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The Brussels Post, 1906-12-13, Page 5A. s-. AeRaw / _1 Omer aeons ;) k- A 1 r •t maravolasomaraser Standard Bank of Canada r7 METROPOLITAN BANK r7^aTASi7.,=07:X�-79 1072 BURPLUB, OR I/RSEBVA FUND 8 1,000.000 TOTAL ASSET6 OVER 10;000,000 A Citelt(trtel 13a.telLinW I3usiueMs Trantsa.eted 'SAVINGS BANKY' interest pall from ditto of deposit to Onto of wit11(1 Wal at blghoet ourrenl rates and cumpouudoil balf•yuurly. Joint 10opn814 &minute—A 8P1OOLAL OONYIONINNOR m use in our Saving De- partmout l0 the "Joint Deposit" account. looney may bo deposited Or withdrawn by either of the two 1000 110rs of the household, This system le a great oouven. ionoo to many residing in town, but more partloularly so to farmers, an in the bitter ease whether man or wife domes to town either can attend t0 the Booking, Au• otbor feature of the eystow. to that in ensu of Jho death 01 either party the mouey can be withdrawn by the survivor without east, Wo will toll you more about our methods If you will kindly null or write. married Women mitt 51100rs may make and withdraw deposits without the 1n. terV011tiuu 01 any poreml, SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for BAFE•KEEPING only for which no charge is made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive our aareful and ooarteoue attention. G. P. SOHOLFIELD, OEN. MANeann, J. F. BOW LAND, MANA000 A Photograph taken at Brewer's STUDIO Is sure to be a success. Something that will be pleasiug to your friends foe Xmas Preeeut0 is quite it thought. How about a nice Photo. of yourself. We have some styles of mounts suit- able for thio season of the year. Cone in and see samples, Photos Framed 'heap. Portraits of any Vila() made in Crayon 01 Water Color. Family Groupe a speliolty. All Work Guaranteed. H. R BREWER Kfrc t ` Cetus tints Tun Pose nod Weekly Globe to the clue of 1907 to new eubeuribere for $1.36. Don't borrow any longer. Do you want a bargain in news- papere? TEE PORT end Weekly Globe till January let; 1908 for $1.85. BART Hutton Ooueerveotvee will hold a Nomioattug Oooveotion for the Oomm- one in Bruesele Towu Hall Thuraday Deo. 27th. ALL those differing from weak eyes or a headache should not fail to 000801, with Mies J. J. AIIan,-Friday Deo. 14th at the Amerioan Hotel, Bruesele, TEE Pun and Weekly Globe Iron now uutil the cud of 1907 for the sum of $1.35 is the biggest offer we -have beeu able to make for to long time. The Globe has been wondertully improved the poet year or two and ie to day the beet Oaaadiau Weekly on the market. When you have it and your own home paper you need no other. To have a beautiful, perfect, pink, velvet-like laps, apply at bedtime a light boating of Dr. Shoop'' Green Salve. Teen next morning, notice carefully the effect. Dry, oraoked, or oolorleee tips mean leveriehneee, and are as well ill. appearing. Dr, Shoop'' Green Salve is a soft, creamy, heeling ointment, that will quickly °erreat guy ekiu blemish or ailment. Get a free triol box at our store and be 000vtnoed. Large, Glace jars, 25ote. F. R. Smith. A Leaned Sou000.— The 000110) Bl1Btnene Cottage, of Stratford, which is the largeet school of its kind in Western Ontario is worthy of the consideration of any yo00g man or woman who desires to obtain a oommeraial eduoation or short baud traiuing.. TO is progressive, well quipped, thoroughly eflioient training doom whets excellent work ie being done. Those interested in a prao6ical •eduootia° ehonld vette the Oollege for a free catalogue. Waiter term opens on Jan. tad ae per bard in this toeue. A WALLACE Froman Dine.—Tho fol lowing referencia ie to an quote of Mre, Geo. Edwards, of Braseele:—The death 0000(0ed at hie home, 3rd oon0eeaio0 Wallace, of noon on Sunday Deoember 2nd, of Thomas Reid, a pioneer and well known resident of the township. Mr, Bail wee in his 72nd year and' death re- sulted from a stroke of paralysis, from the effects of which he has been suffering for about a year and re halt. The dense edwas born in Gwillimbury, county Simone, on the 1311i of February, 1835. Rio father, John Reid, came book into the Queeu'o bueh, into the then almost nntraoked wilderoeoe, in the early, fifties when Thomas was a lad of 18. He took up three 'hundred acres of land, and it wee on part of the homestead that Mr, Reid peened the baleuoe of hie life. Of the three eons in tete family, the eldest ie still living on one of the 100 sore !arms Of the bomeebeed ; Thoma' being the eeooud eon, and the youugeet, William John, dyiug in the Wee: a few yeare ago, oleo of paralysis. There were three sinters in the homily, one of whom, Mre. Wm, Ferguson, of the 3rd line Watteau, IS damaged ; the others nee 0110, Donaln Rose and Olrs. Wm. Brads. Though of a quiet diepoeitiou and baking little part in publio or municipal lite, the late Mr. Reid was of a most kind hearted alio hospitable diepoeitiou, and wile much lilted and esteemed by a wide oirole of friends. Re team a widow, whoee faithlal mtuistrabloue helped to alleviate hie long menthe suffering, and out daughter, Mre. J. MaGiuuie, of Landon. The funeral ou Tuesday to Fairview eemetery, Lietowel, was largely attended. 13100 V at(0. The annual report of the Blaevale Choose and Butter Om has been iesuea and above that the company has had a very nowise 01 year, The total reoeipta were $19 200 03 and the expeud,turt 518,797 50, leaving a bulauoe of $407 53 Tho loeveet preen at which butter was sold, 18}o tend the bigheet 237y. The total number of the of butter mane dor• .ug . the mance) was 80,006 the. The auntie! meeting will be hem ill the For eater'' hall at Bauevale on Friday atter 000u, December 14th, at wino] a diet dead et 50o par share will be paid and o ('nate of ;j• et a Deet per Ib on charge for making butter will be paid to palroue. tjetentetelt.01,V1l. LiTSRAnv• BDaunt. —A meeting wag held to Victoria lieu Tuesday November elth for the purpose Ot re•organlzlug the Literary Society. With J. T. ettraohuu .e Uhairmeu the following officers were teemed :—Hou. prep. Rubs. M. Simpson ; viers-pres., R. Moffatt ; 2ud vice reg., A. F. MaoDouaid ; see trete., D. A. Mao Donald ; editor, J. T. Btraoban ; 008001ate ditur, Mies Berm Stymie ; convener al musical committee, Geo. Eukmter ; 00venere aeetetaul6, Misses Ian Ory408, Rae Moses, Margory Strachan ; 0ouveu• r of literary 00w101 tee, G. 1yloDenald ; eu0veuer'e 0seletanle, Mieee' Maggie Buell, Nellie Miller, Mary Peewee ; oouvmer of debating committee, Jae. Simpson: A good time its expected ant ,ng the warning Winter. Let The Stomach Alone You Can't Dore catarrh by dosing the etomaoh. The disease to in the throat, aMO end bronchial tubes. Iuhame aterrhozoneto the spot where the dinette amity ie,—it 0101010 away foul eeeretioue, tope disehargee at ouoe, purifies and Bale the paeeagee, literaly annihilates 110(3, truce of Catarrh. Nothing etoe to o direct teed mania ea "Oatarrhezoue." Results guaranteed. Two eines 25;i and 01.00 at til dealers. .moo rdwJteh. Mimi Lydia Harding hue been engaged as teacher of the junior department of Uorrio publio eobool for 1906 at a salary f $360. E. Pritchard, merobant of Newbridge, as Bold hie otook of geode at a rate ell he 5 to Rioh. Bowee, farmer of the 12111 eon„ who gets poe0es0ion et the New Year. Wm. Wilson, eon of J. L. Wilson, 8th on., is regltinieg strength after a severe attack at typhoid fever in Edmonton Hospital and will be home before Christ• mac to epeud the Winter in Ontario, • Reeve McKee, of the Howiok and Grey oundary, has diepooed of hie fine 100 ore farm to Wm. Doig, of the 2ud eon., Howiok, for $0,000. We uuderetaod Mr. MolCee will become a reeideut of Gerrie. Mtee Mary Padfleid ie engaged ae teacher et S. S. No 4, Howiok, for 1906 for $600 ; Mien Baruh Padfield, in No 3, for 8500: end Mies Maggie ill Within'' school, Nieto, for 8450, Wm. Padfield to in 81te11dan00 et ]mount Forest Model school. Very few laminae have four NM Sox and Rubbers." • • • No matter how cold or slushy the weather is, your feet will be snug and warm in a pair of socks and rubbers. Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snag. proof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat for out -door winter work. We h.'ive them in all styles and sizes. They are 3r4ced down to rock bottom, too. Also Overshoes for Ladies or Gents Felt Boots and Shoes for everybody and our prices are at all tinges profitable for your purse. A Mice range of Slippers and House Shoes to choose from, i. C. IRICH'A RD ljti PITA le—Altthe Heed CAPITAL—fail, Itp RBSBRVE and 5orplu8 Prufllo 1)1reetera 8, J, MOOLRE, D, E. THOMPSON, N. C. Pr/patent, V10o-President, 5000,1100000140, RL.0, 0I0 110NOR tin, W. ti010001E11 00811x, x.0, 1se, nTam Jowl 5intere ee W. D, ROSS, Qouoral Mannger 82,000,000 1,000,000 1,108,188 THE DIRT R0POLITAN 13ANli le open to receive the accounts of Farmers, Mefeh/ealts and Raeltlegd Community generally mud to give caralul oonsidoratiou to till propagate submitted to it. It m110611501 its past record for courteous treatment of Its One - touters, and will exten.l every consideration consistent with e0u0d bantling to 01060 wa0 0105 desire to traueaot bueluoed with it. Nfa' ciwai'ffv°s /'a'u x.11z'PaiN 'aybJlle"NT Intereet at RICHEd'1' OURRENI! RATES allowed on ell gums of 51 and upwards BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager. teachers within their mike. Their Meter, Mise Jennie, is attending Wing. ham High school and hopes to graduate nest Sommer. G0i'r rs. A grand ',omen will be given by 81. Stephen's Ohnroh choir in the Town Holl on Wednesday evening, Deo. 19th. At the re.•nlar monthly meeting of L 0. L. No 767, Gerrie, the following ot• Mere were cleated for the ensuing year : —W M„ W. H. Grego 1 D. M., W. 0. Montgomery ; Chap., Wm Evane ; R. S., T. Nash ; F. S.. G. W. Walker ; Trees., R Metall ; D. of 0., W. N. Hays ; Loot„ H Harding 1 Oom , Messrs, L.eoh, Rath. well, Hyndman, Relebon Bud Shier, A very poorly attended meeting was held in the Town Hatt on Monday even log of last week to eee what could be doue with the publio library which hue been closed atone last June. Those preemie passed a motion to eleot the executive committee of the Women'' I„otitate tee a board of management for the Library, lit r.ver o0tit . A number of the children of our viliage ere enfferino from whooping oongh. Rev. MoVioar ie meditating s Sunday afternoon Bib.e Claes ie the basement of the church. Wo are glad to know that James Donaldson, ar. is rapidly recovering from a very severe atteek of inflammation of the lunge. The Methodiet Sunday Sahool will bold a Christmas, Tree eutertaiument on Thareday evening Deo. 20th, in the Mueio Hall. The matey Mende of Artie Harris will be pleased to know that he ie balding down an excellent position on the C. P. R. at Yorkton, Seek. We are sorry to hear that Ed. Collie has had a relapse from his recent attach of typhoid fever. He was ill nearly two months and seemed to have made a good recovery. A petition has been circulated and largely signed to be oreeenled to the County Council at their next oeeeion setting the Counotl to raise Atwood to he etatne of a police Village, 1! "taken at the a0eeze stage" Prevention—a toothsome oendy tablet— will sorely end quickly cheek au ap- proaching cold or tagrippe. When you first oateh a cold—or feel it rooming on— take Dr. Shoop's Preven1ioe, and the effect will certainly surprise and please you. Preventive, will enrely supply the proverbial "onnoe of prevention," Sold ,0 5 cent end 25 Dent. home by F. R. Smith. 13elg grave. Wm. Wks ey is, we are pleased to etale, recovering from an attnek of quinsy. John Oonitea, of Morrie, shipped a oarlond of sugar beets to Berlin, his own glowing. The G. T. R. Belgrave 'motion men are a1: working on the big grade down at London, and have been all Summer. Robt. Maguire, 3rd tine of Meer's, delivered in Blyth a heavy draft team of horse' to he ebipped to Port Arthur. George Hanna, 3rd line of Morrie, is laid op with a bad atta0k of inflammatory rheumatism, being unable to leave the home. Mre. Gray, daughter of Wm. MoOrea, Belgrave, and her eon, Willie, left for 'heir home in California, Mrs. Gray has been visiting here for some months. Word has been received in Belereve of the death of Mre. Robt. Riley, of Mani soba. Mre. trod Mre. Riley will he remembered by many of the older mei- den:' of Beet Wawanoeh, eepeeially near Brick Ohuroh. %Prot= Milan. Mies Mabel Orr has returned from her visit to the Northwest. Wm. Gurney, of Georgetown, has leas. ed the glove department of WIngbom tannery and will oommenoe work there January 1st. The committee of the Board of Trade, who looking after the application to A. Carnegie, hae reoeived the necessary forme to be it led. Wingbam Fire Brigade have moored H. Wilmot Young and Company of twenty persons to present "Tho Princess of Patches" in the Opera House, Wing. ham, on Deo, 2011i. A deputation, consisting of Dr. P. Kennedy, Dr. J. E. Tamlyn, Mayor Bell, and Principal Musgrove, appeared be- fore the ()minty Connell to advooate the Moira of Wingliam Hospital. Word wee reoetved on Tneedav of last weep of the madden death in Montreal of W. S. Brown, brother of Mre, T. S. Boyle, Rev. and Mrs. Boyle went to Montreal, The damaged had an eatenn sive bueineee and wee well known in *hat efty. At the municipal eleotione in January the property owners will be called- neon t0 record their Votee. On an impnrthnt by-law, providing for a loan of $6,000 to o oompaoy to be known as the WInubam Oarriege 00, and for the lsene of debon. three oovoring a period of ten years to raiee the amount. This will he repaid to the teen in ten equal annual pay. menta without iotereet. A11 the arrangements in 0onneoli00 with the amnia' Scottish concert to he hold on Tuesday evening, January 8th; have been completed, A aptendid array of talent has been armored, including Donald 0. McGregor, the Soottiell born ions, Mies Pearl O'Neil, reader and and entertainer, Min' Mend Bu'ohlen, violiniel, Kenney and Harvey, as well as piping and dmnoing by Piper McDonald and the Miriam MoDonald, and Mine Diueloy Ito piaoiet, Walton. MATR1tloNlAL.—Tbe Galt Reformer o Thursday Nov. 20th quake as follo v- emeerning the marriage of Rev. Mr Curry, of Walton, to Mtee Baldwin, of that towu :—A quiet though very pretty wedding was solemnized thio after0000 a, two o'olook at the residence of Geo. L Baldwin, Oak 'treat, when hie only daughter, Miee Lillie 0., wee united ill marriage to Rev, 11. 3, Curry, B. A., of Walton. Tho oeremony was performed by Rev. H. E. Curry, of Londeaboro, brother of the groom, maimed by Been A.11. Birks, Seatorth, and Dr. Anliff, of Galt. The principals were both mat tended, the bride wearing a beantifnl gown of grey silk trimmed with chiffon and Mohnen lane, and her going away eel was of green ladies' cloth, with bat to match. After the ceremony a ',umpteen - wedding dejeoner, served by Jttmieeou Bros., was partaken of by the guest present, alter whioh Mr. and Mre. Garry left on the 6 10 train for a abort honey moon trip. On their return they reside in Walton where Mr, Carry ha °barge of the Methodiet Church. The bride was one of Gait's popular young ladled, whioh was amply evidenced by the many beautiful and mealy preeeut received, and while ebe will be greatly missed by a large oirole of friends, all unite to seiohino her a long and happy wedded life. Among the outside guest present were :—G. A. and Mre. (Jerry, Atwood ; Wm, and Mre. Curry, of Walk erto0, parents of the groom ; Dr. Wnu der, and mother, of Toronto ; Ohm. and Ogre. Gilleepie, Toronto ; Horace ane Mre. Baldwin, Niagara Fella ; Mine Jennie and Addie Carry, of Toronto, sisters to the groom ; T. J. and Mre Heughen„ Toronto ; 0. H. Hob', of Tur- f/MO. 1319 tai. N. B. Gerry has put in a now furnace in the Westfield abash, John Denholm lett for the Weet where he will look after hie shipment of apples Jae. Ontt purchased a Heinlzmau piano from R. Leatberdale t2 eon, o Brussels. Iama° Brown has abipped 11 pare of evaporated app es and farmers' dried apples to New Yor1t, Lset Sabbath Rev. A. W. Craw, 13 A. formerly of Iider:on, Ont., London Presbytery, occupied the pulpit of St. Audrew'e church. The Methodiet Sunday School Xmas. tea wilt be held on Wednesday evening the 19th inst., in the church. O,1 Wednesday of Iaet week J. G Emig] disposed of the Oommeroia Hotel to J. J. McCaughey, of Clinton Tee pride paid watt 512,000, and the transfer takes place ou Monday, 17th inet, We are pleaeed to state that Mr. Bargains IN JEWELLERY AT STR ETTON'S STORE Oall and inspect my goods and com- pare Prime, Quality and Design io all the latest Novelties. I ono better prepared that, ever bef we and can convince the shrewdest buyer that they oma get the beet value ill my line ever offered. Any- thing sold is Bold strictly on its "Quality" or money refunded. My OPTICAL PARLOR is complet- ed anti thoee requiring Glossae will find that Btrottou's is the plane to get all tho tateot methods bl proper testing. Cordial invitation to all. sirrnizwrT03V Sign of the Golden Cloak. A BLANK Application Form for Membership in Una Pined and Hell, Matinees Training school 10 coml.—nue CENTRAL BUSINESS CUR of Toronto, *rem Jao.2ud, next, to- gether wttb detatlod int vitiation 0 Jho grant advantages to b0 onjnyed, will be 'nut free by rotttrn mail on rt land o1 friend or letter. W the to -day to W. 1'1. Slimy, Prh,olpat. Yonne Ss Gerrard oto„ Toronto. Emigh and family will not be leaving town, as be will build a 400108nus on the property he recently purohaeed on Dineely street mud live retired. The new proprietor is no 'granger to the people of Blyth, having eome years ago 000daot- 0d the Queen's Hotel here, Mra, Myles Young event a few pleasant day' at Wieglmm at the Ilona of Mr, nd Mre. Sperling hu oompaoy with Robert end Mre. Yining, of California, it le 21 years 'ince they Waited these parte and tbongb lauding the balmy air of their Southern home longed for a sniff of the invigoarting frosty air of Ontario. F. W. Tanner, wife and family, for. merly of Blyth, left Toronto on Nov, 26th for Regina. Mr. Tanner who has been in the Maesey•Harrie Oo's, office in Toronto for nearly lour years, has been promoted to the roeponeible position in Regina ea office manager for this room puny. Before 'melee the Toronto offioe Mr. Tanner was presented with a val uable gold watoh by the management and office staff of the Ontario Branch of which he wag able[ of the oolleotlon department, Are You Loetug looks or Strength' Noe you were reboot, brigbt and happy. To day you are dull, worried, fading in vitality and appearanoe. duet when you should be at your beat you're played ant and need a oleaneing, braoing tooth. Your blood will Boon redden, your vivacious spirit will goon return, you'll be yoareelt again if yon regalate the eyetem with Dr. Hamilton's, Pille. A truly wonderful medicine. It seerohes opt dteenee, poeitively drives away headache, weariae'e, and laok of vital force. Sive yourself a ohanoe, Use Dr, Hamiltou'e Pills and watoh the result. Sold everywhere in 26o boxes. Grew. SCHOOL REPORT —The following is the report of 3. S. No. 1 Grey, for the month of November. Sr, IV.—Exam. in Gram. Spell., Com., Hist., and Arith.,—Addie Grant, Lizzie Hoover, Bert. Carter, Maggie Stevenson, Willie Hoover, Joe. Armetrooe, Harvey Hoover. Jr. IV.— Exam, in Hiet., Aritb., Spell„ and Lit.— Leslie Switzer, John Mo0allnm. Sr. III.—•Exam. Lit„ Aritb„ Hid., and Geo.—Jeeeie Al000k, Ida Ronde, John Al000k. Jr, IIL—Exam, in Lit., Aritb., Hist., and Geo.—Rotted Carter, James Steveueon, Arobie Engle. Sr. II.—Dora Alooak, Willie Grant. Jr. IL—Willie Hollinger, Stewart Miller. Pt, II.— Wililo A•000k, Mervin Miller. Sr, Pt. I. —Minerva Hollinger, Volney Poeemore, Ella Rands, Harold Hollinger. Jr. Pt. I. —Malcolm Engle. 11. LAN000N,Teaaber. SCHOOL REPORT or S. 8. No. 10 Grey for the month of November. Nsmee in order of merit. Claes IV.—Alma Sple- en, Katie Denman, Pearl Oxtoby, Bea Ratbwe,1, Ivab Speiran, Geo. Evane, Willie Speiran, Blanch Whitfield. Br. III.—Margnarette Hatohineon, Myrtle Speiran, Mary Machan, Wilfrid Whit field, Lily Evane, James Doull, Percy Ward. Jr. III.—Della Whitfield, Her. man Piokrell, Hart Speiran, Minnie Hanna, Stanley Meehan, Gordon Whit. field, Fred. Oex, Sr. II.—Margaret Love, Henrietta Denman, Millie Cox, Edith Piokrell, Gerrie Speiran, Milton Oxtoby, Earl Rothwell,Fred, Hollenbeok, Wee. Ballaotyoe. Jr. 1I,—Bennie Hollenbeok, Lorne Pratt. Pt. II.—Erio Hutchinson, Stanley Bpeiran, Glydne Hollenbeok, John Inglis, Mary Ioglie, Carrie Ward, Jennie Ward. Iel Olaee.— Leslie Lake, Ruby Hanna. H. 0. MooGonarvAns, Teaoher. Catarrh of the nose and throat should lead you to at least ask ae for a trial box of Dr. Shoop'' Catarrh Cure. Nothing so sorely proveemerit es a real, actual teat—and Dr. Shoop, to prove this, earnestly desires that we let you make the teat. This creamy, snow white, Beal• ing balm, soothes the throat and nostrils and quickly purities a foul or feverish breath. Oall and investigate, F. R. Smith, Listowel. Miee Clayton of town has entered upon bar duties as 1ea0her in the Olintnn Collegiate Institute, at a salary of 51,000 per annum. Rev. Mr. MoOnllooh will give an I1- Itetrated le°tnre entitled "080ade from Ocean to Ocean," in Knox church on Thursday evening, Deo, 1811). A oonfrmation °lass has been or- ganized in the Lutheran obnrob in town by the pastorRev. Maseuhr. There are nine oandidatee, Confirma- tion will be held at Exeter. Fred. Taylor, Lietowel'° champion bookey player, left for Houghton, Mich• igen, where he will Bettie play with the Houghton team, winner' of the in. ternational championship in profession. al hookey. Ed. Ohamney ie home from Cobalt, where he hail been engaged for the past year and a half as mining engineer. Mr. Chmmney hae great faith in the future of the Damp, ae being the richest silver mining disttiot in the world. The Town Council hae decided to make application to the Hydro.Efeobrio Power (Jommieeon for 400 horse power, which it is eetimated oan be delivered in Lietowel at from $20 to 524 per horse power. Pending further inter. mation, the Council hae not taken any notion as yet towerde submitting a by- aw which will eoaroely be ready in ime to be voted on at the January oleo. 1100, Rev, N. A, F. Bourne, rentor of Ohriet Obnrob, received a handsome present n few days ago from the clergy of Montreal. It ie a brass travelling Hook Ito a moroem oast, and is a beautl. and much appreciated gift. Mr, Bourne wag Beetetory of the Alumni Aeeooiation of Anglican clergy of Montreal, and the presentation ie in. ,ended es a parting souvenir Be well as a tangible expression of good Mabee. Mr. Bourne having left Montrealin the holiday season the presentation was deferred until now. Itorlr Patting Corn What ie the soothing attention of Pub. ante's Corn Extractor, wkioh title ont the very root and branch in abort order, No pain, no after effect, just olein whole. Some ours—tbat'e "Pnlnam'e, Mre, John M, Upham was found dead at Brookville. Piles net gniolt relief front Dr. Shoop's Magi6 Ointment, Remember it's made alone for Plloe-wand it wake with certainty and eatietaotion. Itching, velem*, protruding, 00 blind pile' dloep. pear Iilta mesio by its 1190, Try it and OM Bold by F, R. Smith. OUR NEWSPAPER ANNOUNCEMENTS give you but little idea of the good things that are here for you. It is the people who know the store best who know how good a store it is, It is people who have tested our advertising who respond most promptly to our newspaper assertions If you have never put us to the test you don't know what you are missing. We Want to Turn Your Thoughts Priceward 10 pieces only Fine Pnre Wool Cash -10 mere in all the newest Blondes, worth regular 60o43 Clearing at pieces only Heavy Flannelette in light and dark oolore, 1 real value So. Clearing pride only 2 • 15 only Drees Lengths, Pnre Wool Broadcloth, worth regular $1.00 and $1.25, Clearing �o Pride 25 pieces Heavy Flannelette, inches wide, real value 7o Oleating at 28 5 20 pieces Tweed Drees Goode, all0 good patterns and this sea- eon's goods which were 4® cheap at 000. Clearing at„ pieces' only Fine Saxony Flannel - Otte, in White and Pink 1 only, real value 10e. On sale at 2 --30 only Ladies' Mant]es which we are going to clear out at al- most one-half Regular Prices. —Ladies' Ruffs, Caperines and Fur Coats all on sale at Reduced Prices. FERGUSON & ROSS Fruits Dates, Figs, Raisins, Cur- rants, Prunes, Peels and all kinds of Pure Flavor- ing Extracts. All varie- ties of Nuts—fresh. Confectionery Stewart's and Perrin's Chocolates and Bon Bone. All kinds of Fancy Cakes. Special for Xlnae — Cal. Navel Oranges and Lemons Our Grocery Department is full of the beet that money can buy and the Prices Right. The home of GOOD CHEESE and lots of it, and 27c Tea. Fish and Oysters on hand Hot Coffee and Cocoa served in the beat style W. A. GREWAR Winter is on and every person in want of - Cutters or Sleighs Light or Heavy, can be supplied by us. Our stock is large and First-class. Light Bob- sleighs with or withoutPlatforms and Sleighs with two-inch runners. In the line of Cut- ters we have just what you want, Mill Early atnd Get Your Choice Prices and Terms to suit the Purchaser D.Co. Brussels Carriage Factory.