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LOANS MADE TO FAR5iE11S ON NOTE AT LOWEST RA'Z'E,
SALE NOTES OASHGD, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for whiob no charge ie made,
YOUR BUSINESS will reeelve our oereful and o.arbecue Attention.
A. 0, MACFARLANE, Asian,
1E1'6 ir'zct Cl]1m3
React Jot LI,
()barley Hartlefh, of Zuriab, aspires to
the Reeveehip of Hev. It ie said that
Pete, Lemont thinke of duffing oar.
Mr. Kelebon informs the Obeerver that
he intends to employ twelve mechanics
in hie foundry and machine shop after
the New Year.
The top of the smoke stuck on the
eleotrio light power bowie'.b'ety off ou a
taunt night. Mr. Welsh oontempletee
putting ap a Dement etaok with fan at-
tachment.
Rev. Mr. McLennan wishes it to be
underetdod that be in in the field to stay
and that here the Sof t•
a u at German enn
didate being Scotch himaetf and having a
German wife.
A gentleman front a d!etanoe is ne-
gotiating to purchase the electric light
plant from 1\lr, \Veleh, provided the
eeeporation wilt grant him a freohieo to
put in a water works system for fire pro.
taction and dotneitia iii••.
Citi tit.
The new Grand Trunk Sea; m at
Blyth will eouu be randy f r oucupanoy.
John Barr, of Hltllett, delivered
to E•ttvard Watson n three year.
old steer whish tipped the resales at 2220
pounds.
Jaeper Cook has purohased the reel.
dense of Dire. Themes Morten on Queen
street lately 000npted by George Hirune
and family, and has moved foto it.
Riley dt Tilden have a large gang of
mile working on the 0. P. R. oonstruotion
in the village. They are at present
engaged in changing the oonree of the
river. Where the river now rune will be
filled in and edit! for station and freight
yards.
W. A, and Mrs. Garter have leased the
vaoant store in the Cornell biook, lately
cocupied by Wm. Robertson, and have
opened a grocery and provision store and
restaurant and a store for the sale of
faooy goods and Iadieelfurnishings, meth
as silk underskirts, walking skirts, .etc,
Nominations for leave and- ooagoil.
lore and throe pnblio school truateee will
be held le Iuduetry Hall, Blyth, ou Fri•
day, December 2$rd, et 12 o'clock noon.
Edward JHaggiat killed two pige on
Deo. 11, which were littered on Merob
3rd. They dressed 609 pounds; whiob le
n pretty good weight for uige.moeth•old
Piga.
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'S'F'i.°tarnarta .
Wrn,tltem Fireman have assured H.
Wilntont Young's Big 13 jou Comedy Co.
for a term extending from Jan. 80 to
Feb. 4.
Wm. Burrell, of Wingham, bee bought
the bay pacer Little Sandy, with a
r000rd et 2181 ele was pnrohaeed from
Toronto t ,
aeries t
u a reported e or ed rise
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$500.
Ai tt.a close of the School Board meet.
fug Pri .oipal Moogrove Melted the mem
bore of the Board, and newepaper men
to Moore's reeleurttnt where oyetere were
served, being th,, annual treat from Mr.
Muegroee.
At the regu'er, meeting of Wingham
Tent, No 68,K 0. 1'. M , the following
oflloere were elected for the ensuing
year •--Oom , E. Groves ; Lt Com
John Lemont ; Record Keeper, J. W.
D 'cid ; Ohaplaie, A. E. Simmons ;
Sergeant, J. G. Robertson ;. M. at A ,
Alex, M •Nevin ; lat M. of G , E. E.
Slmmon'; 2,4 M. of G , F. E. Belie
Senting1, A. Green ; Picket, Wm, Oarr.
Connell No. 114, R. T. of T. elected
the reviewing efeleere for the eneutog
term :--Select Councillor—N. L. Bran•
don ; Viae Coouoillor—A, Du'mage jr.;
Ohaplain—Dr. Gundy ; R, Seo.—W. 0.
Thompson ; Fin. Sac —Mollie Hammond ;
Treae,—A Gundv ; Herald—M. Graham ;
Dep. Harald—Olara Mitobell ; Guard --
A. E. Dienev ; Sentinel—Geo. Gregory ;
organic:—M. Tibbs ; Press Repreeeuta•
tive—li. 0• Kent ; And.tor—M. Beck
with.
Mre: R. H. Seine had an alarmingly
close oat, one day recently. She wanted
to °rose the high railway bridge on the
G. T. R. (a vary dangerous thing to
attempt.) On enquiry, ebe found that the
freight train standing et the citation wan
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SELLING BELUV/ COST
,'Ulte4r!bNda,new
Since purchasing Mr. 1VIcNair's stock of Gener-
al Merchandise I have removed it to ruy own store
and am now prepared to give my Customers BAR-
GAINS in all lines of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots aaac $hoes, &ot,
We have a stock of over $2,000 in BOOTS
and SHOES which must be reduced to about
half. We quote a few prices and everything else
will be sold accordingly :—
Men's Long Boots Ladies' Overt' worth
worth $2 50 for..,, 61.50 for '
$1.,25
Boye' Long Boote
worth 62.75 for,..
750. I $1.25
A full stock in all lines of Women's and Children's Shoes
will also be sold at Great Bargains.
WNTE saws
About 100 pairs each of Women's, Misses' and Boys' heavy
Winter Shoes for sale at 10 per sent, below cost.
farWe have also received a fresh supply of Christmas
Goode in Fancy Dishes, Toys, &c,, and have a full
stock of Fresh Groceries, Frnits and Confectionery.
Large supply of Candies and Nuts just arrived.
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GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED,
Drafts Bought and Sold, Farmers' Notes Discounted.
&Immo d1 Dl' .111)Er-'.Fdd3'ivt>djiydl' '
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all aurae o161 and upwards
Rzairagazs Alyea,
A. E. MELLISII, Manager.
not going to erose the bridge, and so ebe
etarted pushing her little obild in the
baby sleigh, ahead of her, When ebe
got part of the way over, the train book•
ed down from the station on to the
bridge. Seeing the danger, Mre. Saint
took her child ander one arm, and the
baby sleigh in the otherbend, and leaned
againet the semaphore wire, whieh alone
prevented her from falling from that
great height to the toy river below. In
this position, she leaned with her burden,
while the aura basked past her. The
engine driver then aeeieled her to e
pleas of safety.
Jnmelytowee.
Where's W. Beydon'a ()barite concert
is the query being propounded?
Between Xmas tree entertainments
and weddings
Jamesto nte to
a lively
place for some time.
We have one of the beet mail carriers
that ever was on this route in the person
of E. Lowry. If the trains keep:time he
will to a minute and be ie also very
obliging. We hope he may etay with as
and it will pay him well for hie trouble.
At a reoeut meeting of those interested
in victoria Hall management the old
Board was re elected with the enb-tits
tion of Robert Strachan for Jamee Oubt,
removed to Blyth. A. Bryaue to obair-
men and the other members of Com-
mittee are David Miller, Geo. Ooombee,
Juo,
Caw and Robb. Strachan. It in
now about 4 yearn since the Hall was
bought and ib has proved again and
again the wisdom of the promotere.
VICTORIA BALL —At a meeting held in
the Hall on Monday night it wee auani
:namely onrried that the epeakere coming
on Sunday night receive 62 00 instead of
6100 now paid. We do not mean to say
this is fell pay for their trouble but per-
haps will be able to pay more later on.
Title ie to begin on Jan. let, 1905, when a
new plan of getting euppliee ie drafted
out by the Traeteee. At the eame meet-
ing it was moved and carried that there
will be a Xmas Tree held on Thursday
nicht of this week, 22nd inst., at 8
o'alook. The doors will be open at 7 90.
There will be a mneioat and literary
program prepared and it will be ae usual S
uo ordinary treat. Sunday sohool attend. s
ante will get in free. (Moore ware apo
pointed for the Young People's meeting i
also. b
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stranger, Mr. Lewis nest morning went
down town, and upon beteg advieed
telephoned to London, where he learned
that no one bed been Bent oat to collect
for the whim. It then became evident
that he bad been eonfidenaed out of his
money.
(7 rev.
On a recent Tbereday evening e certain
young m in of Elam, after atteodieg
League happened with the miefortane
of letting his horse run away while he
was bidding farewell to the fair lady for
the evening. The horse not being need to
ouch sweet Bounds 1, ok fright.
j30n000 RSPORTj The following ie the
report of standing of pupils of S. S. Ne.
8 for November. —Oleee IV—Johnny
Strath, 976 ; Kenneth McLean, 870;
Sandy Barron, 600 Class III—Lizzie
fIaaton, 250. Class II Sr.—Lswie Whit
field. 864 ; Johnny (Maio, 128 , John
Carmichael, 0. Claes II Jr. Annie
McLean, 800. Part II Sr.—Millie
Oneio, 425 ; AnginalOermohael, 0.
Part II Jr.—Nellie Carmioheel, 486.
Promoted from Jr. IV to Sr. IV.—
Johnny Strath, Kenneth McLean, from
Jr. III to Sr. III Lizzie Houton, from
Pert Ito Jr. Part II, Nellie Carmichael,
T. Seams Teacher.
Bonen REPORT.—The following is the
standing ot pupils of S. S. No. 10 for
month of November ;—Only five highestequalin earns equal are given. Jr. IV—Rath
Minnie Engler 77 ; Denman 76 ;
Ftorenoe Whitfield 76 ; Eva Ratbwell
701 Louie Engler 64 Br. III—Katie
Denman 65 ; Pearl Oxtoby 68 ; Cheater
Baker 53 ; Andrew Donn 45 ; Willie
Bpeirau 99. Jr. III—Iva Speiran 65 ;
Geo, Evade 55 ; Wilfrid Whitfield 47 ;
Jew. Douli 45 ; Myrtle Speiran 43. Sr.
1I—M. Hutohineon 72; Jno, Hyde 68;
Mary ?Jacinth 65 ; Alex. Hyde 94; Her.ni
man Piokerell 51. Sr. Pt, II—Mine
Hanna, Freddie Oox, Willie Ward. Jr.
Pt. II—Stanley Machan. Sr, Pt. I—
Millie Opx, Gordon Whitfield, Edith
Pickerel!. Jr. Pt. I—Milton Oxtoby,
Andrew Coutte.
S. B, Lemon, Te,eoher.
FINK Tltta.—The enamel Sabbath
oboe! Entertainment was held in the
S. No. 8 Friday evening of last week
wben a good time was enjoyed. Super.
ntendendeot P. J. MoArter filled the
111 as obairman white N. D. Roes, the
L,irpito
vv el.
Lialowel has entered a team in the 0.
$, A. Junior aeries.
Mise Oarbhew, stenographer, returned
to Winnipeg on Monday of last weak,
after spending a fortnight'a holidays with
her pareote in town.
Oolleabor Tabberner had taken in
622,800 in taxes up to Wednesday night
of last week. Leee than 61,000 remained
on the roll, including examptioue, whiob
ie a good showing.
Waiter Hardwick, who has been voting
888 town police officer since A. Katy took
charge as engineer at the pumping
station, has been appointed oonetable for
the balance of the year.
Miee Briabin has resigned her poailion
ae teacher in the Public School, and
intends going to Alberta, where she baa
scoured a poeit'on as teacher at about
double her present salary,
Mr. Kelle effere the Sobool Board
twenty sees of birds' eggs if the Board
will furnish a cabinet to pub them in,
He has one that is worth a dollar and e
half. Be le also furnishing them with
thirty epeoimene of Canadian wood
gratis.
During a imolai evening given by the
Methodist church, J. W. Stewart addrese
ed Mies H. A. Smith, ohoir leader, on
behalf of the ohnroh, and Mies Minis
Ballard presented her with a beautifully
engraved solid gold wateh and a oba-
telafne br000b. Miee Smith severe her
connection with the choir at the begin-
ning of the new year.
Ab a apeoial meeting of L. 0. L, No.
370, held in their lodge room, L!etowel,
the following brethren were eleated and
installed officers tot the following year
Geo. Spotton, W. M. ; E, M. Alexander
D. M.; 0, Anderson P. W. M. Rev. C.
H. Bnokland,, Chap, ; W. R. Hamilton,
Rao, See. ; A, Peseta", Fin. Seo.; Geo.
Raieee, ;Trees. ; R. Stanley, Lecturer ;
W. Robinson, D. of 0. ; J. J. Stewnrt,
let Committee man J. W. Bernie, 2nd
Committee man'; A, Broadfoot, 8rd
Oonmittee men ; J. Stubbs, 4th Com-
mittee man ; J. ileburger, 5th Committee
MEM.
Sorge one who evidently was well port.
ed about the eurronndinge played a sharp
game on Benjamin Loyale, en old gentle•
men who moved into town from Walleoe
about two months ago, Unfortunately
about the time he moved to town hie
wife, who had been ill, bedtime troubled
with melunboolia, and bad to be tient
temporarily in the asylum at London.
Expeeting that he might be galled upon
any day to bring Mrs. Lewis home, Mr,
Lewin bad draws some money [rem the
bank to pay expenses and other fuel.
dental°, and was keeping it by him is the
bonne. Se is at present living alone in
the Jlnst end of the town, On Monday
evening of last week abort seven o'elook a
stranger galled at hie hones and told him
that he had been sent by the aaylom
anthoritiee to oolleot the gem
due for keeping Mee. Lewis there, the
stranger °Luting thet the amount was 687.
Wtbhont questioning the stranger's
authority, Me. Lewis old over the
amount demanded, and the stranger
gniakly departed, without making any
aoknowledgment, merely etntitig that he
was in a hurry to 8ntelt the train foe
London, Becoming eanpieipue Haat
thinge might not be ae represented by the
public school teaoher played the role of
Santa Claus with neatness and diepatoh.
The proceeds amounted to $15 00 whiob
will be devoted to Sabbath Sobool pnr-
poeee. Program was as follows
Instrumental, Miee Ella McKinnon ;
patriotic eong, School Children ; reef
Wien, "Keep A'goln," Buseei Wilbee ;
solo Juneve Taylor ; dialogue "Trials of
a teacher" ; recitation, Ella Mo$toaon ;
duet, James and Donga!d Strachan ;
gramophone, Atnbroee Moore, of Brae.
sale, ; dialogue "Advertising for a earn.
panlon", harmonica selection, Julian
Bros. ; recitation, Miee Josephine Doll ;
DRESS-
MAKING
MISS M. A. PARDY
has opened a Dress making
eetabliehment in the rooms
Over the Post Office
and hope° by doing good
work to merit the patronage
of the general public.
Please Give us a Trial.
CUTTERS
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SLEIGHS
A Record Breaker
18 Cotters end 6 Sete of
Sleighs Bold in One week.
Our Outtere are all made of the tame
material as those whish have taken first
prize this last 5 peeve at out local shows
against all eompetitore. They are the
BEST and take no emend place for
Materiel and Workmnnobip.
One Bleigba are nearly all Oak and
have a firnt•alase record for easy draft
and good tracking. They can't be beat.
Pleaee call early and get your °bolos
of our dandy Cotters.
We already have one stook of wheels
for the doming year. They are the high -
eat grade and intending parohaeere of
Buggiee for next year ate invited to
examine our geode betore the paint brneb
ie on them as everything le the beet that
oau be bought,
EMI & cou
Leading Mannfaeturere,
and L e 17 For amore Miea MOA/'ter
IOW n .,, , ; polo, Miee Cardiff ; green°•
phot a (glee tun Atobroaa Moore ;dialogue
"Br.,u;,h, to We eenoee" ; eolo John
Strachan ; Ingoh ; eong by children
"Aries Kringle"; dletribotion of presents
by Santa Oleos, The various „ambo,,
were well presented and did oredit to the
performers,
SURPRISE PARTY.—Two sleigh loade of
the youth and beauty from Munorlt0,
Car
mnuoa
ka d nauseate,
numbering
allover 60, drove to the dome of James
McKay, of Moukton, on Wednesday, 7th
iaas„ when they took the opportunity
of showing them the esteem in whish
they were held by their neighbor°e and
reletivee by preeeating Mr. and Mrs.
McKay with a beautiful parlor table, a
chenille table cover and a handsome
eagel. The evening was orient in imolai
obat, ramie and tripping the light
fantastic. At 12 e'olook p, m. all did
In I justice to a nicely prepared bill of
fare, ()audios, peannte, &e„ were
abundantly dietribated among the crowd,
The happy gathering broke ap in the
early more, when all departed wishing
the genial hoot and hostess the oompli-
manta of the season. Addreee was as
foliowe :—Dean FRIENDS.—We, your
near neighbors and relntivee, take this
opportunity of expressing our sincere
regret at your removal from our midet,
as your genial dlepoailiooe and kind
hoepitality will be sorely missed. We
are pleased to know that our lose will be
your gain and oleo that in yogr preeent
home your neighbors will find a pleasant
arquialtion to their village. We there
Sore take thie opportunity of preseetiog
to yon these gifte as a email token of
the esteem in whioh you are beld among
us, That God may ever prosper you and
your family ie oar earnest desire and
wish. Ie eonolaeiou as we separate for
oars
eeveral homes,
we allo' '
1 m to :viable
you and family a Merry Xmas • and a
Happy New Year. Signed
MARION MoKAv,
Menzel Forams.
Mr, MoNay was completely taken by
surprise bat fittingly thanked the donore.
) ealortle.
F, Guttridge has completed the briok
work on the new Bank of Oommeroe
building,
"Dolly" the little white Shetland pony
belonging to the Cage family for the
petit atventy years died of paralysis.
In the case of Hallett ve. Oriob, beard
et Goderioh last week, ebe conviction of
the police magistrate was gnaebed.
On the complaint of oonetable Crich, E.
Hallett wee convicted by the police
magistrate of a breeoh ot a town by-law,
Mr. Hallett appealed to the higher court
with the above recruit.
The Seetortb Presbyterian church
whioh bee been in the hande of workman
for the past eight menthe undergoing
enlargement and repaire, wae completed
sad was formally re'owened on Sabbath.
Tho services were conducted by Rev. Dr.
Milligan, of Tomato, Moderator of the
General Aesetnbly. Very large and well
pleeeed aodlenoee teeembied.
The Warne of Meeere. Orioh, Habkirk
and Ament brought in three immense
etiake of timber to Ameot'e mill on Mon-
day of last week. The three loge were
elm and were all parte of the one tree.
The largeet log measured over four feet
aoroee the butt both ways and the other
two were in proportion, being encoeeding
cute, They were all solid and out on the
farm of John Shine, 5.h con„ McKillop.
Morris Council Meeting.
The Council met according to Stahl
in the Council Room, Morrie, on De
15th. Members all present, the Reeve i
the chair. Minutes of last meeting tea
and passed. On motion of Code and Sha
the taxes of Sarah Flemming and W. Rile
amomtbing to $3 45 were remitted. 'Pe
dere were received for Debentures in al
of Guelph Jonotion Railway and o
motion of Code and Jackson the tender
Wm. O. Brent, of Toronto, wee aooepte
On motion of Taylor and Code the follow
iug a000ante were ordered to be paid :
Wm. Watson, repairing sidewalk nee
Belgrave station, 65 50 ; R. Carrick, r
pairing road, 68.00; Geo. Proctor grave
$3 57 1 Win. Taylor gravel, $1.47 ; Geo
McDonald, gravel, $13.90 ; J. Bracken
ridge, gravel, $2.47; Duff & Stewart
lumber and work, $18.87; F. Guttridge
cement tile, $21 38; corporation of Blyt
Hall rent, $7 50 ; corporation of Brueael
Hall rent, $6 00 ; Wm. Thnell work o
grader, $4 00 ; Board of Health services
Dr. MoA'h, $3 00, W. J. Johnston, $5 00
Geo. Hood, $6 00, Tboe. Laidlaw, 64.00
Wm. tebieter,6200,Wm. Clark, $9.00
corporation of Hallett, Bine expenditure
$4 50 ; Wm Geddie, tile drain $4.00 ; A
Campbell, use of scraper $150 ; W
Nioholeou, use of scraper 61,12 ; M. roo
tor, elm plank $100 ; Jae. Russell, re
pairing bridene $20.42 ; J. Wallace, ditch
and culvert $100 ; P. Healy, tile dito
$8.00 ; J. McDonald, work on E. boned
ary $5.00; E Livingstone, week OD W
boundary $5.00 ; G. Taylor, taking Mina
es Fleming to Renee of Refuge $8.00
W. Iebieter, taking Mi=see Flemming to
HOMO of Refuge $3 00 ; A. Miller, wood
and care of Hall $11.00 ; T. S. Brandon,
preparing financial statement $5.00; W.
Iabiater, preparing tinanoial etatemeut
$2.00 ; A. T. Cole, repairicg culvert and
underbrnehing $.500 ; A. Taylor, repair.
ing oulverta $2.75 ; corporation of Mo.
Killop, B line expenditure $25.97 I Jnr).
Roger, engineer's feee $80 00 ; W. Iabia.
ter,Couooillor's fees, $8800, T. Code,
$38.00, A, Shaw, $80 00, Geo. Taylor,
$55.00, Geo. Jaolteon, $55 00 ; W. Clark,
salary and expenoea 6188,00. Bylaw,
No. 16 was duly read and passed, The
Connell then adjourned.
W. Ooe,aa, Clerk.
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Stratford le to 'Athena on January 2
the unique epaoteale of a four cornered
contest for the majority, It has been
known tor some time that three namee—
thote of Ald, Eldt, W. J. 8ergnenu and
Savage— would be on the ballot, end Aid.
Hamilton wae mentiobed ail a probable
dark florae. He, however refueled to an•
no11ne0 himself until Betnrday, when be
deaided that he would swept domino,.
Mom
The eohemo looking toward the erection
of a eanitarium fer incurable eouenmp.
uvea by the oonntiee ot Waterloo, Petth,
Wellington, Oxford and brant le favored
by Waterloo. A motion recommending
next year's oonnolt to further the soheme
to completion wee pegged by the Water.
loo Ooauty Connell, It wee reported
that there had been about seventy deaths
irom tubtrouloelie in that 000nty during
the past year,
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Christmas- Groceries.
We have laid in a heavy dealt of Gro arise for the Chri imne trade,
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andbaying
ail we do f ver tarquantities
u efox sat cash's
Y k l we get tate
lowest prises, whish pate us in a position to Doll fleetelanChristmas
Groceries et prices like these :
Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, 8 pane—one of eaoh—for 25o.—Good ,Red
Salmon, 2 vane for 25o.—Uboioe Selected Raisins, 8 pounds for 26a,— Ve
California Seeded Hairdos, in poond boxes, 10o.—Cieaued Ourranie,
in bulk, 4 pounds for 25o,—Oholoe Cleaned Currants, in 8 -pound i'2
hoses, very epeeist for 25o.—Oboioe Golden Detest, in packages, at
So.—Oros., & Blackwell'° Orange, Lemon and Citron Pbele at close
prises.—Brenktaat Cereals, in Orange Meat, Malts Vita, Oatmeal,
Wboatine, Cornmeal, eta., always in etoek..-Ingersoll Cheese, very
ohoioe, at 12en.—Long Clear Basan, Breakfast Bacon, Spiced Roll, ,:.T
Mince Meat, eta„ al waye in stook at bottom priaee,—The old reliable ca
Kiji Japan Tea, none genuine except put up in pound bags, worth ka
30e, for 26o.—Red Roue Tea, in blush, mixed end Ceylon green, at 1
25e, 30o, 40a and 50o.—English Mixed Pieklee, very imolai at 120. a -.p
Pate extract of Lemon, Vanilla, etc , at 5e and 10e per bottle —Pure k
epioee of all kinds, et epeeieel prices.
tttghest Prices raid ler Rultor, Egce, Dried Apples and. Poultry,
Furs and Mantles
We are making great redaotione in the prima of Fare and Cloth Jeeokete,
Men's Fur Coate at epeoial prises to clear. ,v
Terrifit reednootiionewfii be made in Millinery
during the next twooweeke.--
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J. C. JONES,
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Just a Few Days
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Left to decide what the Xmas memento will be, and provid-
ed Jewelry seems to be the most desired of all, why not let
us have the favor of your consideration, if even to get the
credit that our stook and prices should be a revelation to
you. Should the article of your choice be found here, we
will gladly lay it away till you require it.
See our New Souvenir Pins.
Also some very special Ormolu Gold and
Cabinet Clocks.
Repairing a Specialty None too Difficult
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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WE ARE READY
FOR YOUR
XMAS 0
With a large line of Goods suitable for
Christmas Presents.
FANCY CHAIRS,
LADIES' SECRETARIES,
GENTLEMEN'S DESKS,
PARLOB CABINETS,
MUSIC CABINETS
BRIC-A-BRAC.
You get a Choice Here that
You Cannot get Elsewhere,
•
Banos and,
awns
We have already sold a number for Xmas
Presents. If you contemplate buying an in-
strument in the future, why not now ?
Terms and prices to suit everybody.
When You Buy, Buy the 33est,
Bell Organs and Heintzman Pianos sell
themselves. Get them at
Laiherdale'