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THURSDAY, DEO. 22, 1904.
Adr. Whitney had a ohanoe of play.
Jog Santa Clans he would not put the
Ontario Premiership in Hon. G. W.
Rose' stocking on tbe 25th inst., but we
explicit the people of Ontario will do
that 11 Merlin later,
Ize the long yeere of Liberal rule in
Ontario no betrayal of public, conlicienoe
in the oarrying out of Government Mud.
tees
be been proven against a Cabinet
neinieter. Their record is a notable one
and eboald be a strong point in favor of
their return to power.
Puovinorm., Bleotion on Wednesday,
Jan. 25th, Just about an:meth for agood
hustling &impale°, then 4 years more
for the progressive rule of Hon. G. W.
Rosa. The Returning Officer for Eaet
Huron will be the well known and highly
reepeoted Thoma e Straohan, of Grey
township.
TEBBE
18 no doubt bah that the Ontario
farmer has been generonaly treated and
hie rights aerefully guarded by the Pro
viocial Legislature. A million dollars
wee let apart for improvement in roads ;
three dairy wheals established ; 15 ex.
perimental fruit stations ; %pioneer farm
in Algoma ; 14 different astheiatione for
fruit grower, breeders, diso., aided and
Ontario Agricaltarel College made the
talk of the continent on aoomont of its ex-
cellence.
Honor Go. candidates are in the held
for the Legislature election. In Beat
Huron A. Hislop, the late M. 1'. P. is the
Liberal standard bearer with a mejority
of 465 to his credit at the last election.
He will be oproaed by Jae. Bowman,
Warden of the Go., who is not allowing
the erase to grow under his feet. West
Huron Liberals re.nomieutted M. G.
Cameron, of Gicieriolo, who bee as hie
opponent Dndley Holmes, of Wiugham.
For South Horan Rev. Mr. lIoLennan,
Presbyterian minister of Kippen, is the
candidate for the Liberals and H. Either,
ex DI. P. P., the Conservative olooloe.
Ratner, from an Opposition newspaper,
eaye the three Hurons will Bend sop-
portere for Mr. Whitney brit with agood
rally we would not be greatly eurpriaed
to see the three of them in line with Hon.
G. W. Roes on jail. 25tb.
Row. D. C. HOF:5Am, of Toronto, writes
the press that he don't believe Hon. G.
W. Ross ie worthy of the continued
oonfidencie of the people but a Huron Co.
olergyman, Rev. Ur. McLennan, of
Eippen, says he believes Hon, G. W.
Rose is well worthy of the continued
confilence of the people. In a came of
this kind people will have to do some
thinking for themselves and quietly
decade whether by kicking out the
present Government and palling, in the
Opposition they would ensure a wiser,
more capable, oleaner or more honest
administration of the affairs of this
Province. If some of the faultfinders
with the Premier on the Temperaooe
gnestioo would attend a few ineetiugs of
the Dominion Alliaooe they would
ascertain that even the members of that
body, who eometimee insist on speaking
for the Temperaooe electors of Ootario,
are as wide apart on advanoad legislation
ae the pines, The Premier was hitting
the nail on the bead when be suggested
if a majority of the tionstituenoies Beni
Prohibitioninta to Parliament the sole.
tion of the question wonld not be far to
seek. We could name a few of the
prominent "teeters" who are not even
supportiug temperance men in their own
Political Notes.
There are now eixty.six lawyers in the
new Dominion Parliament.
Major Rathbun, bee acoepted the Lib.
eral nomination for Meet Heating&
Nave Bootie Conservatives have pro.
tented len of the elections in the Com
-
moue in that Provitme.
The Province has eash deposits in the
banke totalling 82,952,272, 08 againet
51,994,579 on December 31 last.
Three of the recent Dominion elections
in Oetario have been protested -Wept.
worth, North Grey and Norfolk.
johu Hewitt, Liberal nominee for East
Kent, haa been (impelled to retire,
owing to pressure of private business.
F. G. Inwood, of Toronto, has been
appointed permanent seoretaty of the
General Reforno Assookttion of Ontario,
The Exeoutive of the Conservative
perty in Viotoria have deolined to allow
Ooh- Sam Hughea to reeign in favor of R.
L. Borden.
John Richardson, ex ilf P., ham been
appointed Olerk of the County of York,
and Samuel Reseal), ex M. P. P., .Reg.
istrar of Hastings.
Snparintendant Putman said that a
oironlar would be sent on* immediately
postponing all Farmers' Thatitute meet
fogs antil thee the eleetiona.
There's no pleaeing some people, the
Conservutive pretle, whioh Was demand-
ing sadden death On the part of the
Legislature, wonld now like to goon try.
ing the hest three out of five in the bye.
eleotIone.
The banquet to the Hon. George W.
Rainy Whish has been arranged for by
the Rose Club, will take piaci° at the
Temple building on Dee. 80, when it ie
believed the Premier will make gne of
big most, important epeeohea durlit'g the
campaign, The tickets will be limited
to 400 and the price $1.
E. D. Blelith, M. P., bee 11 ed a otos.
petition in Wentworth (taking to bath
W. 0. Seeley disqualified.
A member of the Manitoba Legislature
proposee to abolish the ballot and eat,.
etitute open voting in elections.
W, A. Laweou bee been appointed
Provincial Lioense Inspector for Mani.
ton vice George &Witty, reeigned
The Provinoial Government woe five
bye.eleotione iu Nova Soothe Tharedey of
last week, the three Conservative oandi•
datee who offered being defeated by large
aj3rities.
The Ameriean 8brop Aesociation
made a deterznined effort to have the
Hon, John Dryden for its preeident
again, but thatgentleman deolitted the
honor.
Oily Clerk John S. Moalelltind, of St.
Catharines was severely 'tonsured by
Judge Carman for neglecting to prepare
the naw votete' list in time. The muni•
oipal elections will have to take plaoe on
the old list,
As a reeult of the fyling of protests
against the Liberal members of the
Commons for Winnipeg, Selkirk, Proven.
ober, Portage la Prairie, Brandon and
Liegar, the Liberals will protest all the
Conservative seats in Manitoba.
Ilia unfair to say the Ontario Gov.
erurneut dissolved the House Bo as to
atop the eleotion trial in North Grey.
The Heine had to be dissolvEd before
Thursday or the writ wouid 'have been
lathed for the bye.eleotion in North
Perth.
Premier Roee stated that the oath de
9001E8 of the Provincial Treeenry ig the
banks amount to $2,952,272, as oom•
pared with 51,994,679, on the 81at of
December last year. A surplus some•
what larger than last year ie therefore
expvoted.
A. F. Wood's deliberate inolueion of
James Pence's mons in his written
decision in the Belleville criminal libel
ease was entirely gratuitoue and no.
warranted. There was not a particle of
evidence of any sort produoed in the
Magistrate'a own court to justify his
aeonention. It he had intended to stig.
matize Mr. Vann he shonld fleet have
bad bine oalled ae a witnese.
The votes met at polling eub-divieion
No. 2, Olarendon, and Miller, in Fron.
tentte„were examined Thursday morning
before H. G. Lamothe, Clerk of the
Orown in Ohauoery. The count was
made by Col. Sherwood and G. F. Shed
ley, K. 0., repreeenting the Attorney.
General for Canada and J. B. MacKenzie
representing Mr. Avery. A discrepancy
of one vote wag discovered, the poll book
acooanting for 72 votes while 78 ballots
were found within the envelope. The
ballots stood 40 for Avery, 33 for Shibley.
It is onderstood that no ballots bore
direct evidence of being bootie.
East Huron in 1902.
The lollowing aro the offioial figures of
the Provinoial Election of aley 29th,
1902, as it related to the Eaet Riding of
Heron :-
IMUssats,
Na. 1 Hislop Spotton
34 29
No. 2 51 34
No. 8 53 17
138 80
Majority for Hislop 58
GREY.
No. 1 50 49
No.2 58 20
Na. 8 90 32
No.4 76 35
No. 5 85 52
No. 6 75 51
No. 7 87 45
— —
521 284
Majority for Hielop 237
ArOlanie,
No. 1 71 39
No. 2 67 41
No. 8 47 49
No. 4 49 47
No. 5 52 51
No. 6
b 63 72
349 299
Majority for Hislop 50
101LLEIvr
No. 1 62 58
No. 2 83 45
No. 3 27 31
No.4 86 88
258 162
Majority for Hislop 96
athcirdoe
Nn. 1 76 50
No. 2 108 89
No. 8 68 99
No.4 79 64
331 252
Majority for Hielop 79
WBOXz7na,
No. 1 69 38
Majority for Hielop 21
TrIltlinanny.
No. 1 53 65
No.2 84 48
No, 8 64 54
No.4 69 57
260 224
Majority for Bishop 86
1101710E,
No. 1
No. 2
No, 8
No, 4
No. 6
No. 6
49 88
61 86
58 102
69 94
91 78
55 68
888 495
Majority for Spotton 112
Total votes polled for Hislop 2299
Total votes polled for Spotton 1881
Tote! majority for Riedel, 466
RECIA.PITULATION.
Spotton.
Brussele, majority 58
Grey, 287
Morrie, f, 60
Hallett, 96
MaKillop, 79
Tornberry, tl 86
Wroxeter. " 21
Elovvink,
112
77 112
Majority for Hislop, 465
The enprome executive of the Inde.
pendent Order of Porestere have placed
G. 18, Merryfield, P. H. G. R °barge
of the cityof London who will look after
the organizing work there. This pro.
rotation Will nebeeettate Mr, Merry field's
ta.moval to tits "Forest City" efeet
which the p60018 01 Illonktou neighbor.
hood will deeply regret,
The eleven rnonthe' old child of Andrew
Stook, of El ioe, whioh broke its thigh
bone ten clays Rgo, is now doing nicely.
John T. Peppin, at entlurizes
the Reeord.r te say that he bee not re-
eigned bit poeitien ae Lioenoe In/Tooter
for South Perth,
H. F. Schmidt, of Sebringville, has
bean appointed Distriot Manager of the
Central Life Ioannina, Company 01
Canada, with headquarters at Stretford'
County Council Nomination
Division No. 6,
!reeve Moister, or Morris, and ex.iteputy
neer, laryans, of Croy. Bleated
by Acclamation.
Monday afternoon of ibis week F. S.
Scott, Nominating Otlioer for Division
No. 6, including Grey, Morris and Brus
eels, opened the proceedinge at 1 p, tn, iu
the Town Hall, Brussels, and °abed for
nOtnInations for 0o. Oeunoillore. They
were received in the following order :-
Wm. Isbister, of Morrie, moved by
Wre• Fraser, seconded by Chae. Meares,
Edward Bryant', of Grey, moved by
Jno. K. Baker, eecouded by Wm. Fraeer,
W. H. Kerr, of Bruseele, moved by
Too. teo54, secouded by D. O. I104,a.
Jae. Bowman, of Morris, moved by R.
Proctor, seconded by R. MoM.urrae
Robert Dilworth, of Grey, unwed by
W. H. Kerr, seconded by Jno. aloIntoblo.
At the expiration of the hour the three
last nomiuees withdrew leaving Messrs.
Isbister and Bryane elected by act:lima.
tion for the coming 2 year terrn.
A,platfortn meeting was then instituted
with 51r. Soott in the °hair.
The first speaker Wall W. II. Kerr who
itt leaving the Co Column after 11 Years
mernberehip had many regrets in pertieg
with the officials and membere but
thought it nothing but proper to make
way for others, especially when he had
been favored eo frequently with SOu'aina•
tione and last year with the Warderiehip.
Go. bridge building past and to come was
epoken of, and the pasting of the 00,000
By lave to borrow money to pay ter ad-
dition to House of Refuge aud brid
defended ; partionlars as SO Honse
Refuge addition, keeper, matron,
mates, farm managemeut, 8110, w
dwelt upon ; the present aystem of
0ouncile compared with the Weis da
of 52 members ; County officiary w
reviewed and salariee given ; Go de
elated 80 $73,000 with a sinking fund
583,613, leaving a net debt of 539 887
0
elot
for 1905 and 1900 for Go,
Connell Division No. O. The latter was
8 member of the Go, Outman for seven
yenta as Deputy Reeve of Grey and wan
801* nusueeeseful candidate six years ago.
Grey and Morrie townships were among
She roneleiptilltli of the Go, who asked
the 0o, Connoil to parr By-law r•ui•
mItting to the ratepayera in Jan 1906 the
Twat ion of having the Council' oonstilut.
edn Reeves rather than 16 08901000.Wives as et preeent. If °turfed there
would be 10 more member. to Go. Ouun,
ail or 20 instead of 10. If there is a
(Mange it would go into effeot iu January
1907. Some doubt the wisdono of any
alteration but no doubt thequeatiOn will be
thoroughly thrashed out before an expree-
Ilion of opinion ie taken to settle the
question a year flame.
Since the change to the preeent system
8 yearn ago, H. Mooney, now of Wey•
barn N. W. T , and A. Hielop were the
worthy represen V00 for the first
term and then Messrs. Bowman and
Kerr followed for three 2 year periods,
the two latter filling the Werden'e 018880in suocession in 1908 and 1904,
ersattultat u Ne wee.
Ellsworth Birkett was killed at Brant-
ford by an electric shock.
The Belleville rolling mine were put up
at amnion Friday, but a bid of 850,000
was refused.
Mies Campbell of Galt was knoolted
down by rtuneway team and probab y
Wall injured.
D. D. lvlann says the Jamee Ray Rail-
way will be ootxmleted as far North 08
Parry Sound by next September.
John MoReynold was killed and hie eon
Andrew probably fatally bort by a train
running into their buggy at a crossing
near Keraptville.
La Presse of Montreal eays the Paoifio
comet terminus of the Grand Trunk
Pao fio Railway will be mated Laurier, in
honor of the Premier.
The Dominion steamer Aberdeen has
been luid up for the Winter in the Son -
lenge Canal, the attempt to get her to
Toronto not being a Moores,
Leeds Rouseeanx, a lineman employed
by the Montreal Light Heat a Power
Company, was killed on Friday, a our.
rent of 2,800 volts of eleotrioity passing
through hie body.
Dr. Thopson, the Conservative
of candidate, has been eleoted for the
in. Yukon seat in the Dominion H0110‘1, by a
as majority 01 558 The vote was Thomp•
00. son, 1,634: 0ougdon, 1,075.
ya John Hueton, a Fintazader, lies in the
as hospital at Port Arthur with the Rant of
bt hie bead ihettered, the result of the
of accidental discharge of a ebot gee in
°dime of the new 320,000 debentures.
The economical management of the
House of Refuge was oommented 050, 10
the faot that it cost only 13a per inmate
per day, and a eupply of good food die•
peoeed all the time. The speaker was
grateful fur past favors and hoped the
new members from Div. No. 6 would
enjoy the work as much as he had.
‘Varden Bowman expressed hie pleasure
for petit favore and was favorable to the
present Oonnty Aot althoubh one
time opposed to it. 1904 was an
extraordinary year for expenditure in the
Go. in the addition to Rouse of Refuge
and bridges. There is an increase in the
expenditure to School Inspeotore and
Collegiate Institutes but these are etatu
tory and not within the juriediotivais of
the Go. Council. The speaker referred to
the eque.lizetion of the County ; the
interest be had felt in giving even heeded
jestice to all and °lased with wishieg the
ratepayers a Marry Christmas and
Happy New Year. Mr. Bowman said he
would no epeak at greater length es hie
predeoessor on the platform had onvered
the ground oorreetly and he agreed with
all he had said and oonsequently would
not repeat. He was not a candidate for
the Co. Council,
Reeve Ithieter was pleaeed to be platted
in the favorable position of Go. Cotten! or
for this Distriot eo easily aud hoped to do
hie duty as faithfully as poseible anti
would endeavor to follow in the footeteps
of hie predecessora. Waa not favorable
805 008 time to Howie of Refuge but [Mang.
ed hie opinion and thought it a *23060018010.013:0 insiitution where the poor are wieely
and well oared for. Did not think any
ratepayer had reason to find fault either
with the management of the Hones or
the rate of taxation in the Go. Believed
?dr. Aosley was a good man as Co. Oom.
mieeioner but thought some bridges
should have been built earlier. Thanked
the people of the Division for the honer
and would give the same mere and atten•
tion to ihe Go. that he had ie the
township of Morris as Councillor and
Reeve for the pest 11 years,
Mr. Huang was not present and Mr.
Dilworth had left the gall inteeding
to get baok before the oratory was con.
°laded but did not do en.
The Nominating Officer &Oared
&Imre. Isbister and Bryane the 8)2010.
au e o hie twelve -yeah -old daagh
ter.
A °entreat haa been, oonoladed between
the Canada Gar Campany, of Montreal,
and the Grand Trunk Paoifio Railway
aompany, for the delivery of fifteen care
a day for five years, to begin as non no
the plant ie completed, total of 28,475
oars
Ra'ph Smith, Liberal M. F. for
Nanaimo, marts that Sir Wilfrid Laur-
ier hag given positive assurance that
Canada will shortly embark upon 0,
naval aonatenotiou program, and will
etart with three first elm cruisers, to be
built in Ottui,da.
The statute provides that the animal
meetings of district agrioultural societhee
shall be held on the third Wednesday in
January. Next month this will be pro-
vinoita notrauetion day, and the depart.
merit of agrioulture has reeeived a num
ber of queries, asking whither the meet-
ings can be roslponed. Monday morn.
ing the department mailed a oirouia, to
all the 'moieties intimating that on 06.
08151 of a petition siaied by twenty
members of the society, aeltiug for a
pestponern‘nt, the regnest will be granted
by the Miniettr if Agrioulture.
r--I-4q GOLDEN OL.00K
New Goods
For
Christmas
IN SILVERWARE AND
LADIES' AND GENTS' WARE
eal4E, AVE SSE 2m18&
Repairing a Speolaity and Satie•
faction Guaranteed,
W. F. STRETTON,
JEWELE R.
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QUALITY
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We have put into stock a Large and Well Assorted
Line of the Finest Quality of'
GEM RINGS, WATCHES, CHRISTIVIAS
JEWELLERY, SILVEHWAU, 12 I
i PRESENTS
&C., &C.
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. Wo are adding new customers daily.
Why not you ? Think over it, then call and see us,
H. L. JACKSON, JEWELLER,
Iftir201.1.1•1210.1,1.
1
1 The Hudson's Bay Compeny'a bat quo
Stork, with the anteen'e furs, which watt
believed to Wive been led at see, bre
reached England in eafety,
IMPORTANT NOTICES
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QTORE TO RENT 1N TUE
y I sso of ( renbrook, lately oecituded
by A. McNair. who hue sold out, Tonne
14/11000uble, Apply to 4. LONG, Oraubrook,
T.EICESTERS FOR SALE,
-1-4 either 080 or any age, Tine 0 .ck hue
been very suososstut at the local Bliewe.
Have also for sale a. prIse.wiening YOtlefl
Durban, 13011, Apply at Lob 10, 0011.15,
Grey, or O. TURNBULL,
1541 Walton P.O.
.E1OESTERS FOR SALE.-
t good Bhearling anti 3 Haw Lambs.
Also young Short Horn Bulls from 7 to 20
mouths, including the let prize Senior 13u'l
0a11 at East Huron Fall Show. Also a
88 mbar of Cows and Heifers. Witt be sold
cheap and on terms to tuft buyers.
DAVID MitzB,
Ethel , Out,
REAL ESTATE,
VAR1V1 FOR SALE CONTAIN -
1. me 00 aurae. being North lutIver of
Lots 16 and 10, Oon. 1, Grey. Comfortable
erione house, bank burn, orchard, &o. Only
4 miles Imre Molesworth. Good locality
and fine roads. Immo diet° possession. For
further particulars apply to or 'write
W. H. HERR, Brussela,
ARM FOR SALE. -THE DN.
deralgued offers her 100 acre farm, be-
ing Lot 20, Oon. 7, Grey, for saie. There
is a comfortable house, bank barn, or.
ohard,:wells,rto. Farm 8, 0812' 5 utile from
the thriving village of Ethel. For further
Particulars as to price, terms. Joh., apply to
MM. ICATIA HOLLAND, 73 Sbuter street,
Toronto,
1:41ARMS FOR SALE. - 350
acres nret.olase land In the Township
of Grey -Lot 16, Oriu. 14 300 sores ; Lot 17,
Oon 14,100 mores; and WO Lot 18, Oon. 14,
50 acres -250 aores. .41 10 excellent oondi-
tion with first.elase timildiega ; brick house
with all modern conveniencee, and large
bank barn, roob aud straw house, stables,
&o. Well watered. From 85 to 40 emu of
good hardwood bush. Lot 10, Oey. 13, con-
taining 100 acme of first-olase land, good
frame house and large bauk barn nearly
new. The property cap be sold iu two or
three parcels to suit purchaaers. Terms
liberal. Also a einiamodions dwelling beau
and lot in Brunets. For Maher particu-
lars apply to the owner on the premises
LA170EILIN MoNHIL, or to JNO. LEORIH:
Brussele. 214f
••••••••••=tfamelmamen
0 CRE FARM FOR SALE
b01143 Lora MI 0114 07, int Con.,
euro Good briok house. hank barn,
co twee heavy timber. Apply to 14.1i,
Belattila, Jumeatowo, Out. 13
ritARM FOR SALE,- GOOD
IL homestead -400 aoree-in the Town-
ship of monk+, Ruyan tenuity, Por 8118510.
Ware apply to
J, BE NN NTT ,
51 Batburat Ft. Torouto,
G
FARM FOR SALE,-
Tee undereigeod 0100i' for sale hie
taint. Winn 10011,0,0, la, 14 rev, It le sit-
uated oe the Gravel rni8d,3 Inlios 6outth et
ernePolt and atm Haiti 100 0030( 0! goodluud,
ell cleared 085 15 nem. There le a trot
Wane 001011 house and Suellen, heated with
furnace, wood tilted, 18110010u well with
windmill and water is pumped to barn,
Baru le 80:08 feet w•th Moue atablea. Huy
barn Ses00 loin. Good (inherit, lam well
famed I pleeetwativ situated wet be sold
on ettey- terms. Apply on promisee or Brue.
tele 1', cf., 10010A5 15.t0
tire the feet.
All styles.
If you've promised yourself something like that,
these prices will help you keep it
Ladies' nice Felt Slippers, 50c to .$1.25 ; Gents' Slippers,
85c to $150 ; Felt Shoes for Ladies or Gents, both warm an
comfortable.
Xadies' ijouse
Shoes.
.GO
We have some nice
tasty shoes for house -
wear.
Comfortable and
cosy, handsome aid
durable.
Better than heavy
shoes for house wear
because they will not
Save the backache and weary nerves.
In our Harness Department
we have a nice etook of Mountaiu Bear and Buffalo Robes, also the Genuine
Galt Robe, all prioed down to !invest fieure.
A few Galt Overcoatfor 0300. Thew are a beautiful Winter Goat unser.
passed for durability,
Single Harness, oar own make, from 516 00 upwards ; Team Harness ae
low in price as a godd artiole can be made.
Comfortable dwelling and three lots nicely eituated for sale.
3et, a ISE Alt, Ift 30 S.
vIlzvays the Lowest
HOLIDAY
PRESENTS
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Strictly One Price
For Everybody
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More and more every season people are searching out the useful for Slolida,y Gifts,
A Dry Goods Stock is pre-eminently a stook of useful articles and one like this is full to overflowing
with lines that make useful and appropriate gifts for the Greatest of all Holiday Seasons. What can
be better to give than something that will be of some practical use to the recipient. Our stock to -day
embraces hundreds of such lines and the searcher of the practical and useful as well as the beautiful
will find themselves well repaid by a visit here. We are ready for the Holiday Business now. Pru-
dent shoppers will make their selections now while stocks are at their best and
Before the rush that Invariably comes with Christmas Week.
Many people prefer to make up their own Holiday Gifts. Those who do will find a pleasant aSSort-
ment of popular materials, such lines its
Ribbons, Fancy Sateens, Roman Satins,
Fancy /Work Linen, Plain Satin, Plain Colored Silks.
RIBBONS SATEENS
This store ie noted for the exaellecoe of WI Ribbon Stook,
There's no mil aseortmeut of Ribbons hereabouts ae
you will find in our Ribbon Gage. Values too are better
by far than you get in most patnee. A big shipment of
new shades, particularly suitable for Farm Work, just
passed into stook this week. All silk and doable faced
Satin Ribbons in Rose Pink, Coral Piuk, Buttercup,
Oream, Nile Green, Pale Blue, Bright Cardinal,
LINENS.
We have one epeeist line in Linen fur Fancy Work that is
a great teller 45 inah extra fine and even thread, all Our great line of Colored Japen Sith la without an Equal for
pure linen at '60d. value lo the trade. All pore Silk, 20 inehee wide, all
the fanny shades, 25o per yard.
ROMAN SATINS
A new material better by far than Sateene, all the appeerance of Betio, et one ha f and one.third of the
cost, Never loses its rich, glossy look, all fancy shades, 30 inohes wide, at 20o and 25, per 3 4,
We carry 1110 beet assortment of Plait] and Fancy Sateebe
in town. Our range of Fancy Patterns, suitable for
cuthiour, etc., is very large, and we thew every wanted
ramie in plain ooiore. Our plain Seteene are imported.
The oloth 10 80(0 and the bright finish lasting, all the
shades in stook, Cream, Butttnoup, Pale Blue, Pirik
Cereiee, Mauve, Nile Greeu, Cardinal, Garnet.
JAPAN SILKS
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I THINGS READY TO GIVE
Those who have not time to make up Christmas Presents will find here a great collection of
useful articles that are most appropriate for Holiday Gifts such as-
-HANDIOIIROIIIIWS, -TABLE CLOTHS,
--NAPKINS, -CHENILLE COVERS, -GENTS' NECKWEAR,
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OF LINEN, --CHENILLE CURTAINS, -LADIES' RANGY TIES, -GENTS' SUSPENDERS.
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right good value in Plain Goode and for neednese and beauty of
patterns in Fancy Linen. No perm ever hae too many of them and being easily sent by mail 51107 00118 an ideal gift for absent
friends. If you are fond of the delloate and dainty in Handkerchiefs you'll enjoy loathe ever our Handkerchief steak, Out at
onr dozen of different lines we draw particular attention to the following Ladies' Panay Embroidered Handkerehiefe, neat
patterns, special value at Go and 10o. Dozens of dainty designs in Fancy Embroidered and Luce Edge, by far the beet value
we've yet shown at 120. Very fine Linen and Lawn, lane edge, to 15e, 18e, 20o, 25o, 86c and 50c.
GLOVESALWAYS mein!, always aeoeptabie, there 006 (88, articles more suitable for Ennui Gifts to a lady
than a pair of fine Kid Gloves. We have a partieularly good Welt of Panay Gloves in first olase
qualitiee suitable for the Holiday Season. Guaranteed Kid Gloves with two and three Dome
fasteners 150 51,00 and 51 25.
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I Dry Goods and Groceries
BRUSSELS.