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L/STOWEL
Terre opens AprII 11th, 1904
Two Courses—
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and hhothand.
Bend for College Journal.
A. L, MOINTY1IE, Manager,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
cent. F.S, 60022, Brussels,
AATH. MoORAOKEN—
V V • Issuer of Marriage Licenses. 01.
ace at Grocery, Tnrnberry sheet, Brussels.
11ARM3 FOR SALE—THE UN
0011010NED has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. F 8, SCOTT, Brussel
C. O. F.
Court Princess Alexandria, N0, 24, 0, 0. F.,
Brussels, meets In their bodge Room, Bias -
hill Bleak, on the And and last Tuesdays of
earth mouth, at o'clock. visiting brethren
always weloome. JAS. BUR(4BS8,
A. E. MELLISH, B. 6.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
IN0010AN00,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Mice over Hrreley'e Drug Store,
Nov.3rd, 1902. 30-llm Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Eire Insurance Co.,
EOTABL1BnaD 1810
Insurance taken an the cash and premium
note system at current rates, Before Insur-
ing elsewhere call on the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
7.1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1 • BEn, will sell for better prices, to
better men in leas time and lees 01,00100
than any other Auctioneer in Fast Huron or
110 a on't charge anything, Dates and orders
can always be arranged at thle o19oe or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLUEVALH ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reaeonnblo. Bales arranged for
at Ibe class of 2 00 P002, Bruseele, 21t1
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
tJ • Honor titadmire of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at.
tended to, Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brunets.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
.• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto,
Simmer to G. F. Blair, 04100 over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro-
,.politan Bank.
Am" M. SINCLAIR—
r V • Barrister, Holleitor, .Conveyancer,
Notary Public, rte. Office -8 tewart'a Block
1 door North of Central Hotel
solicitor for the Standard Batik.
PROUDF00T, 'HAYS & BLAIR—
EARRISTFIRB, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
W. PuounroOT, IC. C. R. 0. BAYS
G. F. Anent.
Offices—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron at Holt,
G ODERION,ONTARIO.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. 104-C, lel.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Burgeons, Out, Licentiate of the Bbyal 0o1 -
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wefery, EdinbargEh, Vat—Telephone No.14,
Residence—Mill street, Brussels,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEU -D.
itelettlitt
Gradgate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and First.olasO Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. °Moo
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
A FAMOUS • SCHOOL
L/DCENTRAL
fOl/ilidiO s
STRATFORD, ONT.
/YoungMan,Young Woman there ie
+ abundant room for you 1t) the higher Ti
..eYOU AIME NEEDED. Got a Businees
and more reepntrel1, 0 positions 69 ills,
or Shorthand training and make)) up
wards. Enter our School this mOBth
it pdeaiblo MOLAOHLt'I
JALLIO'IPrin ,
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111tteevel.e.
The annual report of Eadie'o Presby•
torten ohuroh for 1904 line been issned.
It shows receipte of $462 57, of whiob
there remains a balance on hand of
$80 85 1n addition, there was raised
for o„hamoe of the Ohnroh, $135 26, and
$34 98, from other eanroes. The Bab
bath school raiued 928 61, part of whish
OMR expended for euppliee, leaving 912
50 on hand. W. F. M. B. reports re.
anipte of 987 12. Seeaion report show°
47Iamiliee and 96 membore. Beeeion
uon01810 of Rev, W. .1, West, M. A.,
Moderator, Francie Lewin, John Hutton,
Thome() Aitken, Henry Fearer), Eldora ;
Managing Committee—W. Haugh, G.
Fortune, 0. Mitoholl, and Frank Lewis,
Treaeurer.
Idf e2trstt l 1.
J. Beverly bee opened out a Furniture
e4ore.
Rev. J. Cook, of Clinton, otoupiod the
Methodist pu p•t on Sunday.
On Monday evening of last week,. Jae.
Petty had the misfortune to slip on the
iso receiving a bad fell which shook him
up considerably. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
In spite of the stormy weather on
Wednesday evening 11th Met., the An•
anal congregational of Carmel Church
wee largely attended. Reports received
from the different organizations io con
neotion with the work were of a most
encouraging nature.
The annual meeting of the Publio
Library was held on Monday evening
of lash week in MoEweu'e Hall. The
reports of the Secretary and Treaeurer
ware received. The former ehowed that
about 3,000 books bad bean taken out
during the year, and the letter that a
debt of 960 rested on the institution.
The old board of direotore was appoint•
ed,
Luelenow.
Mies Annie Gain left for Buff do last
week, where 0110 will attend college.
Mies Mareena Lovelle, of Chicago, was
tbe guest of lire. K. MaoLeod, last
week.
Two rioke of Luokoow curlers went to
Harriett))) on Tuesday of .last week to
oompete in the district matches for the
Cheerio Tankard. They were drawn
against the Owen Sound club, and atter
a keenly oonteeted game were defeated
by 10 ehote.
The home of. John and Mre. Peart,
Wheeler Street, was the eoene of a very
pretty wedding on Thursday evening
120h hist., when their daughter Mies
Emily Peart, was united in marriage to
John G. Murdoch, of the firm of J. G.
Murdoch & Co., dry geode merchants of
this village. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. R. W. Miilyard,
aeeieted by the Rev. D. MoKerroll, B,
A , of the Presbyterian Church, in the
presence of the immediate friends of the
contrasting partite.
tante ton.
The contract for carrying the mails to
the station and back, has beau renewed
with Mr. Elliot', whose tender was the
lowest.
Evaugelittio servioee are being held in
the Ontario etreel ohuroh on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings of
eaob week.
The new hotel, whish has taken the
plane of the Clarendon destroyed by fire,
opened its doors for business last week.
It will he known as the Hotel Normandie.
Allen Reysoo, who, nnderweut an
operation for appendioilie in Toronto
hospital and bee been in that institute
for nearly eight weeke, ie improving
rapidly and expecte to be out soon.
Master Bert. Johnson, whsle playing
with a cumber of other children at the
corner of the Sloan blank, eliding down
an iov inr'ine, got into a mix up with
another who had skates on and reoeived
a nasty gash above the eye, that will
necessitate hie wearing a bandage for
some time.
.Berl Webb hue a cariosity in the shape
of a. potato growing directly through
another. Loot year be took a eouad
potato and cutting a slit across an eye
on either side, pawed the potato in a
pile of old papers, having read that a
potato would grow without air or earth.
The reonit ie a well-developedpotato
whish has fortiori it way through the
origival suite on both sides.
Thetanuoal meeting of Hullett Dietriot
L. 0. L'., held at Clinton, was on of the
beat that has yet token .pines. The
attendance; was large and the reports of a
gratifying nature. The election of
offioere reaaited ea follows ;—•Master, W.
G. Smith. 'Clinton . Deputy, J. Mont.
gamey, Seatorth;: Chaplain, J. Ballard,
Winthrop , Reo. Seorotary, W. Kenny,
Winthrop . Treaeorer, W. Trewartha,
Leadbury . D. of 0 , I. Lowery, Sinn.
merhill ; Leoturere, F. Soarlett, Lead.
bury, J. Marshall, Seaforth,
The Era says :—Friday afternoon last
Mrs. John Shipley came to town to, visit
herdau;hter, Mre. Thoe. Gibbinge, and
was sitting oonversiog in her usuaj
bright way, when i0 a few momenta her
right 0rm dropped to her Bide, and her
head drew to the left, she becoming un.
ooneoione. The doctor immediately,
summoned, pronounced it paralysis,
And in this condition ebe has lain ever
0iaoe, with no apparent obongs, with the
exoeption tbat ehe seems to know those
erected her, but cannot speak• Ae she.
cannot take any nourishment it is
feared the end is near. Mrs. Shipley ie
well known and' very highly reepeoted,
and her many friends will regret to
learn of ber inoses.
A special meeting of the Goderioh
Dietriot League wee held here Monday
morning of leek week. The opeoiai
bueinese to be dieoueeed was the ))dais.
ability of Wonting a steam launchfor
their Missionary, W. J. Stone, who is
laboring amongst'the Indiana engaged in
fishing. There were present Revs.
Henn and Graham, of Goderiab ; Rave.
Manning and Cook, Olinton ; 8eeret0ry
Davidson, Goderioh ; Dire. Beattie, of
t an Mime
Mies Tebbat d the Mi
a t1,
Se for
t
Washington, Clinton. Since Mr. Stone
first aeonmed the epooial worts that
be is engaged in, he has had nothing but
a rowboat to get about in, rowing as
mach as 96 miles to hold a eervioe, Thin
ie considered too great a task to eels of a
servant fn the Mieion fele, All the
obatil
the Exeo
atlas Iver heartily
membore of 9
in eympnthy with the idea of praonring
a ()loam launch foe him, and a resolution
was paeeed, to be 'tient to the General
Board of Missions at Toronto, asking
that 000 be provided for Mr, Mone, and
on condition of the Board promising to
grant the request, the Goderioh Mortal,
on itu part, pledgee itself to ratite the Lull
amount of Mr. Btane'e salary,
F'Ol-(i evicts.
B, 9, Cook has porohaeed the Mo.
Lend farm on the 0th con.
Thou. Goggin wag appointed Trustee
in plane of Joe. Hainstook, roeigned,
TheFordwiob Cheese & Butter Co„
have engaged F. Parr again ae their
ahem) matter and also se automat) for
the eomltrg ee00on.
The difficulty between Dr. Armetrong
and the Tp. Oonuoil bee been settled by
tbe Coattail agreeing to pay him 9160,
end aleo the mate between G. W. Maple•
toff and the Council for $25,
Bowiok District Orange Lodge held
their annual meeting here ma Tuesday
10th inst., with R, Bride, Dietriot
Master, in the chair. The Secretary's
report was not complete ae eome of the
primary lodges had not eeut in their
annual returns. The Dietriot Master
gave a abort resume of hie work, He
was anab'e to do his work owing to the
illneee of hie wife. The Treoeorer'e
and Auditore' report showed a balaooe
of 933.91 on hand. The following mime
were granted :—$3 to a poor brother in
Brantford and $5 to the Sisk Childreno'
Hospital in Toronto. The election of
offioere remitted as follows :—W. D. M„
W. H. Newton ; D. D. M , J. J. Gregg 1
R. Seo , Geo. Dane ; P. Bee., J. Harper ;
Treat„ Jae. Falba ; Chap , Adam
Spence ; D. of 0 , Jno. Campbell ; Lem.
Joo. Dane,
Exeter.
Mrs. Thos. Dearing, who hue been in a
very low state of health from the effects
of au attack of la grippe, is slowly in]
proving.
Dr. H. P. Rose, son of D. A. Roes,
who has been practicing medicine in
Oampbell, Minn., to eome years, bee
pnrohaeed a practice in Nampa, Idaho.
Nampa ie a town of 5000 inhabitants
situated some twenty mdse from Boise
City, the capital of the State, 00 a rail.
way running from Denver, Col., to
Kooteuay, COD. The country around
))beat ie very fertile, and is extensively
irrigated. Three grope of hay are bar-
veoled it) a year, and the yield varies
from five .to eight tone to the acre.
Great quantities of fruit are grown in
the state,
The annual meeting of the Stephen &
Ueborn° Agricultural Booiety was held
In the Town Hall. The meeting wee
welt attended, representatives being pros
act from all the surrounding ►ownehipe
in goodly nombere. H. E. Hooton was
ohoeen ehairman of the meeting. The
report showed tbe society to be in a
gond healthy condition fivanoially and
other matters pertaining to the welfare
of the 8oufety well oonduoted, there
being now in the treaeury over 985.
The following offioere were elected for
the ensuing year, viz :—Pres., Peter Mo -
Taggart ; let Viae -Pres., E. Christie ;
2od Vire-Pres., Joe. Senior ; Direotore,
John Hunter, John Delbridge, Jae.
Ballantyne, John Alliston, W. D.
Sanders, Wm. Rueeell, Hy. Smith, Wm,
Elliot, Wm, Bawdeo ; Treat., F. E.
Karn ; Seo'y., A. G. Dyer ; Auditors,
Peter Gardiner, H. E, Haetoo.
11Ltw 00(1.
Jae. Ferguson hes dieposed of hie
boot and shoe business to Geo. Loohoad.
J. A Farrell, baa secured a position on
the E lmonton Daily Journal 0° monoline
operator.
The following are the offioera of the
Elms Reform Association :—President,
John G. Diokeon ; 101 Viae Pres., H.
Ronnenberg; 20d Vioe•Pres., W. 0.
Hewitt ; Seo, Treat., Thos. Hamilton.
Wm. Bnohanan, implement agent,
Bold out his baeinese and property to
John Ellaoott, of Elma, taking in ex.
change Mr. Ellaoott', farm. Mr.
Buchanan left on Wednesday morning
for Oalifornie, where he will spend the
Winter.
George Green, eon of Gomer Green,
Fanoyetelle, Manitoba, ie °pending a
few days visiting friends in .this
vicinity. George has grown into a big
°trapping lad, and hie friends are pleased
to see him looking eo well. He is greatly
taken up with Western life. ,
The home of J. E. and Mrs, Turnbull,
8th coo. West, was the soe0e of a pieaoi
ant gathering on Wednesday evening,
January 11th, when to Mr. Turnbull's
enrprise.a number of hie friends of the•
Atwood Methodiet Munch tookpooseesion
of the house and after expressing their
good iviohee in a suitably worded address,
preeeoted him with a handsome oak
secretary and book aaee,
The Canadian Order of • Foreatere
have lel the o0ntraot for the 00001400 of
their fine new ball. Jae. Struthers will
do the carpenter work, 'Robb. Richmond
the briok work, Ed, Hunk the peiotiog
and Roger & Ratcliffe the plumbing.
The new hall will be, thoroughly up•to•
date ; the lower fluor •'will contain two
stores with a hallway running through
the centre. The entrance to the hall
will be from the rear part of the ball.
way.
0leiallorth.
The appeal against the eleotrio light
By law game up before thief Jeteli00
Meredith at Toronto and after reviewing
the evidence he gave judgment gaaehing,
the By•Iaw.
The (Axon elected for the ensuing
year for the Horticultural Society are
:—
Free., Wm. Harley'; lee viae pees., John
Turner, 2od vine,; Rat. Seat ; sec
retary,: jr.,Wm, Elliott.
A very intore.tieg event took piece in
the Catholic ohuroh, Seafortii; at 10
o'clock on Wo.dnetday morning of last
week when John 'McDonald, eon of the
late Lewis McDonald, of Walton, wad
united in marriage to Mies Elizabeth
Devereux, daughter of John Devereux, of
the Huron road, Tuolteremitb. The
bridegroom was wedded by, bit brother,
Lewis McDonald, of Toronto University,.
and tie bride by bee oouei0, Mise
Elisabeth Connor, of Toronto, The
ceremony wee performed by Rev. P.
Uorooran, who also celebrated the nuptial
hit rendered a
, lases. The o o d evoral
high R
aeleatione and the wedding marsh was
played by the organist, Miee Daly.
The annual meeting of the Tucker.
smith Branch Agrioaltnral Society wee
held at the Commetoial Hotel. The
report presented showed the society to be
in a fairly prosperous oonditibn, The
next s1,
t o their n w were fixed for x b
dates
Thareday and I'eiday, Sept. 21st and
22nd. The offioere and direotore are 4-
President R. ()harken; vise president,
George Chesney ; direotore, Beaaortb—
Phos. Pinkney ; .1'noitersrltith — Alex.
JUST LIKE F
SFINC
Building up. Trade is just like Fiebing, If you use
the right kind of bait and cast your line where the kind
of fish you want are most plentiful you'll quite likely
get a number of them. Then if you go about it right
you are pretty sure to land most of them.
Apply the illustration to Business, If you want to
catch the trade always keep the Best and Freshest
values in goods and allow the Highest price for Farm
Produce and Business will come every time. This we
always strive to do at
JIB,MESTOWN General Store
What is left of Xmas and other Winter Goods will be
put out AT COST to make room for Spring goods.
Butter, 17o trade, 16e mash ; E •ge, 20o oath or trade. Other produce
taken at City primes.
W. Innes.
Broadfoot, Wm. Oheeney, D. Fathering -
barn ; McKillop—John M. Govenlook,
James Oarlin, Jae, Evaoe ; Hallett, Ohae.
MoGregor, Thoe. MoMiobael ; honorary
direotore, John G. Grieve, Aroh. McGre-
gor, Geo. Sleveneon, G. E Oresewell, J.
B. MoLean, Jae, Diok, Geo. Whitely,
John Dale 1 secretary treaearer, Thoe. E.
Hays; auditors, Wm. Somerville and A.
Young.
131 vth.
John J. Kelly, of Detroit, formerly of
Blyth, has purchased the Union hotel in
Goderioh from hie brother in law,
Michael Farr, and will take poeeeeeion on
or about February let.
The new Grand Trunk elation at Blyth
is now completed and 0. W. Vail, the
genial and popular agent, ie now in full
000upetion. Mr. Vail will have two
assistants in the new building. They are
his eon, deoil V , and J. A. Taylor.
Daniel McKay, of Dolatb, Minn., and
Alex. McKay, of Kintail, are visiting
relatidee in this vioinity for a few weeks.
The former has been in tbe Weal over
20 years, and tbie ie hie Bret visit to his
old home and friend)).
Mrs. Wm. Snell, of Constance, (deter of
Reeve Sloan, of Blyth, received consider.
able injury by falling from a ohair the
other day. Mre. Snell has not been en•
joying good health for some time past
and since falling from the chair has been
oonfioed to her bed.
The direotore of Blyth publio library
met on Monday evening and elected the
following officers :—Chairman, Dr. J. 0.
Lindsay ; secretary, A. W. Robioeoo ;
treasurer, D. B. MaKi000n ; librarian,
J. 8. Golden ; bock committee, Rev, J.
Holmes, Alex. Elder, James Mololurohie,
chairman and eeoretary.
laoderictt.
Ise has formed off the harbor pretty
solidly and extends out several milee.
Daring the six months from Jaly to
Deoember, 1904, there were registered
with the town clerk 19 weddings, 41 births
sed 22 deaths.
The Canadian Order of Foresters pro,
pose holding au oyster ()upper in the
Temperance Hall on the evening of Feb.
raary 10th.
The Horticultural Society appointed
the following directors : W. Warnock, 0,
Campbell, F. Bingham, G. Beokett, J.
Richards, J. Laithwaite, H, D. Reed, H.
Steady and J. B. Thom,
Ice nutting has not yet commenced,
and so far but few fish have been Dangle
in or near the harbor, though herrings
have been caught in large numbers a few
miles South of this port.
The non-commissioned officers of No. 1
company .09 the 33rd regiment held nn
050000. supper on Friday evening in the
town bail, for the purpose of bringing the
men together. Several of the regimental
officers were present.
The Contractor° for the outside break.
water have started making crib°, and the
work on them ip performed expeditionely
as a steam hoist is used to lift and place
tbe timbers. Quite a number of men are
engaged at the work, which is now being
carried on between the piece.
The membore of Court Goderioh, No.
32, 0. 0. F., surprised their Treasurer,
W. Lane, with the presentation of a•
watoh and chain, and Foresters' emblem,
Duncan Oamerou, Chief Ranger, made
the presentation and William MoCreath,
the Recording Secretary, read the ad•
dress.
January 6111, Mrs, Claude Fisher, of
Goderioh, loit her gold watrb.while get.
ting on the train at Holmesville. She
did not mice it until age reaohed Clinton,
and did not even then know.where she
had loot it, lint she took the. next train
book, and had the good fortune to fled it
lying io tbe snow just where she had
boarded the ttain.
The North street Methodist oongre•
getiou will spend the last Sunday in the
old church on the -191b of Febraory,
when ep'eoial "farewell” •servioee will be
bald. Rev. G. 1i. Turk, of Owen Bound,
a former pastor of the congregation, will
mouthy the pulpit, There will be a meet-
ing on the Monday evening following, at
whiah mune of the older membere,of the
oongregation will give addresses and rem.
inisoenees of the pant days will be',io
dalged in.
The 9417 annual meeting of the Heron
Lew Aeeoaiation watt bold in the Law
Library, the electing of officers for the
present year being the principal boniness
transacted. Judge dg ge Holt was eleotod
president ; F• Holmeetead, Senforth,
vieceptieident ; Wm, Prondtoot, K. 0.
eeoretary and treaearer : D, MoDonald,
librarian E, L.
Dickinson and R. S.
Hays, auditors and Judges Doyle and
Holt and R. 0. Rays, Diokineon and W.
Proundfoot, Library oommittoe. The
tretteareee statement ob owed ; Reoeipts,
9600:12 ; dieburemente, $444 79 : baianoe
00 hand, $155.37. The aeeooiation now
owns 1391 volumes, of whieh number 59
were added to the libr arydUu
during 1904,
In the libel snit of Stone against the
Gait Reporter, at London, the jury gave
a verdict for plaintiff. tar 92,500,
The Alan Liner Parisian, arrived at
Halifax from Liverpool covered with
tone of ice. The Drew deeoribe the voy•
age as the roughest the ship ever 011.
countered.
The Royal Victoria Hospital at Mont-
real was damaged by fire. Lose, $30,000.
Lord Strothoona oabled that ho would
defray the expeneee of repairing the dam-
age.
0C'adies' a ouse
Shoes.
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We have some lli,ce
tasty shoes for house -
wear.
Comfortable and
cosy, handsome aid
durable.
Better than heavy
shoes for house wear
because they will not
tire the feet. Save the backache and weary nerves.
All styles.
If you've promised yourself something like that,
these prices will help you keep it s—
Ladies' nice Felt Slippers, 50e to $1.25; Gents' Slippers,
35c to $1.50 ; Felt Shoes for Ladies or Gents, both warm and
comfortable.
In our Harness Department
we have a nice stoop of Monotaio Bear and Buffalo Robes, also the Genuine
Galt Robes, all priced down to lowest figure.
A few Galt Overcoats for men, These are a beautiful Winter Coat lneur-
paesed for durability.
Single Harness, Our own make, from 915 00 upwards ; Team Harness ae
low in prise 0e a good artiole ran be made. 14
Comfortable dwelling and three tote nicely situated for sale,
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STRICTLY ONE PRICE THE LOWEST
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GREAT ANNUALCLEARANCE SA
Commencing on January 20th
Will Continue until Feb. 10th
We make no apology and have no excuses to offer for announcingto-da the commencement
P gY Y
of our Annual Sale. This Sale is not the whim or thought of a moment but a settled feature of
our business policy the same as our special holiday display. January is stock -taking month,
on the 5th of February we enter stocks and balance our books for the year. Before this day
arrives stock must be down to the lowest level possible and shelves and counters cleared of
Winter goods. This Sale will be a money -saver and we are going to make it pay you and pay
you well to do your Dry Goods buying here this month. We are anxious to get stock down below
the average level this year. Here is a partial list of the Bargains. They are big and only a few'.
of the many you will find at the store.
CLEARING OUT THE MANTLES
Every mantle in this store must be sold this season. We positively will not carry one over.
Half price and less they have been marked to clear them before February 10th. All are this
season's garments but must not have a single garment to mix with 1905 etoek when next Fall
comes around. Good business demands that—so value or cost have not been considered in
making these new prices. Commencing Friday, Jan. 20th, we will sell the cheapest mantles t,
in Brussels. Come the truth this
ever sold and prove of statement.
•
Mantles at $3.00 •tlia•t sold'
up to $6.75
Your ohoioe of every Mantle in the store tbat sold
up to 96 75 for 93.00 Every size represented in
the lot. New and stylish garments; perfect
fitting and made from good wearing materiale,
regular prices up to and including those we sold
et 96.74 for our great eale, $ 3 00
Mantles itt $4.85, Regular
Price up to $9.00
Your choice of every Mantle in the atorewo'd at from
97 00 up to 99 00 for 94.85. Some of oar band•
eomeet and moat stylish gnrmeole are io this
IDL They were excellent values at their former
prices but rather then take a chance of carry
leg them over we have out the prise below the
hall prise mark. Every size in this lot also
black and oolore. Your oboioo for our annual
eats that sold u to 99,00 for $ 4 85
P
We bave ilia only high cies Mantles that sold at
910 00, $12 50, and 916.00. These we have
method at exactly half pride. They are, excep.
tiobally stylish garments, well made and lined
a good quality of silk. Rather than take
the chance of carrying any of them over, we
clear these high grade Mantles at exactly half
prioe, oommenoing Friday morning,
CHILDREN'e MANTLES—
This season we imported the nattiest Children's
Garments we have ever shown. There are
about 20 of them left in stock to day. Reefers,
three•gaarter Coate and uletere made from plain
Cheviot fancy tweeds, with brimming() of'
braids, buttons, oto. They are stylish gar.
menta and will fit obildren from 5 to 12 yearn,
of age. Rather then carry one over, we have,
out the prices almost in two,917.00
We are going to sell some .
Cheap Wrappers .
Not ordinary cheap wrappers but good wrappers
cheap. Made in the beet wrapper factory in
Canada and from strong fast oulored- wruppet•
aaee, medium and darn patterns, waiete and
sleeves lined, very fell skirt. Extra good val-
nee at 91.35 and 91.60, clearing prioe 91.00 end..9.1 25 1
Out _go the Ready-to-wear'Skirts i.
January gale prices have been put on ,all the Cloth
Skirts in this came. They mann almost half
what we eold them at. This is your ohanoe for
a Skirt Bargain. Do sot mise it. Seo what it
, 0209,00 :—
During Bale you one bey a $3.00 Skirt for $2 00
4 50 3 00
I " e 00 " 3 00 .;
„ " 6.00 „ II 4.00.
Ie not that unite a saving 7
Fu l Jackets a y
t manual' Sale Pricewith
Fur Jackets have had the knife applied to price for
this great sale. Every garment was made to
our order from choice selected skins, Is abeol-
lately reliable and oan depend upon in every p
way. No better chance this season to get a
good Fur Jnoket for little money. $37 50 for
$30.80 , $35 00 for $29.00 , $28 00 for $ 23 00
LatdYOS Sable Scarfs
Ladies' Sable &carie, clearing at the following pilo.
ea :—$20 00 for 915 00 ; $16 50 for $12 00
for $13 00 $1G.00 for $10.50 ; $10.00
f$ 8 00
Fur -lined
Caps, Gauntlets, Caperines and b 1
Capes Clearing at exactly
Cost Price.
75c & 85c Flannelette Gowns at 5,1k j
Ladies' Gowns, mode at an extra heavy quality..
Flanuel altoe, in whits, Blue and Pink, All are
neatly' trimmed, out regular mace being 750 and' i
85o ere to. olear at ...,. 501
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appointed, b t come� ou c
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next two weeks and you'll not be dis-
the best things generally go first.
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