HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1908-1-16, Page 5wee barge and wart 0031dooted by Rev. A.,
BD oiler
Dobson, , 1 pastor from ohildtlood.
After uuriul in the Preebyterlan mane
tery, a eerviee wee held in the (Mural.
The text wag the words "Underneath are
the eyerlas1htg urine,' from within Mr.
Dobson showed the (matron, strength
and hope which these words give to the
tempted, the oulforinm, the sorrowing and
the aying, and oleo the 1000110 by whish
God bongo men to the everm01104 arms.
Trial Oetarrh treatment') ere being
300i10dout free, on rtguoet by Dr, Shoop,
Racine, Wig, These testa ere proving 00
the people-withuut a penny's 000t. -the
great volus of this solenti80 pre00ripllon
known to druggi010 everywhere an Dr,
Shoop'') Catarrh Remedy. Bold by all
dealers,
0000.
The replier week of prayer was held
in the Methodist Church Met week
The 6 0. S. intend holding their
annual "At Some" coo the 24th day of
January.
The elnotions of Deputy Reeve and
Uoan(iilloro for the townebip ..1 E ma for
the year 1908 mended ar follows :-
Corry 43 48 62 84 46 50 10 44 887
Richmond 45 26 27 86 70 68 18 81 431
Majority for it ohm an 94
0 eland 47 58 56 59 67 55 6 95 442
lJ0')tee 88 64 65 68 65 58 10 81 484
Hanna ' 9 4 8 8 4 5 1 7 41
tloLory 7 18 15 68 82 82 2166 239
dant 28 25 54 94 95 121 26 80 623
Scott, Ooates, Cleland elected. John
Hamillou was ')looted Reeve by Boole.
motion,
Worn has been reoeived by friends
here of the death of Robert Handl
ton, at Nrwdale, Manitoba, on Deo
1811). The deceased wa-a a brother of
John Hamilton, the present 'twee
ut the Township of E ma, and eeoond
son of the late Hugh Hamilton, of the
Eima boundary Emit He was well and
favorably known 111 Eltna, Wallace and
Lletowel. no moved with hie wife sad
one child to Manitoba about 26 years
eke and was among the_ first settlers at
N wdale. He leaven a widow, three
one and one daughter all well provided
for, Mre, Hamilton and family have
the eineere sympathy of all their friends
here.
The Annual Meeting of the Elma
cheers factory was held on January 4183,
T. E.. Shearer in the chair. Annual
meeting minutes read and adopted ;
direotoro' meeting minutes read and
adopted; abetraot statement of the
uuditore' readand considered. Mr.
Hart, a dairyman's inatra0tor from
the Ingersoll district, gave an addreee
ou paotearizatiou of whey, be strongly
recommended it both as to feeding
mute and for destroying germs. The
meeting decided to have the whey
pasteurized during the season of 1908,
probable cost one bocdred dollars.
R. 8. Ballantyne was emoted salesman
and George Loohhead as auditor.
Directors were 0leoted- as follows :-
Thos. Diokeou, T. E. Shearer, Wm.
Jolly, Walter Inglis and Alex. Bimp-
.eon. 8 ballot being taken regarding
paying byBabouok teat it was deoided
by a majority of fifty abase to oou-
tinae that system. A vote of thanks
was tendered to the obairman. The
direotors met at the close of the an
Dual meeting when Thos. Diokeou
was ohoeon President, T. E. Shearer,
Vise President and J. A. Turnbull,
Bee. Trea0. The milk hauling to be
let et the factory ou Friday, January
24831, ut 2 p. in. The Beoretery was
,1101r001ed to advertise ter tenders for
dividing.whey and skim milk and
for the pUrehaee of the old ice haulm.
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PSI it 4.) v *Oft.
Orland Baker, of Toronto, spent hie
bolidoyo with hie parent') at bows.
Mies i Bt0840uver, of Bo. Mary's ')pont
Nan Yeor'o viottiug Wee Pear! $alcor at
the parsonage.
L O. L -The oflleere eleot of Bine-
vale L 0 L , No, 766; are :-W. Master
-Fleury Mechem ; Dep, M, -Arthur
Wheeler 1 Chaplain -Rev Geo. Beller ;
Ree. S o. -Geo. O. Thornton ; Fiu. 8ro.
-Atex. Auderoou ; Treat.- Edward
Jubaetoo ; Lecturer -Joe. Oartio ; Com
mittee-Aueon Thornton, Gilbert Neth
ery, 1hoe. Elis, Jae, Fat000k, Geo,
Mather%
Om Season's Woax.-Goo, Haney &
Sone had .a ouoessoful year's work in
1907, 00 may be seen by the following.
work oompteted :-Addition to A Peoo.
tor's baro, Morrie ; driving abed for Jae.
Bowman, Norrie ; straw shed, for Wm.
Framer, Morrie ; straw eked, for Jae.
P1a00031, Morrie ; renewal on dwelling,
for Jus Curtis, Morrie ; new addition t0
dwelling for John Nethery, Morrie;
barn split and snlu a for A. Grav
i r d
g
Tnrnberry : new driving abed for .I'.
McEwen, Tnr.lberry ; new etraw•ohed,
for John Musgrove, Turnborry ; new
straw shed for A. Wheeler, Toroberry p'
barn split for John. MOGlynn,Turnberry ;
new driving -abed fur T. S. Powell,
Turnberry ; split barn for Wm, Corbett,
Howiok ; new dwelling for Thou T,,mbfe
Huwiok, and the flue new Presbyterian
I ohuroh, Bluevale. Besides all these eon•
trams, there was a lot of other smell joba
too 11nmerou0 to meutton.
DOES AFTER, GERMS.
How tlyomef Does its Work ill
Curing Outarrh.
Nature's remedy for catarrhal troubles
i0 the oils and balsams found in Hyomei.
11 ie a epeodlo, not a more all. It haft
bat one mtseiou,the cure of catarrh.
The natural way of oaring a dieeese is
always the scientific way and the Bolen
tido way of oaring oatorrh is inn simple
way, with Hyomei.
Catarrh ie a germ disease sud can be
cured only by tieing Hyomei, the treat
meal that reaches and destroys a11.
0atarr1301 germs.
Breathed through the neat pooket in
haler that comes with every outfit
Hyomei'e medication reaches the moat
remote air cede of the nom, throat and
longe, going after the dieeaeo germs
wherever peanut, destroying them and
preventing their growth, thus making
ecterrhal tronb ee impo1fble.
There le no dangerous stomach dosing
when Hyomei is need. It ie solely au
fuhelatiou treatment, prepared to kill the
catarrhal germs.
We partitively guarantee Hyomei, for
should you buy a complete outfit, price
$1.00, and be diseate8rd with reeelts
your mousy will he refunded. Hyomei
is sold by druggists everywhere. Write
for Irterotaro. Bootb'e Hyomei Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
Mid -Winter
eLEARING
SALE
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JAN. 11th, for 80 days we will
offer for sale all Winter Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices
to make room for :Spring Goods.
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This w.d'id ii a nig Mese and has pled.
tt of room mr II thousands of nonrated.
lute fur pingo who are WOItTEX anti
IP ifVI1A1t14U Y, u belts you.self
worthy null the
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
ty ran quality you. Come now and give ('t
iIJ
mite utipur,uIUy or ')Low lug you now },y
we prepare y0ul g MHO mud women
for !Wall of lrsl'tmuea8, Our oatalogno a
gives Intl per.leul tea, Write tar nun 01
iti
W J 1.t.luTT, Prmoipul jy
8p beeir•tl10 Ot c, 31,. go- 6
a (bait l�0Nel AND 1L1•AAN1k`II 3TI3 j
• StiSIN SS CARDS,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
Or MARRIAGE LICENSES
tlL'e in the rind °Mee, Ethel. 80.4
li]iirilA
O. ARMSTRONG
.� le
lirolutrmi to give 10e0o 10 on Plane.
0* treed. Ur ,n m
1er0 on application
Peet 1010 Itrgldt000-li1'lreeels. 12081,18n108 -
Lot 8 *300.10, ',trey. Peons may cavo 33101)'
lessens at their own homes 3, warmed.
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MISS LAURA SPENCE
Teacher of Plano or Organ
ETHEL, ONT.
M=SS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howiek Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Moe mud Resldence-
WALTON. ONT.
JOHN SUTHEPLANL�
1Ne0RAN0B,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FAR'Yl PROPERTY
Itate of lutenist 51 per omit per annum, drat
Mongolia
LIFE AND FIRE iNS. AGENT
Excelsior Idle limonites Oo npauy
The Equity Flee.Iceurauoe Oompauy
All business attended to promptly,
H. R. BREWER, J. P.
Clerk 4th Division 0ourt
AUCTIONEERS.
le S. SOOTT AS AN AUOTION•
JL'• Nan, will dell for better prices, to
better mon, rn lees limo and less ohutues
thou any other auctioneer to Mast Aurae or
he won't moven anything. Dates and orders
nun always be arranged at this eines or oy
p ar0oual application..
ROBT, H. GARNISS
13.1.13 'WALE - ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
'Perms reasoa,ble. Sales arranged fo,
at the When of 1118 P018, Bruene18. 22tr
VETERINARY.
(1A. CUNN1NGHAM-
NA • Goner Iret.luu,e of tLU Uatarlo Vet-
erinary College, i9 prepared to treat all die -
80400 O1 domesticated animals 1n a oompet-
eat meaner, Partl'luler attention paid t0
Veterinary uestistry and Milk Nevar. Valls
promptly attended to, Olken and infirmary
-Pour doors North of bridge, '1'ur'oberry et„
Brussels. 'Phcuo 4f k
LEGAL AND tIONVEYANCING.
A 13. MLODONALD-
t�pBarrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta.
Successor to 43 l3. Bhur. Oluoo over Stan-
dard (funk, Brudeele, 8818016or for Metro.
poliLou Beak,
W M. SINOLAIR-
V f • Barrister, 881101ter, 0puveyaneer,
Neatly Public, die, Ufbuo-kltewart'e 13look
1 dour North 11t Ontario Motel.
Su lioltor for tbo Standard B auk,
i LloUDF00'1, . HAYS & BLAIR-
is Itit11'1'Illts, 8U1,1U1T"140 NOWA1L1348
16181,1,., 85'1'0,
W, 1houn1uoT,ii. 0. R. 0, HAYS
0, F. Bonn.
Oleos -Those lolmerly uupupled by Meatus
Uamereu do God,
(301aal0L, ONTARIO,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
lanrairer
t!oadua6e of the Royal college of Dental
$urg00us of ()Marie and FL'et•oloeo -Honor
Graduate of Toronto Uuiveroity. Ot2ae
mixt. to Brewer's Photograpb Gallery,
B11U8d1L8,
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lt� tlIi Cir l f1 aft
INVESTIGATE
` IN'1'0 111E MblitIed OF TEE Li
eiddaff
GENTHAI
STRATF'ORD. ONT.
It to the most 80008801ul heathen II training school in Western Ontario.
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One O0mm0rolal,.euol thaud ')lel '010.
gruphl9 Dopar6moute aro ill ober330
qcl uUlo ln8tbut0ra0f expm'lm,eo. All if
out.
CORY[ed -Urn tLONlugb, up•tOrdatO
iD a one mud praetioal, We have bou0m
or the Province,
business trulutug 0ouool'
111 tau Province, tint our free oata•1
0kue end learn what we ere dolma.' sr
88„155 Oommernal seboole as well as bast-
1hers mel employee* gredulttu0, Stud+ N
all 68 are entering 0eon week. Lu ter da
11 NOW,
EL1,101.1& MOLAOIILAN, 11)
Prlooipole. y�
f=i :a i tit -a tli= if,#6if tS +a'
......ameem.. "-.-..33.33
Now Open
ENTER ANY DAY
Mato: Terra 811 all departments
of the 001113161 Buolnwso Oolloge,
1'08,3160, . turd eple1(lid Glances
for upending 0low mantle pleas-
antly and profitably,
Twenty -live teachers,
('Itnlogue free.
Write for it.
W. H. SHAW, Principal
E. R, SHAW, Secretary.
Youge & Gerrard sta., Toronto
DRAM. TRUNK RAILWAY.
000011NRN 10XTRN0ION'. W, 0. & e,.
Praia° Leave Bruesele Station, North
inti South, Re f01/0.0
1301130 Bonin 001130 NORTe.
Mail 7.05 it 10 I EXp res' 10:85 axe
Slap rose .,-.11:15 a,m 11 11 ... 1:44 e.01
llxp tans ....:1:02 pan I taxmen 8:51 p.m
CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R.
Following is the CP It: Time Table ut•
Walton :•-
To Toronto To Ooderloh
Itxproes ,,..,, 1:18 a. m I Exproes .,,, 11:02 a m
I'.x3iese ...,., 1:80 p m Express 9:80 p m
61511=1.11 tail 1.
J1'ure-tvi le.
Mil,') Spar"ng ie the new teacher in S
d. No. 16
James Armstrong la home on a vied
nom the West,
P. Patrick and wife have returned
from Miohigun.
J. Boletml hes rented Mr. Hendereo»'o
1,.rm at Whiteehmoh.
H. FatricI will attend the Western
Ontario Dairymen's Ootiveution at
Wuodotook on Jan 15.
Hi ter.
The bell ringers Dome to town again on
February 5th ill Industry Hall.
E, 0. W1lford left for his anal year in
the Medical Col ege at Toronto. Al
though missing half 1118 term on amount
of having typhoid fever Mr. Wilford i.
going to try and oaptare bouoro at the
exams. in April.
The annual meeting of tae Blyth
Agricultural Society, will be held in In
duetry Had on January 22nd at p m
for eleot:oo of of8oers, receiving the
annual report and any other baeineor
that may be brought bfore the meeting
Mr. Popleetooe, the. ohoir leader o)
St, Audrew'e ohuroh, treated the ahofl on
tlondsy evening of laid week to a very
delightful sleigh rode. The party drove
to Walton and baok and ou their return
enjoyed an elegant sapper at Btother's
restaurant.
To check a cold quiokty, get from your
druggist some 1:11)0 Dandy Cold Tobin
celled Prevoutioe. Druggists everywhere
are now dispeneiug Preventioe, for they
are not only safe, but decidedly certain
and prompt. Preventio9 contain ne
Qoinine, uo laxative, nothing harsh nor
motioning. Taken at the "sneeze mage"
Preventioe will prevent P,eawl0la,
Bronohitle, La Grippe, eta. Renee the
name, Preventioe. Good for feverish
ehildren. 48 Preventioe 25 cents
Trial Boxes 5 one. Bold by all dealers.
I .ir.t e.vs. eq.
The Canadian Express Agency for
Lletowel has been transferred from J.
A. Hacking to Harry Maloney.
George Brune and family,. of Napinkn,
Manitoba, have been the guests of Dr
and Mrs. Bruno during the past few
weeks.
A baud composed of members of form-
er town bands, on Monday evening
of lest week serenaded the men who ran
for Municipal honors.
Wilfred Faille, formerly of Liotowe',
ie supplying the pastorate of the Van -
4813m M, E. Oonferepoe till the ego
of the Conference year, winch
010008 Sept. 1908.
Mrs. J. R. Rieharde wag pa0eiag fn
front of 'Lu'rbrigg'e bakery on Monday of
last week when aloe fell 011 the °tipper,/
Me on the eidewttlk, Measuring Dna of the
bones at or above the wrist of her right
arm,
W. B. Bloke while coming down Main
street ori Wedueeaay morning of Mtn
week slipped and fell On 'ha toy sidewalk.
Fortunately no bones were broken, al-
though Mr. Hicks reoeived a most Revere
shaking up.
Poisoned Ry A Razor
Don't trim your 008110 - wltb 8 razor,
nee a purely vegetobte remedy like Put
nam'o Corn Ex6reotor. No pelt), certain
more, and all for a quarter. Every dealer
sails "Putoum'e,"
VViu_ ltatm.
E W. Bradw,u, of New Liskeard,
spent the New Year ho Maya with has
parents,. J, E. end Mrs. Bradwin.
Ohms, H. Green moved hie family to
Southampton. last week, Mr. Green hay
tug accepted a position as foreman Stiieh.
er to the Boll furniture faodory.
L, F Biekly, of Toronto, hoe been ap-
pointed as Local Manager for the. Bell
Telephone Om ill lingism and has eo
tend upon hie duty,
O. N. Griffin, who has been in the
gtooery bedtime in Wmghem for many.
years hes sold out to A. J. Maioolm, of
Mitchell, who vela take poea0eeiou in the
near future.
tan of Tnrnborr made
J
' MaoNaa
b
r hie team in drawing out the
largest
record to w b
largest load of briok that ever left the
D' uiott briek yard. The loud 0008i86ed
of 2250 bricks, average weight of a brink
8uppu8ed to ha 4i poends,
George 0 Young, 800 of A, and Mre.
Young, of thio town, and Mies Jeeota A.
Henderson, formerly of Witigham, were
married 1ilDunn Avenue Presbyterian
Oburoh at Toronto, on Tuesday Deoem
bar 6101, the ceremony being performed
by Rev, A., T. Goggle.
Through the generosity of et number of
our t.Wnepeopie a free bed, for the Use of
patients who are not in it p110111 8 to pay,
fe being established in the Wfughem
hoepitol, The Met of msialsin'ng a bed
Of Chia kind is,atimatod at$200pee year
and while this amount 1)330 not yet been
anbeoribod, enffi0teut motley v will be
forthourning to e)08re the 03108900 of the
projeot.
Ed. Jeukine, of the Blgevale road, loin
a rentable four year old horse un Monday
O'oumg of meet week. The unmet, winch
30 WO of a matched team, got an the
railway tenth, end run along it for or
mole, whom it watt otrogk by the train and
Kited,
A tioklhig cough, from tiny came, ie
quiokty etuppod by Dr. Shoop's 00ugh
Cure, And It 1e 80 hormieee and safe
that 1)r, Shoop tells mothers everywhere'
t., time ft without heoita'tou even t0 very
yut111g eabea. The wliolaoume gleam
uvea and tinnier 04ume of a wug•he- -
1ng muculalu011d ah,ub, fur,.inh the
oarattve properties to Dr,, Shoop's Dough
Cure. It amine the aoogh, and beaie the
acre mud 0en01tive brouohial tmpembraneo
No opium, no uhlorotorm, uotbmg harsh
need to blurs or •uppr000. (amply a
r'e911111aa plant esteeol, that helps to -hew
aohimg lungs '1'he Bpanlartle nal, tine
'drub weigh the demo, ones "The Storni
Herb." Demand Dr, Shoop's, Take no
other. Sold by all dealers.
tl1In Con.
The 0111111161 meeting of the Hertiom•
rural Sooiely will be held ou Jen. 20,
A. Butt, eon of E Butt, has been laid
1111 work for a couple of months with
app' ud,mtae. -
Nater Holmes, who jammed the end
of h a Sugar 10 a prase, 18 taking an en
forced Loltd831. The Sager Dau be saved,
The trophy won by Dr. J. N Grouii, on
dept. 21, 1907, for highest general
aggregate at the Gun Olub, has been fort
warned to him. It io 0 mos MMOR1
dm1ab.y negate. d.
,17ra.-W G. dmytit was crossing the
rued to go to her dau"hter'e, Mrs. L. F.
UuUnr•y, when she slipped ou the me, ten
.ou broke her wrist. The break how
• ver wa0 foiled to not be serious and she
Id 110W get Mu along nicely.,
The New Ere. says :-Some exchanges
ere pobliehing a report tothe effect that
Rev. Jona, Greene, of this tow», to dead
Won he was to than offiue Saturday amu
he was remarkably lively for a dead mar'
and on Burnley he took part in the tier
votes of Sealant' Methodist church. He
le at a lose to know how auoh a
report originated.
Toe officer, of the Y. P. Guild of
Willis ohuroh were e:eoted for the next
three mouths as fol'owe ;-President,
Mien Leda Smyth; Ito Vioe, Mtge Annie
Watt; 2nd Vies, Mote Maggie MoLeu
nen ; Rau.•Seeretary, Miea Liniao Oautel•
un ; Oor.•Soeratary, Mies Ida Walken•
')Law i Treasurer, Ohms, Lindsay ; Or
gimlet, Mies Hazel O'Neil ; Aseietant,
Mise Ida Walkmahaw.
The offioere of Ouurt- Maple Leaf No.
16, U. 0.1`. for the °anent term are 160
fo,owe :-Uhler Ranger, J. H. Porter ;
V re Outef, E Finch ; Fiu. Benretary,
W. S. R. Holmes ; Rue. Secretary, J. P.
dbeppard ; Treaoorer, D. Dickson ;
ILamo Dodds; Sr. Woodward, M. Graelie ;
Jr. Woodward, J. W. Fatah ; Sr, Beadle,
Fred. Brown ; Jr. Beadle, Henry Poi
and ; J. P. 0, R., R. J. Moller; Auditors,
H. T. Rance, 0. 11. Dowding ; Truatese,
Henry B., Grazier, Jae, Fin0h, 'Geo. W.
Cook.
Soso or Appetite And Energy
Blowy they are a wurry-eumbined
tbey are a burden, telling that waste has
000m Immeueely greeter than the body's
power to rebuild. The first need is to
reconstruct the blood, make good the
.1810118031 of red oe Ie. Ferrozone im-
proved digestion, makes blood, the kind
.hat nourishes and rebuild.. Qulukly the
uervo00 8y0tem re0pouds to the new
power napped by Nervlline. 13treu011
re1arnd, ambition revives, energy and
euduranee give the 8y81001 just what it
seeds to mannan the balance of health.
No tomo better than Ferrozune, 500 per
Dux at all dealers.
F'uradwlok.
Mrs. (Dr ) Ido1aughtou and Mise
Florence have returned from 8e0torth
where they 0peu6 the botidaye with
friends.
School opened on Monday of last week
with a fair attendauue. J. Leggett, of
Walkerton, 1s in charge of the senior
uopartmmlt and Mies Segewurth, of Mt.
Forest, of the junior Department.
Rae0LT uF 110NI0IPAL RIFOTIONs
FOR REEVE
1 2 8 4 5 6
Shearer 96 85 105 48 111 79-618
Guwdy41 40 03 26 28 85-•288
FOR DEPUTY REEVE
131611)e10031.......78 61 71 122 64 83-474
Doig 50 27 89 89 77 29-861
FOIL COUNCILLORS
Winter19 47 56 119 80 96-418
U,iderwousl80 56 100 59 45 29-870
Duwusy .3.7 60 41 108 52 78-861
Gregg......., 44 19 94 62 79 86-828
119ailwi033- 84 69 65 40 49 20-807
Muohell.......11 6. 49 29 89 0-134
LO,.ALOP'1'ION BY LAW •
For 79 52 99 115.95 83-528
Agetues 62 72 72 49 42 46-342
Hewok 0011110t1 for 1908 :-.Reeve, '1'.
Shearer ; Deputy Reeve, Joe, Haiootook ;
Containers, John Winter, J. Underwood
end J. Llowuey.
San Danes -The community was
somewhatstartl' d en Thursday; January
2nd, to hear of the etiddeu death of Mary
Ltitiejohn. It had not been generally
known for some time past that Mies
Li661001In was IN Wittig heaah. About
three.yeare ego owing to a threatening
nervous breakdown ahe passed through a
period of deep despondency but reorder.
ed under ireatmeu1, Of late, however,
her ailmentrecanted and all treatment
proved unavailing. Atter apeodmg two
menthe with friends in Toronto, 0310 re-
turned to her home 00 Tuesday night to
speed New Yeur'e Day with the met of
the family. Om Thursday evening a
little 01ter,8ve o'clock, came the sad end
which has overwbeimed the family ' with
a total, deep mid bitter, and which has
oast a gloom over the neighborhood.
Mr, Littlejohn'e family have, the deepest
sympathy of everybody in the con•
munaty, nut only beoaaeo the are held 1n
the highest reepeot hy those who know
them, but because their departed one
shared same high esteem. She was of rt
gentle, affautianate dlepleltion, kind to
everybody, and loyal to her home with
its many duties, ,For °even years enc
had been a consistent oummuinIniy mom•
bet of the lrroebyteriau ohuroh, tied for 'a
number of yearn, amok m 10003 of the
choir. 111vi0g lived;a elm -Alan ids dor
ing years of hearth and vigor Until the
ehedotTe fell, what but a Cnrietiun's re-
ward 10 her portion It0N i 'J1ke paltered
We Draw Your Attention
to the Following Prices :
-All Wool Blankets, 6j pounds, regular $4.75, for $4.00,
-All Wool Blankets, 7 pounds, regular $5.25, for $4.50.
-Flannelette Blankets, 11/4, regular $1.25, for 51.10.
-Wrapperetto, regular 100 and leo, for 8o per yard.
- Flannelette, regular 15o, for 12o.
-Flannelette, regular 18o, for 11o,
- Flannelette, regular 12o, for 10c.
-Flannelette, regular llo, for 90,
- Flannelette, regular 10e, for 80.
-Loot Season's Prints„your ohoioo for 8o per yard.
-Ladies' and Ohiidron's Hose, rag, 250 for20 and 500 for 40o,
-Men's Sox, regular 85o, for 27o.
-Men's Sox, regular 80o, for 280.
-Men's Sox, regular 250, for 20o.
-Men's, Ladies' and Children's 'Underwear at. Greatly Re-
duced Primes.
-Men's and Boys' Heavy Rubbers reduced 150 and 25o per
pair.
- Men's, Women's and Children's Plain Overs, reduced 100
per pair.
-One Blank Oalf Coat with Blank Dog Dollar regular $80.00
for $24,00.
-Man's Caps, regular 75o, for 604.
- Men's-Cape, regular 500, for 400.
-Mon'a Caps, regular 250, for 20o.
-Horse Blankets at DOST,
i 'Pleaso do not ask for Credit on these' Goods as the above are
Strictly Cash Prices,.
Trade taken as Cash.
HARNESS TIi
is made out of good material
and pui together o ethr in a good
ood
durable and workmanlike
manner. This 1s what we
offer you: They are all our
own make and combine the
experience of over 80 ' years
p building Harness and cut-
ting leather. We now offer
them at the following prices
to Dash customers :-
r YOU
1,7
- Team Harness all complete, iron olad names, regular price with hip [drape and
backbends regular 585:00, reduced to 382.00,
--Single /lameee, regular price $18.00, reduced to $11.00.
-We have Single Harness up to 345.00, 1f you want something fine,
BLANKETS' ,
ROBES &O
-Single Unlined Blankets, out, shaped and strapped, regular per pair $1.25, reduc-
ed
educeed to 31.00 per pair.
-Heavy Single Blanket, regular prime $1,50, reduced bo 61.20 per pair.
- Dupon Kersey Blankets with euro111 Ie regular 8. Q reduced t
o3
0 per pair.
-Large
-Lar a size Robes, regular 39.002 reduced to $8.2
6.
- Wool
and Plush Rugs reduced on price,
- Trunks and Batohela, large stook, lowest primes. See our Rawhide Whips at 35o.
''Agent for Columbian Stook and Poultry Foods.
I C. Richar
Go,
Choice
s8
Groce
Fruits
Dates, Figs, Raisins, - Currants,
Prunes, Peels and all kinds of Pure
Flavoring Extracts. All varieties of
Nuts -fresh.
Confectionery
Stewart's and Perrin'[ Ohocolatee
and Bon Bone. All binds of Fanny'
Oakes. Malaga Grapes fresh and de-
licious, fine Table Raisins, Bananas,
CALIFORNIA NAVAL ORANGES
Seedless -from 25o to 60o per dozen,
Evaporated Cream,
Condensed Milk,
Mince Meat in Bulk,
Try Camp Coffee.
Raspberry and Strawberry Jam
in small pails.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
i0 full of the beet that money can buy mud the primes right. The home of GOOD
OHEEoE and lots of it. All kind of Canoed Goods, choice and new.
PURONA CEYLON PEKOE TEA
only 23c per pound with 5 Ib. Iota for the small sum of 31.00.
High Class Cigars- FiAi and Oysters on hand
”W'IJ't"Irr1.'tt'p,'h,'sele'Id'1"li '1lu•'v.
W. A. R 'al .
TO
Ewan- . Co
if you want a First -glass
CUTTEr
THEY are specially made and Up-to-date
A large quantity of Piano Box and Port-
land Cutters.
¶ All Trimmings made to lift out.
ir Can be had in any color of paint.
It Call early and get your pick.
¶ Second -haus Cutters always on hand at
Low Prices.
EWA■!r & C
Brussels Up-to-date Carriage Factory.
NATIONAL
Roller Flour Mills
Every good house -wife knows how necessary
it is to have good Flour to make her Bread
and Pastry palatable -.- -
White Loaf Flour
possesses all the qualities that go to make
a nice, white,
spongy loaf Once you have
used this brand you will want none other.
CHOPPING 5 CENTS PER SAG
ii"All kinds of Feed kept constantly on hand.
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Jamestown etL.11
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D. MacDonald, Proprietor
,',1ty plti'h.,
BRUSSELS