The Brussels Post, 1904-12-15, Page 5TRAIN DP A CHILD
And when up send hila or
het. to
L/SJOWEL
j Termopoie April 11th, 1904
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'TWO 000r1o0—
Oommerolal and Shorthand,
Send for Oolloge Joernal.
A. L. MOINTYRE, Manager.
x$9$3 r9litia1'3 slgttra5lt
BUSINESS CARDS,
Air ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 I'ER
oeut, P, a, SCOTT, Armando,
% 7 H. NIoORAOKEN—
P P • Ieaer of Marriage Lioonoog, Of -
Ace at Grocery,Turnbarry, street, Brussels,
11ARMS FOR SALE—TRE UN•
DERSIaNED tae several good Farms tar
rale and to rout, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris and Grey. F S. SOOTT,Brussel
C. O. F.
Court Prinoose Alexandria, No, Si, 0.0, IP.,
Bruseals, meets in their Lodge Room, Sias -
hill Block en the Sod and last Tuesdays of
emelt month, 8,18 o'clock. Visiting brethren
always welcome. JAS. BUit(lESS, C. R.
A, E, 7tMELLISH, 13. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLiNI
—TEACHER OP—
/PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
mm-crSSFJ=,S, o= -T,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSD1RANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
t!, L,ECKI,E,
LIF01 AND FIR((; INSORANCE,
LOAN AND ROIAL ESTATE AGENT,
OfDoe over Horsley% Drug Stare,
Nov, 8003.1902. 110.8m Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
ESTABLISHED 1840
I08111.000e taken on the cash and premium
note system atourrent rates. Bstore Maur -
Ina elnewhere call on the uodereigned Aged
of the Oompany.
GEORGE ROGEIRS,132000018.
AUCTIONEERS.
1 1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
non, will sell Ser better prices, to
better men, in lass time and lase ''bargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the offioe of Tim Pow, Brussels. 2280
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK—
er
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dio-
ceses of domeotioatod animals 'in a contest -
tint manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry Oohs promptl at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Btu.
Successor t0 G. F. Blair, Office over Stan-
dard Bunk, Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan B auk.
M. SINCLAIR
• Barrister, Soiloitor, t0onveyaneer,
Notary Public, &o. UIDoe—Stewart's Block
1 door North. of central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
pt4OUDF00'r, HAYS & BLAIR—
BBARRISTERS 50LICIITOR8, NOTARIES
PtIBLIO, ETC,
W. PRoundoo3, II. 0. R. 0. Heys
G. F. BLAIR.
O2oee—Those formerly occupied by Moms
Cameron & Holt,
GOnnRlon, ONTARIO.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON.
ei. Di, 0. m.,
Trina n
Trinity U Member
,Fellow Phys Medi
Sollege,MOnt, icontgie of (Cane 001-
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ego of Ont. Ltooa d 10 the Royal Oo1-
loge y, dihbuiggh,siolans and Lelepnone of 4,
Mid-
wifery,
No.14,
DENTISTRY
DR. A", P. FEILD„
3I7NTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and First•olaes Honer
Graduate of Toronto University, °aloe
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
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,li'AMOUS 8C11O0L �k�Y
CENTRAL
STRATFORD, ONT.
LIThio school has oobtlneatel rape-
tattoo lar thorobgbneee, Our) courses
gare 8(t010.date and praailaal, and the
toaobiug'ie done by esperioudod iu-,
otructers in eaah(1011031min 8. 'rituals
IS NO BETTER IN CANADA. Wo WoRltl1
11ke to give 0111 infestation 00000001.
Etug our work to anyone doelrone of a q�
heathen oildtwatinorShorthand trate..ai
'Lllug, Write for free eatala u0, Win.V
ter term 000110 January srd. 8i
Principals,
ELLIOTT & lto
i AOHLtN V
LitteAatt81=3=MitzitV
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)i$trict taus.
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Mel -11110m
John 0, love, of MoKdlop, is mentioned
for Own ry Onuocillor.
Hamm 1 Robinson returned last week
from a trig, to the Wast.
Noble iferboa has returned from Mani,
toba ethers ho spent the Bummer.
The tolohere and athere of the Win-
throp Brnday Bunool intend having an
entartub meta.
Thom, Arahtberld has diepoeed et pie
livery bn=inose hs Kinoardine to James
Heys, of Goderioh.
John crozier, of B oforth, has moved
beet( to Lis farm on the Nth con. Ino.
Jaakaon, rhe tenant, has moved to Morrie
township.
The Wvtgham company which purohae.
ad the timber or, D. I'srquaroo,'a place
on the 10th owl, have a pug of man
ont1ing loge, wood and heading, They
intend Chipping it to Wingham from the
Londosbaro' station,
Wiltia,n Blanchard, of McKillop, has
a three year-old Raiding of which be is
juetiy pr nth. He had him in 8eatorlh
and weighed bim on the melee and he
brought •1own 01e beam at 1,730 pounds
with the harness on. He le not fat but
in good 'corking condition.
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irwtal 1,
Alf. Seruton hay opened a flour and
feed store in the Geo. Ingram block.
W. 1. Miller ie likely to be a oandidate
for the County Cermet, for We division,
A. H. Icing, of Kincardine, the newly
appointed G. T, R. station agent, has
arrived £. Mt taken obarge of the Office,
Mies Boos Youngblut, who has been in
a private hospital in Pittsburg, Penn.,
with typhoid fever, is on a fair way to
recovery.
A. Brandt was honored by a visit
from two G. T. R. oflloiale. They re•
(attested him to re•cooelder bio reeigna•
tion bat op to the time of writing he has
not dune so.
Children under 12 years of age are
Otriotly prohibitedfrom hanging onto
sleighs or ((utters within the village of
Reneall, If they do ao they must ask
the proprietor of the rig. The 0o0noil
have ioetruoted the oonetab!e to act in
the matter.
The or.000il hoe oonoloded the busin,ae
oonneotr.t with the debenture loan with
Mr. Beiohoo, paying him $5000 and
receiving the most ample and satisfactory
oaenrity, Mr. Kelehon he now in a
position to complete hie plane and will
be tanning with a good staff of em9103,e00
by the fleet of the year.
<Fctcterie.h.
The Huron Poultry and Pet Stook
Aeeooia'on will hold their annual ex
hibition in Januu.ry, on the 8rd, 4111 and
5 8, in the town hall at Goderiob,
An interestingservio0 was held in
Knox oburoh Sabath morning Dec. 4th,
when George Frederick Blair, Jae
Mitchell and George Stewart were ordain-
ed and iadnoted into the eldership.
Tneed'ay evegiug the ordination and in.
duction ;1ervi000 ie conneetioo with the
pa.toratn of Rev. A, M. Levaolr, over the
Baptist nongregatioo here, took place in
the A000oiation hall on East street.
Manager Saunders of the Goderioh
Organ 0u. is again at bis offioe gathering
up the tbreade of business after a two
months' visit in the Old Oonntry doriog
whioh le visited London, Liverpool,
Manobee1er, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stir.
Zing and other o mmeroial °entree,
Indications point to a lively mnnioipal
°outwit in Goderiob for the Council of
1905. G. M. Elliot and Thos. Tilt are
out for the mayorality, and Councillor
Mnruey has been urged by many friends
to also enter the 'onteet, and it is under-
stood will be in the field. At least a
dozen names are floating around for the
Connell hoard.
The following mrmbere of the present
olase of teachers in training at the Gode•
rich Model Sohool have enured positions
as follow.. --Mies Kathleen Telfer, Wal-
ton ; Mie• Winona Howard,.Winohelsea ;
Miss Margaret Kilpatrick, Prosperity ;
Mise Orrrio Milligan, Brueeels; Mies
Dora Dalton, Olmiswortb ; Mise Cora
White, Le.dbdry ; Miss Clara Kieuzle,
Crediton ; Clayton White, Port Albert;
Harry Leppard, Drew Station ; George
Eaglestoce, Whiteoburah ; Herbert
Campbell, Whitechuroh ; Mies Clara
Koehler, Dash wood.
1e1atorth.
Look Kennedy, who has been quite
ill with quinsy, to reopvering.
The G'rm'n Concert 00., were hold.
ing forth at Oardno'e opera house.
John Italy captured one eeoond and
two third prizes on hie Buff Plymouth
Ronk°, whioh he exhibited at the Winter
Fair at Ilamilton.
Tho bowlers tendered their President,
James ;'idoMiobael, a complimentary
banquet nt the Commercial on Wedneo•
day eight of last week,
John Morrison, of Seaforth, is spoken
of for act fluty 001100.110r. Mr. Morrison
was re0ve, of MoKillop for some years
and proved to be a very capable official,
1. K. Richardson t de0n o
pd family removed
from here to St, Marys last week. Mr.
Riohard nh hoe -received an appointment
of assieiaut manager of the J. D. Moore
Produce Cowpony, ofthat town.
The want on the Presbyterian obnrob,
in this town, is now about completed. It
will be one of the handsomest and most
oonvenient church edifices in this part
of the country. The reopening 0008(0er
take pace ou Sabbath, the 18th inst.,
when Rev. Dr, Milligal, of Toronto,
Moderator of the General Assembly, will
oondnot the 0020820) and there will be
epebiai m00ia by the oboir. A re.opening
tea meeting will he held on Monday even-
inAt the last regular meeting of the
Loyal 0. 01(4 Lodge No. 798, Seaforth,
the following 'canto were elected for
the coming year ;—John Montgomery,
W. lit. ; J. W, 1Ylarehali, D. M. M. Mc..
Dormott, Chaplain; larder' F. Welab,
Recording Etheretary; Thomas Stephene,
Financial Reoretary ; E. Markin'', Trees.
tree ; W. Thompson, 1). of O. ; J. S.
Weigh, Lecturer ; George Brovintee, let
Com, : I3: Warden, 2nd Condi. ; J.
Howes, Ord Cont. ; George Riley, 4th
Com. ;'11. Martih, 5811 Com. ; G. W.
Sperling end J. Wright, additore,
At a 4000101 meeting Of the town conn•
nil on `ro3oday evening Of last ween the
bydeve g.enting a loan to the Fdrniture
Compel..wee put through the pre.
Hudnall stagrm. The bylaw prevtde8
fora toe, to the Company of 020,000
tree from interest for twenty yenta and
With a Axed assess nbnt oh the whole
WELL BRED STALLION
KAPLAN, 2,08,1
OWNED DY 21000030, SCOTT & WWARwMOa, DR0300L0.
The above is a pintnre of the well blood of Clara, greatgrand•dam of Kap
known standard bred stallion Kaplan Ian, in their veins, Bon Voyage, oloeel
related to Meters, Scott & Warwick'
horse, received a marls of 2.16 as a tw
year old and sold for 520,000.
twas^
I .,Iways agrmied that Baple
had the speed in him .to entitle bim t
admissions to fast company so last yea
hie owner pot him in the charge of
Jamee, of Hamilton, who hoe a
continental reputation as a horseman.
A tour of tracks in the Eastern Suttee
me made toward the olono of last Sum.
mer and with very satisfactory results.
At Rochester, New Hampshire, Kaplan,
on a half mile ooarse, showed the time
keepers 2.1S and at Reedville, Maes„ he
did a mile in the fast time of 208}
Thin is not considered his beet by any
means as competent jodgee, who saw him
go'believe he oan touch 2.05 if pot better.
A. Bitber, of Reedville, Maas„ brother
to Driver Either, who handled the
ribbons behind the great Jay Eye See
and Kremlin, is in obarge of Kaplan and
Costumer, owned by Samara. Scott &
Warwick, this Winter, The owners are
to be congratulated on the poaeeo.ion of
animals eo worthy of commendation and
whole stook promisee t0 ftllly enetaia the
good name attained by the sires.
the property of Mesers. Soott & Warwick,
of Brussels, taken from a photo. Bap.
Ian wan purchased 4 years ago from Mr,
lime, a great borseman of Terra Route,
Indiana, U, 8 , and belongs to a family
that ''tads to the forefront in the horse
world. He is a dark bay with black
points, 68 ioohee high, and was foaled
May 7, 1897, at the Allan Farm, Pittie•
field, Mase. He is iodiyiduelly one of
the beat examples of the American
trotting race home, having size, substance,
good bond, superb knee and hook Ration,
speed, quality, intelligence, perteot
disposition and is absolutely sound.
That he is bred right, a glance at hie
tabulated blood lines will readily show.
Descending as he does from a race of
great performers and produoere on both
eider, be ie a great nine of style and early
and extrema speed qualities whioh are
hia by inheritance. Brood mares from
whioh he demands are ;-Almera, AIME,
Olara, Eventide, Vara, Venue, Mies
Russell and Woodbine.
Kaplan hia full brother to Kolevale,
2.19i ; Rapala, 2.14. ; and Haydn,,
2,07 and some 10 out of 84 trotters fo
the 2.10 class during the year parried
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property of 312,000 for ten years, the
loan to be repayable at the rate of 31,000
per year and to be eeo0red by a Brat
mortgage on the whole property.
1?-orelwfeta.
Thos. McKee has arrived home from
the West and will spend the Winter in
Fardwioh,
.0, S. Milne bae diepoeed of his 100
ore farm, nth con., Howlett, to Wm.
Brown, er., for a good figure.
S. J. Downey, late of the Record staff,
nu secured a lucrative position with the
Moore Printing 0o , of Winnipeg, Man.
The Foreotera and Orangemen, of
Swbridge, will bold en "At Home"
n the Foresters' Hall, Fordwioh, on Fri -
ay 00ening, Dae. 1611).
A. W. Darroch, of Cli$'ord, has pur-
haeed the Doreham and Norwich Union
bases and Butter Factory in Oxford
ofnty—one of the beat cheese factories
o the Dominion. The average yearly
eke is 200 tone of oheese and some
utter.
0. Wade, who has been nursing a very
re hand for eeveral weeks, had the
lex finger of the lett hand amputated
at week. The wound was caused by a
ow from a piece of iron and it was
ped that his finger could be saved, but
a attempt was uneuo0eaefal.
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Word reached Mookton on Saturday
3rd inst., that P. Nicholson watt severely
injured by a piece of flying saw. It
appears that whlie he was aeeietiog at hie
rioter's, sawing wood, with a machine,
the saw broke and a piece hit Mr. Niobol.
eon in three plane, the worst wound
being a ant on the arm above the elbow.
Later reports say he is getting along
nicely. His many friends will be pleaeed
to see him out again.
IN MEMORY
OF THE LATE ?RANCH 11ILLER.
Past the oondiat, past the sorrow,
Past the dangers evermore ;
Now he waits the glad tomorrow
On the peaoefnl, heavenly !bore.
There no tempest can assail him.
There no grief can reach his breast,
Why should Mende on earth bewail bim ?
Re hail entered into rest.
We have sown fn hope our treasure,
But his spirit dwell° with Thee,
Who can tell now vast hie pleaon re?
When the Father'° face he'll sea.
Basten Lord the blfeeful moment
When Thy mints to Thee shall rise,
When the glory round no breaking
Gives Thee ever to our eyes.
Hindle bright fa each believer
Love's unwearied hallowed dame,
Then ver
all whose Eruct is to Thn hy name,
While assisting in cutting wood on the
farm of R, MoArdie, Harmony, Jae.
Lowe, of the same plaoe, naught his hand
in the oironiar eaw, with the result that
one finger was badly lacerated.
T•L'E METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Paid ap 81,000 000
RESERVE FUND • • 81,0009000
BEV. R, H, WARDEN,
11100, DRADSBAW, B.I.A. HD HONOR DMR, W. HHORTIMRR CLARE, 8.0. D.E. 000210018, 8, 0.
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W, D. BOSS - •- .GENERAL MANAGER
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Dieoognted.
&wares OMR aaaruzaa4f
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all eume of 81 and upwards
A. E. HELLISH, Manager.
DD„ Directors
Pr,esident. B, J. 2100RVicE,
o -President.
A
JEWELLERY OF
QUALITY
We have put into stock a Large and 'Well Assorted
Line of the Finest Quality of'
GEM RiNGS, WATCHES, 14' I CHRIST MAS
JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, it
$60.,Y
�tvy yg'94Uo/t t ,r PRESENTS
t°o
We pride ourselves in the high quality of goods we handle
and we have no room in our business for shoddy goods. Every
piece from a Silver Thimble to a Diamond Ring is of the highest
artistic and intrinsic merit. We buy for cash from the manu-
facturers direct and are in a position to serve you well with hon•
est goods at closest prices. We are adding new customers daily.
Why not you ? Think over it, then call and see us,
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kilA CKSOI"il JEWELLER.
mbeservemomnueiramo
Hugh Trainer, o[ et, plane, who had
: t�idaocoo[�Oe '
h s kl•t q ap traotnred, the resu;t oC 'd t *w
Mak f'• m a broncho that he 13,d ander.
taken to h r, underwent an operation
aad hp.h'• tag' amputated, add the
demerit Tear blood poisoning, Red
MOKIAINON
Nomination Day.
The fol'owing pointers relating to Go.
Council and Municipal Npminataene will
be of interest at this season of the year
as Go. (Juanoif Nomination Day will be
next Monday, Deo, 19th, from 1 to 2 p,
m. and Afgnieipsi nominations, Monday,
26th Met., from 12 to 1 o'olook :—
It ie the duty of the olork or other re.
turning damn to give at least six days
notifies of nomination meeting. For
Ooaoty Connell nomination two weeks'
notice is oeoeesery. Notice may be given
by advertisement in newspapers or print•
fid pasters.
The
each
afliosrhull be pr posed and seconded d and
every 'mob nomination shall be in writing
and it ie required to state therein the
tall name, pleas of residence, and
000Upelio2 of the oandidate, arid obeli be
signed by big proposer and eeoonder and
be Sled with the returning officer or the
chairman within ottz Ilona from the
time of the opening of the meeting.
The change in the law requiring nom•
Mations to be in writing name into force
on the Bret of January 1899. Nomina•
lien forme ahoald be provided for nee at
the nomination meetings,
Resignations may be banded to the
returning oMeer at' nomination meeting,
or on the following day, at any time
before nine o'olook p. m. Except in the
case of county Council nomination'',
when resignations may be fled at any
time daring the following day.
At the nomination meeting candidates
proposed may resign verbally, but after
the nomination meeting ell reeignatione
most be in writing, aignad and attested
by a witneao, and delivered to the olerk
or returning officer within the time
mentioned. When reeiguationa are not
received in time or in proper form, a
clerk has no alternative but to bold the
eleatioo. Sub seotinb Se of section 129
provides that In cities, towne and in.
0orporated villages every oandidate far
the offioe of mayor, reeve, controller,
alderman, ooanoilior, wateroommissiooer
or street railway oommieoiooer, shall on
the day of the nomination or at any
time before nine o'clook in the afternoon
on the following day, or when snob last
named day le a holiday, then before
twelve o'clock (noon) of the succeeding
day, file in the offioe of the olerk of the
ma0f0ipality a statutory declaration in
accordance with the form contained in
section 811 of the Act or to the like
effect that he poi:see 00 the neoe00ary
qualifications for the office, and in de-
fault of bis BO doing snob oandidate
'Mall be deemed to have resigned, and
hie name ''ball be removed from the list
of candidates and shall not be printed
on the ballot papers.
A nominating or returning officer
ahoald not refuse to accept a nomination
paper for the reason that he has a
personal knowledge of the fent that the
person nominated thereby is not a
legally qualified oandidate • the re-
sponsibility of deoiding this question
should be left to the courts. The
Munioipal Act does not make it the
duty of such effiaer to read eaoh n0mioa•
tion paper to the assembled eleotore,
either when handed to him or at the
oloee of the nomination meeting, He
may do thin, however, as a matter of
coarteey. At the close of the nomina•
Mon meeting he should announce the
names of the candidates planed in
n mi0atioo. The nominator and s>000&
er of a oandidate ehonld both be present
at the nomination meeting, and eboald
be eleotore of the municipality, It ie
not necessary that a person nominated
ehonld be present,
Samples of Choke Grain for
improvement of Seed.
To the Editor of THE POST:
Deka Bra.—By instruction of the Bon.
Minister of Agriculture another dielri-
butioo will be made this season of
samples of the moat productive aorta of
grain to Canadian ferment for improve•
went of seed. The stock for distribution
ie of the very beet and has been secured
mainly from the excellent crops xeoe0tly
had at the branch Experimental Farm
at Indian Head in the Nortb.weot
Territories. The distribution tide
Spring will coneiet of sempie0 of mita,
Spring wheat; •barley, Indian torn and
potatoes. The quantity of oats to be
sent this year will be 41bs., and of wheat
or barley 5 lbs,, sufficient in each sole
to 8030 one -twentieth of an sore. The
'temples of Indian Dorn and potatoes will
weigh 8 lbs. as heretofore. A quantity
of each of the following 080808tee hag
been moored for thio distribution ;—
Ons,—Benner, Wide Awake, Improv•
el Ligowo, Waverley, Goldfloder, Abend•
anon and Thousand Dollar.
Mom—Preston, Red fife, Percy,
Stanley, Huron Laurel and white
BARL8Y-bis. Huron,
Odessa,
Mansfield, Claude and Royal. Two-
rowed.—Sidney, Invi001ble, Standweli
and Canadian Thorpe,
POTATOES —Garman No. 1, Early White
Prize, Canadian Beauty, Uncle Sam,
American Wonder, Bovee, Early Andes
and Late Puritan.
Every farmer may apply, but only one
sample can be mut to each applicant,
benoe it an individual reoei000 a 'ample
of Data he cannot- also receive one of
wheat, barley or potatoes, and applies,
none for more than one sample far one
household eanpot be entertained. Thea
samples will be toot free of charge
through the mail.
Applioatione ehonld be addressed to
the Direotor of Experimental' Fame,
Ottawa and may be sent in any time
bolero the lot of March, after whioh the
tete will be closed, eo that all the
ampiee asked for they he sent one fn
nod time for sowing. Parties writing
hoold mention the tort or variety they
wottld prefer, With a eeoond sort as an
iternative, and should the available
took of both these varieties be ex
ansted, 00010 other good sort will be
ant instead. Those applying for
ndidn corn or potatoes will please bear
n mind that the corn ie not available
or disttibntion until March or April,
d Haat 90lat010 ctnnot be mailed from
re until danger from frost in transit
over.
War SAnnngno,
Director Experimental Fable.ttaWa, Deeen her let, ,1904.
Co.
MILLINERY
This week we make 10rriflo redactions in Millinery, Ready to•woar
and Trimmed Hate will be cleaned out regardless of coot. Ribbons,
Feathere, Flowers, Trimmings and everything in Millinery must be clear.
ed out before the end of the season.
—Ready.to.Wear Hate, new and np•to date, worth $1,26, for 751.
—Ready.to Wear Hate, very stylish, worth 3175 for 3125.
—Ladies"('rimmed Hate, regular 34 00, for 32 95,
—Ladiee' Trimmed Hata, worth 33 00, for 32.10.
—Ohildren'o and Miami' Effete, Hoods and Tams at lees than wholesale
lathes to olear.
We have done a very large trade in' Maollee thio season, and our
stook has been renewed eeveral times, which pate it in good ebape for the
Ohrietmae trade,
— We got a snap In Mantles last week. We bought a traveller's samples
at a big redaotion in price, They are all new stylish goods end
will be sold at one third off regular prime, That is you can buy
a Mantle worth $3.00 for 32 00, or a 96 00 Mantle far 34 00
— We have a few Mantles on hand whish were left over, which were sold
at $4 50, 36 00, $8 50 and $7 50. You pan take your choice for
31.50.
—Ladies' Fur Jackets, in Greenland Seal, Aotraohsn and Eleotrio Seal,
at reduced prime,
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Choice Stockof
ROBES, P!1
doe., tree.
A fine range of Robes, Best in the market, has been
opened up consisting of :-
-BLACK GALLOWAY —SASKATCHEWAN
—GREY GOAT —GRIZZLY BEAR
and MOUNTAIN BEAR.
—Plush and Wool Rugs, a very Choice lot.
—In Horse Blankets a large stock is carried and sold
at Close Prices.
—Trunks and Valises of all kinds.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
J. DONALDSON
BRUSSELS
Sign of
the
Horse's Head
sselleamona®r
YOUR 11.11,IS LIMITED
JUST
THINK
Only 1 week more and Christmas will be here,
Now the question is, what are we going to buy for
Xmas gifts and where are we going to buy them ?
Of course if you let us decide where you are going
to buy them, the question wonld soon be settled,
but you won't leave the matter for us to decide.
Well we are going to take this liberty of stating
that our stock is now in a state of' completeness for
the Holiday season and that we are hoping to have
the pleasure of showing you through our store and
you will then be in a position to decide as to
whether we will be able to supply your require-
ments or not,
We desire to impress upon your mind that WO
do not want you to feel under any obligation to buy• .
from us, even if you do come in to inspect our
stook. We do not advertise that it is no trouble
to show goods, But we do state it is a great
trouble to show goods and we consider it a great
pleasure to have the trouble at
R. C. Davies
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