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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-1-25, Page 5f a ..s - ANI. 215, 1900 BUSINESS CARDS. ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 FEB peat, 1',8, BOOTT. Brussels, 11, IYfoQR11Oi EN.;- ► Issuer of Marriage Magnate. 01. ileo at Grocery, Turnborry toot Brussels, N. BARRETT. R• N . Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Noxa door North of the Standard Bank, Donlon' and Children's Bair cutting a opal moms Ms FOB SALE. , -,THE 1JN• a reli has severalg od fi r no for gale and to rout, easy tense in .Tpwnsltips of &foals and Grey. F 8. 80CTT,Brneseln M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, w 4L.roN, UNr. MISSrU EA JEAN Mi..A CHLIN l -TB Aomori OF - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, ==•V;-aGaT: S, OATm7, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 110800000, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH, T. FLETOHER Issue, of Marriage Licenses, Osr1OE AT JawELBY BTouo. i No Witness Required, T. FLETCHER, Brnsoele MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L, O. M.. Academie graduate of London Conserve, tory of Music., also Member of the Associated Musicians of Ontario,. ie prepared to rewire a limited number of pupils for ioitruotion on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form in. the Conservatory of Music, Brussels, Ontario, A LEX. HUNTER- i. Clerk of the Fourth Division Court, Co. Baron; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan and Insurance Agent ; Auction. ear. Funds invested curl to loan, Collec- tions made. Office in Graham's Block, Arun- oelel AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - 1' • Eta,. will sell for better prices, to better men in lees time and teas cbargee than any other Anationeer to Bast Buren or he won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at tbls office or by personal application. DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (1ORMERLY Or aEAFOn10) DENTIST, Graduate of B. 0. D 8., Toronto ; Post Grad. nate course at Henkel's School, Chicago, in drown and bridge work. 1St -Prices same as to sorrouadtng towns. - 21• 04100 over A. B. SmIth's store, Brussels, VETERINARY. D. 'WAR-WIC/K- u • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary college, 1s prepared to treat all die• eases of domestloated animals lin a compet- entmanner. Partioular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. 0a110 promptly at- tended to. Oflloo and Infirmary -Four, doors North of bridge, Tnrnbery et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M. SINCLAIR- • Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &o. Chloe -Stewart's Block 1 door North o t Central Rotel. Sollaitor for the Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,. Oonoitor, &o. Office over Stand- : �,. and Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels, .�'• Money to Loan at lowest rates. AG. CAMERON- • . (Formerly. of Cameron, Bolt & Oameron) Barrister and Solioltor, Goderich Out. Ofloe-Dumtlton street, opposite 001- borno Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER, Ill. U„e. 111., Licentiate of Boyal College of Physicians mud Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Ool- lege of Phyelolaue and Surgeons of Ontario. Diseases of Women and Children a special- ty. Nine years' experience. (Bigg and 009• idene°, opposite English church, Brussels. J. A. M'NAUGHTON ill, D., O. mt., Trinity 'University, Fellow Trinity Medical 00110g0,MOmbnr College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont, Licentiateofthe Royal 001. lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid= wlfory, Edinburgh, t3•T°lophoue No,14, Reeklence-Mill street, Brussels. DR. WM., Lt HOLMES, 01100101AN, 0naONON AND 110000CnEUR, ••rt' rl� (Succea0or 10 Ur,17, Il. ilalbno,00b) lit. D. Bellevue Hospital Med. 001. Now .�. York 1 M D 0 M Vfotoria University, Toron- to meeone hf Ontario College Of attention paid to diseases of, women, eye, ear, none and throat. 11.11 D. F. SMITH, M. 0. O. M.. Graduate Of MGM Collagge, Montreal, &„ &o., All spoolaltyy work eatiefuotorlly treat- ed. Office upetaire in the Stratton Bleak, Wilco hours, a to 12 a. al„ and 7 to 10 p, m, epeoialiat work, stall as for eye, car, throat,. &o,. in the aloe at his residence, Elisabeth street, from 2 to 0 p: in. All medtoines will bo diepeneed personally by the Dr, or, under his direct Supervision,-; An agency for the sale of mining )ands will be opened by the Outeri° Govern. meat at Sudbury, Hon, Hugh John McDonald has aooept, ed the Lieutenant•Ooloneloy of the Win - Mpg Light Infantry, a new regiment now lasing organized. M Dtti ci tletvs, fa tifoi'uMte, Narita, -.-Winters- Roads are °usenent, -Wood 10 being shipped in large quanta Mae and I0gt are arriving at the mill. - Our gobbler' hoe left us, Will not epmg one comp and mend our oboes and keep ue from going• barefoot 7 Oar dress. Maker lee hie retired with her .fortune made. Another oplendid opening for 010 right party, -Building material ie mov Mg at the Metho•fiet ohurob,-A. OIo. Clelland le slowly pu'liug back to health we are pleaead to state. Gr ters'itt. Court Gilpin left te attend the 0, A. 0. at Guelph. Thoe, Ootberwood, of Dakota, an old Howiok boy woe In towo renewing old aotjaalntano0s and visiting the, eoenea of bis obildhood, 99 oars of etoelt, were shipped from Gerrie elation during 1899 besides stook shipped as settlers effeote. Tbie is an fnoreasoof 18 over the previous year, Jae. Ring bag moved onto the farm he recently purahaeed from Richard Gra- barn. Mathew Bbarpin has paroheoed the house And property vacated by Mr. Ring. , The adjourned annual meeting of the Gorrie Free Library wag as usual, very poorly attended. The Librerian'e report showed that 1902 books had been read from May let last until Deo. Slat. The following, were elected a board of manage. ment for the ensuing year :-J. R. Wil. limns, A. Doan, M. E. Cummer, John Donaghy, Jae. Leech, N. MoLaoghlin, Thos. Nash, Tae. Armstrong and Robt, Copeland, W. A. Irwin was appointed auditor. Immediately after the publio 1 meeting the Board of Management met and elected tbe following officers •- Pres., J. R. Williams ; Treas., N. Mo. Lau7hlin ; Seo. and Librarian, Wm. Mode ; Auitor, R. Copeland. A large number of new books have been added to the library, Vol clinic.Erapllone Are grand, bet Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Baokleo'e Aroma Salve, oureo them, also Old, Running Sores and Fever Sores, Ulcera, Boils, Felons, ComaWarts, Oute, Bruises, Barna, Scalds, Chapped Houde, Ohiibiai°e. Best Pile ours on earth, Drives out Paine and Aohee. Only 25o a box. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist. Sluevale. BnareI00 PnnTr.-Wo take pleasure in clipping the following from the Wallace - berg Herald, of Jan.4t11, having reference to a former pastor of the Methodist church at Blnevale:-On Tuesday even• ing,. Deo. 26th, a number of the residents of Port Lambton aeeembled at the Methodiet parsonage and after spending a pleasant time and partaking of an excel. lentluncheon, presented the pastor, Rev. J. W. Pring, and lady, with the following address, a000mpanied by a well filled puree:- To Rev. J. N. Pring and Lady, We, alew of your friends, being desirous of expressingour appreofaiion or your un- tiring labor for our welfare as well as to show the feeling of cordiality we have to - verde you, ae our pastor, have taken this opportunity of assembling here thin evening to express our gratitude to yon. Daring the time that yon have been with ns we feel that you have soared no pains and have shown by 1000 efforta that you considered no labor, however tiresome, too great, that would have a tendency to improve us spiritually, and tbongh at times it may have seemed like up hilt work yet your energy has not Bagged in the least, but you have shown by your strongdatermtoation that yonI would do Oral da in itua peonr anion improve the marts and Bort Lat con• dation i tbe inhabitants We reatt of Port Lambton aeon - ti 10 bo o pastor that he cordial you oon- ttnue Lobo our pastor EhaG the ocrdtal feel- ing existing between pastor and people may, if possible, still inoreaee and may you see still more plainly thatthe seed whish. you have sown may bringforth fruit more abundantly to thehonor Maim, who, In His Divine Provirlenee aunt yon amongus, and now, to show you, in more than mete words that our appreciation is airmen. I take pleasure, in behalf of the donors assembled hero, in presenting you with this 1)01300,21ot that its Intrinsic yalue expressos the esteem we have for you, but we give 1t from our hearts 0e n. slight token o1 that esteem. We trust that you will not consider it an in- trusion to taking you bysurprise and I a suro that we will not forget rget very soon the pleasant time we have enjoyed this evening. Sigurd in behalf of your many friends. Ata Obristmae entertainment held in Becher school house, on Deo.• 21st, the Rev. J. W. Pring, of Port Lambton, was made the recipient of a beautiful up. bolstered atady chair as a Ohrisimas present from the Methodist Sunday school and Epworth League of that plane, of wallah the rev. gentleman le pastor. Clinton. Will. Baer hae left for Nanaimo, B. O., where he baa a good situation ahead of him. Walter H. Manning made a collection for the National Patriotic Fund among the Organ Factory employees, raising over 960, D. A. Forreeter, who is etftll•feeding about one hundred bead of cattle, hae sold sixty of them dor present delivery to S. R. Smith. Fair Broe. and Rnneford Bros. each sold the flame quality, Madame Wall went down to the Home Oh Monday afternoon of last week and gave an excellent contest of vont and in. etiumental maeio in her usual sweet and pleasing style. The mesio was moll en- ,loyed by the inmatee, and they are very grateful. At the meeting of the Phblio School, B. J. Hoover woe elected chairman, J. Onnninghom, Secretary. The'report of Prinoipal Lough recommended the sink. Mg of an artesian well W. J. Cooper was re•eleoted ottretaker. The eotimateo to be submitted, Dail for $8100, H. Pennebaker, who is employed in the yard et the Organ Factory, met with a peculiar aooidant. He was using a want hook, when it Blipped, and the hen. dle flow up, striking his noes add outting it open ae glean ae if split with a knife. A doctor bad to emit over. Mrs, McLeod, of town, met with a earl aooident on Sunday afternoon, as she was returning from Sundayoohool, Blipping on the ice and breaking her leg at the thigh. On a previous maiden she bad the miefdrtuneto break her arm by falling in precisely the same way, On Friday evening the Ladies,' Aid So• May of Rattenbury St. oharoh, entertain- ed their' husbands, their aweet•bearte, the runtime of the ohoir, abd their wives and hnobaods,in a very hospitable and exceedingly pleasant manner, Tea was eorved in the leoture room of the dumb, alter witioh an informal program, chiefly of musk, was rendered.. - -. TELE BRUSSELS ,POST Seale t2 Hoover, of the Clinton Marble Works hoe been diseoived by mutual ooneen , and the business will be mum. ed by J, f3, Boyer. For this ssaeon Mr, Seale will still retain iiia oonneotion with the business ae salesman, Fair Broe,, having diepoeed .of their. saw mill maohloery, will tear down the buildinge00 bong in nee in 0onneotfon tberewitb. Wm, Deride, who was for years their bead eawyer, hae aooeptod a similar position with Doherty & 00„ and will take ottarge of tbe saw mill to be run ig oonneetiou with their establish. went, Horace Foster bee diorama(' of p his photographing bneineee to Mr. Bargees, late of Winnipeg, This anaounoement will take our resdere by ourprioe, and will be the oause of very general and ienoarn regret, For' 19 years be has been engaged in his present business, and hoe applied himselfso closely there. to that he finds it necessary to engage in eome other lie i e wh ori !tot o i.s Son- fining, Re has taken an interest in Oho Williams Shoe Co., of Brampton, and loaves therefor ae goon as he 000 wind up his affaire here. His removal is a depict, ed lose to the town, and while everybody will wieh him Flu00000, they dislike very =oh to see him go away. Word watch.. The Royal Templar° of this plane are preparing for a grand "Open Temple" on Monday evening, dem. 29th. Trinity oburoh Sunday eobool held its annual meeting and the reports of the teachers andotBoers ebowed the school to be in a prosperous condition. The following offiaere and teachers were ap• pointed:-Saperinteadeot, W. Watters ; A -evident Superintendent, Time. Goggin ; Beoretary.Treasurer, Ieaao Gamble ; Teachers, Adam Spence, William Wet. tiers, Thomas Goggin, Mre, Wm. Goggin, Mrs. Robert Gamble and Mre. Murton. A meeting for the re•organization of the hookey team was held in L. la„ Hooey'e hardware store. gaits) a number of the boye showed their interest in,the game by attending the meeting, and there ie every proepeot of potting a strong local team into action this eeseon. The following offtoere were elected :- Pres., Jos, Wade ; Seo. -Tread„ W. J. Johnston ; Man., Jas. Loren ; Com., L. G. Hooey and Jno. Walkey ; Capt., Burt Young, .How2O1 BRANCH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, -The annual meeting of the Howiok Agricultural Soolety was held in the Townehip $all, Gerrie, on Wedneeaay, 10th inst., the President, John H. John. don, in the their. The minutes of last annual meeting and the Directors' meet- ing daring the past year was read and adopted on motion of Robert Edgar and Robert Hardiog, Treasurer Wattere presented the Auditors' statement, show• i0g a balance of $222. It was certified by A. Mo:ardy and Dr. Spenoe. The annual report was presented, showing that 9254 86 had been paid out as prize money for 1899, and that there were 110 members for the same year. The follow- ing officers were eleoted :-Pres., John H. Johnston ; Vioe Pres., Robert Bard• ing; Directors, Alex. Robertson, ar., Jae. Bell, Ed. .Coining, Wm. Weir, Wm. Evans, Joo. Stewart, Ino, Bretbaaer, Robert Edgar and Wm. Daae ; Auditors, A. Maonrdy and D. Spence. The Dire°. tore appointed Wm. Watters as Seo,• Trete, for 1900. Story ur a slave. To be bound baud and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery. George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich., cella bow a slave was made free. He says : "My wife bat been so helpless for five years that ebe could notturn' over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Eltotrio Bit. tare, she is wonderfully improved and able to do ber own work." This en. pt. erne remedy for female dieeaoee quick- ly curet nervousness, sleeplessness, mel. anaholy, headaohe, baokaohe, fainting and dizzy spells, Th10 miracle working medioine is a godeend to all weak, sickly, ran down people. Every bottle guaran- teed. Only 500. Sold by G. A. Dead. man, Druggist. Oesilortlt. (Intended for last week.) Rev. Mr. McPherson, of Halifax, N. S., 000upied the pulpit of the Presbyterian oharch here the past two Sabbaths. He is a splendid preaoher. alD. McLennan and family, of Brussels, arrived here last week and will now be. come residents of Seaforth. We extend them a oordial welcome to our town. Tuesday uigbtof last week the hockey teams of Seaforth and Goderiob met 00 the rink here and after a hotly contested match the home team came off viotoro with a score of 8 to 5. On Saturday night, while playing hockey on the rink, Harold Broadfood poinded with another young man and had a severe gash inflicted in hie leg which will inoonvenience him consider. ably for some time. PATnloTro McETINo.-On Monday after• noon of this week a apeoial religiose service was held in Oardno'a Hall, when prayer was made for the British troops in South Africa. The meeting opened at 1 o'clock and continued until 2 p. m. The atoree and other places of bneineee were closed for the boor and as a dim - (meow the Hall was packed to the doors. Rev. Rural Dean Hodgins opaled the meeting and presided throughout. The following minietere, with him, occupied Beate on the platform :=Rev. Mr, Russell, Methodist Munch, Seaforth ; Rev, Mr. Musgrave, of DfiolCtliop ; Rev. Mr. Shaw, of Egmondville; and .Rev. Mr. MoPher- eon, of Halifax, N. S.,all of ••yhom took part in the program. Short but stirring patriotio a dreeses were given by Rev. Mr. MoPbersou and Rev. Mr. Russell. The music was farniebed by the united choice of the Methodist, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches who rendered some very ab010e seleotione, together with the audience, The meeting was brought to a close by prayer and singing the "National Anthem," The oolleotion taken in aid of the Red Cross Fend amounted to 9117. Sympathy for the British oause in South Africa is not wanting among the reeidente of Seaforth and vicinity, Tuoxnnetljon AoBir8LTunAL BnoIETY.- The annual meeting of the members of the Tuckers/111th Brandt Agrfoniturai So. ciety was bold in the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on Wednesday, 10th Met, There was a fair attendance. The flnaaoial etatemo11 ithowe the society to be in a very favorable partition. There ie oaeh'in the troaeary io the monist of $880, while the entire liabilities only amouht to: 91,200, and the valuable ilroperty whish the Sooioty owns on Goderigh aired ie worth ooneiderably snore than thie, With the aid which 140 been BO J)gllerouely voted by the munioi• palitlee of Seaforth, ',2pakoren1Itll and l!foRillop, the Society will be abls'to greet the new hall daring the Doming season end with a smart push on the part of the dirootore, booked up as they ehould be by the people, a good ebow Dan be made next Pall, and the Wieldy may be placed In a better and prosperous position than it hue. been in for years. `Phe following gffieere and direotore were elected ;-.W. G. Brgadfoo(, Taokeramith. Prop, ; D. D. Wilson, 8eafort)1, vice Pres, ; directors- Geo, Stile and 81. Broth.; lak,' tlorth Jas. Evapoand Wm, alufntoe3, MoRii• lop; Jas, l', MoMiohael and Jno, Staples, Pullen; Jno. T. Diuksonand Goo. Dhle, uokeremitb, The fuilowiug honorary directors, to work with and aid the raga lar board, were also appointed :-John Ellie and ,John Weir,: Seaforth ; Alex. Gardiner and John G. Grieve, MoRillop ; Thea. McMillanWm. 11 and Ryan, Hallett Y , G. P, .Cresswell and Robt. Charters, Tuok'eromith, Tboe. 0. Hays was 08• e va sy. o owing the parsimony And eongratulatione of their :donde, the bride" party drove to their owh 1917ee Where it 1110 supper awaited them. The pregents were many and neolul, 091110 of which dame from distant friends, Mr, and Mre, 73owman will live in Chester. ileld, taking with them tbe genial good wiobea of their large °kola of Mende for their future happiness sod prosperity, 2tentitricable Demme, Mrs. Miuhael +Curtain, Plainfield, Ili„ makes the statement, that aha naught poll, whiob nettled on her lungs ; she was treated fora month by herfamily physio• inn, but grew worse. He told bor (bat aha was a hopeless vietint of ponenmp• tarn and that no medioine could ogre her,. Her Druggist suggested Dr. Ring's New Dieonvery for Conanmptioo ; she bought a bottle end to her delight found borealf benefited by the first dose, She °potion. ed its nee and after taking six bottles, Mond Herself sound and well ; now does bar own housework, and 0e as well evershe was, -Free trial bottles of this Great Discovery atG. 4. Doadman's Drug atom, appointed Seo.•Treae„ and J. 0. Rode Culy 500 and 91,09, every bottle go'.'n„ and A. Young, auditors. 1 teed. lit n1arek'e. Iron Nerve Was the result of hie splendid health. Indomitabie will and tremendone energy where Stomach, Liver, 'Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the guessed they bring use Dr, Ring's New Life Pills, They de. velop every power of brain and body. Only 25o at Deadman'e dreg store. Atwood. The annual meeting of the patrons of the Newry factory will be held on the the 27th list, at 2 p. in. Mise Fanny Adams left on Tneeday of last week for Toronto where she has sectored a good situation, Principal Anderson entertained the eenior °lasees of hie department at his home on Tuesday evening of last week. Among those from this locality who attended the Dairymen's Oonventiou in Stratford last week were : W. D. Angus, the Miasma Morrison, S. Bennett and R. B. Ballantyne. The annual .meeting of the Donegal cheese factory was held Saturday after- noon, 13th inst. Following ie the Sec. rotary's report from April to Oat. 31et, 1899 : Total Ibe. cheese made, 164,777;1; total receipts, 916686,34 ; lbs. milk re. oeived, 1,821,123 ; cash paid patrotse, 814,609.00 ; paid for manufacturing, 91,977.34 ; total expenditure, $16,686.34. average lbs. milk to make 1 lb theeee, for season, 11.052. Average whoieaale price per lb. 10.088 ole. Average test for season, 3.544. The Donegal factory ie alwaye in the front rank. At Hopewell Methodist church, Man• °beater, Va., on Dee. 27, 1899, by Rev. Mr. Roddiok, Mise Eva M. Hastings, daughter of John Hastings, formerly of Atwood, wee united in marriage to Wal. ter S. Bowman, a prosperous young bneineee man of that oity. The bride was attired in cream cashmere trimmed with ribbon and lace and parried Mlles of I11Coles,wox•tlr. A. M. Patterson, of Galt, was visiting f ienda here.. The Molesworth Cheese and Butter Co. held their annual meeting on Satur- day 13th Met., to hear the report of the eeaeon'e make. The old directors were all re•eleoted. The total receipts were` 928,119:99total cheese, 289,286 ]ba. ; total milk, 8,118;370 Ibe. ; average price of obeeee, 8,67o. per 1b. ; average number lbs. milk to make 1. lb. of cheese, 10.77. The Synod of Montreal passed meas - urea in favor of deaooneseeo in the church and giving women votes at the vestry meetings. A ten-year.old boy named Edmund Depatie, reeiding at Point Bt, Obarlee, was killed at growing of the Grand Trunk in this towo. Brewer's Photo. Studio. Life -like Photographer Now is the time to get your Family Group taken. Groupe taken with great moms at our studio. We are equipped in all linea of the art. Cabinet Photos. $2.00 per dozen, other sizes in proportion. I wish you all a Happy New Year. H. R. BREWER, ARTIST. Spring Prints p g P. K. & Ginghams All Spring G-oods at Old Prices ,at,,.. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. SKENE'S. THE VERY CREAM Of fine Groceries for the Christmas Season le now being shown by as, every artiole being bright, Olean and fresh, and as quality ie the first essential we bare taken special care to eeleot only the finest geode for your inspection. A look through our store will ebow you that our stook of Fruits and Table Delicacies is very Dom• plate, and if yon have a single thought ofeoonomy we ask you to examine our goods before porohaefng and whatever yon eeleot in CURRANTS i RAI8INS PEELS FIGS or anything else for table use, you Dan rest and give your orders our beat attention. Oysters by Dish or Quart. ICINGS CHOCOLATES EXTRACTS, SPICES SHELLED WALNUTS& ALMONDS assured, we will do our best to please you Fine Stock of Confectionery. C. H. BARTLIFF, GROOER. SPRING . PRINTS. first shipment of Spring Prints Our has just arrived. No doubt it is early in the season for these goods but they are wanted. Anticipate your wants in this line and call and make your selections. February Patterns and Fashion Sheets to hand. A.STRACNAN. e .. r WitelEINNON& Co., BILL OF FAKE THIS WEEK, MedalExtract Lemon and Vanilla, per. bottle,: En, 10a, 15o, 26o and 65o ; Geld Baking Powder, 100 size for 5a ; Forest Oity Baking Powder1 ound eealere, veinal 20e ; Good Bad Salmon, 2 tine for 25e ; 10 bare Soap, Pyo sage, for 25o ; Good Toilet 8pap, per cake to ; Laundry Starch, in pound paoltagee, worth 1Qo for 7o ; Good Corn Starch, in packages, 6o ; Choice Mixed Pickles, in bottles, 12ko ; Eddy's Matches, per box, 10a ; Good japan Tea, 20o per -pound or 8 pounde for Seo ; ahoioe Japan Tea, our owe importation, worth 30efor 26o ; Blue Ribbon Tea blank and mixed, 230, 40o, 60a and 600 ; Salads Ceylon Tea, black and mixed, 25o, 400 and 50o ; Ea cleaned Carrants, in 3pound' boxes, very o peoial, 25o ; Choice Selected Vale of n a Raisins, 8 pounds for 250• Orme kB1 ao ell !s best Lemonn Peel.perpound 200 ; Women's Wearing Shoes, now worth 91,25 for 91; Men'e Reavy 811008, extension soles, special 91.50 ; Men's Heavy Rubbers, 2 buckles, high out, 01000 fitting, 91 50 ; Mon's Heavy Spoke at 40o, 00c, 750 and $1.2$ ; !fen's Lec in o at $1.5, 91 50 and 81.85 ; Ladies' Fine Dongola Shoes, at $1.26, 81,50 and 81.758 Men's Line Dongola Shoes. at 91.50, 92 and 92,50 ; new Prints, fast colors, worth too for 7}0 ; Mens Heavy Ribbed and Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 26e, 40e and 50o ; Men's Top Shirte, made of windproof moleskin, very apeoial 60o; Men's Heavy Wool Socks, ribbed tope, worth 18o, 2 pairs for 2511; Men's Fine Dogekin Coate, worth 920, for 916:96 ; Ladies' Aetraohau Jackets, worth 925 for $21 ; Ladies' Astrachan Jackets, worth $85 for 920.95, CASH AND ONE PRiCE, • M'KINNON & CO., BLYiH. Are You Thinking of Buying a Pfainl 0 or ? ••�ry�,�,}�pp��••�q,��p• y,�g��_G�-�}���••ry,�•��'y } �}�••��yC�Q0�0C�� S�trOV�,,B�• 'l.7"evz5^J' 'w..,J'z't...J•' -It`'lJR`t..J'R,t`J"4..9`tS' .1" .J'+,..i"i.Jl"V"�i.1 u:o If so you should see our Gurney's Imperial RANGED Seven of these Ranges sold since the Brussels Fair. They ease more Fuel Do better Work Are easier Regulated Than any other of their glad Also a large display of Base Burners, Opal and Wood Heaters. A 6 -hole Steel Range, furnished complete, for 850. It takes 26 inch wood. The heat is alwaye the Cheapest. y ^y Youwillsave your mmo�ne^y� yby �calling on us �^y r ^p S-1,.. <•oJrib.l�'rti il"L'.+9"iei ,EitY�"M.li't1..4Y '>bib'ryi ii ofgef'ta•l9"r8kr'td•IR Wilton & Turnbull When It Cornea to Furniture We have something to say of special interest to everyone who has a home to provide for. Whether it is a Parlor Suite, Couch, Bedroom. Suite, Sideboard, Extension Table, Rockers, Dining Chairs, Anything, Everything that is desirable. We handle the Doherty, Thomas and Dominion Organs and Pianos. Our prices cannot be beaten. 75 Picture Framing attended Mtoouldincarefgsuto frolly and largemselect . You will make no mistake if you select your furniture at ( JNO. WA-�rLKER'S. �..�.:�`�aZr :��"X71;:5'9"'lGG.:��L".�"�"°e;L,:✓' Ewan Innes A WORD Sleighs and ABOUT Cutters. . O FOR THE COMING SEASON. Nearly 50 to Choose from, all the runners of which are the very best 2ND Qltowoil HIOIioaY -Not Elm or Oak as is generally used. We have more Cotters to allow in our Sale Rooms than oan be found in any other town in Ontario. Our prides are VERY LOW this season, notwith- standing the great advance in the prime of MI material used in the oonstrue- tion of them. One look through our Sale Roma will convince the moat skeptical that we have the only chop in this part of the country where you oats get both Choice, Pride and Valve. OUR HARNESS than ever. Ewan nnes, Carriage Builders, Brussels.