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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-7-20, Page 8PARIS GREEN The kind that makes the Bugs scarce. 25e. per lb. Japanese China A new shipment of Japanese China just in and comprises Cups and Saucers, Spoon Trays, Pin Trays, Bon Bon Dishes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Rose Jars, Bis- cuit Jars, &c. The decorations are exceed- ingly handsome, but the moder- ate prices will please you. F. R. SMITHQ DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. GRANO TRUNK RAILWAY. e0UTBEn5 EXTENSION W. 5. & B. Trains leave Brands Station, North and South, as follows : GOING Soma GOING NORTH, Mail 2:05 a.m 1 Mixed &40 a,10 Mixed......,.. 11:25 a.m I Mail 1:88 p.m Express 3:02p.m Express..„,.. ..,,., 8:51 p,m Ur(' e tems, A ohiel'e amain ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent is. FALL wheat harvest will soon be on. CALL in and see ae in our new quarters A. 0.11 W. will meet Friday evening of this week. A. 0: Dents shipped a oar of bogs to Oolliogwood. SOMEBODY should oat the crop of weeds on the streets. RASPBERRIES are a good orop and so are the pickers. THERE are some great jaok•knife and lead peeail artiste in Brussels. KEEP Aug. llth free for the Exoareion to Kincardine. It will be oivie holiday. A DAR of lumber was Bent to Wingham tbie week by Jno. McDonald, of Walton. Tan great beat of several days has given plane to a 000ler atmosphere—a weloome change. RAMMED BROS. reoeived a oar of coal for the Salt Werke. The block was busy making coarse gait. THE nnderolothing advertieedl in last week's Pon was found and awaite a call from the owner. D. Eves & 0o. inform THE Pon that the enlargement of their Carriage Factory will be prooeeded with in the near future, Two loads of young people from town were the guests of James and Dire. Strachan at Jamestown last Thursday evening. They report a fine time. A Pow from town drove t0 Seaforth Wedoeeday afternoon to see the Laoroeee match between Seaforth and St. Marys. The home team won by a score of 9 goals to 0. A half car of dairy butter was shipped by W. W. Harris from Brneeele faotory, on Tuesday of this week to Montreal. The price received was 20 oente. Factory is doing well. Tan heirs of the late George Rogers and Walter Smith have reoeived from the Oaoadian Order of Foresters $1,000 respectively as payment of the benefloier• iee carried by the departed. Chief Ranger Bargees handed over the cheques. PERSONAL and other items are always weloome and go a long way in making a focal paper spicy. Don't find fault it your visitors are not mentioned rushee you have Bent in their names to our office. We will do the rest and appreciate your kisdneee. NOBLY SUSTAINED.—The splendid record of Bruesele public School for many years has been added to this oeaeou by the reeulte of the repent Entraooe Examinee tion. Twenty-seven pupils wrote from our eohool all of whom passed creditably and 26 enuring honors. We congratulate the boyo and girls on their enooeee and compliment Miee Kate Wileon, their teacher, on the insbraotion given to aid them in acoompliehing what they did, Some people would wear an extra feather in their millinery if they were in Mies Wilson's plane. LOST No TIME,—To move a newspaper plant from one office to another, inolud• ing power prase and engine, and butte the usual weekly edition is not an easy task and yet that is what Tan Poem did and in genuine hot weather too. D. MoNaugh- ton bossed the removal of the heavy machinery and by rollers and planks and Ooonoillor Thomson'° "trolly" saved the neoeeeity of many heavy lifts. We are now in our new office and getting nicely settled and will be glad to have a call from the people of the locality. Thin was oar eeoond move in 25 years and we hope it will be another quarter of a Dentary before we are asked to bry it again. Fuller reference will be made to THE POST'S new blook in a later issue. Miee JEeeoo ROBERTSON oucOEeDo Mree SCOTT.—At the School Board meeting feet Friday evening 80 applioatio0e were presented for the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miee E. 0. Soon ae teaobee of Continuation olaeeee in Brue• eels eohool. After considerable delibera• Don Miee Jessie Robertson, whose home is at Goderiob,bnt who hae been teaching in the Braoebridge eohool for the past few years, was the choice of the Board. Before going there the taught in Exeter and comes very highly reoom• mended by trueness and Inspectors. The salary will he $400. School teaohing net of tone in Miee Roberteon'e family as We understand one brother it a Prof. in Queen's Uutvereity and another is headmaster in Leamington Collegiate. W. H. Roberteoo, of the Huron Signal, is another brother. A telegram of aooeptanee has bean received from Mies Roberteon and ehe will be here to assume the duties of her potation at the elope of the vacation, Splendid work has been done for the paet 8i years in !hie depart. mens by Mise Soon. Before her removal from town she wag presented with a volume of Soott'e poems and a fancy block by bee pupils and a fine jardinere trout the teaehere of the eohool. • Tan hay on the Agricultural Park was Bold to Wm. Bird. BLANKET weaving has commenced at the Excelsior Knitting Faotory, Brunets. DR. FIELD wishes to announce that he will be absent on vaoatioo from July 24th to 31st, inolneive, doriog which time hie office will be Moiled. Tan party who borrowed a buggy pole from my etable will very much oblige by returning the same as I require it. FRED. MCCRACKEN. THE front° of W. A. Grewar'e, Miee Strachan'° and R. Williamson'° plaoee of bneineee in the Holmes bleak are being treated to a new dress of paint. SATURDAY evening Petah Bros., arrived in town with their new traction engine and separator. It is a tidy outfit and we hope the boyo will do well with it. THREE rinke of Kinoardine Bowlers will be here Friday forenoon for a friend- ly game on Maitland lawn, Bruesele. Play will oommenoe at 9 o'clock and a pleasant time is antioipated. Tan vaoant store in Tan POST block hae been leased to J. J. Gilpin for an implement and Sewing machine Bale room. He has; been located for years to the Ewan & Oa. building opposite the Town Hall. ITE a few Brneeelitee were at Sea. II forth last Friday night to witness the football match between Seaforth and the Parkdale team for the Ontario Cop, while the Garden Party at Blyth, the eame evening, took a few from town also. Two Chinamen from Seaforth were in town Monday evening. It was reported they might start up a laundry bosinees here but ae R. Williamson fills the bill to a ninety here it would be bare pasture for waehee-waehee. PASSED WITH HONORS.—We are pleaeed to report that Miee Margaret MoLauoh• lin, of Brussels, recently passed her jnoior piano examination with honors. She ie deserving of oommendation and congratulation and will no doubt promote rapidly. Mtge Maggie le possessed of no small musical ability. Ho 1 sou LAKE Huaoro.—The Annual Sabbath Sohool Exoureion will be ran to the lakeside at Kinoardine on Friday, Anent 11th, Ae this is one of the days of the Summer School in that town au additioual interest will be given to the trip as an exoellent program is on for that date. Reserve Aug, 11th as a day for a most enjoyable opting at a very small poet, and tell your friends about it. CHANGE IN BANE. — Tbia week E. G. Eggleston, who hes 0coapied the position of teller in the Standard Bank here for nearly three years, was removed to Bien beim. He was a close attendant to hoer nese, careful and most obliging in hie work and highly esteemed by all who knew him. Before leaving town he was presented with a eoarf pin and $20 in gold. Tan POST wiebee him eaouese in Blenheim. Mr. Eggleston ie succeed - en by K. Fraser, who hae been at Bien beim, who is now performing hie duties. We welcome Mr. Fraser to town. BoWiala.—Two rinks from Brneeele Bowling Olab drove over to Wingham on Tuesday and played a game in the after- noon and another in the evening with the local trandlere, winning by 42 points. The rinks and eooree BRU98ELe. G. MaLoaohlin, 0. Broadfoot, Dr. Feild, R. Downing, ek18 J. Ballantyno, W. Leatherdale, H. James, D. 0. Rose, ek 10 Thiele 28 G. MoLauohlio, 0. Broadfoot, Dr. Feld, 11. Downing, ek25 J. Ballantyne, W. Leatherdale, H. James, D. 0. Rose, ek .,28 were ae follows :— WInoHAM, Dallis, Vanetooe, Kneohtel, Hepburn, ek.,.. 9 Bell, Porter, Crawford, D. Holmes, ek.. 5 14 Irwin, Musgrove, Nash, W. Holmes, ek..15 King, Maguire, Hanson, W. Vanetone, ek. 9 Totals 51 24 A return game will be played shortly in town when four rinke are expected to Dome from Wingham. They have a strong club and a good lawn, Puma MEETiga. — By direotion of Reeve Henderson, and in response to regneete from a number of ratepayers, a public meeting will be held in the Town Hall on Monday evening next, 24112 inn., commencing at 8 O'olook to dignities the question of cold storage and the propoeed Carriage Factory. A large turnout ie urged so that questions may be naked and anewered, information given and proper oonolneione arrived at, Bruesele is like many other plaoee whose future success depends more on the energy and enter. prise of our own people then any help from oateide. In ocnsegnenoe of thio fact, permanent, material progreee should be the aim of every taxpayer who should bold broad views and while not parried away by the visionary will be prepared to eapport projeote pceseeeed of a fair share of merit ander proper management and certain demanded flnanoial basking, It ie not the tremendonely big indoetriee we are after ae rough 80 those having to do with the local interests and able to be handled outside of monopolies. Think up plane for helping oar tidy little town and attend the meeting next Monday evening, not to flick but to push if reneon• able representation's are made. Standard Bank of Canada a DSTA3:9x.,xSB3Sia 10072 SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND a 1,000,000 TOTAL ASSETS OVER 10,000,009 A General 13ankzing 13usinewre 'Transacted '"'SAVINGS BANKi'°" —DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards' received on which INTEREST I8 ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSL'd at the HIGHEST BANK RATE, ACCRUED INTEREST le added to amounts every six months and becomes principal, —MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw Deposita without the intervention of any person, LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE. SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING only for which no charge le made. YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar oarefut and courteous' attention, A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT, A. M. McKay took oharge of the service in Victoria Hall, Jamestown, Sunday evening. IT is expected that a program of tw days' races will be held on the halt mil track here during the latter part o August. Dates will probably be n inocn° ed next week. A peculiar accident happened to Geo, Rose while enjoying a swim in the Mait- land river. In taking the first pingo he stubbed his foot on a atone dislocating a toe, bat he appears to get about all right now. A PETITION asking the Reeve to name Friday, August llth, ae Oivio Holiday for Beneath was oironlated on Wednee. day and largely signed. It now awaits the return of Reeve Henderson for the official proolamation. AN A. 0. U. W. pia-nic at the Point Farm is on the tapie for July 28th ander the direction of Goderioh Lodge. Several other lodges are expected to join. W. H. Kerr, who ie the D. D. G M. for Huron District, has received an invitation to be present. WE are sorry to hear that Willie, eon of W. W. Harris was thrown oat of a baggy he wae riding with hie aunt in uear Rotheay, and reoeived gaits a shalt• ing up. The horse ran away and attempted to jump a fence while attached to the rig. Nom000.—Notioe ie hereby given that all amounts owing to me on and after this date, in oonneotion with my bneineee at Brussels, are to be paid to F. 8. Scott, Brunie, who has authority to give reoeipts for the eame. Kindly settle at 0000. FRED. ADAMS. DIED IN VANCOUVER.—We regret to bear that Mrs. Thomas Hill died at Vancouver, B. 0„ of dropsy on the 6,13 inst. leaving her husband and four children to month her demise. She had been poorly fur 7 or 8 years and had tried a change of air at Los Augles, Oal. and later on medical operations but neither produced very benelioial results. Mre. Hill's girlhood home was near Lind. say. Mr. Hill was a former resident of this locality and le a eon of Jno. Hill, Queen street, Bruesele. DIED AT DAUPHIN. -0o Tuesday, July 40h, the epirit of Helen Patterson Richardson, beloved wife of James Walker, took its flight, She was the fourth daughter of the late Walter Richardson, formerly of this locality and went West 8 years ago last May and was married in the following December. She was in•her 34th year. Aboob two months ago she was taken to Dauphin hospital but not improving ehe went to her eider's, Mrs, Ireland, and afterward to the hospital at Winnipeg, where phyeiciane pronounced her ailment to be cancer of the brain and held out no hopes of re. °every and was removed to her home. Two weeks later ehe paeeed away to the Great Beyond. Her hnebend and three email obildren are left to remember kindly a true wife and a Loving mother. Mrs. Walker was a enter to Mrs. John Hewitt, of Brussels, and other brothers and sisters are :—Thos., of Seaforth ; Mre. Hugh Robb, of Winnipeg; Mrs. Nelson Carrie, of Brandon; Mrs. James Ireland, of Dauphin ; Robert, James and Miee Aggie, of Swan River, Mau. The old friende of the deceased here were very sorry to hear of her demise and ex. tend apmpatby to the sorrowing rela• tivee. character with a view of catching trade, but rarely emending. Mr. Duncan baa worked bard to maintain a repeatable o sheet but even with the oo.operation of e •the Seaforth Newo, which is owned by f the nine firm as the Herald, they found - it a financial impossibility. Mr. Duncan will employ his talents in aiding the ad. vanoement of the Seaforth News end the epeoialtieo they are pushing. Tan Pon wishes him encase. MAcoADEE LAWN PARTY. — Tueedny evening the Lady Maccabees held a lawn Party 0c Victoria Park here from which they realized about $36 00. A. McGuire was chairman and introduced a well rendered program which wail ae follows : —Numerous fine selections by the Mao. oabee Band ; 2 interesting oherneee and a drills by girls and young ladle ; solo by Mr. Robioeoo ; quartette by Mimes Carrie Megaton' and Pearl Sharpe, Joe Hunter and W. H. Kerr ; recitation by Mr. Robinson. Ioe oream wae served doriog the evening. The Park makes a °boioe epot for an evening's entertainment but the exohegaer would be fatter if a 12. foot tight board fence surrounding the Park abutting out the deadbeats who evade the ticket seller. REPERT JUDoEs.—Following is the list of expert Judges named for Fall Faire in this section of the Province :— Horne R. D. Dundee, Springville Beef Cattle & Swine, G. B. Hood, Guelph Dairy Oattle & Sheep..,. John Jaolceon, Abingdon, Durbam Sept. 21 Denten (2 judges) 22 Teeewater " 23 Mildmay " 26 Palmereton " 27 Winton " 28 Meaford " 29 Tara Oat. 4 Arthor Prineville (2 judges) Lion's Head ' 10 Kemble BR9eeELa HERALD GOES OUT OF BUBI. Nees.—The following notioe, taken from the last week's 18000 of the Brneeele Herald, opeake for itself and requires little comment from 0s :—"We regret to announce to the readers of the Herald that it shall cease to one as a newspaper with this issue. This may be a Barpriee to many, bat the facts are that the Con. eervative party in East Huron is evident. ly not strong enough to make a Conser- vative paper in Brussels a paying ieveet. ment. We have endeavored eine' engin ing charge of the Herald to make it worthy of the support of the public—the Oonservutiae party in particular—end we regret that the reeulte obtained do not juetify us in continuing the publication of the paper, The village is too small to support two newspaper's, and we trust our readers will look at the matter Item a business standpoint. Had the paper been a paying proposition we would have oontinned its pnblioation. We beg to extend our enure thanks to the business men and others who have aseieted 0s eine ooming to Brunelle We have re- oeived many little kindneesee, wbiob we appreciate very much, and which we shall not soon forget, Enclosed will be found a circular and envelope, Fill in blank linen and mail to ne, and we will send you THE BRosezne POST or The Sea. forth Newe to take the plane; of The Herald. The Seaforth Newe is the lead• ing Conservative paper in Huron, and by plaoing good oorrespondenbs in this sec- tion we hope to give all the news of interest. To those desiring a home paper, Tan BRUSSELS POST will be sap. plied, we having made epeeial arrange. meets with Mr. Kerr." Since the Herald waslennohed about 12 years ago, there have been no lees than seven differ. ent proprietors, viz,, Moen. Irwin, Moore, Sarney, Woolsey, Irwin (who revived it after several Months lapse), Delion, and Minoan & Appleford. Those who expreeeed an opinion before leaving town were glad to get out of the bueineae as they came to the eame oonolueion ae the notification leaned by the Herald in its valedictory. We mention this to show to our enders that Tan PORT has been jogging along, following the even tenor of its way bat with a varying oppo• salon, sometimes of a very unforupuioao 5 " 6 " 11 Horeee T R. Reed, Lion's Head Beef Cattle & sheep, W. R. Elliot, Guelph Dairy Cattle & swine, R. S. Stevenson, Anoaeter Listowel Sept. 27 Fleeherton " 28 Harris ton " 29 Atwood Oot. 4 Lnoknow Brneeele " 6 Gerrie Underwood " 5 II 7 10 Horeee.... Wm. Bishop, New Hamburg Beef Cattle & sheep, J. L. Tolton, Walk- erton, Dairy Cattle & ewine, Prof. G. E. D+y, Guelph, Ripley Sept. 27 Wingham 29 Horses A. G. Gormally, Unionville Beef Cattle & sheep..,. W. J. Gardh000e, Highfield, Dairy Cattle & ewine, A. Kennedy, Ayr. Grand Valley Oot, 18 Business Locals. SERVANT wanted at once. Apply to MRs. W. M. Samna. Foe cheap millinery go to Miners Flab kirk. See our 60 cent hate. Now buggy and an E & D. bioyale for sale cheap. Apply to JAS. BADLANaYNE, Braesele, COMSORTABLE house and lot, with stable, pump &o., conveniently located on Queen street for Dale. Apply to Tao Pon. WATEnro001' coat Lound. Owner may have game by proving property and pay• ing for this notioe by calling at Tan Poem. 500 pkge. batter wanted—ohoioe-17o oath or trade, Don't mise on July and Aug. sale. GED. E. Erne, t! Wingham. MONEY WANTED.—Have you from $100 to $1,000 to loan or levee on good Beata. ity 7 You can make from 6 to 10 per cent. Addrese- 49tf B, one of BRUSSELS POST. LOST between Braesele and Walton, on the 15th of June, a gold oharm, about the Wee of a email watob, set with red atonee and suitable for holding a photo. Findea will greatly oblige owner by leaving it at THE Pon. Drasooin School hoard, The regular monthly meeting of the Pablia School Board was held in the Board Room on Friday evening. Mem- bers present, D. C. Rose, T. Farrow, W. M. Sinclair and J. G. Skene. Miuutee of last meeting read and ap- proved. Moved by D. 0. Rose, metaled by W. M. Sinclair and carried that the account of D, Robb of 838,20 for examinations be paid. Moved by D. 0. Rose, eeoonded by T. Farrow that Jessie Robertson be first ohoioe, Holly D. Martin, eeoond ohoioe and Queenie Robertson be third ohoioe for teacher for Continuation Claes. Carried, Moved by D. C. Rose, senonded by W. M. Sinclair that the Board do not meet in Angnet toleea important bnsioee] arises, Carried. Board then adjourned. Since the meeting Mies Jessie Robert. eon hae acoepted the position as teacher, Premier MoBride of Britieb Columbia bag ineued a writ againdt The Viotoria Times for 810,000 for libel. D. D. Mann of Maokenzle & Mann no bought the St. Leon mineral water springs and hotel at St. Loon Springe, Qaebeo. fl T -L -1E METROPOLITAN BANK slAr,1TAt—raid 119 $1,000,000 1CL2SERVE FUND • • $1,000,000 REV, R, H, WARDEN, D, D., I)lrectors 8, J. M001114, President. Vice -President, TH05, BRADSHAW, 8.I.8, 1110 00500n Ma. W MORTIMER CLARK, E.0, D, E. 00002ON, K, Co JOAN FIROTRR0000 HEAD OFFICE — TORONTO W, D, ROSS - - GENERAL MANAGER A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED, Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Discounted. Intereet et HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all mime of 81 and upwards IIVSSElb,s 2 SAWN A. E. MELLISH, Manager, The Ontario Government has revoked the Hoene of the Anglo•Oanadian Gold Estates, Limited, a company organized in Great Britain to exploit mining properties in the Rainy River district. aR0rssa7....m xz.n.xee=-errs. Fall Wheat 90 91 Barley 40 40 Peas 60 65 Cate 40 41 Batter, tube and rolls16 17 Eggs per dozen 14 15 Hay per ton 6 00 6 00 Flour, per bbl 6 60 6 60 Hoge, Live 8 25 6 25 Wool 23 23 Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Potatoes per bus 45 46 Apple° (per bbl.) 1 00 1 26 35ORN . MoQrsanmo.—In Brussels, on July 13th, to Mr. and Mre. D. A. MoQaarria, of Rainy River, a daughter. SALTER.—Ab the General Hospital, To. ronto, on July 6th, to Mr. and Mre. W. H. Salter, formerly of Bruenele, a eon. al:aa. WILLIAMeoN.—In Grey, on July 15112, James B. Williamson, aged 72 years, 2 menthe and 24 days, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. LOST, A WATERPROOF COAT at the Central Hotel, Bruesels, on July 12th. "Standard Molntosb" printed on inside. The peroon who took it is asked to return it to Central Hotel or leave with George Ferguson. If coat was taken by mistake it may be exchanged for one left. MALE OR FEMALE TEACH - 00 wanted, holding 2nd Claes Certi- ficate, Duties to commence after Summer holidays. Applloabions to be received up to a F. m. on July Met. Applicants to state salary wanted and give recommenda Gone. 59.4 WM. CAMERON, Sec.-Treas., Cranbrook, Ont. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE and 2 aeree of land for sale on Walnut street, Brnesels. Brink house, good stable, hard and soft water, small orchard, ,to. Property in good shape. Immediate p00800. °ton eau be given. For farther partioulare apply on the promisee, Will also sell two good Jersey Cowe, one a thorn' bred. JOHN M1RENzl10, 02.81 Proprietor, Brussels, 1111 FLY DE4ITH It ie worib while to begin yoga war upon Flies early in the 8eaoon, They are more entity kept opt of the home when killed in detaobmente than if you wait tor a general slaughter. Flies are now known to be dietribatoreof disease and 'should never be harbored for a day. We have the beet of sticky and pole. oned Fly Papers, Iueeot Powdere and all the other extorminatore —AT— Fox's AT— DRUG STORE SEPARATOR AND GRINDER for sole: APeerless Separator in good repair with good duster attached and belte all nearly new. A cotton drive belt 110 fent long, nearly new. Also a Maple Leaf Grind- er, nearly new. Separator ie ready for season's work. Terme of Dale to cult par. chaser. Apply to E. PEASE, Lot 21, Con. 8, Morrie, 1-8 Bluevale P. 0. MILL AND FARM PROPER. TY Fon GALE: Property is Lot 29. 0011.10, township of Grey,Couoty of Huron, eontainiug 100 acres. 85 acres cleared and fenced, balance bush and pasture land. There aro two good dwelling houses, driving shed, two etablee, also saw. lath, shingle, and chopping mill, all in good Working order and surrounded by good country. 5 acres of good gravel and sand with lots of demand, also moulds for manufacturing cement tn. Property will be sold cheap 1f sold at onee as proprietor wishes to go West. For further particulate apply to 1.4 PETER TARR, Monerleif P. 0. Great Removal Find Re=organization Sale THE reason is that owing to our removal to the Garfield Block and an important j change about to be_made in our business the stock must be reduced to its lowest limits no matter how great the sacrifice. The change referred to is the conver- sion of the old firm of J. Ferguson 3t Co. into a company to be known as Ferguson & Ross. The aim is to make the store do even better service for its constituency than in the past and to place it second to none in the county. To bring the stock down to a point where such a reconstruction can be accomplished most effectively great sacrifice must be made to attract buyers and we are prepared to make them. The list published herewith shows how far we are prepared to go. Such Bargains were never offered in Brussels before and may never again. Sale now on and Continues for 30 Days —100 yards Cream Table Linen, extra heavy and fine, warranted all Pure Linen that will bleach white as snow, 85 inohee wide ; regular 550 per yard Sale price 890 — 5 pines 18 inch Oraeh Towelling, the beet 10a line..,. Sale price 8e —8 only Ladies Jap Silk Waiete, fine quality, blaok and white, handsomely made and trimmed with bucking, regular price 88.00 . Sale price $2.15 —100 pairs Nottingham Lace Codeine, new and pretty designs, 3i yards long, worth regular 81.00, $1.25; $1.60, $1.75, $2,00,$2.25 and $2.50, all thie sea0on'e patterns At 20 per cent. off marked price — 1000 yds. White Cambria Embroidery, 2i to 4 in, wide Sale price 4c —10 dozen Pure Linen Towels, all kinds and qualities ., At Wholesale Prices — 10 pieoee White Cambria Long Cloth, fine quality, regular 10o per yard Sale price 8o —40 pieoee Fine English Dreee Ohambrye, in neat oheoka and Stripes, worth regular 120 and 15o..., Sale price l0c — 50 pieces Crnm's beet English Prints, in light and dark colors, worth regular 120 Sale price 10ic —30 endo Fancy Dross Muslin, worib regular 20o, 25o and 30o Sale price 12ic —10 dozen pairs Ladies' White Coati! Corsets, white and drab, dip bipa, long front, ergot form style, some with hoes supporters', efzee 1,8 to 26, reg. $1,00 per pr. Sale Price 790 —5 pieces beet quality Feather Ticking, regular 250.,.. Sale price 19c — 10 only large eine Green and Red Linen Table Covers, fringed, worth regular $1.00 Sale price 750 —25 only Ladies' White Lawn Shirt Waiete, last en. eon's styles, worth regular 75o, $1.00, $1.60 an $2 00 Sale price 490 —5 dozen Ladies' Paranoia, worth regular 50o, 75a, $1,00, 81 35, $1.75 and 82.00 Sale price 20 per cent. off marked price — 200 yards Sicilian Drees Goode, in Brown, Navy and Blank, worth regular 75o Sale price 50o — 3 pieces Fine Quality Lustre, in Brown. Navy and Green, worth regular 60o Sale price 89c —20 Short Ends Fancy Silk, worib reg. 50e, 75o & 81.00 Sale pride 350 —50 pieoee fine All Wool Pan Venetians, Broebe, Home epgne, Cbeviote, Arming and Plain Drew Goode ; a great aoeortment to oeieot from ; goods that sold as high ae 81 26 Sale prise 75e —500 yards Fancy Deese Dnok, guaranteed fast color, worth regular 12 o and 14o Sale price loo —10 dozen Ladies' Fad Black Cotton Stoekinge, rag. 150 Sale price 110 —20 only Large Size White Bed Spreads, regular $1.2'5 Sale price 85c —20 only Cream Linen Table Clothe, with colored border slightly'soiled from handling, which we plane on sale At one-half marked price Come to this Sale any Day during the Next Thirty Days and You'll not be disappointed, but come earlyif you can pp THE BEST THINGS GENERALLY GO FIRST J. FERGUSON & CO.