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1V/Aa. 15, 1900
TUE BRUSSELS 2OST
BUSINESS CARDS.
1 //FQNF/Y TO LOAN AT 5 PER
clout, V.S. 8COT2', Brussels,
1'V Id.. MoOR&CKEN-
a Tomer of Marriage Licenses, Of.
floe at Greoery,'f'uruberry street, Brnseois,
ipt N. I3ARRETT-
L . Tonsorial Artist, 01109—NEXt door
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North
ilidren'0 hartoutting Bank,
111,001011). Toa' and
FARMS FOB, SALE—.THE UN•
L 011Re10111tn hat) eeyeral good Vanua for
011�o1'arr1e and 000y, iitenSCOTT,B Townships
M. MORRiSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
TPIACIIER OF- ,
PIANO AND ORGAN,
$R.YTSSFJSS, 00 .
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
• 1x800000,
FIRE AND, MARINE.
'GUELPH •.
T. FLETCHER
Issue, .of Marriage Licenses,
OsTICE AT JEWELRY SToBE.
IND Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brothels
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MESS. SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
Academie graduate of London 001380008 -
tory of Itfusion also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form iu the Oooservatnry of
Mueio.
Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. BUN TER —u
_Lk.LEX.
of the Forth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent ; Auction•
tions m de a invested
iu Graham slNloc1413rue-
sela,
AUCTIONEERS,
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
•
EEn, will sell for better prices, to
bettor men, in less time and lees chargee
than any other Auctinuoor in East Huron or
can alwale beg arranged thinat tlltso ogle° or and by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(FonoIERLY OP aEA1OR1E)
DENTIST.
Graduate o1 R. 0,13 S., Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Hoekol's School, Chicago, in
crown and bridge work. ,-Trines same as
in surrounding towns.
1.
Gabe over A, R. Smith's store, B russets.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
v.., . Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals lin a onmpet-
ant manner. - Particular attention. paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Oa11e promptly at-
tended. to. 01108 and Inarmary—'Fant doors
North of bridge, Tnrnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
W. M. SINCLAIR—
Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o. OfUae-8 towart'e Block
1 door North of Centras 130001,!
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solicitor, &o, Office over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
MG. CAMERON
• (Formerly of Oomeron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Godericb
Ont.• Office—Hamilton street; opposite Col.
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL. CARDS.
E. T. SNIDER,
09. D., C. DI.;
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, •Bingston ; Member of the Col.
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario:
Diseases of Women and Children a special-
ty. Nine years experience.. Office and rep-
idoaeo, opposite English church, Brussels.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
alt. D., (1. m,_
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College,ffiembor College of Physicians and
Burgeons Out, Licenttato of the Royal Col-
lege of Ishyticiane and Lioontiate of Miti-
wirery,Edinburgh,t. '1'016p/wee No.11,
Residouco-11111 et000t, Bruse018.
DR. WM. L, HOLMES,
01178101008, 013380014 AND 000000311011,
(Successor to Dr. P. 1t. 1(albttufeob)
111, D, Bellevue Hospital Mrd, Col., New
York ; M D 0 M.Victoria Uuiversity,Toron-
to ; Member of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario, Special attention pant
to diseases of women, eye, ear, novo and
throat. 310.01
D. P. SMITH, -.-7f".
M. G. O. M.,
Graduate of McGill Obltoge, Montreal, A.,
&o, All epellalty work satisfactorily treat.
ed. Oinee upstairs in the Strcttou Bleak
Office bourn, 9 to 12 a. m„ and 7 10 10 9.131
Specialist
as throat,
tbo office asedenoDlilabt
Street, from 2 to e p m. A11 medicines will
be dioponsod personally by the Dr, or under
his divot - 0upervi8lon.
It is reported that the mother of Mre
L. Vincent, Exeter, ie one of fifty heirs
to a fortune of about $40,000,000, whist,
wa8 left to the nearest' of lain by a relit
five who lived in the United Stales to th,
early part of the century, and who time
about eighty years ago. The money hyo
boon at interest sinoo.
,NEW TERM NOW OPEN.
Enter as Soon ns Possible.
CENTRAL
ljusiNE
./ 5tral fora O•kii
A sgbool offering adv0nta(,ee not to be
found elsewhere in the Dominion. ` '
Catalogue Free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
�dx •� 1r tbmm 0911 ,
CENTRALfA ('110) ..has a. flourishing
organization known oe the "Baokbone
Club," It has neither sign, nor pass
word, a local paper says, but every, mem•
ber must eign a paper that they will not
use toba000 during 1900. The rulespro.
vide that if any member shall break hie
pledge he must wear on the lapel of hie
ooat a badge bearing in, large letters the
words : "I Have No Baokbone,"
WAR ParoogoRS,—A well known Bros•
eoliteasked the Montreal .Witneee the
following question that will be of tntereot
to many :—When a British soldier is
taken prisoner of war in battle aud„held
by the enomy does his regular pay run
on Re, if he was doing cervica for Britain 7
Auo,_-A Britieb soldier made prisoner
of war, a000rding to Elie Army regulations
loses his pay and allowauoee during the
period of hie oaptivity. At the nom•
menuement of the present campaign,
however, an order was awed eua endiu
p n g
thioa the resent Will
alOGion eo far ar
rg a p
is concerned, eo the Boers' prisoners are
credited with their pay during the time
they are in oaptivity.
ORAN3 TMINIt IilItR0000100T0.—During.
the 3'0801899 the Grand Trunk Railway
expended $550.000 upon improvements in
the middle division. The expenditures
wore for new rails and yard building et
York, Berlin, Palmerston and Sarnia
tunnel ; new bridges and buildings, in
oludiug freightsheds at Woodetook,
Hamilton, Beameville, Grimsby and
Jordan • extension of Sime street
freight son
sheds, Toronto, and new etatione
at Galt, Bright and Brussels,. In the
present year they intend to expend an
even larger sum in improvements, a
number of which will be around Toronto.
One of these will be a new station at
Queen street €Etat, ;Goal ahutee,(roew
turntables and double tracking will be
000struoted at different pointe. Double
tracking will be laidjfbetween Niagara
Falls and Hamilton, and at pointe be
tweet Hamilton, Londonland Sarnia.
These improvemenle will cost about 9800,
000.
MOODY'S RE.1IAmoAOLE LIFE.—We 'hove
received a book of mach importance at
the present time, from the Pole Pula
liehiug Company, Toronto, "The life of
D. L. Moody." - The book is attraotive,
and ie well printed on good white paper
Thirty-three pages of illaetratione em•
belliell its pages, covering Lhe outatandiug
features in Mr. eloody'e career, home lite
and religions experience. Its oireutation
will probably , be very large, as Mr.
M„ody had a powerful influence in
Canada, was known here quite aa well as
across the line, and his woe a potent
name in thousands of Christian house•
holds. The book is published at 25 cents
in heavy paper cover, or 50 °ante boned
in cloth, la for sale at all bookstores or
will be sent postpaid by the publiohere on
receipt of price. Everyone will want to
read the story of the life work of this res
markable man.
Tun. DELINEATOR.—To almost every
9101 there Domes, between girlhood' and
womanhood, a time when ehe feels
prompted by her own vitality to take
some share in the world's work. It 00-
oounte for much that is vigorous in
ohurob andaseoial life, Cornelia Atwood
Pratt writes of thio period, in the Mare))
Delineator. Her artioie is thrilling, and
willin itself do much to induoe direot
nese of aim. In the name number, as if
to add meaning to Miee Pratt's thoughts,
tbere is a well illustrated article, of great
interest to Women, dealing with the
leaders of Wonea'e Colleges, and some of
theoo-educational institutions. A timely
article fa the Maroh Delineator is devot
ed to the detaile of growing seede, planta
bulbs, The timeliness is outweighed,
however, -by the fact that the article is
designed to open up -to women a new•line
of healthful moneymaking. The Deline•
ator is devoted solely to the interests of
women, and in many of its main features
is an invaluable guide to tbe'thrifty
women who purohaeo olothing, yet desire
advice and euggeetione in doing so. 15
cents; all nowodealero.
EAST HORON M. P.—The Ottawa nor•
respondent of the Toronto Star pays the
fallowing well deserved tribute to Dr.
Macdonald, Bast Huron's clever M. P.
Macdonaid, ofpEeat Huron, is a•vet•
eran parliamentarian. He Speaks nu•
thoritatively of the times and events of
the MIackenzie Administration. He has
watched many politioel stare wax and
wane and has pursued the even tenor of
hie way. Dr. Macdonald ie not a plans.
man. His highest ambition is to serve
hie country well and to advise soundly.
It is regrettable that owing to the late
honr at which he began hie speech on
the transportation question not math of
it got into the newspapers, although it
etande a valuable repository of facts on
'he pages of Hansard, and will, no doubt,
be need largely for editorial reference.
Dr. Macdonald has =Heated a number of
fade on the Montreal Harbor improve
menta which go to show the people of
Western Ontario that the Government
polity is of general advantage aud- that
the benefit is not oonfiue.d to Montreal
alone. It ie characteristic of Dr. Mae.
)ionald'e accuracy that bo vieited Mont•
real, twice at Ieaet, when be wee getting
hie data together. He got hie facts at
ant hand, which fe a practise that many
It member of Parliament might emulate
with good results. Mr. Tarte, who ie
past master of thie transportation tines•
tion,lietened very attentively to Dr, Masa
donald's epeeoli and applauded frequently.
la long as Dr. Maodonold represents
East Huron in Parliament, the electors
.if tdat riding will not suffer for informs•
ion on ail the leading public questions.
Phe Dootoe does not essay rhetorical
(lights, bat mime t0 convince the average
-lector in a way exporionoe has proved to
oe boat—he gives hum hard, incontroverif.
bile foots to swallow.
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Gwe14'1 to.
Mfae Ohamberiaio, of BLy'b, 18 1'184,
ing at the poet °Mee,
Jae, White left on Wodneeday morn.
log for Neepewa, Man,
Rev, Mr, Garbutt hoe bean euffaring
from a severe attack of quthey,
Goo. Dane is now behind the counter
in D. F. 7ardine'e general store.
Geo. Bone left on Wednesday morn.
Mg of last week for the House of Refuge
iu Clanton,
Rev, Frannie Swan, of Ripley, preach.
ed in the Methodist ohurab oa Sabbath
in the iutereet of Mieeions.
A eubeoriptiou list was eiroalated in
town on Monday of last week for the
purohaee of a new flag for the banner.
pole.
The. arrangements are now complete
for the concert to be given in favor of
the Patriotic Fund. The date boa been
faxed for the 23rd ins'.
Jae.•Gamble, ''who has been clerking'
under 'D. F. Jardine for the past two
years, bee secured a situation in Mani•
Gobs and will leave for there on the 20th,
A,tWoott.
Mrs. G. F. Thompson hae been serious-
ly 111 of eryeiplee in her fade and other
oompiioatione.
W. 8. Inglis and family moved into
town Mat week, having rented Jae. Han
na'e reeideeoe.
The flax mill negotiations toolt another
twist, when W. F. Forrest took the mill
off the Company's "hands at 93,000, pay-
able May let, 1900. He also bought the
Oompany'e seed, 139 bushels, at 91.25 per
bushel. , The shareholdere ought to real-
ize about $10 on moil share a 925,00,
Reeoluti0 na were passed at the Febru-
ary meeting of the Atwood Quarterly
Board complimentary to J. W. MOBain
and J. W. Boyd faithful workers in the
Methodist church who are retiring from
office. The Board extended to Rev. Mr.
Fear a hearty vote of thanks and a unan.
imoue invitation to remain a third year,
every member of the Board endorsing
the resolution.
Rev. Mr. Fear, who ie nothing if not
original and resourceful, has thought out
a novel plan for raising money for ebe
erection of a new Methodist oburoh in
Atwood, Every member, ia asked to drop
one cent a day during 1900 into a pyre, -
nidal pasteboard box provided for the
purpose. Sh.mid all the members of the
church respond, at the end of the present
year there will have been collected con.
eiderably over $300 for the proposed
church without appreciably burdening
the congregation.
11.,ita1oWt 8.
Mr. Philips, principal of the High
Sobool, was laid off last week throegh
illness.
The Morrie, Feild, Rogers Co's em•
ployeee have Bent to the Globe .$92 61,
the prooeede of -the canoed.
Dr. and Mr. Dingman were in Toronto
last week and heard Dr, Henry Irving,
the greatest of living' tragedians, is "Rob.
eapierre.”
The total amount of Liotowel's contri-
butions to the Patriotic Fuod, inoludine
$10 forwarded by Christ Meath through
the Synod office, Loudon, ie 9660.
A oharity concert will be given in' Mo.
Donald's Mueio hal on Thursday even-
ing. 29Th Marob, for which a good pro•
gram is being prepared by the Choral
Society, assisted by•otb'er town talent.
Conrad aud Mre. Zilliax havethe eym•
pathy of their many friends in the lose of
their little boy, Clarence, aged nearly
throe years, who died on Friday, 2nd
into, of croup.. Mr. and .Mre, Zilliax
have lost several . children -wilhiu the
past fewyears by the a+me dieease, which
makes their present bereavement seem
all,the more severe. ,
The death of Russel T. Rolle, son of
T. H. Rolls,,, of the Grand Central,
though not altogether uuexpeoted, name
with terrible suddenness shortly after
noon on Wednesday of Mat week. Since
an attack of fever in 1898 hie health -had
not been good, lung trouble having eet in
Latterly he had been growing wares, yet
he fought off the dieease manfully, re•
volved not to take to hie bed, and almost
every day he was to be aeon driving up
and down the street in the fresh air. He
had been ont as usual exeroieieg his oolt
on Wednesday morning, and had just
partaken of bis dinner when he was cud.'
denly seized with hemorrhage of the
hinge and in a very few mmntee passed
away. Deceased was Mr. Rolle' eeocnd
-on and was in his 27111 year. Previous
to his illness he hal been associated with
his father in the hotel, and ales the farm.
Deoeaeed wait a member of the I. 0. F
and Maooabee societies. The funeral
took place Friday afternoon to Fairview,
cemetery.
For ts-wlch.
John Walkey left for Hamilton, where
he expecte to enter upon a situation.
Jae. Tooker, Irl. P. P. for East Welling•
ten, spent a few days visiting his eieter,
Mre. R. I. Hooking.
Thos. Downey is having a considerable
quantity of ice stored away for the use
of the new baker, who has leased hie
premises.
Ou Thnreday, February 22nd,' John
Henneborg received a telegram from
Washington, Ont., informing him that
bio mother was dying. Ile left for there
the following morning, bat she bad ex•
pired before his arrival, Deoeaeed was
eixtyfive years of ago.
A meeting for the purpose of organiz-
ing and devising manna for the raising of
money in aid of the Canadian Patriotic
Fund was held in Donaghy's Hall on
Wednesday evening of last week. Thos.
Gibson was voted to the chair and Dr.
Spence was appointed Seo,•Trene. It
was decided to hold a public. concert, and
A. O. Hutohineon, Wm. Wattere, James
Loree, Dr Spence, Mrs. Spence, Mies
Janet Cook end Mrs. A.'Wyneee were
appointed as a committee to arrange for
the same, A subscription list will be
circulated at once, and should be signed
by every man, woman and obild in the
village and.surrounding country, Thos.
Gibson, B. S. (look and A. McCurdy are
the committee in charge.
The annual meeting of the County
Orange Young Briton Lodge of Welling•
ton, Huron and Bruce was held in
Mount Forest on Monday of last week.
A. goodly number of delegates were press
sent, and the lodge re organized, Pettit
being added to the above ooantiee, The
next annual meeting will be held in
, L?ordwioh, to which arrangements beve
been made to pay delegatesexpenses from
the primary lodges. The following ofyi•
sore were elected and installed -W, 0,
M„ Seo, Spotter' , Wroxeter ; D A1„
John Montgomery, Orange Hill Chap.,
Chas, Lewis, Mount Forest ; Bee. Seo,
John M. Thompson, Fordwleb ; Fin'
Soo„ D. L. Weir, Orange H1ii ; D, of 0,,
H, Morrison, (onn, ; Lent„ A. Boyd,
Oonn, ; Dept. Leoturere, Boot, (button,
Fnrdwioh, and William lserguson,Orange
IIIA,
rev.
The following be the report of S. 8, No,
9, Grey, for the month of February.
The attune Are arranged in order of
merit. Sr. IV—Verne McNaught, Ella
MONaagbt, Rueeel Robertson, James
Moon, John McKay, Jr. 1V --Lorenzo
Bray, Bob. De1wfler, Willie Harrison,
Ethel MoNaught. Sr. III—Harry Mo.
MoNauglat, Frank Harrison, Wilbert
Bray, Willie Mann, Nellie Barbottle,
George Mann, Norman MoNaught, Wen.
ley McKay. Sr, II—Willie Hawley,
Kate Harbottle, Robbie McKay, Maggie
Mann, Henry Matey, Hannah McKay,
P vony Geiger. Jr. II—Winnie Me•
Naught, Sadie McKay, Sr, Ps, II—AI-
fred Machan. Intermediate, Pt. II—
Ferans MoNeught, Ulla Bray, Rae Rote.
Br. Pt. I—Alex Mann, Walter Noble.
Ir. Sr. I—Lizzie Lames, Alioc McKay,
Pearl Harrison.
Nina J. Iebioter, Teacher,
8onoon Reronr.—The following is the
report of B. S. No. 1, Grey, for the month
of February ,—P, 0, L,—W. Armstrong,
242 ; C. Armstrong, 219 ; W. Armetroug,
192 ; B. Bielby, 179. IV olaee—A. Dick
eon, 552 ; ld, Blake, 520 ; B. Armstrong,
494 ; J. Bielby, 422 ; E. Roz011, 418 ;
D. Davidson, 406.; W. Switzer, 395 ;
N Fraliok, 3518; G. Blake, 353; E. slid.
linger, 196. Sr. III—T. Bielby, 325 ;
B. Davidson, 310; F. Davidson, 302 ;
L. Dioksoh, 232 ; W. Stevenson, 205 ;
Dark, 282
iff88.' Jr III—S. r
M. and 1
U
W. Farquharson, 156 ; W. G
laeeie� 145
A.
aw o 111 ; J. Randa 108 ; J, Ho L eog
gard, 95'; 51. Dark, 57. Br. II—A, Glae.
eier, 354 ; A Gordon, 352 ; M. Hoggard,
271 ; A. Glaeeier, 192. Jr. II—L. Blake,
368 ; H. Rozall, 273 • J. Stevenson, 242 ;
L. Grant, 162. Part lI—Joh. Diokeon,
381 ; Jao. Dickson, 355 ; S. Armstrong,
266 ; J. Armstrong, 263 ; F. Al000k, 240 ;
R. Graig, 239 ; F. Lawson, 131. Sr. I—
L. Switzer. S. R. Oaerar, Teacher.
McKillop.
The auction Bale of H. E, Burkholder,
on 6th inat., went off well, totalling a.
bout $900. Everything woe sold, good
prices being realized, especially on stock.
F. 8. Scott, of Brussels, was the auction-
eer. Mr. Burkholder and family will
leave for Edmonton, N. W. T., where
they have two none, about the end of the
month. The family will be greatly
missed eepeoially in the Methodist cherish
and school at Walton. Mies Ida was pre•
canted with an album and an appropriate
addreee by the Primary tease before
leaving. Mr. Burkholder woe Snperin•
tendeut of the snimbi. Barkholder Bros.
bave purchased a Coal mine and will
work it in addition to farming,
(Intended for last week.)
To the Editor of TELE POST :
Dear Sir ;—Ybur note on my letter in
last week's POST says I wee mistaken in
quoting Statutes, Municipal Aot R. 8.
0. 1897, Seo. 583, Sub, See. 14, reads as
follows :—By Oouooils of ooantiee and
towns having less than 100,000 inhabi-
tants, and by commissions of police in
cities having 100,000 inhabitants or
more, that is three distinot corporations
having powers and the. County Council is
the first named. This Bab. -Seo. 14 ex-
plains what artiolee oan be sold without
licence. Sub. Seo. 15 aaye County
Connoile at their dieoretion may appoint
the County Treasurer, County Clerk, or
Clerk of any municipality in Coauty to
issue license. Sub -Seo. 16 fixes the
fees not to be more than $50, $30, 915
and 91 as staled in my last letter, to be
charged by Coundile of Counties, cities
and towns. There can be no mietake in
the interpretationof the Ontario Statotee.
When I read the By-law I looked over
the Statutes to see it there were any a..
mandmente and it you name a eeotion in
the Statutes of 1898 or '99 amending the
above I will apologise for making a mise
take. I am no advocate of pedlars hut I
think it is not fair or honest to charge a
man with a pack on hie back $50 license,
One of this Maas told me on Saturday
be only sold 91.75 worth in five days and
give 92.00 worth of stuff for meals and
lodginge at the same time and by mak.
ing the license eo high mime that clan
to run the risk of a fine.
Jae. C. Monmeoo.
[NOTE Dr EDITOR.—It Mr. Morrison will
torn to Ontario Statutes; '1898, page 8,
Chap. 2, in t'An Act to correct certain
clerical and typographical' errors in the
Revised Statutes of 1897" lie will find the
neoeseary information to warrant him
goading the proffered apology next week.]
The Business
Ontarii
ListowcL College.
t=AU.V. To ANY IN ONTARIO.
4 thorough, complete and praotieal train•
ing in all branobee of Oommeroial work,
at considerably leen than regular rates.
For full information apply
nooma of college ever Pest 0111030.
L. HARTT,
LIS'r0WEL, PRINCIPAL.
The standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and weir,
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exoeption of Brenoheein the Yukon Dig-
triot.
RATES :
Under $10 $0.08
$10 to 20 0.10
20 to 30 0.12
30 to 50 . 0.14
J. N. (GORDON, Agent, BRUSSELS
1111111 Words I
Skate grinding attended to
with neatness and dispatch.
I also Sharpen Horse Clippers, Reis
core, bread knives and other edged tools
in op•to date style.
Saw Gumming and Filing attended
to In a Workmanlike manner. Batis.
faction assured.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
Spectacles
—0F ALL RINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optioal methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
McLEOD'S
System. Renovator
—AND 00005—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Itnpare, Weak and Impoveriebed
Blood, Dyepepeia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
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algia, Lose of Memory, Brouchitie, Con•
snmplion, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, 81, Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
-LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
Sold by Jae, Fox. Drugglit, Brunch
Spring Prints
P K. & Ginghams
A1.1 Spring Goods at
Old Prices at....
Agent for Parker's ••
Dye Works.
SKEN E'S.
THE VERY CREAM
01 fine'Grooeries 'for the Christman Season is now being shown by ne, every
article being bright, olean and fresh, and as quality ie the first essential we have
taken special care to select only the finest goods for your inspection. A look through
our store will 8)103 you that our stook of Fruits and' Fable Delicatles ie very com-
plete, and if you have a single thought of e0unomy we eek you to examine our goods
before purchasing and whatever you select in
CURRANTS
RAISINS
PEELS
FIGS
ICINGS
CHOCOLATES
EXTRACTS, SPICES
SHELLED WALNUTS tit ALMONDS
or anything else for table use, yon oan rest assured, we will do our beet to please you
and give your orders oar beet attention.
Oysters by 67
Dish or QuarHTL
t. /� p /Fi/ne Stock of Confectionery.
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HOW WE DO IT
Let us llluotrate our business by yours. No matter whet your
bueineee or palling is, you know the power of Deets in baying, You know
how manufacturers bunt for it, bow whale go down before it. You know
what an edvautage casts gives io the matter of discounts, You know -She
tremendous advantage of the big buyer, the man, who, if he buys at all,
buys largely, You know there is a great differeooe between the prides
quoted to him and those quoted to the emelt buyer. Now apply these
well known basivaes conditions to our bueinees—We buy for oath ; we sell
for mush always ; we boy large quantities ; we sell large quantities—Any-
one clan see by the orowde we handle. Now isn't it perfectly plain that We
oon, and do, save money for than who buy their goods at this store,
Don't be satisfied to stay away and doubt, (tome in and get tbe benefits
your neighbore are getting,
—Ladies' Cloth Jackets, regular price 95 for $2.50. •
—Ladiee' Fur Lined Capes, worth $20 for $15.
—Men's Wallaby. Far Coate, worth $18.50 for 913,95.
—Aetraoban Jackets, worth $25 for $20.
—Aetraoban Capes, worth $18 for $14.95,
—Men's Fine Beaver Overcoats, ve'vet (otler, $10 for $8,50.
The above goods will be cleared out regardless of ooat, 0e we will carry no
goods over till another nation.
1VI[cIEINNON & Co., BLYTII.
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BRUSSELS,
Our in the front rank for Tip-top Flour.
Our Manitoba Brand is Firat-
class, taking 1st prize at the Fall Exhibition.
Chopping done by the Stone process, recognized as the
Best in use. Satisfaction assured.
Oatmeal always on band for sale or exchange for oats.
Dry .gmeriean Corn by the Car Load.
1st all hinds of Mill Feed.
Special Attention given to Gristing.i
Improvements have been made that add to our ability to do the
very best for our customers.
W. F. Stewart.
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Are You Thinking of
Buying a Range or Cook Stove ?
d1 If so you should see our
Gurney's Imperial RANGED
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Seven of these Ranges
$ sold since the Brussels Fair.
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Wilton & Turnbull
They save more Fuel
Do better Work Than anyother of their class
Are a ter Regulated d
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Also a large display of Base Burners,
Goal and Wood Heaters.
A 6 -hole Steel Range, furnished complete,
for $50. It takes 26 inch wood.
The heat is always the Cheapest.
Yon will 8098 your money by oalliog on us
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When ,rt COMM to
Furniture
We have something to say of special interest to everyone
who has a home to provide for. Whether it is a
.'arbor Suite, Couoh,
Bedroom Suite, Sideboard,
.Extension Table, .Rockers;
Dining Chairs,ri'XICT S
Anything, Everything that is desirable.
We handle the Doherty, Thomas and Dominion Organs
and Pianos. Our prices cannot be beaten.
Picture Framing asttock tendoed£Mouldito carefullytoselecand large
uga t from.
You will make no mistake if you select your furniture at
LINO. WALKER'S.