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The Brussels Post, 1908-12-31, Page 5r I)USiNESS CARDS. ' T II. McOJ AQISBN—. ace nt (#eatery, l u u grey' 2roet,l1xaeaelT MSS LAURA SPENCE Teaoher of Piano or Organ ETHEL, ONT. IC, O. T.• M. Bruesols .tout of the Maooabees, No. 24 held their regular meettuge (.0 the Lodge I400m, Rasher Block, on the let and 8rd 1'ueddayeveuiuge of thigh month hilvnYa taA, SOWERS,Ug4ht�L6R4, 11. K. JAMES, HARRIS, Agent Howiek ftlotnrti Fire Tneuranee company Oillee mud Restdence— ...-._ WALTON, ONT. JOHN SUTHERLAND 188001(1808, FIRE AND MARINE. RUELPH. AUCTIONEERS, 141 B. SCOTT AS AN ATJCTION • SUR, will x01) for better prt0ee, to better men lu lose time mad leas charges tuau any other Auctioneer In Rant Enron or he won't charge anything. hates and onlere can always be arranged at this Milos or by penmen' application. ROB T. H. GARNiSS HLDPVALE — ONT,. Auctioneer for Huron county. Terme reasonable. auloo arranged for at the oalee of Tab Poeu', Brussels. 8211 VETERINARY. GG. A. CUNNINGI3 • Boner area 00,8 of the Ontario Vet. erlenry College, is prepared to treat all. ale 00808 01 dome80100(0d nuimaia to a oompet out manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry aid Milk Mov.,r Oailo promptly attended to. Othoe and Infirmary —.Four doors North of bridge, 2hunborry 22. Brussels. 'Phone 47 to LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M. SIN CLAIi— • Barrister, Solicitor, Oonveyanoer, Notary Politic., &o, Otlfoe—Stewart's Block l door North el ()mitre! Hotel, Buttoner for the Metropolitan Bauk, HO D' v roar RAYS & R LAlii— B(/STEM, norooI'roes, NOTARIES Pu8LIO, SPO. W. PaoonaooT, If, G. R. O. HAYS G. F. Baus. Oltiaas—Those formerly occupied by Messrs Cameron da Holt, ONTAnIo. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons et Outerlo and Ff•ot-otos Honor Graduate of Toronto University. OEM* coat to Brewer'e.Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS, Synopsis of Canadian Northwest HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS; ANY oven namorod`seotlon of Dominion Lauda iu Maeitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, excepting 8 and 26, not reserved, May be homesteaded by any person wbo ie the sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years of age, to the extent of oua-quartet seotion of 160 soros more or lees Entry may be made personally at the local land oftiee for the district to whlob the laud is situate. The homesteader is required to perform the conditions eocuected therewith ender one of the following plane: (1) At least six menthe' reeldoir08 upon and cultivation of the laud in each year for three years, (2) 1f the father (or mother, (1 the father is deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a tars iu the vicinity of the land entered for the requirements as to reel. donee may be saddled by Buell person re. siding with the lather et mother, deuce epee formt;(otasland permanent by hiw in thevicinity of,. hie homestead, the reequiremeuts as to resldeuoo may be satte• atlad ymoutldia ashen iul'writtngl ohould be given to the pomm(eniouer of Dominion Londe at Ottawa of Intention to apply for patent. W.W.00RY, N. R, Demi ly i,1j1ked ubl(e oo on o this ed. vertisemeut will not be -paid for, • �E2 INGE SEWING MACHINES ARE THE BESTI Machines may be .seen at Me AY & SHAW'S Hardware Store, Brussels. .Easy payment system may be arranged -for. I also handle the Nordheim- er Piano. S. CARTER, AGENT AL 1 -Partners or ;Storekeepers by coining to the Brussels s Sa lt Works call get any kind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, For. emaax Brussels, GtaainQss cards and hits always been a consistent member. list' hteibancl. predeceased .4. H. MONTEITH her over 14 years ago, Only one Barrister, Solicitor, Notary,,Na0000001 to daughter was born, she being Alt's, .A.. f1. Macdonald,, dace over Standard Bank, Lawson, of Detroit. Deceased leaves Bremen, three brothers to 'mourn the loss of a DR, HAMILTON Dental Surgeon. Office opposite the postodfoo, i Willevisit Gort'So the Asst and oiled Monday of each month, 60-0m DR. T. T. M'RAE Bachelor of btediulne, 'University of Toronto.; Lloentlate and Graduate of the College of pit • oietane and Surgeons, Ont,Ppst•g6radnate UluungoE e,16ur,Nose and lihroat Hospital, Chinese, Ex•HOIINe Surgeon to St, 111eh• atiPe If*opitol 1pron40, OAioo over IP. R, Smith's Drug Store. Tele. phone connection with Cranbroolr at 1111 hours. DR, WARDLAW Honor graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College. Day and night calla. O15uo opposite Plow, M111, Ethel, xa: ,i'2o Forms :erg ryas' 8-PUSSELS Garnet BOOTH Q01140 Normal broil 7:U6 a m Express ., „.,10;66 a m Express ,,,,11:25 a 10 Mail 1:44 p m Express 8:02 p in Express 8:68 p m , WALTON To Toronto To Goderlah Express.,.. 8:41 amExpress 11:88 n m 2xpr•eoe 8:11 p m I Express 7:47 p m Mistrict lleEus Belgrave Adam Halliday, of Manitoba is visit- ing his parents. East Wawanosh township Nomina- tion was held here on Monday. Tohn Owens, of Thessalon, is visit- ing his father, Tas. Owens, of Bel - grave. .A. call will be extended shortly it is expected by the Presbyterian church here to a new pastor. James W. Bone, of East Wawanosh has this Winter, a herd of 58 head of cattle nearly all Polled Angus. John Robertson, blacksmith, who was workingfor J. L. Stewart, has been on the sink list, but is now quite better, Corrie Miss Robina Koine, of Wiarton, is home to spend the holidays with her mother and sister. MISS Morton, evangelist, will com- mence a seriesof evangelistic meet- ings on January Std, Wesley Montgomery who is attend- ing medical college in Toronto, is home for the holidays. Harold McTavish, who is attending the Belleville Business College, arriv- ed home last week to spend the Christ- mas holidays. Nes, W. McKee, of Gorrie, passed away 013 Wednesday of last week and the funeral was held on Christmas Day at 1 p. m. to Molesworth ceme- tery. Service was held in the Gorrie Methodist church. J. se. Williams has sold for his son, W. ' D. Williams, of Louisiana, his property just opposite the residence of Wm, Hammond, to John Sharpin, of the Howick and Grey boundary. It is expected Mr. Sharpin will occupy the premises about the middle of January. To stop any pain in 20 minutes, take one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. See formula on the box. Ask your Doctor or Duggist about this formula. It can't be bettered, Womanly pains, head pains, any pain gets instant re- lief. Box of twenty Pink Pain Tab- lets, 25c. Sold by all dealers. Seaforth Mrs. Awent, sr., has gone to spend. the Winter with her son, John Amen', at Millbank. • • E. W. Murray, who is taking a post graduate course in the S. 1'. S. Toron- to, is home for the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Robb. Bristow, of Lgrlrondville, has just finished a print quilt contain- ing 2405 pieces made all by hand in the year 1908. Mrs. Bristow feels justly proud of her work, she is over 00 years of age. The many friends of Aclaw and Mrs. McKay, will regret to hear that they have been bereaved of their in- fantdaughter, Bessie, aged 4 months and 18 clays. The little one had been ill for some time and passed away on Friday, Dec. 18th. The funeral tools plane on Saturday at 3 p. tn. to inter- ment at the Maitlandbank cemetery. At the regular meeting of Oamp Lady Nairn. S. 0. S., held ih the For- ester's Hall, the following officers were elected for the year 1009—Chief, A. W. Stobie ; Ohieftian, Robert Steele ; Chaplain, J. AlaMtchael ; Re- cording ,.and Financial secretary, Thos. Richardson ; Treasurer, Wm. Ballantyne ; Marshal, W. R. Smith ; Standard Bearer, Willard H. L'+'lliott ; Senior Guard, Alex. B. Sutherland Junior Guard, John Cardio. Burnt his Toes Badly. Bttt he tvil1 never again use a cheap corn cute containing acids. The only safe and painless cure is Putnam's Corn Extractor. It, never burns, al- ways aures --buy "P'anam'a." Blyth Miss Pearl Gidley has arrived home from the Toronto Conservatory of Music, Geo, and Mrs. King celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of tixeir wedding on Monday. Mx'. Tyndall, of Carlow, took charge of the singing in St, Andr'ew's church on Snnda as the new W Ietadbl'. The many friends of Dr. Carder are sorry to hear he is on the sick list, but hope ho Will soon be restored to Ms usual good health. Sunday morning, 20th inst., Mrs. Jam Martin, who has been a resident of Blyth for the past 25 years, passed away at her home after it short illness at the advanced rage of 84 years, 11 months and 9 days. Deceased was born h S6004114, her maiden name being Jane Scott, and after coining to this country lived in Morris and at WalkerbUrn where Mr, Martin had the mill, afterwards coming to Blyth, Mrs, Martin was, one of the 44 names pieced on et,'1x1indrev's clircchn cZ1i, 857, sister—VVin. Scott, of Toronto ; Jolla, of Deloraiue Man.,0.414 Thos, 111 80otluud, The funeal took place an Monday afternoon anti interweut was made 10 the Union cemetery. Morris ADDitl➢SB AND Ponsaeree.grOR.—At the school in S. 8. No, 1 Miss Medi/ter, who has been teacher for the .peat two years and who is now 1 esigping was presented with a manicnrn set and an address by the scholars. Fol- lowing is the address ;-- DEAR Miss MOAR,TER ; Itis with feeling of deep regret we learn of your departure from our midst, after two years of faithful and efficient service as teacher of this school. While we bave often felt that school tasks were irksome, and. we have not been as dilligent in our studies as we should have been, we realize that you haveevel been platieut and kind and always had our best in- terests at heart. Now that we are about to part, we ask you to accept this manicure set, as a slight token of our esteem and affection. Wherever your lot in life may be cast in the future, we hope that health, happiness and prosperity may ever attend you. We wish you a merry Xmas and a joyous New Year. Signed on behalf of the school. FLORENCE ROGER8ore, OLIyl Aflame, Era= NIVINS. Coughs that are tight, or distressing tickling coughs, get quick and certain help from Dr. Shoop's CoughRemedy, On this account Druggists every- where are favoring Dr. Shoop's Cough Remedy. And it is entirely free from Opium, chloroform or any other stupefying drug-. The tender leaves of a harmless lung -healing mountain- ous shrub give to Dr. Shoop's cough Remedy its curative properties. Those leaves have the power to calm the moat distressing Cough, and to soothe and heal the most sensitive bronchial membrane. Mothers should, for safety's sake alone, al- ways demand Dr. Shoop's. It can with perfect freedom be given to even the youngest babes. Test it ,once yourself, and see l Sold by all dealer's. Grey Adam Duke, con. 4, has had the telephone placed hi his house. This makes communication with Listowel, easy. A jolly load of Cranbrookites at- tended the concert at S. S. No. 5, Grey,on Wednesday evening of last week and report an enjoyable time. SCHOOL REPOWP.—Following is the school report of S. S. No. 3, Grey, Pupils were examined in all subjects and their names are arranged in order of merit. Glass IV.—Jnneve Taylor, Jean Smith, Cecil McKinnon, Ernie Cardiff, Tom McDonald, Oliver Doll, Wesley Brewer. Glass 111.—Katie McDonald, Iklillio McFarlane, Marion Smith, Bessie Smith, Fred dole, Reu- ben Bi ewer. Glass II. Stuart Grant, Eliza Bishop, Willie Dietner, Joe Smith. Pt. IL—Harold Cardiff, Jas, Dietner, Tim McFarlane. Pt. L— Cherlie Smith, Albert Cardiff, George Bishop, Roy MOParlane,Hewai'd Cole. M. DARA, Teacher, The following is the School Report of S, S. No. 5, Grey, for the month of December. Names are in order of merit. Highest possible mark 300. Class IV.—Bert Dunbar, 229; Alex. Collins, 203 ; "Thos. Clark, 77. Class III.—Wm. Campbell, 247 ; Ross Coates, 233 ; Elsie Rea, 195 ; Frank Lindsay, 191 ; Ernest Rea, 157 ; Isaac Clark, 155 ; "Edith Flood, 129 *011ie Hudson, 70. Class II.—Margaret Coates, 227 ; Lizzie lfleiusahroth, 200 ; Lyle Bradford, 170 ; Jas. Collins, 167 ; Annie Clark, 147 ; Alex. Mc- Donald, 142 ; *John Savage, 132, Sr. Pt. II,—Gordon McDonald, Eva Hud- son, Harry Hudson. Ji•. Pt. II.— Henry Kloiuschrotb, Harold Brad- ford, Ida Bremner. Sr. I,—Johnston Armstrong, Gordon Rea, George Campbell, Mabel Clark. Jr. I.—Maud Dixon, Carl McDonald. L. A. MAOKAY, Teacher. A Frightful Death Is one from suffocation and some- times follows a bad (Mule of Asthma. The old fashioned' remedies may re- lieve, but never cure. Best results come from Oatarrhozone which cures Asthma after hope is abandoned. It's because Oatarrhozone kills the Asthma germ that it cutis. choking spells and labored breathing are re- lieved, suffocating sensations and of breath are cured. Every trace of Asthma is driven Froin the system, and even old chronics experience ittl- mediate relief and lasting cure. Equally good for Bronchitis, Throat Trouble and Catarrh. Sold by all dealers in 25c. and $1,00 sizes. Get Oatarrhozone to-clay—it does cure. Oranbrook SCHOOL REPORT,—Following is the report of room II Cranbrook Public School for the month of December ;— Sr. I V.—Beatrice McQnarrie, 450 ; %J'essie Menzies, 426 ; Luh' McDonald, 405 ; Viola Long. 398 ; Roy McQuar- rie, 893 ; Mary McNichol, 382 ; Lilian Dark, 371 ; Julia Braker, 350 ; Harvey Noble 330 ; Lie1a Sperling, 288 ; Muriel Spering, 272 ; *David Pery'io, 215, Jr. 4111.—Beosle Alderson, 807 ; Orme Steiss, 200 ; Arthur Fox, 287. Sr, III.—May Grasby, 389 ; Lucy Alderson, 888 ; Addie Starling, 886 ; Mamie Cameron, 318 ; Leslie Petrie, 298' Hazel bloo McDonald, 235 Russel Knight,281 *May ay Tinnier, 254 ; ***Maggie 14IoNab, 120. Jr. tII.— Evely McNichol, 880 ; Gordon Cam- eron, 260 ; *Lola Steles, 218; *Chris - Ilan Fischer, 102, H. D. AINLAY, Teacher. The followingis the report far Oranbrook Public chool room L Pupils examined in Ar ith„ Read. „Writ.Goo.ea,andgcodrduct, Total, 400.. Sr. It—Myrtle Granby, 883 ; Lena Noble, 850 ; Fanny Grasby, 800, Jr. IL—Maggie Perrin, 550 ; 1Yiiiife Alderson, 480: Thelma Smalldon, 820; Gordon Knight, 303; Itladaleee Baker, 269;, Alvin blunter, 250 Oscal' 0olsalitz, 230 ; *Tons Steiss, 220 **Elsie SParlitig, 180; *Charlie Dining, 140 ; Pt. 1L—Welland1Cf anter•, 872 Wilford Cameron, 820 ; Marie Long, "Ideal ' eiiinsular' Has the Advantages of a Steel Range with the Ouralllltty of a Cast -Iron Range "Tdaai Peninsular" is the ideal range for a small kitchen, It gives the conyenienees of the best steel ranges with the added advantage of being cast-iron and therefore wore durable. The "Ideal" burns either wood or coal and the grate bars maybe changed in half a minute. Step in and Jet us show you the .Atop Oven Door—Low Warming Closet --Adjustable Demmer—Daylight Overt and otherimprove- ments. Always glad to explain the. superiority of these Sae ranges. '70 WILTON S GILLLSPIE, - 310: Claire Long, 290 ; *Johnny Schnook ; **Stuart Noble, 100 ; **Erie ; Pennington, 120 Arnold Fischer, 124. Pt- I.—Excellent—Irene Kranter, Lizzie Baker, Barbara Fischer. Good. —Ross Bunter, Ida Rueter.. Fair— Alfred. Knight. Blest—Excellent— Annie Slnalldo0, Good—Evelyn Baker, Johnny Smalldon. * missed examinations. J1ENNIE ARMSTRONG, Teacher. Bluevale Municipal Nominations brought quite a crowd here on Monday frown Turn berry township. Miss Stella Nethery, daughter of John Nethery, of Blitevale, has been engaged for Zetland School for 1900, Rev. Mr. Tyler, of Walton, preach- ed ill the Methodist church here last Sabbath, Rev. Mr. Andrews. was at Walton preaching anniversary ser- moWL TORNBI(I1RY TOWNSHIP FINANO'l;s,— This municipality is in good financial standing, if we can judge from the Treasurer's statement lust issued. The year began with a balance of 8750.31. The receipts during tbo year (up to the 15th inst.) were $9,382.38, Making a total of $10,141.09 to account for. The expenditure to Dec, 15th, totalled $3,414.93, leaving a balance nn hand at that date, of $0,7213.70. The assets ar'e—cash, 86,720,76 ; un- collected taxes, $8,231.29; other things, $130, making a total of $10,083.05. The liabilities include county rate, $2,820.80 ; schools, $4,858.78 ; drain debentures, $612.15 ; salaries and out- standing accounts, $830 ; total liabilI tie s,8921. 83. Preventics, the new Candy Cold Cure Tablets, are said by druggists to have four specific•, advantages over all other remedies for a cold. First— They contain no Quinine, nothing harsh or sickening. •Second—They give almost instant relief. Third— Pleasant to the taste, like candy. Fourth—A large box -48 Proven ties— at 25 cents. Also fine for feverisb children, Sold by all dealers. Fordwich Principal Leggett is spending the holidays at his home in Walkerton. Miss Annie Faust who has been in Clinton Hospital for fourteen weeks, arrived home last week. • A. A. Dobson, student of McGill University Montreal, is spending the holidays with his parents at the . manse. John .1. Waugh and Miss Violet i M. M. Corbett were united in mar -1 riage on Wednesday 23rd inst. at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. Ball. The total amount oftaxesraised in Howick township in, 1908 was $27105.- 58. Of this amount only $331.85 was unpaid on Dec. 15 and on which five per cent additional will have to be paid. The Trustees of Fordwich Police Village raised $125 on the village this year. This amount added to the commutation tax, $225, makes a total of $850. They have a surplus in the Township Treasury yet of $116.84. Economy has been practiced 'with a vengeance, compared with the neighboring village, Gorrie, who raised $525.00 special tax, In addition to their commutation tax. Never cry Quite. You may be weak, sleepless, Ner- vous,—digestion may be poor, but don't despair. Never say die till you have used. Perroz0nle, the most won- derful body builder, the best nerve and system tonic known. Ferrozone gives tone and vigor to the whole body ; it makes yon eat, consequently it provides increased nourishment. Day by day you grow in strength— weakness, loss of sleep, apprehension all pass away. Yon get well, stay well, look well. Do try Foreozone, it's s'u'e to benefit. All dealers in 5c. boxes. Listowel J. Cecil Hamilton, who recently underwent au operation for appen- dicitis, is making an excellent recov- cry, and he is expected to be about as usual in a short time. Brick laying hits commenced on the Piano Factory, and the work is being pushed ahead as rapidly as the weather will permit. . Eight care of lumber for the llew factory arrived. Chief Engineer Mountain of the Dominion Railway Oorntuiesion was. in Listowel, sad along with several members of the town Council and a number of the principal shippers, made an examination Of'lYe ' t different points suggested for intor'switcrling between the G. 2'. 1t. and O. P. R. Some one who evidently knows whore good cigar's are made, and who wished to treat himself to a Ohr• sines box without payinMfor' it, broke into )noel) osses, Ga,, g Bros, cigar factory on a tecont tri1,rht and stole a quantity of siga rs, 000 being missed. , ntraYte. to the factory was gained by prying. off the festoning's and Poising one, of the witrdows. A meeting was hold in the Council frwnamber at the Public Library for the ep p Musical of organizing to Literary, ha steal and Debating Society, Quito in a number of young men were present, 161(4 the following offices% were elected ; no Pros„ W. Iv, Nichol; Vice Pres,, '4, 50 BRUSSFU[S Kay ; Sec.-Treas., R, Oliver 1 Chair- men of Oommlttees—Literary and Dramatic, F. Von Zuberi ; Musical, D'Aray Grierson ; Debating, Dr. J. E. Sawdon. The Society will meet once a week and have a public meeting once a month. Wroxeter Wm. Perrin, who is attending the school of Practical Science in Toron- to, is spending the holidays at his home here. The regular meeting of East Huron Farmers will beheld in the Hall here on Thursday, Jan. 14th, sessions open- ing at 2 and 7.80 p. rn. Or. Reed of Georgetown, and. W. H. Mc0rac&.eu, of ;Brussels, will speak in the after- noonand the former and Miss Camp- bell, of Brampton, in the evening. A musical program will also be added at the evening gathering. The olcl fashioned way of dosing a weak stomach, or stimulating the Heart or Kidneys is all wrong, Dr. Shoop first pointed out this error. This is why his prescription—Dr. Shoop's Restorative—is directed en- tirely to the cause of these ailments—. the weak inside or controlling nerves. It isn't so difficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strengthen a weak Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, if one goes at it correctly. Each inside organ has its controlling or inside nerve. When these nerves fail, then those organs must surely falter. These vital truths are leading th'uggists everywhere to dispense and recommend m nd Dr. Shoop's Restorative. Test it a fere days and see! Improve- ment will promptly and surely foI- low. Sold by all dealers. Atwood Ed. Grundenberger, proprietor of the Dime House has bad new lights installed which makes a vast improve. ment. All the cheese at the Rime factory was shipped out on Saturday, Dec. 14th, 443 boxes in all. Swifts Co., of Chicago, were the purchasers at 1114 cents. The officers of the Elms Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Co., were en- tertained to an oyster supper by the President, Thos, Dickson and Vice - President, Thos. E. Shearer at the palatial home of Mr. Shearer on Sat- urday evening, Dec, 111th. Sometime Wednesday night Dec. 10th what is supposed to be two sneaks entered into Geo. Thompson's carriage shop by breaking out a window and taking a couple of chisels, made their way to W. R. Erskine's general store where they pryed the front door open. After getting Weide they lighted a candle and then began to decorate for the Christ/me season by leaving some of their old garments and taking new goods in place. The annual meeting of the Conser- vative Association of the Township of Elsa wag held in Mitchell's Hall on Saturday afternoon, December the 19th with a large number of the faith- ful in attendance. The election of officers resulted as follows :—President: Thos. J. Sproule, first vice -pees., Robt. Burke ; sec.-treas., C. J, Wynn. After the, election of officers the as- sembly listened to an address from Jas. Torrance, M. P. P„ followed by remarks from Reeve John Hamilton, Hugh Richmond, ''William Bell and others. Frequent Headaches Do They Afflict You ? You fincl life a miserable 'affair be- oanse you have headaches, but you have neither nausea nor are you weak—You know if you could only prevent headaches you would en.,joy perfect health. Such headaches indicate a general lowered condition, because they arise from a general clbcay of the nervous system. This depressed condition of the net- vises system had its origin in the re- duction of the quality and quantity of the blood. The blood ie thin --its rod coloring is rebuses—it contains uo nourishment. The digestive organs are not aim - plying it with sufficient nutritive Shat- ter. The result, nerve weariness, nerve debility, ill health. If you had used Ferrozone you n w uldlcn Ow l Yowowerfull all to cli y h estive and nd assunilativb functions of "the body are stilnnlated. Foreozono does more—it supplies all the elements that are essential to the rebuilding of the body—supplies the reconstructive forces that contri- bute to the formation of rich, red blood. Ynu sec Iger p rp .one doesn't treat a sym lion—it remedies a cause --and that's why a month's tro12hncnt will absolutely remove every vestige of re- curring nervous headaches, Nothing like Ferrozmre to build you , to give the reserve of force, that PPy health that contributes so 110 . linha;' happiness s and p o• i a iter t Forrozcnte will makefeel 1 lalit, e W, try it. --sold by all druggists lin r. boxes, At -41.10---- I The Star Grocery kms / lE1.— We handle the best Groceries aid Con- fectlonery for Xmas that money can buy. The best goods tit lowest prices. Fruits California Navel .Oranges - Bananas, Bates, Figs Almeria Grapes Very Best Raisins and Currants Deer's Chocolates and Son Bons also McLaugblin's Confectionery and Fancy Cakes of all kinds. FANCY CIGARS Our stack of GITOePleS is Doh andCleat', OYSTERS and GOOD CHEESE. 48 Good Bread always on hand. Please call and see our stock to be convinced. W. T. SPENCE Sleighs and Cutters Yoe will find at the Bober Carriage Factory a good as • sortment of First-oliiss Sob - sleighs, Cutters, 'Wheelbar- rows, Hand Sleighs and Clothes Reels. All kinds of Repairing and Re -painting promptly n.ttend- ed to. tri;:..... John Cober BRUSSELS GROCER AND CONFECTIONER ummiensammommeasoma £lght L ., I� •w�t��. ��1: Ya�AtF171N3 -. 1�4 r Shoes, _ ., Warm Ove rs/ o suers Some people don't- like .to wear a heavy shoe at an) time. We are in the business to sell the kind of foot- wear ootwear you want. - For good warm winter comfort, we recommend for "light -shoe" wearers a fleece -lined, jersey cloth, bellows front overshoe, one or more buckles. We have some beauties, good strong rubber, one Pair will wear a whole e se ason. Both men's and ladies' in all styles at a,11 prices. Harness Department Remember our Great Cash Discount Stile now going on in Robes, Blankets and Bells. Our Single Harness in Rubber and Solid Nickle are leaders P 'Repairs in Shoes, Rubbers or Harness promptly done. C. RICHARDS Cutters Cutters. Bntillt tlttt Cutters Ininsemsesamsmint AVE you seen EWAN & Co's large display of Cutters? They knock out anything on the market. We have a very large stock of nearly all kinds and sizes for the coniing Winter and they are made of the very best material, every brace about them being the very toughest of steel. They are trimmed with the very best of Uermau Mocate and Leather Cloth. For style and neatness our little piano box Cutters can't he beaten, We have a number of styles of Cutters. with Tops onthem which makes a most comfortable vehicle, the 'l'ops being a great weather protector. Large and small sizes in Portlands and a number of Street and Speeding Cutters. It will pay anyone to examine our two large Show Rooms as we have a large number to choose from. Bob -sleighs - Heavy and Light Timber all Oak. Second-hand Buggies We have a number of First-class Second-hand Buggies which we wish to dis- pose of this Fall. Come quick and get your pick. Repairs done on all kinds of Rigs iu our line and at email prices. Don't miss the large exhibit at Mtn' Carriage Shop. We will save you motley by purchasing your Rigs at Ewan ItSSELSCo's Carriaije Shop BRU NATIONAL Roller Flour Milia OUR NEW "FLAKING ROLL„ is now in full operation. It will save you money to have your Oats "Flaked" before feeding horses - 'Try our New BREAKFAST FOOD '4- or ala Made from White Wheat, Healthful and Invigorating Don't forget that. our "White Loaf" FI is still taking the lead for Bread Flours,our• 1' 'Ail kinds of Toed bet' constantly on p y hand. I b P IS iritv6SE;L.s 11.