HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-12-20, Page 8eadc .asters for Christmas rro on.ts
We are ail ready for the final Obristmse buying, mud although many people have
already completed their purobaeea we Obi11 have a good aaeortment to 'Owego from,
Preoento for everybody and to oat all purses,
FOR THE GROWN-UP PEOPLE
we have newboolre such as "The Doctor" by Ralph Connor, "The Silver Maple,"
"The Juugle" cud others.; Ebony Brusbee and Mirrore, Fancy (Mina, Burnt Leath-
er inoludiug 008hion0, Book Oovers, Whisk Holders, Poet Card Albums, Centre
Piece,, do. ; Stationery in Christmas Boxes, Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Booke,
Solid Plated Ware, Perfume, Work Baskets, Mireocs, &o.
FOR THE CHILDREN
and very Little Folks we have Dolle end Della' Oradlee, Furniture, all kinds of Toys,
Building and Letter Blocks, a large number of different Garnett, Picture Beek,
Sleighs and Oarte.
Sa 'a
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
' gal Pins Pins
A obiel's amang ye taklr' notes,
An' faith he'll prent i4.
MRRnr CERLSTMe9 to a11.
RnnnwAL enbeoriptione are moving In
very nicely.
ADDITIONAL 100x1 news may be read on
page 5 of title ieeae.
Some of the store window deooratione
are very tasty this feaoon.
A LETTER from J. D. Ronald ie laid
over until next week's Benue.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening when
eleoiou of offioere will take plaoe.
Tau eleighiug hes been something won-
derful considering the email amours of
,now.
Tan next monthly horse fair will be
held on Ttlureday Jan, 3rd, 1907. Don'
meta it,
2956 California Navel oranges, seedless,
at 26, 80, 40 and 50 ata, par doz. at W.
A. GeewAR's.
Tannu is a move on hand to re-ee-
tablieb an Enotmpwent fn oo0085tion
with Braeeele Odd Fellowe.bip.
Pewee Bolioole alone Friday of Ibis
week for the Ourietmas vacation to re-
open on Thursday, Jan. Srd, 1907.
C. O. F. Uouur will hold its regular
meeting on Christmas night. It will be
election of offioere for the (torrent term.
OEEIBTMAS will be a, potato holiday.
The banks and other business plaoee will
be oloeed. Postoffioe will be open for
delivery of mail from 10 to 11 and from
5 to 6 p. m.
AUCTION Sale of the MoNiobol farm,
Grey township will take plaoe at the Am.
erioen Hotel Brussels, Saturday forenoon
of this week at 11 o'clock.
BneAR beet shipping to Berlin bee been
on the program this week. The author-
ities say frost doee not spoil the eaoober-
i0e department of the beet.
A UONAWOY horse attached to a clatter
caused some excitement on Monday.
The rig was left at one of the tie poste
et the Queen's hotel after a collision
with it.
PIANO TDNING,—Fred. A.. Lewis, piano
tuner tor Mason, Rieoh Piano Co„ will
be here in a week or s0 and will be ready
to attend to all orders left at the fame
tura store of WALKER & Beams,
WEDNESDAY Mrs. Wm. MoHelvey of
Jameetown, was driving from town when
her horse took fright end upeet the
driver out. We hope ebe will suffer no
maims berm from her escapade.
Morale Potters entertainment in the
Town Hall, Brneeele, Thursday evening
of thio week. The illustrated songs sang
by Mies Spears, are said to be well worth
the admt00ion fee alone. Take it in.
Tan BRaseeLe Pose and Weekly
Globe to January let, 1908, for the small
tum of $1.85 in advance. No better pity
weekly ie issued than the Globe. The it.
luetrated supplement is worth more than
the prioe naked.
De. Ovens, M, D., London, Eye end
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drug
Store, Bruesele, on the first Tuesday in
eaoh month. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1.80 p.
m, Catered, egniut, tailing eyesight,
deafness and nasal aetarrh treated and
glasses properly titled. Next visit, Tues.
day,Jennary, 8th. N. B. Dr. Ovens
makes no calla.
ADM. Bemuse bee been appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
George Stemn. Stook bee been taken in
connection with the business and epeoial
bargaioe will be offered to reduce the
large supply of goods on band. The
bosineee may be offered for Bale at it later
date.
Aletur TAL affairs are very mum. A
rumor, n0000firmed, speaks of J. Leokie,
R. Graham, G. Thomson, B. Gerry, J. T.
Roes and S. T. Plum ae men capable of
taking pare of the town affaire. We have
not heard how many of this year's Conn-
ell are likely to seek re-election. Monday
evening next will likely Bat rumors at
rest.
TEE School Board has engaged the
eervi088 of Mies Helen Ford, of Ealex
town, ae 880088eor to Mia,, Feeeenden, B.
A., ata salary ,ot 8500, duties to nom•
mime atter New Years. Mies Feeeenden
goes to Goderieb where ebe will teach on
the Collegiate waif. She i0 a eobolarly
young lady and we wish her well, Miss
Ford is highly reaommeuded and will no
doubt perform her part in a eatiefoetory
manner.
0001110 AND .OvP?En.—The other even.
ing the residents of the South Wester-
ly part of the town shaved their att.
preaiation of the kindness of 8, T. Plum
in snow plowing the eidswelke by pre
senting him with an oak Merritt tilting
atm ohoir, nioelyoushioned. florae of
the young ladies donated a haddeome
ohi0a ottp to the game gentleman. The
addreee e000mpa"yiug the chair said :--
Dealt
—Dealt Faretn.—"We, the oudsreigued,
feeling that We ere deeply indebted to
yea for your kindness to keeping oar
eidewalke clear of e0oes during several
Winters past beg you to accept (hie chair
ae a ,light recognition of Otte appreciation
therefor." Along with the cap wee the
wieb "May you long be spared to drink
yout tee oat of tufa cup ie the wish or
your Tory Blil beet frionde." The
reoopi8nt wag quite eurprie813 Al the
elitewardaho Wart aa l deelreeo to expretie big ting a best
Hawke to three who so genereaely
played Banta (Mane with him feetheir
bigbly appreciated giftO,
READ the advta., prove their veracity
and save money.
HowIOE Mutual Lesaranoe Co. Direot
ore wilt hold their monthly meeting o0
Saturday of next week.,
Tae Ament factory bee finished Mu-
ing beading call i0 now manufacturing
batter prints. Quite a supply of eaw loge
ie being hauled to be milt yerd.
W. J FAwoEOT, manager of the Me.
tropolitan Bank, was eboeen a member
of the Publio Library Board by the
School Board, as 8000eesor to A. E
Mellish removed.
TEE Poem and the Weekly Globe and
Oanada Fernier for Doe year fur $185,
the balance of the year free to new lab
scribers. This is a newspaper snap.
We oan only make this great offer for a
limited time. Renew at ones and get the
benefit of tale remarkable bargain.
Tan Oliuton Reword epeeke of a former
Brneeelite as follows : — Dr. Shaw
will move next week into his new reel
denoe cm Ratteebary street East. The
building ie of briolt, two storeys high end
le eurronnded on two aides by a Motto
verandah, which is eulgeetive of moot.
out -of door living iu the Summer time.
It has all ebe mo leru nun vemeooee tun
will be e cosy oomfortable home for i1
offeble Dr. and family. Here', wiehing
them many happy and prosperous yeare
in their new home.
PERSONA I. PA ItAMil PIl$,
Harry Downing ie here from the West
on a holiday visit, Freak Ardell, of
Gorrie, formerly of Broaeele, also came
home.—Wdl. Hingetou, eon of R. eon
Mrs. Hingetou, is now at Fairbanks,
Alaska. He ie interested in goid mining
while still working at hie trace.—
Barrieter Sinclair was iu Torouto, on
legal business this week,—R. D. Cardiff,
of the Metropolitan Bank staff Brussels,
ie in Toronto for a week or so.—
Mies Robertson, of Wiugham, wee
visiting Mies Alioe Jewitt One week,—
lire. Oliver Smith, 0t Wroxeter, hae
been visiting relatives and friends in
Braeeele. She ie always welcome.—
Rev. E G, Powell was at London laet
week. Hie second eon, Earl, ie visiting
his grandmother Tuckey.—Miesee Nor.
ma Spatting and Rills Cunningham and
Ray Fear, spent Sunday at Oreobrook
at the former', home.— , Joe Habkirk,
Frank Anderson, Jas. Cott jr. and Bert.
Stewart of Blyth, were in town teat
Sunday.— Milena Elate Wilton, Mary
Dark, Genie Rose, and May Smith are
home from the London Normal Sohoo,
for the 0briatmaa vacation, They will
complete their work next Spring.—
M. Oavanaeh, of Buffalo, N. Y., was a
visitor at W. Oakley',, Braeeele.—Mrs,
M. Buchanan is vieitiug relatives and
old friends in Eaet Wawauoeh.—Miee
Mary Goatee is home from an extended
vied to Seaforth,—J. Leonie Kerr, of the
Blytb Standard, watt in town for a abort
time tbie week. —Oliver Querrin ie home
from the West looking Bret rete,—Thie
week Aliases Belle Heudereap, Carrie
MoOraoken, Eva Cameron and Jeuote
Rande arrived baok from the Model
School at Clinton, having finished their
examinations. The results will be an•
nounced shortly,—Mrs. Leokie was a
vieitor with Listowel friends for a few
days.—Ernest Miller ie home from a trip
to the West looking Bret Mass. Be
worked for a while in the pulp mule
at Spanieh River where 400 hands are
employed. The Massey Oopper mine
was another field of toil to him, Several
weeks were epe01 at MoGregor, Men
Hobe,. He visaed his brother Obartia
who is just recovering from an attack
of typhoid fever. Mr. 'Miller brought
a ,ample sheet of pulp home with
him that is now on exhibtbion
at Ton Poem Pnbliehing House. —
We are sorry to state that our towoeman
J. Leckie hal been laid up with an attack
of la grippe but is improving nicely now
CHURCH UIIIMI1S'.
Next Sabbath Ohristmao eervioee will
be in vogue in the oburohee,
On Ohrietmae Day, Deo. 26th at 10
a. m., there will be service in the Oatbo•
lin oburob, Broaeele.
Mies Oared Hingetou will sing at the
Methodist oburub Ohrietmae Tree enter
taiume0t at Belgrave 0818 Tuesday
evening.
Rev. Mr. Wilbert and Elder Stewart,
Queen street Bleat, attended the meeting
of Mediated Preebytary at Wingbem on
Tuesday.
"Repentance ae preached by John the
Baptist" was Rev. Mr. WieberVa theme
hast Sunday morning in Melville oh0r8b
and in the evening "Tbe Prodigal's re-
turn" wart the enbjeat,
Tiaet Sunday Rev, Mr. Eiertley, of
Blytb,and Rev. Mr, Lang Ford exohang
ed eervieee, The editor preached two
pra0tteal dle000rsee oo0tainmg many
elements of helpfulneee.
A service for the Sunday eohool obild-
ran of St. Johne church will be held
next Sunday morning, the rotor Rev.
Mr, Lang Ford, de/dating. Every pdpil
Will be presented with a tibbon badge,
Bev. B.G. Powell (poke in the Metho.
diet ohutch on Sabbath morning on
"Three deaths tied three reaurreoliofa."
The evening eubjeat was "The goring 01"
from whittle a etirting Tempera00e ret.
Mon was given in weieb the reennsielllty ^�
tor the Ilgnor deft, was placed at tbo A 0 .C3 is "aj1T7'''rJ9'i
deer of the eleetora. r i'et,.te.1 L1. f'= L i
Sabbath, Dee, 801.11, Rev. T, W,
Oveeue, of Welleoeborg, it recent paetor
bore, will preeob Aunivereery sermons
,n the Methodist oboroh, Bruaeele, and
will Moo addrees the Sabbath Sobool,
Speeiat motto will ciao be rendered,
the Orobeetre•taking part at the evening
eervio6, Monday evening following at
Meurie011 !Wheel hoard,
Regular meeting of the Brueeele Public
801,011 Board wee held in the Board
Room leek Friday evening. Membete
pres080, D. O. Rose, T, barrow, Jae. E1-
Iiott, R. Leatherdale and J. G. Shone.
Minutes of laid meeting were read and
the tree entertainment addreeeee are adopted.
expected from Rev, B. Anderson, of Moved by D. 0. Rosa, seconded by R
Bly;b,.and Rev, Mr, Coeeoe ; reading, Leatberdele that the account of 3, 11.
by Mise Jam Buobaoan end Rev, E G.- Cameron for 510 76 be paid for bio ex
Powell. 'Vocal seleetione by Mies Rate
McRialay, Brussels ; Dr, Fred. and Mre,
G11pio, of Mtobigan City, Ind, ; the
S, 8. Oreheetre, acrd ohoir in anthem
and quartettes, In oomplienoe with a
former deoieion the oauoelled mortgage
on the bhuroh will be oonsigned to the
flamee. The original pulpit taken from
the old oboroh, will be to nee on Sabbath
by way of remioieoenee of days goue by
and the stirring Gospel appeals that were
given by the peters behind it.
"LITTLE STARS" MIssIoN BAND.—The
cannal. Birthday. Party of this juvenile
MieeioearySociety was held in Melville
oboroh Thursday evening of lest week
and was a moat enjoyable 00adeio0.
Hiss Lizzie 51004, the faithful President,
mewled the ehair and introduced the
following program t—Opening hymn—
No, 591 ; recitation, Edith Wilton ;
chorus, "Oerol sweetly oarol" 1 recitation,
Johunie MaLauoblin ; long, Jean Hab
kirk, (Blyth) i ereaeorer's report ; recite.
tion, Algo McKay ; ohurae, "Xmas tree"
recitation, Jean Fox ; °horse, "Taffy
song" by regneet ; recitation, Jennie
R .bb ; song, Joe Habkirk ; secretary's
report ; reoitatiou, Harry Fox'; Bong,
Ada Moore ;dialogue, four girls ; reoita.
tion, Nellie Fox ; (Mutate, !In search of
the Krug" ; address, Bev. Mr. Wiebart.
The_prooeede were 51760. Tbe Secre-
tary's report for 1906 is ae follow° :—To-
night we are attending the eleventh
13101108y party of the "Little Stars"
Aliee.on Band whieh was formed on Deo.
14th 1895. Oar officers for the past year
have been :—President, Mime Rosa ;
Vtoe-President, Mies J. Habkirk ;
'Treasurer, Kate Deadman ; Seoretary,
Muriel Brothers. One hundred joined
the Band the first year and although we
have had out 76 members this peer still
he "Stare" have maintained their record
for seining and oaetieg their ligne abroad,
Su: gailte, vamed at two dol.are each,
hate been sent away this year. Seven
urmbere, Edi,h Toole, Irene Toole,
Fairy Robb, Nellie Fox, Alex Fox,
Harry Fox, and M, Brothers, attended
every meeting. Mies Roee, Sean Fez,
Katie Deadman and Roee MoK•,y attend
ad every meeting but cue. In the April
meeting Rev. Dr Rose spoke very nioely
to the Band. The Juue meeting took
the form of a pia nioheld ou Mr Leokie'e
lawn which all the Band thoroughly en.'
loved. In October a special meeting wee
he d for the bringing to of the talent
money and Thunk offering At the first
.1 the year a Dumber of the members
promised to try to earn some money by
inveettng five cents. Thio money, to
ether with the talent money, amounted
to $20 20 At the November meeting
Miee Goodteliow, a returned mieeiooary,
from India, gave a very interesting ad-
dress on that country and ,bowed a
number of temples of Indian work and
jewelery. The largest meeting wee in
.face when there were 66 members pee.
rut and the emalleet in September when
here was 27 present. The average at
tendanoe was 40. And now as it is
oetoreery on meet birehdaye we will
wieb the Band many bappy retards of
vie day and give it a pat to grow on.
['he total proceeds for the year will be
about 540 00.
'Business Locals.
SKATES sharpened in flret.olaee style
at he Ament factory,
FANCY oollare and ties for Xmae. Good
assortment at MoLareu'e.
Sze our Bon Bone, Every girl likes a
box of Bon Bone. Bee W. A. GnlowAt'e.
NEW ehirte, ties and oollare for ve0,le.
me . G N. Madam.
Goon cow for Bale, will calve in April.
Apply to WALmze Wz,Dzz, Brnesele.
MEN'S and hoye' sole, Big assort-
ment. G. N. MOLAKRN.
DON'T tail to Bee our new overooate.
Sp eise at 510 00. G. N. Motonen.
Seems.—When ekatee are dull and are
not true take them to MoGregor he will
renew. Yours T. McGeuoaon, Brussels.
BARGAINS In Millinery. Everything
sold regcrdleee of coat to Clear out this
season', stock. Call and lee tte. Messes
B ARuntx.
rum slippers make useful Xmae
presence, We have them for. ladies,
geutlemen and ohildree.
G. N. Madame
WANren.—Fresh roll butter, 260,
Fresh eggs, 26o. Dry picked poultry,
dried apples, feathers, raw fore, &0.
Geo E. RING, Wmgham.
Pena Losm.—Tuesday,. Deo. 11th, a
puree containing both bike and silver
wee lost in Brussels. The owner will
be deeply indebted to the finder if the
toot artiote is left at Taio Pose Publish
ing House.
pauses to Toronto to purchase Bupplie.e
for the eohool and his 8xp011008 00 Gode•
rich to interview the County OoOuOil
about grant that wee witheld from this
eobaol. Carried.
Moved by D. 0. Roes, seconded by
Jae. Elliott that Mies K. Wilson's reeig-
nation be accepted. Carried.
Moved by R. Leatherdale, seconded by
D. 0. Roes that Mies H. 0 Ford be first
oboioe, and that Miss E. Derge be ee000d
abode to fill Miee Feeoenden'e place on
t8180h1ng ,teff. Oerried.
Moved by Jae. Elliott, seconded by R.
Leatherdale, that Mr. Fawcett be eleoted
e member of Library Board. Carried.
Board then adjourned.
Le adb n r'v,
Rev. D. Perrie and wife, of Wingbam,
were ependiug a day at Locust Hall.
The Young Peopls'e Uirole, of Bettie,
Charob, met at Samuel Forbes on Toes
day evening and eujoyed a very eooieb,e
time.
Wilson Dennie, who has not been en
joyiug very good health for some time ie
home hum the West out we hope with
good Dare hie health may rr(0r11.
A uomber of men are engaged ornate,.
Ovoidonthe eaeada Company ,sod on
the 14th: Con, Tbey are staying with
lobo M,el'hereon where they wi 1 spend
many a p eaeaut evening.
Alfred Hewitt has moved hie bonne to
Walton and will work at the carpenter
trade. Mr. Hewitt and bid eebimable
wife are highly roepeoted residente and
enjoyed the oonfidenoe of a large uomber
who regret their removal,
Why is it there ie so ranch land for
Bale or to rens in MoKillop 7 We have
land auenrpaeeed in fertility and strength
end with the new railway facilities our
prodaoe will be as easily marketed ae
any of the surrounding towuehips.
Molc;rmworth.
Same REPoaT.—The following is the
report of U S. S. No. 4. Wcllaoe and
Grey, for Nov. and Deo. Mark 100
V Class. --T. Menzies 57 R. Elliott, 46.
Sr. IV. -0. Stewart, 78 ; W. Brown, 70 ;
M. Baogeter, 69 ; D. Fraser, 61 ; A.
Heade, 45 Jr. IT.—G. Spenoe, 81 ; N
Stewart, 68 ; F. McDonald, 56. Br. III. -
J, Stewart, 89 1 G. McDonald, 78 ; A.
Stewart, 76 1 H. Elliott, 60. Jr. IIL—
M. Brown, 85 ; M. Cummings, 69 ; H.
Speuoe. 65 ; A. McIntosh, 49. Sr. 55.-
0. McKee, 80 ; J. Douglas, 78 ; S. Ooom
bee, 56. Jr. II.— E. Barnett, 65 ; Wm.
' Oummings, 59 ; H, 0oombee, 58, H.
MoDanied, 54. Pt. IL—(In order of
morn) L. Cummings, A. Sangster, 0.
t0tewart. Pt, II.—S. Shearer, E. Patter-
son, J. McDonald, 11. Douglass, W.
Brown. J. H. Johnston, Teacher,
The next qualifying examinations for
the Rhod, e eobolarehipe will be bald on
January 17 and 18.
HORN
BiaD.—In Wingbam, on Deo. 81h, to Mr.
and Mrs. Alex. Bird, a daughter,
Lows,—In Grey, on Deo. 12th, to Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Lowe, a daughter.
hristmas
Presents
Oor stock of Fin- Watches, Jewel-
lery, &o., we bought for dash dieted from
the manufacturer. We oan save you
money on Reliable Goods in
Watches, Necklets,
Binge, Lockets,
Bracelets, Chains,
Brooches, Tie Pane,
Pearls, Diamonds,
Cloaks, Silverware,
Violins,, - &e„ &o.
Q V A !ally
CT E¢eryrhfug
`tV is oam•Ifloed
by ue for quality. This is the rook on
which we build our bulldog. We handle
dependable goods only.
PRICEJC ednfloor Bell gt,ld
dWo 900, but
we do give you a dollar's worth of value
for every dollar expended. Our pricer
are as low as the lowest,
H. L. JACKSON
JEWELLER.
I !
eduction ale
For 30 Days
of the Stock of the late George Stemn, Brussel:
A Reduction Sale will be conducted for the
next 30 days during which SPECIAL BAR-
GAINS will be given in
tobesn D1alukets, Lur e, De11s,
Whips, Mitts, Gloves., 8z0.
to reduce the laige stock. First-class .lines
in Heavy and Light Harness, Trunks
Valises and. Satchels Colne and secure
the Bargains;
AdmInistrato
Pena.--ln Bradwardine, Marl., on Deg,
9th, to Mr. and Mre, 55, J. Parr, a
eon,
Snoarnnnn.—In Morrie, on December
12111, to Mr, rad Mee, John Short
reed, a deagbter,
RADDemx,—Iu Oranbrook, on Deoember
10th, Johanna Bhreder, beloved wife
of Ferd,usud Raddalz, aged 68 plata
and 4 menthe.
A.TTCTIoTT
FRIDAY, Dob, 28th.—Farm etook, im•
plemeute, &u. North half lot 21, con. 7
Morrie. Sale uureeerved at 1 p. m.
Evans Bros. proprietors. Thor, Brown,
auotieneer.
SATURDAY Duo. 22/0.—Baggiee, oat.
tore, agricultural implemeute, &o.,
Wynn's old Edged, Brussel Sale 00.
reserved at 2 p. m. MaLauohlin Bros.
Propts. F 8. Scott, Auo,
THURSDAY, DRE, 27Ta.—Farm etook,
imptemente, eta., South halt Lot 16,
Con. 4, Morrie. Sale at 1 p. in, Jane
Miller and F. S. Soot , Committee tor
the estate of Thoe, Miller.
HR SF33E13..c, MA.L^ti2C7D'S'm,
Fall Wheat 68
Bar ey 42
Peas 78
Otte 88
Butter, tube and retie20
Eggs per dozen 20
Hay per ion 8 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60'
Clogs, Live 6 00
W o„I 24
Potatoes per one 45
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00
Salt, per bet., retail 1 00
68
43
74
34,
22 ,
20
9 00
5 20
000,
25
1 50
70
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
110, 111 FOR SERVICE —THE
ut.der•;enea will keep or service on
or 24, Uon 7, l4rev, apure bred aerkebire
Boar. OHO. ADDY, Proprietor,
Who Lrthel.
Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of Grey Branch,Ag.
eel
riim•at Si 0lety will be held in the oun-
ell Obau,ber, Braeeele, nu We,,oeeday. Jan•
nary otb, at p. m, as per Statute. iteoeiv
0g the Auditors' Report, electing enders
nod other bustuaes will count -Rate the pro.
ram, JAS SPFIIt, President,
W. B. IMA1RR, Seoretary,
1 ARM TO RENT.—ON A0-
• ooUNT of Wm. Miller deciding not 10
lease the farm of Thos. Miller it will be
entad by tender. Tenders received by the
undersigned up to Jan. 101h, 1907. Full par-
iouiare may be got from F. 8, Scott or at
the anal in sale on Dec. 2711, when every-
, hinn belonging to the estate of Thos. Miller
wit bo sold to the highest bidder.
JANIS MILLIP. and F. 8.80050,
Committee Thos. Miller estate.
C(HORT HORN BULL .VOR
i7 CEnvro0.—The undersigned will keep
or cervine on Lot 17, Oou. 9, Grey, the Short
Hoon n11. "Blyth Star,” bred from import -
sire and five imported Grosses in dam.
Be is a obolos animal. Terme, 81. G0 for
grade Bowe with privilege of returning it
eoee•ary. Also have a thorn -bred Rork -
hire Boar with registered pedigree. Terme
-.1.00 to be 1 aid at time of earvloe With
90.8 age u 0 'BT. MoDit 'r.
ONAL0,Proprietor.
13 CAT.'YJ S AND OTHER Ira�W 9'gry �+
young cattle foveate. Apply at LotsEn
e�p�tt trl+i Al�itty:
A ,uu d Qou.15, Grey,
21,0 110B1taT ISLAIR,
No coca ion for anyone to wear a
shabby Overcoat with such hand-
some, etyliab garments as we're
selling at extremely low prices.
Tide store eats the pace for Brussels
with
OVERCOATS AT
$9 75
that >01
are worth half ae much again,
15 dozen Men's Extra Heavy Fleec-
ed -hirte and Deawere, all sizes in
stock, worth regdlar SOo. . t)(>)
These go on gals at t) e`7
5 dozen Boys' Fleeced Shirts and
Dr were, sized • 20, 22, 24,
26 and 28, all at one price, . 25
6 dozen Boys' Fleeced Shirts and
Drawers, size. 80, 82 and
84, Clearing at a 3 J
.FERGUSON
ce ROSS
for
T3oliday Buyers
The following Iiet will help you.
LEATHER GOODS
What woman would 1101 be•pleaeed to
receive a etyliele new Hand Bag ?
SHAVING SETS
If be doeou't shave himeelt make it
an object for him to do so by bayiug
him a good outfit.
TOILET CASES
A largo variety and in every desir-
able combination.
PERFUMES
You will want to give Perfumee no
matter what ,lee you give. Our
stook le very complete.
SMOKER GOODS
Something very nine in Tobacco
Jars, Pipes, &o,
BOOKS
Au extremely fine aosortment—"The
Doctor,"' Duncan Polite," "The Sil-
ver Maple" and eumetbiog very fine
iu the Poets.
STATIONERY
Many items in this line make splen-
did flhrlotmae tokens, Stationery in
epeoiel boxer beautifully decorated.
FOUNTAIN PENS,
DESK SETS,
INS STANDS, &o.
GAMES, TOYS. DOLLS
Let the little folks see the Toys be-
fore the final rush begiue. We have
a fine assortment,
CHINA
You can aiwaye give this with cer-
tainty that it will be prized. You
will Bad some attractive pieces here.
WORTHY TOILET
ARTICLES
This line is becoming more popular
each year. Handsome Military, Hair
and Oloth Brushes aud Mirrors, Man-
icure Setts, Ouff and Collar Combin-
ations.
XMAS c'OST CARDS
so very popular at present. We have
an eutirely new stock. Sea our
oomio line.
BIBLES AND HYMN BOOKS
Our assortment iu thio line was never
better. We have Bonne handaomo
copies of Tho Book of Praise and
Methodist Hymns.
We cannot however give you an ade-
quate idea of bile extent or beauty of oar
line until you come to the store so come
along and see whet we have. You will
be made welcome at
Fox's Druz Store
Br1Usse.S Daylight Store = G. N. McLaren.
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Hints to
risimas ppers
We have suitable Gifts for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children. . . . . . . Old ant Young
Does any Axtiole on this List Appeal to You
La,riie,' Fanot Collars and Ties
Ladies' a d Children's Handkerchiefs
Fano 8 Wais'iugs
L'idir s' Fur •Uoa,t4
Fur Ruffr and Muffs
Gloves and Hosiery,
Dress Goods
Reath made Skirts and Waists
Wool Blankets
Ready made Underskirts
Ladies' and Children's Cardigans and
Overshoes
Ladies' and Children's Slippers
Gentlemen's Ties and Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen's Gloves and Mufers
Men's and Boys' Warm Underclothing
Fancy Suspenders
Men's and Boys' Suits
Men's and Buys' Overcoats
Men's and Buy s' Odd Trousers
Melt's and Buys' Winter Caps
Men's and Boys' Overshoes
Fancy House Slippers
Men's Fur Gauntlets
Curtains and Table Covers
Table Linen, Napkins and Towels
We have a complete assortment and you may
depend upon it our prices are the Lowest.
ankalememorproast
Highest Prices for produce
Goods Right or your Money back
Wishing one and all a illerrij Christmas.
Dici4aren
Next Door lo
American House