The Brussels Post, 1903-2-19, Page 5FKii, 19, 1908
BUSINESS CARDS, IT
lVl oNEYrT_ OsLOAN AIT 6 PER • I 1D
TNGV$ANDS 4F 1131 iDNS
MORRISUN,rn
e am erad.,r ,,erre.
public lite have been uo,vapap, r nem,
The policy of the wolf peck, turning and
rending the iudivr'Oial wolf hae brae eX.
otnplifled oe more than Oneuuoasium, 01,
arc open to chem wile can 1111 them, j,( after years of p0rhupa too faithful service
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CENTRAL
issuer of Marriage Licenses, i'Zaaka
waf_rON,. ONT, STRATFORD, ONT.
tvf, O'CONNOR, E Properly motorail at114011en for stood
CJ v OLN1.11AL IN1IIItINOE AGENT
for some 01 the boat and safest Companion
Jo Canada for lire, Aooldeut and Plate
13lees. °Moo over 1. U. ]llobard's More,
Brussels. 18.3m
MISS JEAN M'LAUCI'ILIN,
—Tk1A :Giu1 OF—
F'1ANO - AND - ORGAN,
ar•vmMET,ia, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM!
monsoon,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
E Estelle Gr'iififf
TEA1111ER OF VOICE, CIIL'flfltI3
Pupil of Mies lava N, Iinblyn, of Loudon,
Pupils prepared for Oouserv.i,tory axmmn.
I.: 1\111 -visit Itr1198e18 every Tuesday.
tenons giver at the home of W, n. Herr,
John street.
Ieai43oue, A1e40Nt3 BY RAM, 10
pnook.beeping, Shorthand, Poumauji
-
j, 811111, tree., are given to those who can-
13 ma 00.01410,1r submit. Tine Calls^e is
will kauwn from one Olid of Canaria 10 j
to miler fur Ito strictly lirst•olaas work, Y/
aj� Catalo1110 Prue. t
V'F W, J, ELLIOTT, Principal.
hhhr...PPP= jam--�I
Press Association.
1'renident .M,/GllileuhI ' ,Addles=.
"Looking book on the year of my prey
ideuoy, iu au endeavor to show penults,
I feel like putting up the plaoard, "Nosh.
int Doan". When I Resumed [Mics the
8880cietioO was in the last stage of its
Liget against the paper combine. We
fought= good light; we finished the
work ; and —we paid the aceta. The
story and its outran= are writteu in the
chronicles,
No effort was made t0 get up an ex.
4J. L E C K / Er minion last year. We were all too busy
trying to recover from the effects of the
trip to the Maritime Previews iu 1901,
Iuuldeotaily there was a Provincial eteo•
tion in Ontario last year, which proved a
t11101010nt weariness 10 the flesh to many
members of the aeBeeiatio,t, However,
to help to make time pass pleaaautly for
Wellington IV utual those of our ooufreree who like to talk
about Summer exeureIOne,your exeOutive
appointed a aatnmittee to investigate the
poesibiiitieo of a trip to the Oid Country
0811 that committee has brought down a
report that may or may not be eati81,0
tory to you, Au alternative projeav hoe
been submitted by D. F. Burk, of
Port Arthur. 'Yeti pays ycnr money and
yon tabes your 01)0100.'
"At LOU 'Toronto Industrial Fair last
September,'Preoe Day' wad inaugurated
1 ,elleye that the 00•upera110,l of the
Exhibition executive and thio asset:halm
the day at future faire Dan be made a
runneae. Last year the press men had
to 119.11111.1 glory with the 'toloutat' vi -1t.
ore from Anstretie, cud your president
lord to lee hie light ablue nlougeide of the
eliulgenov of Sir E maned Barton and
Sir John Forrese, It took him all his
time to hinder the beaver from getting
bested by the kangaroo.
"Iu the mailer of membership and
Ammo my information fe hat the year
just °loe.a has been one of which the
association lute eauee to feel proud. en
r
membership is at high water mark, and,
iu spite of the expense iueurred in fight.
VETERINARY. iug the oomb,ue, I am pressed to be able
to 01ate that the association hoe been able
to keep up a good financial standing and
with evrry prospect of bocteriug its eon.
diti411. This hue not been brought about
by any Nepolsonic tinttuaial efforts on the
part a your president, but is really a
feather in the cap of your secretary -trees.
nrer.
During the year there have been some
etur1ling ohaeges in journali.m. We
have seen cid tinge party journalists for -
gutta tbeir idols of wood and Blame and
seek the light that independence giv=e.
We h,ve 00ail a hide bound partisan jour-
nal dcfleeterl from error to riglateou0nese
of purpose, and we have seen emit a
oumwiugling of jouruadeto of diverse
political shibboleth under one roof tree
that it has oauaed the scriptural teaobing
of our youth to 001Ee back to at, for of a
verity the lion ie lying down with the
lamb.
"And this is a hopeful sign for j ,orna1-
ism, It ie well that the day of hide•
bound partisanship should pass away,
andone tea0on why it is well is that the
newspaper man, under the new order of
thing0, will now have au opportuuity of
minim( to Me own. Iu fo,mer days the
newspaper man in a aouetituouoy was
'oohed upon a0 useful fugleman to some
ambitious lawyer, doctor or storekeeper
who imagined hituaelf to be a statesman
in embryo. It t0a0 the duty of the editor
to write up and bepraide the ambitious
R cue, without hope of fee or reward, and
Burgeons, Ont. Loma ate of the Hoye' Col- simply because be edited the party news
lege of Physiolaue and Lieootiato of Mid- paper. If the brains or ability of the
wlfory Edinburgh. tw•Tclepboue No.14, -editor node but paper a emcees, it was
Reeidenee—Mill street,.l3rnesele,
LIES AND F710I4 INSURANCI0,
LOAN AND BRAT, BSTA'1'B AGENT,
1810NEY TO LOAN AT d}„ sg dt 5 Per Cent.
Oflleo over Hurslev'0 Drug Store,
Nov.-8rd, 141'0, 30-110 Brues81a.
Fire Insllrunce 041.,
EBTAELI312ED 1840
Insm•aoe taken on the o=oh and premium
note system at currant mics. Br tore 1usu1'-
lug elsewhere call or the uuderoignod A gout
of the Company,
011011010 110GERB, NreseolO.
AUCTIONEERS.
:7 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION •
VEIL, will nail for bettor nriees, to
better men, In lens time and lean charges
than any other Auetier'eer in East llurou or
ho wun'tol:arge mobbing. Dates and orders
can alwn ye he arranged al this ollice or by
personal application.
TO O WOlOM IT ;f1AY C'ONOF,RN,—
Tho undoretguod, who is well acquainted
throughput the mart part of the County
Mid who baa had bileinean with a largo oir-
01e of farmers In and around 111is locality,
begs to inform the community that he has
taken out an Aoctiw.oer'o Lioeuee for the
County of Huron and offers hie seryi000 to
all purposing to bolds ,tee.
T1100. NEWS01f10, Brussels.
D. WARWICK—
!'e Honor ;, n,ine..ant the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared 10 treat all dis-
eases of domoetimrlod animals Ina onoluct-
entmauuer, pati -alar attention Haid to
Veterinary lleutirtry. 00180 promptly at-
tended to. Moe aut Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tnruhorry et., 13 ruaeete.
LEGAL ANG CONVEYANCING,
IiiNT 01 SINCLAIR—
Rarriater, Solloitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, dse, Office—Stewart's 13look
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Sank.
t F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
C�
• Solicitor. A•o. OElee over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brmeeole.
Moloy to Lean at lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. C. AMaROSE TOOLE.
RESIDENCE min OFFIOB-
211LL ST, EAST, 11111111b8019.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
11. U., O, M.,
Trinity Universityy, Yellow Trinity Medical
College, member Calle tai of Physicians and
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D,
bltNT15'r
Graduate of the Royal college of Dental
Bmrgoons et Ontario and Pliet class Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Officio
next to Brower's Photograph Gallery,
IIIIUSNELB.
DON'T ,FORGET
THAT THE
LJSTOWEJ
aoadi
3101110 plane to get video for your money,
Opens Jan. Gtt, 143:1. '1',vo cotirtee—Oom-
me•0ia1 and Sborthaud. Send for College
Journal. .
0, A. FLAMING, ' et, L. 1f0INTY411G,
Preohleut, monetary,
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND----
1 or liif Shore
Pine and Cedar
-FOR SALE Al Tait
brussels .Planing ilius
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on baud or made to order
et Short Notice.
Estftnatee iPurni0hed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman
ollfp and Material Guaranteed.
spoken of as being a oredit to the party ;
but if, by the neglent of his party or by
environment, the paper sickened or died
the blame fell entirely on the editor.
The editor had to stand by 'any old
thing' in the shape of a 00ndidate that
' his party brought oat and many a time
and oft mighty poor pieces of stuff were
brought out. Lire Kipiingre 'Sergeant
Whet's•hio name,' the editor had to su-
deavor to 'make men out of mud', and
when the mud [nen were elected, he wee
required to polish up their epeeo1100 and
endow them with enfflulent puli,ioal in-
telligeuce to enable them to hold the 0011-
etiluen0les for the party. If, by any
amens, the mud men attained Cabinet
p sitlone, the newspaper man had to
proolaim that the mud wile marble.
"Boma six or seven years ago I wa0
struck with the foot that so few newspap
or mea have found their way to Parlia•
meat-Loea1 or Dominion. At that time
there were only 000 or two in the Eagle.
Imam. I spoke of the [natter to some of
the members of the aseuelatiun and I am
pleased to see that today on btt11 aides
of Mr. Speaker, there is getting to be au
Ale jonrnah01ioo08tingent. Without a
word of disparagement of the present
Administration, I have no 'Imitation in
elating that a Cabinet could be formed
from the newspaper men behind
the Premier that would be inferior in no
way to that by which halo uowsurround.
ed ; sud 8o far as the leader of the Op-
position fa OOn00rn011 I verily believe that
0othlug would p'eaee hitu better than 10
have Joe Downey, M. P. P,, multi-
plied by'six or eight at the pre0eot judo.
lure.
1 -In the Commons, the pressmen who
hold seats have greatly impreeeed their
peroonnlityupon that body, end it is
generally oonoedod that that grave and
reverend body the Senate, would be eon.
eidorlibly improved in dignity, grace arid TOWNS AND VILLAGES.
grey matter by a mnob larger anm110r of Jnhn Cunningham Clinton
newspaper men being added to that use• 1Vm. Ballantyuo Seaforth
fol and ornamental pillar of the British Wm. Robertson ........ 4Vingham
North Amoebae dot. 1t K.Itooe ,.,.,... .....,Bruseole
"'rhe Men Behind the Pen" has Roc in A tr. Pitumner Biytb
the part reooived the consideration that
to hip party, a newepafler mein desires
to retire to the Beelnoron [bat au office
grants, the cry le raised In the prose that
be it 111'ullim at altar', andtbn impreeoion
la oreattd that for a newspaper rums to
dealt office atter yearn of Marti work p'a108
him on a level with the burglar and the
bleolileg, If a Cabinet lYllniater "r mein
ber, or a relative of it Cabinet Minister or
II member, melte office, the prow 1,f that
party send up a grand chorus of Resent,
bot If a newspaper man ba an applicant
his risme is 11Blially anathema marenatha.
This to u matter that rests largely iu the
jonrna118ts, and 100mme0d it to their
oouaideration.
"dud now gentlemen, I have had my
tatty. The time of my oloeing druwe
nigh. I take tale opportunity to thank
the membero for the uniform kindness I
have received at their hands during my
term of office. My executive hoe been
one which it was a pleasure to preride
over, and without wishing to make iuvid-
noun distinction,
t
bola e
whole all have b 0
loyel, I must tvat an extra jewel in the
diadem of our indefatigab'e eeoreury, of
whom it can truthfully be said that what.
ever hie hand finds to do he does it with
ah hie might.
"G-utlenen of the Canadian Press
Aeeooiation, I thank yon."
The eloattoo of officers resulted as fol.
lows, each by ace ametiue 3—Preeideut,
H, J. Pettypieee, M. P. P., Forest Free
Press ; first sloe preoi lout, John H.
Cooper, Canadian Magazine, Toronto ;
mooed viae preoidont, Arab. MrNoe,
Windsor Record ; eecrelary-treasurer,
J. T. Clark, Toronto Star; asaietaet.
1e0reary, J. R. Bone, Toronto Star.
The executive committee ie compo+ed of
A. H U. Oo'quhoun, Toronto ; H. J.
Smuiifield, Renfrew ; Arch. MoNee, Wiud•
e,r.
Seo'y - Treasurers of Schools.
r:AS9 11 UI0UN INSPECTORATE.
Should 1)0 Kepi foe Reference.
OREL.
8. S. No.
1 John Davidson Brussels
2 Alex. Stewart Cranbrook
3 James Elliott Brussels
4 Edward Bryan= Jamestown
5 Robert Pirie Trowbridge
6 Angus Shaw Brussels
7 William Cameron Oranbrook
8 Arch. McLean.. Oranbrook
9 Alex. McKay Monorieff
10 John B Hyde Ethel
11 Conrad Bernath Ethel
12 Alex. Buchanan Walton
U.4 William Woods Molesworth
U 8 Thomas Elliot Molesworth
U. 4 Andrew Peebles Atwood
120101011.
1 Wan. Crawford
2 George Burnett
8 W. R. Johnston
4 Matthew Dane
5 Robert Deacliman
6 Robert Graham
7 James Armstrong
8 John F Sothern
9 Arthur 0. Johnston....-...Fordwich
10 James W. Edgar Gorrie
11 Wm. Edgar Fordwich
12 Moses Aldrioh Newbridge
18 George Doubledee Belmore
15 Robert Wynn
16 Henry Armstrong
17 Geo. E. MoKee
18 John Maguire Gorrie
U. 12 H. P. Hermon Belmore
T.T. 5 Wm. Ronald Molesworth
I ILLETT.
Belmore
Lakelet
Clifford
Gorrie
Gorrie
Fordwich
Gorrie
Fordwich
Hantingfleld
Molesworth
Fordwich
1 John H, Fowler
2 Loren Tyndall
8 John Britton
4 George Ruddell
5 Samuel M00oo1
6 Joseph Taylor
7 John Brigham Blyth
8 Geo. H. Barr
9 Samuel Cox
10 Thomas K. Mair
U. 5 John Wilson
U. 4 John H. Lowery
U.11 Robert Somere
8eatorth
Clinton
Constance
Londeeboro'
Londeeboro'
Harlook
Londeeboro'
Auburn
Clinton
Auburn
Clinton
Blyth
M'xmr,or.
1 Francis Murphy
2 John Wilson, (box 65)
4 Robert S. Habktrk
5 112. Curtiu
6 Robert B. Hogg Winthrop
7 Francis MoOulla Leadbnry
8 Conrad Eokart Beechwood
0 Wm. N. Knetobtel Leadbury
10 Thos. 1YIoIiroy Winthrop
12 Arch. D. Somerville Winthrop
13 John McDowell, (box 41)-.Seaforth
U. 2 W. W. Sadler Dublin
ptoR3t18.
1 Wm. 0. Laidlaw Blyth
3 Robert Ymll Belgrave
4 John Mooney Brussels
5 Wm. H. Ferguson Belgrave
6 James Bowman, (box 84)Brueeele
7 Robert Warwiok Wingbam
8 Samways Paul Bluevale
9 Roes Stubbo Brussels
Bluevale
Walton
Blyth
Blyth
Seaforth'
Seaforth
Seaforth
Dublin
10 Wm. Jas. Johnston
11 11 H. Ferguson
12 William Mills
U.3 John Armour
trump neUITE,
1 Robert McLaren ...... ....... Homan
2 John MoNevin Kippen
8 Edward Papilla Brumfield
4 Whitfield ()rich Clinton
5 W. 11. Arohibald- Egmondville
6 Thos, D, Townsend ......,.Seafortll
7 Hngb 3, Grieve ...... .Seaforth
8 Robert Bioko Egmondville
9 Peter Kelly Egmondvillo
10 Ni0hola0 Horton Ohiselhurst
TUn8EE0R1.
1 Janne 4. Edgar ... ....Wroxeter
2 J. Ie. Hooper ....Wroxeter
8 Wm. Aldan' lonannan
4 Thomas Stewart Bluevale
5 William Carruthers Wiogham
6 Win. S. King Wiogham
7 Gavin Wilson Wiogham
8 Wm. J. Henderson Wingham
9 Herbert Henning Glenfarrow
11 Wrn. H. Campbell Wingbam
obould be big portico, and the newspaper
loan have been largely responoiblo for it,
William Wilson Wroxeter
.,o.-a�-z..w�ue..--•- - ,-a .a.:..,,�r.�+ma. avmnw••,�.-A..,,»,..�.,.., ....» ,....
. C. RICHARDS'
Great
Stock -Taking
Clearing Sale
11'or the month of February and First week of March,
starting Saturday, Feb, 7th, and ending Saturday, March
7th, when we offer all broken sizes of Boots and Shoes at
prices far below cost to completely clear them out. We
askou t
y t r note following prices and please remember the
goods are just as represented.
27 pairs of Ladies' Fine
Shoes, buttoned and laced,
all sizes, regular prices
were from $1 25 to $2 75, 1.00
your choice for only
17 pairs of Men's Calf,
Buff and Dongola Shoes,
laced, all sizes, regular
price from $1 75 to $4.00, 12u G
your choice for only
20 per Dent. off regular
prices on all Ladies' and
Gents' Felt Boots and
Shoes.
20 per cent. off all Men's
Heavy Rubbers and Socks.
83 pairs of Men's Carpet
Slippers, regular prices
40c to 60e, y our choice , G 5
for only !J
21 pairs of Ladies' Don-
gola Oxfords, regular
prices from $1.00 to $1.75 7]
your choice for only t 1
Remember the fact that
during this Sale we offer
for cash 10 per cent. off
all Shoes in stocil.
Remember we have no
old goods to offer you and
these Reduced Prices are
for cash only.
Trunks and Satehele very Low in Price.
Only 8 Saskatchewan Robes left, 2 large size and 1 small—
Large size, regular price $9.00 reduced to $7.00
Small size, regular price 8.00 reduced to 6.00
Come and secure your choice of these Bargains for the
30 days only, beginning Saturday, Feb. 7, and end-
ing Saturday, March 7.
Richards.
!�� far=@�iP�12�='+C3 "-�3iiz9-•���-=^f� •^�i€t�='ir��:a? i
McKinnon'st.rRE,
�.. SPECIAL. BARGAIN, dpi
r-..
This week we wake no comment, but the geode and prio09 apaak
for tbemaeleee.
Boys' Overcoats, made of good tweed, well lined, in odd efz08, worth 0p
to $4, for 6150 to, clear
Heavy Flannelette, yard wide, in a flue range of colors, regular price 12&o,
for 100.
Heavy Flannelette Bleokete, in grey and white, with pink and blue bordere,
in two sizes, very epeoial at 69e and 98e.
Men's For Coate, in Siberian dog and cub bear, will be reduced 20 per
cent. to olear.
Ladies' Astrachan Coate, lined with heavy memorized Italian elotb, rego•
lar $30, for 623 50.
Ladies' Oaperinee and Buffs will be rodneed 20 per cent.
Men's Heavy Frieze Uletere, lined with heavy plaid lining, high storm
oollar, worth 66, for $8 95.
Men's Heavy Union dhirte and Drawers, worth 85e for 260.
Grey Flannel, twilled and plain, worth 150, for 12io.
Men'e Heavy Robber,, worth up to 6185, for 98e,
Flannelette Underskirts, worth 00e, for 89o.
Men's Lined Kid and Mooha Glov=e, worth 750, for 60u.
Men's Wool Socks, ribbed tope, worth 150, for 324e.
Ladies' Mercerized Sateen Underskirts, with four frills, worth $1, a snap
ut 890.
After having read many advertisements of
towns remote from Jamestown, we were
compelled to think and say
Stop Looin for Trouble
and Happiness will get after you. Here are
a few directions and if followed closely
LIFE'S CARES WILL
BECOME COMFORTS
In all our Winter Goods we have made a
reduction of 20 and 25 per cent. for cash
Come and see for yourselves.
The Jamestown Post Office and General Store
Walter Innes.
We take Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples and Tallow as Cash.
SEPARATE 000001.0.
cent Discount
No. 1, thM Geo. A.ob Salle, Seaforth
No. 2, Hullett.•Thomus Oorbut, Clinton
No. 1, MuIiillop....Jaoob Bruxer,111
Beechwood
No. 3, McKillop.. John J. Dalton, Dublin
reaiortI.
A most unprovoked and brutal aeeault
woe oommitted upon Paul Shaver of this
town, while on his way home about 8
o'clock on Saturday night, by a young
man, supposed to be Jack Maxwell, of
Goderioh. Shaver was struck by his
assailant over the eye and nose with a
piece of board, rendering him u0ooneoione.
His nose was broken, and be will Mee
the eight of the eye. Maxwell was or.
routed at the Grip House two hours after
the assault, while sleeping in one of the
boarder's rooms.
W 111 ahAlel.
Jae, Young hes moved hie barber shop
to the Meyer block.
"Ohrietie'o Old Organ," in the Baptist
church on Friday, Feb. 27th.
Maitland Lodge, 227, I. 0. 0. F., is
preparing for an "At Home."
The Advance ie now oomfortablysettled
in its new looati00, in the Sbaw blook.
Joe. Gulley, V. 8,, of Treheroe, Mon.,
is renewing acquaintances in and around
Wingbam.
Mrs. Woodcock, of this town received a
brace of pheaeouls from the 00001ry place
of Lord Strathaona in England.
The report that Halsey Park, jeweler,
is giving up bueineeo in Wiogham E0
entirely [alae and without foundation.
Bev. B. Hobbe preached anniversary
Kalman in Askin Street Church, Lon•
don, Sunday. Rev. W. Ayers, of London,
supplied in Wiogham.
Mist Lena Shaw left for Chicago,
where she hoe entered a hospital to 80
under training as a corse. Dare. L. W.
Hanson accompanied her sister to Claim.
go.
DIED t'Rotf TEE Blow. Jesse Smith,
the hardware metobant, who was injur-
ed two weeks ago by what is supposed to
be a blow from some cowardly highway-
man on the street here, died on Saturday
without regaining oonsoioneness. An
operation was performed on Friday when
a plot of blood woe removed from the
brain, and it was hoped that gala wonld
clear up hip mind. The fracture on hie
bead was about Mil limbo long, running
from the base of the 81,1111 nearly to the
lop of the bead. It ie said a knife blade
oould be inserted in the crook existing,
Mr. Smith hod upwnrde of $100 in his
possession when he left hie home the
,evening of the sad °aottrrenoe as be woe
a pall bearer that day and the bank woe
closed beta a he returned from the fan.
oral. When bis body was found the
money was missing, Deceased was a
genial, clever man, about 60 years of age,
and a member of the English Church.
Ilia demise ie greatly regretted, especially
Under the snppoe0d oiraametauoe0. A
thorough Inveatigatio0 should be made
by the aa0010108, Mre. Smith and
fancily are deeply sympathized with in
their sadooeo. Funeral took plana an
Tuesday.
OmutaaLTE INBTITUTE0, The oeroller'o jury returned a verdiot
P. it }\ j( �j I- �1 !))1 Art a role, the etruuge01 oppnnente of Alex. Wilson Seaforth charging 10att0 Walter Romaine with the
C� 6v.L.L l.e.r .1. 110+Napall01 hien who have desired to enter lot, D. Moxaggart ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Dlintaa murder of his partner, Louie Gloldotiiiih,
Changs ofBusin
SS
On the lst of March I intend to
make a Change in my Business
and from now till then everything
in the Store will be sold at 20
per cent, Discount.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET ONE OF THE
BEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN
CLOTHING and
FUR *°I S HIN GS
as I must reduce my stock before the First of March. Time will not
permit lee to give a list of prices but you can depend on getting One
Dollar's worth of Goods for every Eighty Cents you
pay out.
Do not Delay but Come at Once
ane get in, with the Close Buyers.
TJ JRMS CASH
A Few Fur Coats Left to be Soli. at 20 per cent. Dlscouub