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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-11-2, Page 4yvvslimanty41,C.r Cht4raseto osi, TJITIh;' UAY, NOY, 2, 1905.! Ise hi to be said to the credit of Old LogJou that they presented the great General B,,oth, of Salvation Army fame, with the freedom of the oily. He ie richly deem viug of the honor as be and hie followero have won viotorioe far out. weighing the heroic tfforte of ebur and shell. Ip the starch oombiue earriee out ite intention there will possibly be a number of limp pocket books as well as collate. The electors should see that the book. bone of the M. P.'s are etiffened up so that when they go to Ottawa they might oollar the fellows who ongoing to pomp& ns to wear celluloid neckwear and a paper diokey. A amp in advenae io the Sabbath Sobool World is the arrangement by the Ontario Provincial Association to plaoe an bottorary Primary Secretary In the list of officer bearers. Mies IDI. M. Johne. ton seas appointed to the oftoe. Tha Sunday Solute( Aesoolation ie slowly but surely getting down to solid bottom in the management of its work, If the snit is right the ten and hundreds are not likely to be wrong. There le ample room for tbe home to open its eyes to the value of the Sabbath Sobool and to lend a band to the much-to•be desired forward march. An toffioial organ for the Ae• satiation is ale° under consideration. Iashetso le kiokiug about the pronoun°. ed development of Cenediau butter trade in the Old Country ixerkeEand ask in, for the imposition of It bigb tariff. If title ie done a consignment of a "double strong" variety should be sent over the briny to open the door. It is oompli- mantary to Canadian battermakere that the shipments during the past year is a reoord breaker, Enron County does ite share in the contribution of good butter and the way to add to both the exoellem oy of quality and quantity is for every body to aim to excel, as 000 parael of hart butter can damage a year's good eaiee. PaEou NT ReoenvELT is delightfully free from the high board fence often sun needing the prominent men of the day. He hay been touring the Southern States, seeing the ooantry and getting aogaaint• ed with the people. -This may be a very demooratiostyle of doing things but it weighs 16 ounces to the pound for the general good. What this 20th century needs ie not more exclusiveness and flummery but a cordial, whole coaled aogaaiatauoe with real life so that the oore of things will be got 01 and under- stood. We have &bandanas of law and high headed folks bat there le not an overploe of men the type of President Roosevelt who have well defined con. viotione and courage to tarry them ant in real life. Ilia visit "way down South" shows his toot and eeneibte way of sizing n the be site t a ion. In is reported that at the Doming session of the Provinoial Legislature pronounced Temperance legislation will be presented in the matter of the Liaenee law. Among euggeeted improvements are the follow ing ;--"Doubling the Hoene fee, making it in a plaoe like Toronto $1,200, and pro. portionately lees in smaller oeutere. A double system of license, by whioh the bartender ebell be licensed ee well as the honee, none but men so lioeneod being allowed to sell liquor ander any oonsider- ation. If the licensed men are found violating the regntatione, their permits are Iiebie to cancellation and a penalty ie to be exacted for all such offeneee, No bartender or hoteikeeper will be permit- ted to turn a man out in the streets after permitting him to beoome drunk on their premieee, but shall oare for him until be is able again to oare for himself. The adulteration and contamination of liquor will be slopped. An expert in- spector is to be one of a searet torte of provinoiel inepeotore wboee duty it shall be to take and teat all samples 01 liquor at any time and at any plane. If the liquor is not found to be genuine a penal ty 10 to be impoed up to the third offeooe, when cancellation of liaeneo may be re sorted to. No plana where liquor is Bold shall be open for sale of soft drinke and cigars, on any day or at any time other than during the hours prescribed by law for Bale of liquor. No place where liquor is sold shall contain at any time more than one bar for the tele of liquor. Women are to be protected againet the treating system by men." There is another amendment badly needed to the Lioeoe Aot.in our judgement, that is the aanoellation of all shop Homes in towns and villages, They are often, if not al ways, a menace to the beat moral inter• eete of a community and ehodld be wiped eat. /last queen (tiding in fortunately free from them. The Shipping Federation of Montreal banguetted Hon. Raymond Profontaioe. Luigi Carieri wee found guilty of men. slaughter at Pembroke and sentenced to twenty genre in penitentiary. The 0, N. R. line is now within ten infirm of Pldmonton, and tra0k.leying ie going en at the rate of two miles o day. Login Ferrari, hotelkeper at Sand. winb Bent, mod his obildren with gree difiioulty from the Armee that destroyed hie hotel, Thos. Bennett, a wealthy tourist from Bittultpool, Iiingefed, Pell dewy a cellar gangway at Port .Slgin and broke hie nook, dying Menet immediately. THE MENESETUNG. [1leneetpng le the Indian name giv en the river Maitlaud, whioh empties into Lake Huron ss Sedation. The name eignlllee "River of Islands," widen is the foot of the Maitland, The following linea were mitten by T. W. Gibecn, of the Berm of Mines, Toronto, Who wet born upon its banks at Wrote. titer 1—j Unknown to fame thy waters tun Past groves of living green, And all obeonre they gently flow Thy leafy banks between ; Thy beauties ne'00 have toned a voice, Thy charms are yet unenpg 1 Be mine to sing in humble strains Thy prelim, Me.ne ea tang. The dapped trout in many a pool Their speckled benetioe hide, Or startled from thy shy retreat Swift down thy clement glide; The wild (smut, builds her oes0 And re0re her timid young Upon thy o0tm Requested banks. Ob sweet 11e•ne se tang. No tumbling torrent roaring down Ire rooky tied art thou; The peaceful waters murmuring low Kiss soft its nodding bow ; The sombre oedare bathe their limbs Thy aryetel deptbe among, And mirrored hemlooke sigh to thee 01 fair Mena t8 sung. No lordly ship thy bosom beare, Slow moving one by one. Unknown, obeotre, tbou tnrneet still Thy bright teoe to the ono : But while my heart within me beats Till life's last ohange ie rang; Pal love thee still and love thee well Oh dear Meme ee tong, THE 11 IRKS ALMANAC FOR 1906. The Rev. Irl R, Bloke Almanac will cot be published for 1906, but hie Month ly Journal, Word and Works, baa been ohauged into a large and wetly magazine, and it wia 0000010 bra storm and weather formats anti other astronomical featnree complete. The November number, now ready, oonteies the foreoaete from Zane. ,try to June 1906. The January number, ready December 2001, will contain the foreoaete from Joly to December, 1906. rite prioe of this splendid Magazine Is cue dollar a year. See it and you will have it. The November and January unmbere conleiuiog the Rev. Irl R. a.oko foroa.te for the whole year, and more oomn'.ete than ever, oao be had by sending at oboe 25 dente to Word and Works Pabliebing Company, 2201 Locust Street, St. Louie, Mo. The Royal Family anti Their Animal Pets. A. picture that at present is the talk of all England is entitled "Queen Alexin. dra, Her Grandchildren and Doge." We have Been a sample of this famous picture reproduced, and it certainly is a charm. lug and intereeting 0011010. Ae natal, the Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal, always on the lookout for the latest and beet, hove secured the Ameri- oan rights, and their enleoribere this 080004 are in for the trent of their live. 1'be piotnre must be seen to be appreciat- ed. It ehowe Qeeeu Alexandra, a000m- panied by her threegraudohddren, Prinoe Edward, i f ore Xing of England 1 Prince Albert his brother, and (heir sister, Prin. case Viotorie, all on a visit to the Royal Kennels'. The prorates of the Queen and grandchildren are exoelleut, and the love- ly collies end hounds are reprodued true to life. It ie oertaiely the beet the Fam- ily Herald has ever offered its readers, and there is bound to be a big demand for it. The publishers have also hunted e book entitled : "The Farmar'e Manual and Veterinary Guide," that our farmer readers would do well t0 inquire about. A sample may be Been at tbie office, or full partio0lare may be had by writing to the Family Herald office, No farmer ehoold overlook it. All aabeeribere receive the beautiful picture absolutely free. Perth County, One hondaed and fifty jaetioee of the peace have been appointed for Perth Co Editor Hawkine, of the Listowel Standard, has been appointed a joatioe of the pence. Dr. MoEenzie, of Monkton, is taking e few bolidaye on a dunk ehootiug meal - Moe to Midland. Evaogeliet Renton will hold revival eervioee In t1•lilverton, oommenoing about the end of this month. The moment sidewalk o0ntraotore have left lvlitchell. While there they laid Omit 80,000 feet of walk. W. L. Al. King, Deputy Minister of Labor, has made a eettlement of the Grand Trunk Machinists' strike at Strut. ford. The Mitobell Advooate says,—Nearly 1,500 pounds of honey were sold in Mitchel last week by H. MoNaught, Car. mnnuook, Arthur Jaokeon, who resigned from the staff of tbe Stratford Herald some weeks ago, has token a position on the London Free Press. Thomae Miller, of Stratford, Western traveller for J, W. neok Nt company, Montreal, was found dead in bed at Dauphin Man, The Home Memorial Congregation of the Episcopal ohnroll in Stratford may well oongratulate themselves on the feat that their bandeome 0hnrth, $t, Paul'e is rapidly being.6niebed. During the wind storm on Friday morning oat, 20th, the new bank building Monkton, suffered terribly. Fully three parte of the brink work, which was nearly completed, wee blown down. The new thumb of Immeoalate Con - caption on Well etteet, Stratford i0 rapid- ly approaching completion. It is a re. merkably bandeome building of red pressed brink, with stone mountings and a slate roof, The following Justices of the Peace have beets appointed for 171ma : Hugh Riohmond, Tboa, Fullerton, W. Goatee, ltobt, Cietand, sr. S. S. Rothwell, Jae, Hamilton, Alex. Chalmers, Wm, Sell, W. A. Wherry, Geo, Graham, Jas. Don aldeon, 0, Gonne, J. B. Eiamilton. . FAMOUS lM. O 1 0. MRD MOUNT STEPHEN The Career of a Great Canadian The greatest philanthropist of Canada is Lord Mount Stephen; the greatest benefactor of the United States is Andrew Carnegie—both men who came to the new world as poor boys from the east of Scotland, have made great fortunes and have spread withlavish hand their accumulated wealth, When George Stephen, the son of a poor carpenter in the small Scotoh village of Dufftown was born in 1829, the outlook for a great success seemed surely dim and Improbable, When, after completing the course at the little parish school he undertook to earn his living as herd -boy on the minister's farm in the glen, no vision cable to him of the time when he would be known as a Lord, high in the councils of State, the friend of the King and the bene- factor of his people. They came an uncontrollable desire to see the larger world. and as an apprentice In the drapery trade he went to Aberdeen, and later to Glasgow and London. In 1850 he left England for Canada, where he engaged in the woolen business, and in a few years was well on the high road to prosperity. . In Canada be found his cousin, Donald Smith, later Lord Strathcoua, and the two Highlanders who had played together as boys, Joined issues, and soon, like the meeting of two brooks, their united efforts limed in one channel. Both were directors in the Bank of Montreal, both are interested in railways, and beth have achieved fame as philanthropists, statesmen, art connoisseurs and In diplomatic circles. In 1875 Lord Mount Stephen Joined a syndicate for purchasing the bonds of the Dutch stockholders of the St. Paul and Pa- cific Railroad, which, when completed, controlled the Northwest of Canada. . When British Columbia entered the Dominion it was with the under- standing that the Government would build a railroad across the continent, The Government failed sadly in Its plans; in 1880, one year before the en- tire road should have been ready, only 700 of its nearly 8,000 miles were com- pleted. Chaos prevailed and collapse was imminent. Then Lords Mount Stephen and Strathcona came forward. and for a subsidy of $25,000,000, full title to the section already built, and a land grant of twenty-flve million acres—a territory as large as Ireland and Wales—they promised to join the two oceans within eleven years, They accomplished the task in five. Lord Mount Stephen was made a baronet in 1886 and five years later was raised to the peerage with his present title, which was taken from a mountain near the railroad that his energy and enterprise helped to, create. 001004 ecr0Mlne to Ad oreke ParlIa eoel of Canada, in too rear 110, 10 ev, a slack, at the Dormrttn nt of Agrieuttbre, Pbolagrabb by Namao, goolresthj Jemee Barnett, of Mitobell, has been appointed issuer of Deer Hunters' Licensee. Stratford Y. M. C. A. building was in epeoted by a large number of visitore on Thanksgiving Day. 0. W. Robineon has sold hie 100 sore farm on the town line of Blanebard and Faliarton to Adam and Henry Ohittiok, of Blanabard, for $6,500. The murder charge 0561000 Mrs. Rook. nor and her daughter et Stratford was diemieeed, but the elder woman is held on a charge of oonoealment of birth, A class of fifteen nureee, graduates of the training school in connection with the Toronto General Hoepltal, received their diplomas and neat budges at the graduating exercises held Friday 000. 20th. The O'Reily special prize was won by Miss Lucy Halbert, Mitobell, The Stratford Hortionitaral Society 1 making a dietrihation of tulip and sweet peas to ite memhere The former ie a new departure. Hitherto only eeede of annuals have been sent oat. The society is doing a valuable work in edaoation in flortoaltare, and deserves every encourage. Meat, Bev. John Hay, pastor of the Presby. tartan oharoh at Norwich, and for twenty years pastor of Battle'ohurob, Milverton, has been invited to sesame the pastorate of Port Austin Presbyterian obarob, Michigan. Mr. Hay founded the church at Port Austin aroot 28 years ago in the midet of a foreet at the lake shore, which has beoome one of the meet beautiful and fashionable watering plaoee in the State. J. D. Morrow, B. A., of Glencoe, nee been engaged as headmaetet of the Mitobell High School Salary, $1,075, He is a epeoialiet io Soienoe and from hie mord will, no doubt, plana the Sobool on a bigb plaue. Hie former home was at Fullerton Corners, where his brother is in the mercantile bush trees, He is about 81 time of age, married and a member of the Peeeby• terian °baron. A Mise Ward, of Arn- prior, gets the position of teeoher of Modern Langbagee, Salary, $800, Canadian. Newry. John Peterkin, of Yorkton, was ao• oidentally abut and fatally wounded. Wentworth Liberate nominated W. 0. Seeley for the vacant that in the Com. mono. The C. P. R. will haat about twenty million bushels of wheal to Fort William tbia season. C. G, Clark while hunting near Leith- bridge, was drowned while attempting to rescue his dog. By a vote of 882 to 1 Barrie ratepayers carried s bylaw to loan s new moan. lecturing company 05,000. Pollee Magistrate Bartlett of Windsor hes denied any intention to reeign, after twenty.eight years' service, It is reported at Winnipeg that .7, J. Hill will do a lot of railway building fa the Weet inelaaing a line to Hudeon'a Buy, William Carl, night watchman in Ben. jawin'e wheel works at Eerker, Out., wee oanght in the boring machine and kill. od. The body of Clarinet Miller, a Carle. ton Pieoe moulder, was found in the woods near the town with a bullet hole in the breast. The dead body of Mfrs. Mason, en old woman, who wandered from the Boded of Refuge at Brantford, was found beide the liver, J. H. Luce. of Komoke, pinked ripe raspberries on his farm last week. George Campbell, ex M. P. P. and es. Warden, died suddenly at Millbrook. Fred. Tanaletine, eotion man at Col. line' Bay, was streak by a train and kill- ed. The Mutual binder twine plant at $16,70 Brand0.on, that that $65,000, sold for Hon, A. B. Ayleewortb accepted the n i ban moue nomination of theLi' e tber I an North York. E. Deetearteen, the well•known athlete of the dloiureel Pulite fume, died in his 29th year, from typhoid. The rumor that E. J. 13, Penes, M. P. P, for Kingston, is to resign, is given an authoritative denial. Airs. Joseph Oaeemore. of Winnipeg, committed euitide because two burglars were arrested in her boarding house. Wm. Heory Davis, for the pant ulna years editor of The Belleville Ontario, died at hie home in that oily in hie 86th year. It is reported that a 10oa1 company, headed by Vioe President T. H. Sinai). man, will boy the Loudon Street Rail- way.R. B. Keeaen, Manager of the Bank of Ottawa, Montreal branoh,has been ap. pointed General Manager of the Bank of New Brueewiok. Tile fonrteeo•yeer•old eon of Gideon Delabeye, of Pembroke, wee strangled white playing on a trapeee with a strap around hie neck. John King, aged 18, was shot dead by Alex. Lafave, aged 10, at South Laneae- tar. The boyo were shooting squirrels and the shooting was aaoiden0al, Marine Department o0oiale say that if some interested party will prefer a com- plaint that the Minnedoea woe overload. ad a eearohing investigation will be ordered. Wreckage phased up on the Weet shore of Lake -Huron shows that the steamer Katiyngn has been wreaked. The body of Charles J. Beangrand, a tailor, was washed ashore near Kinoardine. Henry Bramley, night watofun00 at the Canada Carriage Works, Brookville, dropped dead on hie roande. Hie lantern set Are bootbe plane, and a bad are wee prevented by the prompt action of another employee. The International Waterways commis. sion will at a meeting in Bnffale on Fri• day consider the goeetion of devising Some mane of petting a atop to poeohiog by flebermou of the United State and Caeeds in the waters of either country. SA T Farmers or Storekeepers by coming to tire Brussels Salt Works can get any hind of Salt they require. Gordon Mooney, 1♦'oreman, a Brussels, Notice to Creditors In the matter of the petals of James B, Williamson, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, fann- er, deceased. Notioe la hereby given pnreliaut to Bevis. ed Statutes 01 Ontarlo.1007, Gimp, 120, Boo. 0eelniwaagainetdt einateelthe minddobeee 13, Willbrmsou, farmer, who died on or about the 18th day of July, A.D,1000, are re- gnired,ou ur before the l0tli dayof Nevem- Ler, 10015, 0o i,1 by poet, !ranulw 11P11,1., or deliver to A. ii. Macdonald, of the Village et lirue- I eels, !» the (bounty of Buren, Solicitor for Homy Hamilton and Thome W 1Viluam- eon.10x00ntore of the eetate, Wallen P.O., their 0hrietian and surnames, atldreeeee and deaeriptione, the full partbenlare of theirclaims, the statement of their ue- t wets and the nature of the e0ouritleeflf au) held by them. And notice is further given that atter the sold last mentioned date the said Naomi. tore will proceed to distribute the assets thereto oohevioereggard only to the claims oI whioh they shall thou have notice and that the said 1txaoutore will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereof, to any pereon or penmen 00 whose elatme notioe Shen not have been received by them at the thee of such distribution. 10.8 A, B. Soliolor forr Bxeoutors, Notice to Creditors In the matter of the Mate of John Mc- Crae, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, gentleman, deceased. Notioe is hereby given, pertinent to Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario 1807, Ohap. 120. that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of the late John McCrea, who died on er about the 1211 day oi;0oto- ber,1005, are required ou or before the 5013 day of November, next, to send by poet pre. paid, to John F. MoOrae, Brueeele poetoftice one UtileF.xeoutore of the Will of the said deceased, the foil parttoulara of their olaime, a statement of their' somata and the nature of their eeourities (It any) held by them. last moutioueil date notice eeutore will said need God distribute rib oto rho 10 este of the , laving amen the e to the entitled thereto, elolae shall t only a the claims , mil t uatthe saidlExecuters will ve been 0vbe liable tear the anal assets or an putt thereof to any per- son of whose Maims notice thud not have been received by chem at the time of such distribution. Dated 00 Goderloh this 18011 day of Octo- ber, A. 0.1006. P1.i011Db'OOT, HAYS & BLAIB Solfdtore !or D. B. afnOrue, John F. Me - Orae, Angus Lamont and Geo. 10. Blair Executors, IMPORTANT NOTICES THREE NEW COUNTER Show Cases !or eale, each 0 feet long, walnut frames and double thick glace. Ap. ply to Tun Poor, Brussels. DOUSE AND I0OT P0R SALE. in a et tab on lot, and i norre 01 1004,! he further particulars apply to 1400 JAS. AMMILLAN, Walton. COMFORTABLE HOOyUSE AND sale. Fruit trees, cisterns cellar, located, Mr tloo premises. For further information as to pitoe, tonne, 40., apply to 10{118. 5, R. SMITH, Brussels, I.?0R SALE -14 GOOD YOUNG Leicester Ewes, 4 two -shear Borne, 1 Sbenrling Ram and 2 Rem ,Lambe. Also 0 Young Sport Horn Belle •and a number of Cows and Netters. All are of the best breed- ing and A 1 quality. Will be Bold at lowest prices 0111 easy terms to early buyers. D. MILN1t, Ethel, 1.41AB11.1 FOR SALE OR TO 2y1e being Con. ,, Grey. There a bookbarn ad isomfortablewell brick watered the promisee. good Farm fa wall Watorod and there is n good orchard, 0ouventeut toeohool and ohhreh. For further partluul0re apply on the mem, lase. 508. OOoielSEe, 14.01 Jamestown P. 0, `IONZFO1STABLE RESIDENCE and 2 acres of laud for Bale ou Walnut street, Brussels. Brink hoose, good stable, hardand soft water, small orchard, Soo, Property in good shape. Immediate posses. sion ono be given. Per further particulars apply on the promisee, JOHN idellENZIE, 02.0! Proprietor, Bruaeete. 'WARMFOIL SALE, BEING Lot 6, Con, 8, Grey, Beton Co., con- taining 100 acres. About 07 acres cloared, balance bush, Comfortable house, batik baro, windmill, good orchard; farm well renood and in good heart: v mfloe from l3russele. Poseeee0au could be given let of Manch, next. Pall; plowing is done and 0 acres of Pall wheat in. For further partic- ulars apply on the premises to MRS. JOHN MOKINNON , or Brussele P. 0. 12.11 VARM I''Oi SALE, CONTAIN. I. and Si Lo100 ,sOon. being Mrrie township, Co. Huron. Tae rota will be sold separately or tohonee, fraether me barpurchaser. Therein eiProperty ie of miles from Brnseele and in a flue com- munity, For price, terms and further par. tlpulars apply on the premises, or address Bruesele P, 0. 00108, M. 4018LLING0ON, LINE EARIVI FOR SALE BE - 100 acme 80 og Lotf wpi0oh caro' Grey, oa dii bal- ance in hardwood bush. Flame house, now bank barn. orchard, &e., on promisee with uoundatee of spring water, Place ie well laudd5 miles from eitherr Braeteleor Wel. ton. For further partienlare apply on the premises or 1f by letterto oranbrook P.O. ?•tf NEIL DUNCAN SON, Proprietor, GOOD FARM FOR SALE OR GOOD rent,—T1ouudereigbed offers for sale 00 acres of land, being 80011 i Lot 84 00n. 14, Grey, There are 40 acre cleared' frame house with good cellar and frame stable, Large apple and pear orchard and a number f arta oculi fruits, Ghotrayyloam, convenient to church and Moot. will aloe disperse ofyyimpleme0te and stock with farm, fartm will rented, Ooroturthter portithe e tare, as t0 price, terms, &o., apply on the promisee or Monerdell P.O. 1G•di MILS. AlAh7 A, noun, Proprietress, SALE OF' LAND POR T,4XES Notleo is hereby given that the list of Janda for eale for axed has ben prepared, Was euee or thattlpapero during he Month oP Attnat,1000, and is being published weekly in tbe Advoente newspaper in the Village of Stater, Copies 0t sold list the be bad en application to this ofllce. Sale p111 take place on Tneday, November14Eh,1000,at the Court Houso In the 'Tete» of Goderleh, at 2 o'elotit p, m, i0 holbtfti Treasurer's 011loe, Gedertette0et, WMI, MiiiMiia,,f, Co. Treasurer, WANTED! LIMPS TANKS and 500 'Tons 8CHA IR Metals, Rags and Rubbers. Yard, corner of Mill and Alexander sts., Brussels. Drop a post card and a call will be made on you. A. HUGHES Fipples Wanted _A,1_ Brussels Evaporator On and atter Oot. 001 I will pay from 80 bo 85 Bente per owt. for any quantity of Winter apples. No small apples will be taken, Jno. Cunningham ihaest WINDMILLS Very Still in the bueiuee handling Pumps of all hinds, both iron or wood, The Marvel Windmill, ono of tho best makes, is handled by ne, Water Tacks of vnrtoua 81000 made to order. Repairs promptly attended CO and at reasonable prices. r 'Ordepe left at 9'Ba POAl, Baveenne, will have our prompt attention. A. RAYMANN PUMP MAKER, ORANB1100K MOORE i Rte Have placed in stock a fine assortment of late American Songs, Waltzes and. Two -stein All sold at ' price 25 C. EACH OO 3-43-4 .0 .1 To the Front as Usual 4,'t,'t''h'yd4, IMh,'h,'trh'4r4,'4, i1r4, Our Reputation for Taste in Mil- linery grows with the years and our Tlats enjoy a prestige to -day that places there in the front rank;. Styles to suit all at Prices to suit all .Pockets, trWSJ'b"b'itebabeir.1101, 1,14,w Misses ab kirk ommoaser,....rxz. FALL AND WINTER StlitS and Call vercoats aeiel1 V,,4r4rnpiii' Iea ,• If you are thinking of buying a Fall Suit or Overcoat we will make it worth your while to call and see our new line of Scotch and English Tweeds and plain and fancy Worsteds. The most Stylish and Serviceable goods that can be bought. Out' Overcoats of Fancy Tweeds, Beavers, MeI- tons and Cheviots are also on the move and are sell- ing fast. We have a large stock of Fancy Pantings. The price we know will make you buy. in and we will be Glad to show you what we have for Little Money. Ndrietidhtir veue Dodds abkirk • tel 4 Our Millinery Opening A Grand Success 7 UR, Best Thanks are return- ed to the Ladies for their patronage itt our Opening. A splendid stock of the most 2i'ashionable Millinery is ready and will be sold at leasonab.te Prices, Call and see before placing your order, -e is hrtrachan