,tate for East Huron. The Advance dose
not desire to interfere in any way
with the eeleo1ioa at a Liberal Sandi
date, but in a friendly way, we may
say that the Signal ie not alone In rte
opinion, for there are others wbo
.bink the genial editor of THE Biwa.
sees POST should have a chance. The
Advance does not gee "eye to eye"
with Bro. Kerr in matters political,
nevertheless, we have found him au
obliging neighbor, and we believe him
to be an honorable, Christian gentle.
man. A Liberal candidate there will
be, and if Bass Heron should eo far
backslide 98 to be 000e mere repro•
Betted by a supporter of the present
Ottawa administration, there is n0
one we would rather see there than
Bro. Kerr, Tbie mach we can say,
that !Mould he be nominated and eon•
Bent to stand, a contest between Mr.
Kerr and the present popular member
for East Huron, Dr. Obieholrn (while
it might be keeu) would be honorable
and olean, and free from those noety
pereonalitiee, that make an election
campaign unpleasant. and do not as
eiet, bat rather jujus the candidate
indulging in them. A oonvention ie
to be held early in December to nomi.
nate a candidate.
Boum Booron,—A House Social will
be held at the home of John Bmitb,
Lot 4, Con, 8, Grey, on Thursday evening
Nov 29,h inet , under the anepioee of
St. John's A. Y. P. A. A good program
is being prepared. Rafreehmente (terved.
Everybody welcome. Admission 15o,
Business Locals.
Rew fare wanted. Prides guaranteed,
McKee & Saew.
THE wonder working washing machine.
See it, try it, buy it. McKee & Saew.
Fon Beng.—A good toned square piano.
May be Been et Inepeotor Robb'e resi-
deaoe. Must be sold within a week.
For prima apply as THE Pon.
WANTED.—Freeh roll batter, 25o.
Fresh eggs, 25o. Dry pieked poultry,
dried apples, feathere, raw fore, &o.
GEo. E. KIND, W ingham.
Sews.—If your saws do not work to
please you take them t0 McGregor and he
will make them work and oaa tell you
bow to make them work. Yours,
T. McGregor, Mill Bt., Brussels.
John Griffin of Elizabethtown was
struck by a train and fatally injured.
The steerage paeeengere from the
steamer Kensington were landed at
Quebec).
The 0anedien Imperial Olnb of Belle.
villa tendered a farewell banquet to R.
Matbesou.
Miee Annie Hayhurst, of Hamilton,
has been appointed Superintendent of
Niagara Falls Hospital.
eORST-
BRYANe.—Iu Grey, on Nov. 3rd, to Mr.
and Mre. Jan. Bryane, a eon.
DoosoN.—Is, Innerkip, on Nov. 14th to
Mr. and Mre. Geo. Dobson a daugh-
ter.
HAwxaoeo .—In Waekada, Man., on Nov.
10th, to Mr, and Mre, W. J. Haw.
thorn, a daughter.
b6,61Z.RXmDB.,
BROWN—MoINNEe.—At the reeidenoe of
the bride's father, Ethel, on Nov.
14th, by Rev. D. B. MaRae, Mr.
James E. Brown, to Mies Lizzie
L., only daughter of Mr. and Mre.
Andrew Molnoea, all of Grey,
axEso_
O000.—In Morrie on Nov. 18th, Mary
Letitia, youngest daughter of the
the late John Gook, aged 38 years, 2
months and 30 days.
GRANT,—In Winnipeg, 013 Nov. 5th,
Wm. Grant, aged 79 years, and 11
months,
Musean.—In Morrie, on Nov. 17th,
Arthur Murphy, aged 79 yeare.
SwionnEHvRsT.—In Morrie, on Nov, 17151,
Agues Bwindleburet, aged 35 yeare.
YEo. 1n Turoberry, on Nov. 19th, June
Risdon, beloved wife of Wen. Yeo,
in her 78t51'year.
AV'CTTCI10 SAZ,E_
TUESDAY, N"v. 272a,—Farm stook,
South i Lot 12, Coo. 4, Morrie. Sale
unreserved at 1 0'010011. WM, LITTLE,
Prop., F. 8. Scott, ano.
THURSDAY, Nov. 29TH.—Farm stook,
implements, &o., Lot 1, Con. 18, Grey.
Sale et 1 p. m. Enna Oman, Prop. F.
S. Stott, Ano. Sale postponed from
Wednesday on moonlit of the rain.
li®
1
ReadyMae Su!ts
For the colder weather we have
now in stock a large range of Ready-
made Suits and Overcoats for Boys,
Youths and Men. They are Neat, Sty-
lish, well made and good -fitting Gar-
ments.
All going at PRICES THAT
AItE BARGAINS.
Don't Buy Until You see Them
IF YOU WANT TO SAVE DOLLARS
in the Clothing line call at
Strachan's
0A MAI—Authorized $2,000.000
0APLTA L—Pttld up 1,000,000
RESERVE and Surplus Profits 1.183,132
09reelors
B. J, M0030E, 0, E. THOMPSON, H. 0.
Preeldout, .y1'. Vloa.President,
T1100, BRADSHA W, P.L.A. 11I8 HONOR Mli. W. I40RT10IER 000010, ILO. JAB, 15011I14
JORN EIR0TDRonx
W 1). ROSS, • Ocueral Manager
THE METROPOLI'PAN 13ANR Is open to receive the a000unte of
Fernley), Moranants and Business Oommuulty generally and to give
careful ooneiuoratiou to all proposals eubm,tted to R.
It relies upon its past record for courteous treatment of its One.
tamers, and will extend every 0ooelderutiou o"nsts0e0t with soiled
banking to those wile may desire to traueuot oueluos0 With it,
Sar mss laws .0171).1 r.raw'?
Interest et HIGHEST OURRENT RATES allowed on all some of 91 end upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager.
HSR r.VMS'S-7I.,S 1,41_44.RK£076,
Fall Wheat 68 69
Barley 40 43
Peas 72 73
Oate 32 83
B utter, tube and rolls,19 20
Eggs per dozen 18 20
Hay per ton 8 00 9 00
Floor, per bbl 4 60 5 20
Hoge, Live 5 75 5 75
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per bus 40
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 50
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 ' 70
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
SHORT HORN BULL .FOR
t. ensymn. 'Phe nndereigued will keep
for service on Lot 17, Oen. 9, Grey, the abort
Horn Bull, "Blyth Star,' bred from import-
ed sire and five imported 0000000 iu lam.
He is a choice animal. Terme, SI50 for
grade cows with privilege of returning it
neoeeoary. Also have a time' -brad Berk.
shire Bear with registered pedigree. Terme
81.00 to be paid at time of service with
privilege of returning if neoeseary.
20.5 ROBT. MODONALD, 1',''roprt etor.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
. Huron County Council.
The Council of the Omnty of Enron will
meet in the Council Chamber in the Town
of Godorieb at 9 001005 p, m., On the Brat
Tuesday in December next. All accounts to
come before the meeting must be planed
wish the Ole rk before the day of meeting.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated November 2002, 1900.
1 ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN-
�I_ DERB00NE1) offers his flue 100 sore
farm, being Lot 7, Goo. 7, Grey township, for
sale. All cleared aid nester cultivation ;
good brick house, bank barn and driving
eh ed ; Sret-olaee orchard, &o. Farm is well
watered and well fenced ; splendid locality ;
9 mil es from Bruesrle. Possession can be
given next et arch. For further particulars
ne to p rice, terms, dc, apply on the prom-
isee to ROUT, INGLI8, or Bruce els P. 0.
20.9
APPRENTICES WANTED.—
Young men over 17 yeare to learn
either Beller Making or Menial lig ; good nay
and large premium at expiration of (wprou-
tiooehip, Write E. LEONARD & SONS,
20.3 Loudon, Ont,
STRAYED FROM THE PREM.
fees of the uodoraigned, Lot 10, Bon. 1,
Ores the last week of October, a large year-
old heifer, gray tl color Any information
left at THE Poem, Brussels, or cont to the
owner, Jamestown P. 0., will be thankfully
08095004. 8. 130311E81
Non Secret
Baiting
Powder
Thore'e uo Buret whatever
about our Balling Powder, It
10 made of Cream of Tartar and
Soda—fibs purser that the mar-
ket efforde. These two ingred-
ients ore %dentifloally proportion-
ed so 11.9 to produce the right
leavening power. I6 is the leav-
ener to nee if you would always
have delicious light biscuits,
aakee, &o. It never fails and
never varies.
25c. Per Lb- at
FOX'S
Drug Store
IlaI4IMJN sec WAlitrwire VtihMA
Blanket
Your
Horse
You can do it at small cost
if you come to us for a Blanket
--think of it, shaped and strap-
ped, only 65c each, and heavier
ones as cheap accordingly.
OUR HARNESS
both Heavy and Light, will pay you to examine, as the material
and workmanship cannot be surpassed, and as they are all our own
make we know they cannot fail to be durable.
Robes, Whips, Trunks and Satchels at Bottom
Prices
Set good Second Hand Team Harness at bargain also 2 Sets Single
Sole agents for Columbian Stock Foods and Remedies.
.Repairs in Collars and Harness. Robes Lined and Repaired.
�l. C. RI CHARDS
Brussels Daylight Store
G. N. McLaren
a1i br'nPOrM'h'N,'U.'nrkplvsNdU; n1E,'l,r4JtJga. t. Idtdt,'IJ4dy,'IbnMllilii lu'nPeae'U,Nenlrh,'Uils,'tP6Pb.nu"MN,'e,'yPAr'tNd'b'V; 4; U; h1N; It'hi t,'lu'h�'tat'4A,Alpnd'6'V,'U10rW'Wnn'6Pti�
SPECIALS FOR 10 DAYS' SELLING
For Ten Days we will offer the following Special Bargains
Naturally the Best will go First—so come Early
35e, 30c and 25c Dress Goods, your
Choice for 19e
— Good quality Tweeds, Fancy Meltons
and Plaids, new goods and well worth the
regular prices at 25c, 80e and 85c. Your
choice of the lot for ten days .L"� Q
only ... aa��
14, 12 and $10 Ladies Coats for
only $6 75
— Ladies' Odd Coats and Samples, mostly
iu black and dark colored Tweeds ; long
length, loose fitting, this •season's newest
styles ; worth regular $14, $12 and $10. We
will give you the choice of the lot 6,75
for 10 days only ... V
$1.50 and 1 75 Alen's Tweed Pants
for $1.25
—89 pairs Men's Heavy Tweed and Frieze
Pants ; odd lots in a number of different
lines that we sold regularly at $1.50 and
$1 75. Not all sizes in any one sort but all
sizes in the lot. For 10 days 1.['5
only your choice for ... ... •GGJJ V
$2 50 and 2 75 Men's Tweed
Pants going at $1,75
—22 pairs of Men's Pants in odd line
that we sold regularly at $2.50 and $2.25 ;
good assortment of patterns and perfect
fitting goods. For 10 days only 'j I -7R
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take your choice for L• 1
Men's and Boys' Caps
— 10 dozen Sample Caps—Blacks, Blues
and Fancy Tweeds—all have fur bands and
are good shapes. They are worth regular
from 50c to 90 each. We are. malting two
prices of the entire lot for ten QQdays: You
CXr
take your choice 35 .50
at
The Best Hose we ever Sold
for 25c
— 35 doz, Winter Hose suitable for Ladies,
Gills and Boys. This lot is made up of
Worsted Wools, Heavy Canadian Wools and
Heavy Ribbed Cashmere ; sizes 7 to 10. For
10 days they all go at one price. C,
Your choice for ... ,,, .25
DON'T Fail to see our stock of Ladies' Fur Coats, Ruffs, Stoles and Muffs. We have the
correct Styles and our prices are the Lowest.
Complete assortment of the Granby Rubbers, Overshoes and Cardigans—light and heavy—for
Ladies, Girls and Children, Men and Boys.
Highest Prices for Produce Goods Right or your Money back
Yours for.
Mutual 13enefit
G. N. McLaren
Next Door to
American House
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