HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-12-28, Page 5Happy
New Year
AI thin mason of the year everybody
wears a happy smile 8o don't forget
to OR for your Photo. at our Studio.
Gallery open for busiuess on New
ream. Come early.
Family Groups a Specialty,
Ml workg uartulteed.
Wieling my many Customers a
Happy New Yeer.
4I4ee4f
H.R. BREWER
iistxi.ct �e t
eke ye, ott
The local Orange Society held their
Annual Supper ill Mitohell'e Hall.
John Lamont, blacksmith, of Stayner,
°pont a few days in town visiting friends,
He has sold out hie blacksmith atop in
Stayner and will looate elsewhere.
J. A. Mollain, nommeroial traveller,
is home again atter an extended bueineee
trip to the West, iooluding Manitoba,
Saakatohetvau, Alberta and &Web
Columbia.
Two enterprising, Elma farmers nom•
peled at the Guelph Fair in the porson
of J. S. Dowse, ut Donegal, and Audrew
Stevenson, of the 10th eon„ West. Mr,
Cowen °bowed tour animals in the swine
ohms cud oaptured tour prizoa, For
Berhahire barrow 0 mon., and under he
got 4th prize ; for Berkehiro sow ander
6 months, Mr. Gowan got 2nd, 5th prizoa
for Berkehieee, three pige, the offspring
of one sow, bred by exhibitor, ad priz ,
Andrew Stevenson got fourth prize fur 3
Oxford ewes under I year, Both these
geatlemeu are to be congratulated upon
their sateen in holding up Their end
against some of the beet exhibitore of
Canada. Their enterprise ie commend.
Rale and well worthy of emulation by
the younger generation of farmers,
Win_ harp.
Mies Margaret Forbes has returned
home from her trip to the West.
Bert. Wellwuod arrived home last
weak, after spending nine months in
British Columbia and the Wont.
Quite an exaftement wag canoed at
Me Central School by the berating of
the glass of the steam gauge, and the
rah of steam through the building
The children flied Ont orderly, and the
miabap was soon remedied.
Election of officers took plane in the
Baptist Young People's Union an fol-
lows :—Hon. Pres., Rev. E. R. Fitch ;
Prue., B. Hinoaliffe ; Vice Pres., Mine
T. Kelly ; Beo.•Treae., Mien Pearl
Lamont ; Amt. Seo.-Treae., Miss Edith
Rush.
J. D. Long has disposed of hie Lan-
dry bueinese to George Denyer, of Brae.
gels, who ie now in poeaeesion. Mr.
Long has not yet deoided what be will
tio. Hie health has nob been good lately
and he feels a change of work was imam,.
nary.
Wingham, No. 84, Royal Arch
Manus, eleoted °Blears for ensuing
term ae foliate :—let Prin, Z., Dr. J.
P. Kennedy ; 2nd Prin. H., H. 0. Bell ;
Srd Prin, J., G. Carr ; Treas., Dr. J. E.
Tamlyn ; S. E„ H. E. W. Tamlyn ; S.
N., David L. Dinelev ; P. S., Wm. Wae.
eon ; S. 8., A. M. Crawford ; J. S„ Dr.
B. H, Hamiitou ; Tyler, Jae. Fleet
Iiletovale.
Tee death of Mre, W. H. Stewart, o4
Binevale, bee removed one of the earlieet
aetttere of this vicinity. She had been
of a rugged oonetitntion, and had passed
the four score limit of life, even though
under early pioneer oonditioue, there wee
of neoeesity math toil and hardship. A
short time ago she was bitten ill ;
pneumonia set in and on Monday of Inst
week she passed away, in her Ellet year.
Airs. Stewart was born in the enmity of
Wexford, Ireland, in 1824. In 1840 she
went to Dublin, and was there married
to her now surviving huabeod. In 1854
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart left Dublin
and oame to Canada, and after a year's
residence ill Hibbert township, oame to
Bluevale, in March 1850, hence they were
among the °Delimit settler') of this locality
and have resided here oontionouely,
within a few months of a half a Dentary.
Urn. Stewart enjoyed the esteem of the
eommuuity through all these yearn, and
was identified with the Methodist church.
She leaves a family of six to mourn her
departure—Thomae of Bluevale, Wiliam
We Wish You All
the Happiness of the
�o6daY Seasou
In order t0 augment this happi-
ness we have carefully alone
'geode for this season, Permit
us to quote the names of a few
of the goods we have t—
Jardineres Toys
Cake Dishes Dolls
Salad Dishes Perfumes
Cups and Saucers Handkerchiefs
Lamps Oranges
of all kinds and many other ar-
ticles ,that cannot fall to give
piettsttre.
IlacDOHHDD BRIM
Jamestown
t. highest price for Fenn Predose,
ETHEL CHEESE FACTORY.
Out of the 05 patrons of Ethel fa ker'y
there were about 50 protest an Wader.
10th Met, Mr. Burr had lees tban an
hour between Maine bo undress the pale
rows, but be made good nee of Lite time.
loam Late wee voted tutu the Meter and
Hobert Barr, of Ethel, appotuted see -
rotary 01 the treating.. Chia Mortimer
Barr fleet upoke of the impurtauoe of
haulm; good eowe. Ia the Northern die•
mot there was inorn of to tendency, he
aaid,to keep beet breeda instead of pore
dairy cattle, 10 the Beath you would
find more herds of the beet broods of
Holeteiue than anything ela,•, II wee
very important to tat only the iudividoul
sow and keep only the good ones. Ide
tubed reeulte of recent testa of 240 cows
for 30 days. The average for the 80 hue
wee 014 collude with 84 par Dent of fat.
The beat Dow gave 1865 pouade of milk
and the poorest omy 425 Ibe, Io one
herd, all len exautty the setae food, the
beat was 1420 Ibe, and the peoreat 780
Ibe, To one herd oI 19 atm, the average
wee 1022 Ibe. per cow, in another of 8
oowe the average was 676 pounds per
now, 8o that there wee a vast dlffoteeee
m the praduetive powers of the different
horde ae well as of the individual uowa.
It was touud th et the herd 8888 pro-
duced the most mills also produaod the
beet mi,k. The milk of the herd that
gave the moat milk tested 4 9% of lab
while the milk of the lees productive
bade tested only from 3,08 to 4%. The
farmer should pay the utmost attention
,o the individual 0088 and if any of them
aid not produce at leant 5,000 palate of
mak per Reason she would not make
0100h profit. The milk netted the farmer
about 70 sante per 100 Ibe. mud it a Dow
only gave 4,000 ,be. ebo earned only $28
end sew auwe could be fed fur loan than
$25 per year. Caws moat be fed well e>vit
the limo. Some farmers seem to thunk
Mat when a cow was day 8118 would pule
for herself, but Ode erougbt her out thin
in the leprtug and (thee ruined the .whole
tieteou'e pcoduoiion. Durlug Dalt bearing
time anew needed toe good and pet moot,
of not more food than at any outer time.
tlr. Barr has a bappy knack of impreea-
ine a point with a good awry and ha did
-o her-. Not many of tee fanners who
heard hien will forget this point in tie
short address at leant, He said wben by
saw 0uwe uotne out so lean is the Spring
he thought of a enrtaiu very etiugy man
whose wife looked as if she never got
enough to eat. At any rate eh0 died and
was buried, and to mark bar grave, the
fanner bought a atone, He told the
atone.outter to out at the end of the
epitaph the words — "Lard, she was
Thine." The atone was too narrow for
•
all the lettere and the epitaph rend when
I1aiehod Lord, eht, etre Juin," aim
thio he haul too atter denitrified tine eon.
clition of the dairy pow 111 tutu Sprnlg, A
young heifer Doll should be kept healthy
and growling from the drst, but he
thonght it wags mletake to hop her too
lot. If le Dow Wal not healthy keep her
milk at borne. Give oowe plenty of water
and all the salt they wavt, Milk from
eueln owe will peep sweet longer than
trim QOM without golf, In all the re.
ports from luetruetare he had found very
Atte oompluiot of taut from food. A' a
rule the Dow gave the mills in good shape,
it tette in afterhttudling that taints were
acquired, gassy taints, over.rlps tante,
immure taints, Hee good tinware only,
with smooth asoma, do nut nee gavel,.
czed iron paile. 'Mills with °tear hands,
wipe the udder's and strain the •milk well,
The cardinal point in the caro of milk
was to cool itwelland as 0000 ae pooatble.
If you have water put the Dau in 'the
water and pot in the milk a pail at a
time as milked. Ic will be pretty welt
uuoled before the next pail is added. Do
not bink a lot of warm milk together.
Lie did not think it was ueneoaery to
aerieto milk ; if there were any taints
around milk wee moat apt to taste tbetn
while beteg aoriated. It !e will to stir
the milk is the tau, It you oaol milk to
60 degreee It will stay sweet, at 00 degrees
it will .soar and at 70 degrees it wil
thiolteo. Where farmers had water it
should always be used or when water
o0eld not be got be advised keeping the
wilt In pails. Melte a matting frame
with to oover on it and hang up the pada
of milk to coo! in the air. It will 000l
fairly well if left in this way in smaller
balk. Boma very eattelaotory melte
had been obtained io this way, but of
ovuree, water cooling was preferable.
Milk if cooled enough in clean vessels
will never acquire a tint, Moet patrons
bandied their milk all right, not more
than ten per 0001. failed in doing eo
but it wail the few who failed that (mused
the whole trouble. It would pay the
patrons to pay for the bad milk and sump
is in the ditch rather than ruin the
reputation of 8 faotory au a producer of
Bum goods, Replication of a factory
was a most valuable and important mat.
ter ; buyers were afraid of a faotory an
which they tumid not always count for
right goods. Another thing was that if
milk were sent overripe it took more of
it to make a pound of cheese, it wee inn.
possible to make as mall cheese !torn
arta milk alt arum sweet, se that there
ween doable loss, both in quality and -
quantity. The patrons were greatly
pleased and interested in Mr. Berr'e
040 8080 ted were sorry hie time wee eo
limited.
RECEIPTS
MONTH Mira Mts. Mr Mrra mo LB.
1Z.nonrvtm. 01ana010, Cnmtau.
May 50,282 4,917y 11.98 10 11.
June 251,709 28,0 10.05 & 11.00
Parol. AlLornNT.
83' & 9 $ 480 62
e as & 91/16 2,189 24
July 228,121 19,97 s 11. & 11.82 1b & it/e 2,081 44
3/
August .. 207 4 18 04 ] 1.29 & I 11
ata 29 7 0,08 & ll
, � 076 01
October
284,050 21,0081 10.70 11 a& 10 1,012 90
Ootobm• 8e, 980 at his4 9.28 11 1,012 07
Balance in Bank at lust audit 8 45
Pine re Bawtinheimer 20 00
Interest 1904... 4 60
010,163 07
Average pounds of milk to pounds of ahem 10.84
Average prime of cheese per pound 10.40
Average cost of making per 102 pounds 01.16
EXPENDITURE
Paid to Patrons - $8410 95
Hauling Milk - 497 28
John Brown, making cheese 024 20
Boxes, $171.98,. Scale Boards, $6.45 178 43
Salesman and Treasurer 60 00
Secretary, $26.00 Insurance $21.80 40 80
Instructors, $7.00, Hauling Cheese 00.75 - 10 76
Association Ticket, $8.00, Books, $1.70. 4 70
Telephone 01.86, Hall rent, $1.00 2 85
Reports, 750, Storage $1.00 Auditor, 033 00 4 76
Expenses in con nection with Bawt)niteimer milk 6 W
Balance in Bank 11 05
$10100 07
(teacher) of Acton, James G., of Anbarn, ordinary man. It wee the thioueet skull
Robert, of Toronto, and two daughters— he had ever seen. He found the man
Mrs. Masters, of Bluevale, and Mre. bad suffered from kidney trouble but
Procter, of Morrie. The funeral took that had nothing to do with the imme.
plane on Wednesday to Btuevate diateeabee of death.
cemetery, The large attendance was
'oedema of the esteem in which the
entire family le held.
A 101610118 IIFdUACI[It.
Ie one of the meageet tbiuge in the
world. To prevent bilfoueneee nee Dr.
Hamiltoo'e Pills wbfob keep the system
Olean and pare, vegetate the bowels give
tone to the kidneys end liver. You'll
never have a beadaohe yog'it waver have
a Hour etomaab, but will have vigoroue
bracing health by taking Dr. Hamiltou'e
title. Your druggist Belle Dr. Hamilton's
Pifle, 280. per box or five boxes for one
dollar.
it10. a IV is.
peas and Mre. Robertson, of Botaee.
value, Maw, have Dome home toe a visit.
Mre, Robertson who wag formerly
llliae Maggie Caldbiek, is well known io
this locality, and her. =buy friends will
.be happy to seg her mute more. Mre,
Robertson'% parenta reside at Wroaater,
WEDDING RIDDLES, — On Tueoday, 26th
into., et the home of the brtdo'e brother,
Rev. J, J. Hattie united in marriage
Jamee Nioholeon to Mies Emma Cloakey,
both of the towuohtp of Morrie. The
young wattle will take up their home cm
the term that Mr. Nicholson purobased
a couple of years ego on the 4th line of
Morrie, They are both well known and
highly reepooted and their many Glenda
wieb them all the happiueoe of wedded
Ilan.
Cozoses's amts.—The ooroner'e jury
gmpannelled to Winnipeg to enquire Into
the mune of the death of Joeepti 0aee.
more (formerly of Morris) teas as follows,
—"The said Jueepb Ooaemore Caine to
hie death ns the moult of blows on the
head, aumudetered by some person or
persona uuknowo, on the bight of Deo.
5," Dr, Gordon Bell, who performed e,
poet rnonom examination au the body of
Casement ou Saturday, deposed abut the
doomed died of a hemorrhage of the
brain. He found a fracture of the skull
above the left ear about two inches long.
Another fracture wee found on top of the
head. Ttie skull had been prattled agent.
et the brain, which paused the fatal
hemorrhage, in whioh the deceased Met a
pintjof blood. Three vibe were also found
to be broken, ono of than above the
heart, and looked as though they might
nave been broken by a severe kink. 1)r.
Ball thought that some heavy blunt
mettemeut bad been used to give the
blowe, and did not think that they could
have been oauead by a fall. The skull of
the dead men wee remarltably thee and
would have been fractured by a lighter
blow than would be eegntred (so an
Mlyce'Cez-.
M. and Mre. Gardiner very pleasantly
entertained the choir of Caven church on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Master Jaak, son of N. D. Hurdon,
reoeivad a natty blow on the shall ae a
result of slipping on the toy sidewalk.
The little fellow has einae beau detained
in heti as a congequenee,
T. B, Belcher, teller of the Malsone
Bank staff here, left for a six wake' visit
with hie parents 10 California, He gore
via Chicago and El Paso and will prob.
ably return by way of Vonnonver and
Wtuuipeg. It is some six years since
Mr. Belabor has been home with hie
parents.
L. H. Dickson, who eoetained 0
dietooatiou and fracture of his right
shoulder in a runaway iwoideot, ie pro.
erreeitlg favorably. In company with a
Dr. he went to London and had the X
rays applied to the parte to be 0001910
that the dismembered joint had been
set back 08 its natural position. The
result proved that the attending
physicians had been correct in their Bud.
Ing and the iujured member is improving
Maly, Bo that Mr, Diohaoo will shortly
have the fust nee of his arm. W. G.
.Bissett, who wee seemingly only alightly
bruised in the accident, heti since been
ooufined to hie room, having been much
more eeriouely injured than be euppoeed.
In Piot he has since been at hoes eon.
adored quite dangerously ill, Beside',
the painful effects foilowiug 1110 injoriee
he is anffsrete Goon an attnok of erysipe
lag In the fans caused by the bruises he
eueteinsd. His friends look for a
speedy memory,
113eIg;ett vie,
James Viuteamp, of Edmonton, N. W.
T. bas arrived home to spend hie holidays.
Mre. Irwin of Hat» Ilton, spent Oltriat-
man with ter pimento, Mr, and Mee. Bates,
Miss Hamilton of Goderioh townehip is
vieftiog her brother, De. Hamihon, of
Bela:eve,
Mr. and Mre, Embery of Port Perry
are spending a (Ample 4 weeks at Mr.
Stratton's, Belgrave.
Mr, and Mre. Brune of Alpena, Meth.,
are visiting et the latter's parents, Mr,
and Mre. Sayler of I3elgreve.
Mr. and Mre. Horner and daughter, of
Badaxe, Mich, visited at W, Wray's and
Geo. Daly'e. .Mrs. Daly aaoompanied
them to Orangeville.
The Orange Ooneeet wee a decided
ena8000, the hall being filled to the doore.
The program ivae excellent, and there
was good order, The permeate emoneted
to about 0100,
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Proddent,
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0th'eetore
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vitae President.
440. 1()1011l
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401121 I'Ittarn1/001c
21 01.488 1)111) 4118 Ie: nett payable at any •.i and teller
tern, In CANADA 18000pt toe Yakoa T0rritOry) uvtt ti to i;1c till.......,,
walanit charge, at toe folluwin't rata 'or s.in.tun Lv ti2U 4u
aver ellen to d0e.011
2)14411-0T8 far larger 0000080 issued 0 reseeteme, rates payntde at nil bunking
130111to fn O:INADA ,.r 1:1N11181) HT.11 4 4.
11 cents
10 cents
15 dente
. sle'rv, WW'NCASS° 811,1174if I.Ft'Pw"f [.ti `d'eT,l ttt`xgr
I,demt at IlIei IIE-3T CURRENT RATES tolueved on all ,-oma .1$1 and upwards
01ti✓'58.0A8 Vatzdifeff
A. I•t 111ELLISII, Manager.
J. J. Robertson hoe Bold hie farm, let
part 8 end 9, atm. 3, Morrie, being 160
ones, to Mr. Higgins of Turnbsrry, for
$7,250. The Larn ie a very good one,
soil ie considered to he a fair price.
Robert Antall le a talent on the farm.
The annual Xrao tree entertainment
of the Presbyterian Sabbath School was
bald in the Foreelors' hall on Friday
evening, Dec. 22. The program annotated
of oetouiiuoe by Mise Husks, elooutioniut,
of Alma Collel.e, St. Thomas ; solos by
Norman Murch of Blyth; ohoruese,
1 eaitatione, a cantata entitled "The Joy
of the Christened Morn,' .and music by
the Sabbath of hoot and ohm.
Boigravo L. U. L. No. 402 elected the
following of iaere at the December
meeting :—W. Master—Mex Lehi:man ;
D. M.—Wm. Trove ; Chaplain—John
Watson; Ren.•S,'o—W. G. Netbery ;
lefn..Seo—Bart Watson ; Tread,—Wm,
Bryan ; D. of Ger.—O. G. Mo0rue ;
Leaturer—Jno. Armstrong; Oommittte
mon—Iet—Wm, Armstrong ; 2nd—R,
Leishman : ad—R. J. MoOrae ; 4th—
John Little; 5th—H. Hawthorne,
Tro wbreclero.
Mies Rathleon Code, of Whitby Ladies'
College, is visiting with relatives here.
William Coates is the only Councillor
in t•be field for manioipai honors in tide
ward.
Rev. T. W, Donne, wife and eon, of
Brussels, spent X08110 at the home of the
former.
The Xmae Tree and Eotertainmeet
given ill the Methodist chorale last Fri.
day were very eucoesetul.
E. B. Prated left lust week to attend
Normal Bebop! at Regina. He will_ seek
hie torture in the West henceforth.
Mre. Bobs. Stewart is here visiting her
permits, J. R. and Mre, Code, She will
be joined by her husband here this week
Mre. Sparrow, of Gleioben, Alberto,
has been visiting her daughter, Mre.
Tiffin, for the past two weoks at the
Personage.
Rev. 1) N. Muf.lamue, of Listowel, a t
drooped a meas meeting of the Sunday
School here Met Sunday.
Rev. A. 0. Tulle wan lait Tbar,dey
evetnfug rondo the recipient of a beautual
Pereiau lamb cap, tee gift of the Moles.
worth a IIgnegatlau.
We heartily 8ongratulate Mies Pearl
Code and Mabee Johnston who have eco.
ooeefnlly paused the Modes School Ex
(nations in Stratford.
Rev, A, 0. Tiliilt and Rev. 0. P. Wells
B. D., of Gerrie, changed pulpits loot
Sunday, each tnkiag Sunday Soboot
amtivereary serviooe for the other.
We are glad to see the following eget',
in onr millet after some monlha'abeenee
—Mre, Geo, Alton and children, of Hick-
son ; Rev. 1t. J. MoOermlok, of Maiden ;
Mi08 :vlc0urtniok, of Detroit ; Wee. Mo
Corwlok, of Albert Cotiege, Belleville ;
and Mies Mae Dully, of Walkerton,
Cures Catarrhal Deaf=
TI OSS•
One Week's Use or IIy01uc1 raid More
That 101X itioutha' Treatment by
Specialiste.
In the treatment of deafreas whish
is often a roeu.t of catarrh, Hyemie
note almnet immediately upon the in
flamed membrane and the bearing
begins to return at once.
Mise Meeks of Meetewan, N. Y.
nee ; "Hymnal is truly wonderful.
I have used it but a short time and
see a greet change in my condition,
My hearing is improving rapidly
and I bad no idea I would improve eo
rawhish wins o ohort a offensive time, m eelbCeathnd We do not pretend to sell Jewellery i:elow oost. If we did our career would be
which, has lose fie bad oder elf a) short. What we do say and prove is that we sell HIGH CLASS JEWELLERY at
y• the Lowest Prices in the County. Down to the smallest article everything we sell
I have epent a great deal of money with is guaranteed. The most valuable asset fo onr business is our reputation for square
catarrh epeoialiste, null Dan truly say dealing. We oan assure you of Quality aid the Closest Prices. P q
that efx months of their treatment le not
equal to one month of Hyomei."
A complete outfit oats bat 3100,
and consists of an inhaler teat oan bo
SPEWAL BA
C INS
loran now until January lot, 1906, we will dell Ladies' Cloth Coats at slaugh-
ter prices. They Ore coats that were left over and not strictly u )-t0-dobe but all
gond coats, Homo are long and othore are medium and short lengths, some have large
soil othere Medium sleev00, They will bo 0014 in three lots at different prices.
Every rola moat be Mound out before January let, and we have marked them ab
prices that will do it.
LOT 1
Ladies' and Mitten Jackets And Coats, made of beaver, tweed and ftomespue,
in black, brown toed gray, original prices wore $2.60, $3.60 and $4. Your Choice for
.50
LOT 2
Ladies' Coate, made of beaver, viouuna and tweed, in brown, blank dud navy,
[u different lengths, regular prices were 36, $6 and 37. Your choice for.,..,./.00
LOT 3
Ladies' Mantles, made of fico beaver, kersey anal homespun, in fawn, brown,
gray and bleak, indifferent lengths, the prides were $7.60, 39 and 310. Your oholme
fon1.50
These are ridinulouely low prices, but the goods must be sold before January
int, no matter at what sacrifice.
CHRISTMAS
Our stock of Chrietmos Groceries is
salt as Raisins, Currants. Fige, Dates,
D•eeaiug, Mixed Spice, Ioing Sugar, Ext
Prunes, etc.
carried in the vent pocket, a medicine
dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei, The
inhaler will 'eat a life time and there
hi enough Hyomei for several wake'
treatment. Additional bottles of Hyomei
oan be procured for 50 cents. Com-
pare thio email expense with the Mee
(Merged by epeoialiote,
GROCER/ES
now complete in all the different lines,
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts, Poultry
mate, Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels,
It you cannot obtain Hyomei of
your dealer, it will be forwarded by
met,.poetage paid, on receipt of prime.
Write to -day for consultation blank
that will entitle you to services of our
medical department without (barge.
The R. T. Booth Company, Hyomei
Building, Ithaca,
hrist
Be sere And see our New Stock
of Christina Jewellery.
—Watches
— Brooches
—Chains
— Out Glass
—Cloaks
L- ockets
— Cuff Links
—Violins
resents
The Largest and Finoet
Line we have ever 'Mown.
—Rings
—Neel/lets
— Silverware
'- &c.
—Bracelets
—Stick Pins
—Tie Pins
L. JACKSON
Neckwear
Gloves
Suspenders
Neck Scarfs
H andkerchieis
Hosiery
Underwear
Shirts
Toques
Umbrellas
Fancy Vests
Suits
Overcoats
Suit Cases
Etc., Etc.
THE RIGHT SPOT
AY
LEADING
JEWELLER,
NTS
'ilpeeia1 Bargains 1D:
Meek gaps 8b Squares
If you intend buying a Neck
Wrap for a Christmas Present
you should visit this store. We
have the moat complete range
-.re have ever carried. We have
them in all styles at
50c, 75c, 1 00 & 125
,a am ,kerchi®fs
We are showing the best
Initial Handkerchiefs in town at
110c each, and a choice selection
of Plain and Fancy at
50c, 75c and 85c
ChrLstmas
Is always in great demand
for Presents. We are prepared
with a grand selection of the
Latest Novelties in Strings,
Four-in-hntl,is, Ascots and Pufie.
And while we don't like to blow
too much we think we are show -
the nicest collection of good,
t'ressy Neckwearever shown.
Here. Prises
15c, 26e, 35o, 60o anis 76e.
Yozb owe it not ou;,y to ,yourselves but to your friends to visit this Store for your E'oZi-
iday Presents, Wishing au a Happy New rear.
would
Exclusive Cloth',
and Furnishetrgh,atanydimcaon
at or Air Passages, by
011
c,p er Iconic. All dealttt_ pomace it,.
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