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MAR, 22, 19QQ
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BUSINESS CARPS,
Tt,TONFY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
11'1 cent. F,.R, SCOTT, Bruesele,
H. MOORAO11EN—
• Ieouer of Marriage Licences. Ot•
Roo µt Greaery,Turnberry street, 11tae0ole,
N: BARRETT—
• Toneor1111 Artist. Shop—Next door
North of the Standard B auk. Ladies' and
Chlldron'o hair elating a specialty,
i ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN.
nanel0NE0 has several good Farms 100
sale add to r• nt, easy terms, 111 Townships
of Morris and Grey. F $. SCOTT,Brdesele
M. MORRiSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
TEACHER OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
BR.—r.„ M=T�S, MIST.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue!. of Marriage Licenses,
O1r81011 AT JEWELRY STOBE,
KrPNo Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MiSS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE,
L. O. M..
Academic graduate of London 'Coneerva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Associated
Musician o! Ontario, to prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare motif! for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Male. '
Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX.. HUNTER—
Clark of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, NotaryA Publi ,
Land,Loan and Insurance Agent;
eer. Funds invested and to'loan. Collec-
tions made. Offioe in Graham'siBlocb,llrua-
eele.
.AUCTIONEERS.
sso OOwiTTll sABll eAr N better to
batter men, in less time and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Beat Huron or
he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders
personal
can.
lways beaarranged
ui ed at this office or by
- DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(FORMERLY Or 0EA801 11)
DENTIST,
Graduate of R. 0. D 8,, Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Haeliol's School, Chicago, in
in aurronndinggtowns. 1: -Prices seals as
OMae over A. R. Smith's store, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
J
D. WARWICK.—
. 130000Graduate
dt0rat
Vet-
erinary College, roPareto treat all Ma-
eases
domesticated
compet-
ent mner.Priularttention p� to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended
t-
Co rt of bridge,, To. Offloo urdbd elry et., Brussels. rmary—Four Dore
North.
LEGAL. AND CONVEYANCING.
WM. f,SINOLAIR--
• Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
1 door Nor MI of Pentrall Hotel wart's Block
solioltor for the Standard Bank,
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER
Solicitor, deo. 08100 over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village o1 Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
M' G. CAMERON—
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
ta n) Barrister itoriela
On
Cameron)
mitstreet, Solicitor,
Col-
boroa Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., O. M.,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col -
logo of Physicians and 8urgeon0 of Ontario.
Dfsea988 of Women and Children aspeoial-
idenNine
opposite lingiieh church, Brussels. 9
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
111. D., C. 31.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Phyeiciane and
Burgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Cot.
loge of Phyeiciane and Licentiate of Mid-
Wifery Edinbu rah. Iraa-Telephone No.14,
1001(lerme—M1lrstreet, Brussels.
<h DR. L. HOLMES!
meIOIAN, SURGEON AND 000010HEUn,
(Successor to Dr. F. 1L Bnlbfleisell)
M. D. Bellevue Hospital Med. Col., New
YToron-
to
;lem o of the Co01.1 llege 01 Physiciansria and
Surgeons of Ontario. 8pooial attention paid
to diseases o1 woman, eye, ear, nose
hand
tkrdat.
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. O. M.,
°vacillate of McGill Collage, Montreal, Sr.,
dm. All epoolaltyy work satisfactorily treat-
ed..Office .upstairs in the Steelton Block.
011100 hours, 0 to 12 a. m., and 7 to 10 p, m.
Specialistwork, such as for eye, oar, throat,
street from M2 to at his
m,r� All met cinesUwill
be dispensed personally by the Dr, or under
his direct cupor visiou.
At 0bcs1ey, Halliday & Oo.'3 general
store wae damaged by fire to the extent
of $14,000.
At the annual meeting of. the Wsatern
Canada Prase Asaooiation at Winnipeg it
, wag decided to have an 08 3rsion during
the doming Summer to Buffalo and
Toronto.
3BCstr c ; Chis,
Cviorri•j,
Jos. Bennett IMO left for Manitoba.
Patrictto concert in the town hall on
Friday evening.
WOO Mollie MOMains, of Elma, is visit-
ing Miee Mary Perkins,
Rev. 0. C. ,fiaine, of Pine River, wag
in town last week visiting Mende anti al-
quaintanoee.
Rev. Mr, Garbutt preaobedEduaat-
iooal sermons in the Fordwioh Methodist
church last Sabbath morning and even-
ing.
Whoa Sell, of S6. Marys, formerly of
this pleas, has moved to Walkerton,
where he has entered into partnership
with A. A. Blank,
Rev. Mr. Garbutt's subject in the
Methodist ohurah on Sunday evening,
25111 inst., will be, "Some renewal" why
Methodists ehould not dance."
Trowbrlda e.
Mise Mary Code, who bee been visiting
in Peel, (turned.
Mr. Williams, of Oak River, Man.,
was visiting with B, McCormick.
Mies Ettie Code, who has been visit-
ing in Gorrie, returned home aaoompan-
ied by Mr. and Mise James.
The Willing Workers of the Metho-
dist aburoh will give a Tea in the base.
meat of the ohurah on the evening of
28th inst.
Miee Minnie Code, who hes been sick
in Bld8vale for acme weeke, has so far
recovered ae to be able to return to her
home. We hope ehe will soon 130 Cenral -
men t.
Mr. Clark has arrived and taken charge
of the blaokemithing business here. We
welcome Mr. and Mut. Clark to the vil-
lage, and that they w
ill never have
teaeon to regret having come.
A very quiet wedding took plane on
Tuesday, 13th inet., at the home of Hugh
Oliver, when his second daughter, Annie,
was united in matrimony to Mr. Cron, of
Midland' City, Midi. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr. Bristol, and the
happy couple left on Wednesday for their
home near Midland City, accompanied
by the beat wishes of their many Mende
hi this vicinity.
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At it special meeting of Blyth council
on Monday evening of last week the
eleotric light contract with E. Living-
ston was renewed for another three yeare.
Mise Annie Kelly, daughter of the late
Patrick Kelly, was married io Toronto a
few days ago to J. P. Langey, (Manager
of the Miner Pabliehing Co., Rat Port-
age.
In our last issue we stated that J. G.
Moser would remove from Blyth to Se.
bringville within a month. Since then
tbe gentleman at Sebringville declined to
sell and Mr. Moser has decided to re
main in Blytb. He has re -purchased his
interest in the new union block from T.
W. Scott and will build with the others.
OBITUARY.— About five o'olock on Sot•
nrday morning, Maroc 10th, Mrs. Robt.
Milne paeeed away to her eternal home.
The news of her death wasa ,book and
a surprise to our citizens, as ebe bad
only been ill three days with a severe
cold. Late on Friday night ebe was
etricken with paralysis, from which she
never recovered, remaining onaonecioae
for five Hoare. Her funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon to the Union Ceme•
tery and was very largely attended. The
funeral services at the house and grave
were conducted by Rev. A. McLean and
Rev, Mr. Penhall. Mre. Milne was a
resident of Blyth for the past 20 yeare.
She wae born on Young street, North of
Toronto, 54 yeare ago and was the eldest
of afamily of four sone and lour daugh-
ters. Her father was tbe late David
Erwin, a Justice of the Peace and a
gentleman prominently known in Toronto
and neighborhood. She woe married to
her now bereaved husband 33 yeare ago.
Besides her husband she leaves one ohild,
Dr, W. J. Milne. The husband and eon
have the sympathy of everyone in the loee
of a loving wife and affectionate mother.
For the past 12 yearo she was an invalid,
unable to walk, bat, although a great
sufferer ebe wae always of a bright cheer.
ful disposition. To the poor of our town
ebe was a good and staunch friend and
many a poor person in Blytb will mien
her generosity. Deceased was a member
of St. Andrew's church, Blyth, for 15
yeare,
Mhas n Tale It Tells.
If that mirror of yours ebowe a wretch.
ed, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look,
moth patellae and blotches on the skin,
it's liver trouble ; but Dr. King's New
Life Pills regulate the liver, purify the
blood, give clear akin, rosy cheeks, rich
complexion. Only 25o et G. A. Dead-
man', Drug Store.
Lionto low el.
Lietowel II. hockey team defeated
Harrigton on the rink here, the score be•
ing 10-4 in favor of the home team.
Wm. Wiles, one of the promoters of
the Furniture factory, has taken a house
in town and will remove hie family from
Walkerton.
M. MOD, Fleming bas Bold out hie
merchant tailoring heftiness to Wm.
Jenkins of Hamilton, head nutter for a
leading firm of clothiers in that city.
The Listowel Chair 0o. received their
new engine and boiler and are now busily
engaged in getting them ready for work.
The engine is 35 horse power, and the
boiler 50 h. p.
Thos. Later, Co. Secretary, and Jos.
Walker, Distriot Neater Wallace, wore
in Braaebridge last week,attending the
annual meeting of the Grand Orange
Lodge, Ontario West.
The Livingston flax mill, whiob has
been shut down eines) the death of John
Livingston, will be started up again this
season. P. J. Livingston bee made
arrangements to operate the mill.
Jno. and Mre. Gardner, of the Mitohel(
road, received word of the death of their
eon, Robert, in Loa Angeles, California,
on the 8611 inst. The deceased wag a
barber by trade, and had been away
from home for about twelve yeare.
Another drag More will shortly be
opened in town, with R. Hunter, formerly
with J. A. Hooking, in charge. A now
hardware store ie also about to be opened
in Dr. Philp's etore on Wallace street,
whiob is beteg fitted up for the purpose.
Wm. Stevenson, near the High °ohool,
baa purchased the 50 aura form just
East of the race worse, from T.H. Bolla,
for 02,600. Thie property wae formerly
owned by R. R. Hay, Mr. Stevooson
now owns 100 acres, ino}Stding the 40
re0
e h railway o 1
wee over the ru ay Era k and 0
,as
within the corporation,
F. 0, Howe has returned to town after
a two weeke' trip to Manitoba. 13e has
Dome to the oonclesion that there are
worse plawee than Listowel, and that
while the Northweet effete advantages
for farming and ranching, bueinseo of
nearly all kind° le overdone, and thie ie
likely to continue to be the 0008 until the
.-country has filled up with eettle00, Mr.
Howe will continuo hie barbering brei.
noes in town.
McKillop.
McRirrol' Coonn!» Ocunoil in Sage's
hotel, Walton, on Monday 120h net.
Members of Oounoil and Treasurer all
present. A Bylaw amending by law re
latiog to statute labor so that all parties
aeooseed $500 or under will have 1 day
statute labor; $500 to $1000, 2 days,
and every $500 over the $1000, one half
day, wee read and paeeed. The Sy -law
wae read and provisionally passed for
messing certain lands in MoKillop for
out let into the North • W eet Drain, Logan,
tits said by law to reoeive its third read.
ing on the 121(1 day of June, A Bylaw
appointing Ponndkeepers, Fenoeviewere
and Pathmaetere was read, and adopted.
The names of Poundkeepers and Feooe
viewers will be publiehed later. All
Omioiale to take office on May let. Ev
ery fifth ratepayer is a Pathmarter. No
gravel is to be pall for until the Path•
mestere' lists are returned to the Clerk
which should be before Aug, 15th.
Pathmaeters are'hequeeted not to employ
men to fill gravel witbout Consent of
some member of Council and to notify
parties with wood or other cumbrance in
roadways to remove them ae parties are
claiming damages and roads a 're for
public and not for private nee. Accouete
were paid amounting to $10.95. Council.
adjourned to meet e et in Jones' Hall Lead
'
bury, on Thareday, tbe 28th day of May,
ae a Court of Revision at 1 o'olook in the
afternoon. Ono. MORRISON, Clerk.
A 118911 mystery.
It ie a mystery why women endure
Backache, 'Headache, Nervoueneee,Sleep-
leeenese, Melancholy, Fainting and Diz
zy spells when thousands have proved
that Electric Bittere will gniokly ours
,mob troubles. "I suffered for year,
with kidney trouble," wri1ee Mre. Phebe
Charly, of Peterson, Ia., "and a lame
back pained me eo that I could not dress
myself, but Electric Bitters wholly cured
me, and although 73 years old, I now am
able to do all my own housework." It
overcomes Constipation, improves Ap•
petite, gives perfect health. Oily 50o at
G. A. Deadman', Drug Store.
Wroxeter.
A petition has been circulated and
genrralty signed asking that John Wendt
get the central telephone office.
It was concluded by the PublioLibrary
to aooept Miee Sanderson's offer to act as
librarian and providela editable place for
the books In the post office building.
Our new station agent, Geo. Allen,
formerly of Proton station, is fully in.
stalled in his duties here. W.Caesar,
who was here for a week or two, goes to
Proton station,
J. H. Scott, of this vicinity, received a
letter from his brother, Wellington Stott,
a native of Culross Tp., and lately of
Mooeomin, N. W. T., who is now a cor-
poral away with the Stratheoua Horse
for South Al rice.
MiseLetitia Morrison, who is employ-
ed in Geo. Laokie's tailor shop, wae
standing too near the stove wben the
book of her skirt took fire and blazed up.
With good presence of mind her oom•
panion got her outside in the snow and
extinguished the fire and prevented more
serious consequences.
At the last meeting of the school board
the moat important busineee was the op•
pointing of Thee. Gibson, jr., and Dr, W.
M. B. Smole on the Public Library
Board to take the plaoes of W. M. Robin-
son and W. S. MoXercber whose time has
Tired. Dr. Brawn has also resigned and
hie pl ace will have to be filled by a school
board appointee.
The following from the Pittsburg, Kan -
Ise, Daily Tribune, will be of interest
here :—"On March let at the M. E. par-
sonage, married by Rev. A. S. Freed, Dr.
Benton J. Hazelwood, of this city, to
Miee Lula B. Reblor, of Paris, Canada.
Dr. Hazelwood is one of the leading phy•
eioiane of Pittsburg and is in partnership
with Dr, H. Harvey. During bis reel
dente here be hae made many Mende.
He has just recovered from a very 'severe
illness through which his affianced was
his constant nurse. His bride is a most
estimable young lady, and belongs to one
of the prominent families of Paris, Can-
ada. The happy topple have ai boat
of friends who extend most hearty con-
gratulations on their onion."
World's Champion Healer.
"I tried many remedies to core piles,"
writes W. R. Smith, of Latham, III.,
"but found no relief till I used Baoklen'e
Arnica Salve. I have not been troubled
with piles since." Grandeet pile aura on
earth and the best salve in the world.
25e per box, guaranteed by G, A. Dead.
man, draggiat.
Atwootl.
R. M. Batlantyne shipped a consign-
ment of ferniture to a ,party at Emerson,
Man.
Over $45 was raised by the Atwood
Presbyterian oongregregatioa in aid of
the India Famine Fund.
Geo, Loohbead has pnrobaeed from
Mre. Jamee Wilson the etore and lot 00.
oupied by Miee Govenlook's millinery
etore, paying therefor $450.
Duncan McIntyre hae disposed of hie
69 acre farm, lot 15, con. 10, to John Val-
iance for $2,100, Mr. Vallance gets pos.
mesion on April let. Duncan has re.
turned to British Columbia, where he hae
been for the past two years. He le pros-
pering out West.
The Atwood Checker Club was hospi
tably entertained at the (tome of M. and
Mre. Corrie, A splendid lunob wee
served at the close of the match. A
similar match wae held at L. Pelton's.
There are some good players in town, no.
tably James Struthers, M. (Jerrie, Geo.
Loohhead and Dr. 11(11.
Dian.—On the 18th feel., Mre. Peter
Robertson, mother of our townsman, J.
G. Robertson, passed away at the ripe
age of 97 yeare and 0 months. She was
barn in 800tland an 1803, and emigrated
to Canada in 1835 with her hneband,set.
tling first in Lowe! Canada, and later up
to Wellesley township, Ont. fu 1841.
They were among the first eettlere of the
township, which from Hampstead Nortb
wae at that time a donee forest, designat.
ed the Queen's bush. They removed
from Wellesley to Wingham, reelding at
the latter town abeat 15 yeare when Mr.
Robertson died, about 06 yeare ago. The
old lady Confirmed to reside wltb her
eon in Wingham till about 2i yeare ago,
since which time he resided with her
eon in Atwood, and at Whose house ebe
died. Eight obildren Were born to them,
two of whom—Alex. and Peter—are dead.
The surviving children are ; John G., of
Atwood ; George, of London ; Robert
dentist, of Portage la Prairie ; Jamee and
Mre. Dunemore, of Neepawa, Man.; and
Mre. Joshua Shinee, of Wallace tocvn-
ship. She Woo a lifelong Christian and a
valued member of Wingham Baptist
phorob.
Ei a l01 vtl'veO.
Material ie being got ready for the fin•
provemen18 to be made to the exterior of
the Methodist (thumb,
A short time ago a man visited the
Meager here and was treken aoroes the
veldt to a kopje where he expeoted to
make a raid, but the horse way blind and
could nut see in the dark and the road
flew up and struck him, but some burgh•
ere happened along, fixed up his horse,
put the road back in ite place and started
the harness and rig on it all right,
The following from the Dayton, Ohio,
Evening Preee, of March 8th, refers to
the death of the wife of Dr, J. H. Mo
Casey, formerly of this place ;—Mre. J.
H. MoOaeey died at 3 O'olook this morn-
ing at her home at the corner of Fifth
and , Wilkinson streets. She bad been
confined to her bed for nine weeke with
diabetes oomplioated with Bright's die.
ease. Her age was 30 yeare and 6 days.
Mre. Whan, her mother, of Concordia,
Kan., and Mre. J. H. Frediey, of Trini•
dad, have been attending at her bedside
during the past'two weeke. Mre, D. J.
Ma0aeey . and Dr. E. G. MoOaeay, of
Oinoiouati and her husband and bel'
Stanley, sonwereher bedside when
St ey, at e
the end Dame. The deceased woe mar-
ried ten yeare ago last November and
was greatly devoted to hnedand and coo
and home. The funeral was held on
Saturday, March 10th and was largely
attended. Scriptural eervioe was con•
dnated by Rev. Mr. Work at the residence.
Mrs. Eidemiller and Mies Ambrose Bang
two hymns. Temple Rebekah lodge No.
80 held a beautiful and impreeeive lodge
eervioe at the cemetery. Temple Rebekah
lodge and Gem City hive of Macoabeee
attended in a body wearing badges of
their reepeotive orders. The casket wag
a beautiful pink plpeh folding conch,
lined with Dream satin. The floral offer.
ing, were numerous and beoatifal and
contributed by the Temple Rebekah
lodge, Gem City hive No. 126, L. 0. T.
M ; "Lady Friends," the Jolly Euchre
glob, the team of Iola lodge, K. and P. ;
Dr, and Mre. Bollinger, Mre. Latin, Mre.
Schenk, Mime Bilzele,Swartzel and Mre,
Poffenberger ; Messrs. Hindman and
Maokey, Mre. F. C. Garrett and MoOasey
brothers of Cincinnati.
Forclwich.
The grain etorehooee at the etatioo
here is filled to the roof with grain.
Wm, Walker, 0. P. R. relieving agent,
is in charge of the station here, while
Mr. Crisp is away for a couple of weeke
holidays.
John R. Ward, late of Fergne, has
moved bis honoehold effects, eta., to town
and intends opening out his bakery in the
Downey Block.
William Higgins has moved his stook
of confectionery, eta., aoroee the bridge
into the place lately occupied by Mre.
McGrath as a drese•making eetablieh.
meat.
Ald. Blaioher, wee etrioken with par.
alysia at the Waldorf Hotel, Hamilton,
Tuesday dight.
Lieut. Wilkie, of the Royal Canadians,
ton of D. R. Wilkie ofToronto, ie serious
ly ill at Wynberg, South Africa.
Thomas Whittaker, who boa been io
St. Peter's Infirmary at Hamilton for
seven yeare, died there Friday morning.
According to hie count, he was 100 yeare
of age on October 15th last.
NEW TERM NOW OPEN.
Enter as Soon as Possible.
A school offering advantages not to be
found elsewhere in the Dominion.
Catalogue Free.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
The Business
Ontario
Listowel College.
EQUAL TO ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and praotioal train•
ing in all branches of Commercial work,
at oouoiderably lose than regular rete,.
For full information apply
Dooms or college over Post °ince.
L. HARTT,
I,ISTO` BTC, PRINCIPAL.
The standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts: of Fifty Dollars and wale,
isened by thio Bank, payable at par at
any obartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branches in the Yukon Die-
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 \Vor 1
Skate grinding attended to
with neatness and dispatch.
I also Sharpen Horse Clippers, 8oie•
sore, bred knives and other edged toole
in op•ta date style..
Saw Gumming and Filing attended
to in a Workmanlike manner. Betie-
faotion enured.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
Spectacles
—OF ALL KINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyee tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
—AND CTliBR—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeeoese, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con -
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseaeee, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jas, Fox, Druggist, Brussels
Spring Prints
P. K. & GinEhams
All Spring Goods at
Old Prices at....
Agent for Parker's
Dye Works.
SKENE'S.
THE VERY CREAM
Of fine Groceries for the Christmas Seaeon is now being shown by us, every
article being bright, cleat and fresh, and as quality is the first essential we have
taken spacial oare to eeleot only the finest geode for your inspection. A look through
our store will show you that our stook of Fruits and Table Delicacies is very Som•
plete, and if yon have a single thought of economy we ask you to examine our goods
before purchasing and whatever yon eeleot in
CURRANTS ICINGS
RAISINS OR000LATES
PEELS EXTRACTS, SPICES
FIG8 SHELLED WALNUTS & ALMONDS
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or anything else for table gee, you can rest Mammal, we will do our best to please yon
and give your orders one beet atteatioa.
Oysters by Dish or Quart. Fine Stock of Confectionery.
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CA.RPETS and CURTAINS I
Encouraged by the very large sales we made last year in Gamete,
Curtains and Howie Furnishings, we placed our orders for nearly double
the quantities for this year. They are now in stook and ready for inept:-
tiou. And although the prime have advanced from 10 to 15 per cent, Since
we bought, tve will sell them at price. It you want Carpete or Curtaino
you ehould matte your selections at once, when you can get them at prime
like these ;-
Laoe Curtains, 2a yards long, 26 inches wide, worth 25a for 190.'
Lace Curtains, 2* yards long, 30 inobee wide, taped edges, now worth
36o for 26o,
Laoe Curtains, 3 yds. long, 36 inobee wide, toped edges, epeoilil at 50s.
Nottingham Leos Curtains, 3 yards long, 50 inches wide, look stitch
worth 900 for 750.
Fine Nottingham Laoe Curtains, 3a yards long, 50 inches wide, lock
stitch edges, worth $1.10 for 90a.
Fine Nottingham Lace Curtains, St yards long, 55 tushes wide, look
etitob edges, new designs, worth $1,25 for $1.
Fine Swiss Onrtaine, Imlay effects, 3h yards long, look otitah edges,
from 60 to 60 inobee wide, at $1 20, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3 60.
. Art Musline, lattice etripee, something new, at 10a, 1280 and 15c.
Chenille Curtains, 3 yards long, fanoy dada at top and bottom, knotted
fringe, at $3, $3.50 and $4.
Union Carpels, yard wide, new patterns, 250, 30o and 600.
Wool Ingrain Carpets, yard wide, new designs, 75a and $1.
Tapestry Carpets, new Spring patterns, at 350, 45a, 50a and 750.
Linoleame, in all widths, new patterns, at old prioee.
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BRUSSELS,
Stands in the front rank for Tip. top Flour.
Our Manitoba Brand is First-
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 hand for sale or exchange 'for oats.
Dry elmerioan Corn by the Car Load.
.Also all kinds of Mill .Feed.
Special Attention given to Gristing.•'4....,
Improvements have been made that add to our ability to do the
very best for our customers.
W. F. Stewart.
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Seven of these Ranges .
sold since the Brussels Fair.
They save more Fuel
Are sealer R gn ated } Than any other of their class
Also a large display of Base Burners,
Coal and Wood Heaters.
A 6 -hole Steel Range, furnished complete,
for $50. It takes 26 inch wood.
The hest ie always the Cheapest.
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We have something to say of special interest to everyone
who has a home to provide for. Whether it ie a
.Parlor Suite, Couch,
Bedroom Suite, !Sideboard,
Extension Table, Bookers,
Dining Chairs,
Anything, Everything that is desirable.
We handle the Doherty, Thomas and Dominion Organs
and Pianos; Our prices cannot be beaten.
Picture Framing attended to carefully and large
stock of Mouldings to select from.
You will make no mistake if you select your furniture at