The Brussels Post, 1900-10-4, Page 4era
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J'!,f UJ SD4 Yt OOT, 4, 1900,
FOlitlual roj.00rs.
irOharieoTapper has ably thirty-
three retaliates who are drawing money
at title moment froth the public orlb.
Our total ex oet8 of a rioultaral im.
pismonts In 1004, wee 0005,277 ; in 1807
it rose to 01,847,223. '!bat is the way
the Liberal tariff Is "runiag" our mewl -
featuring indestrles,
The Liberal Goverttmoot lute root all
the expenditure of the past year—intend-
ing the $5,000,000 fur the contingents to
South Mews, and has not added cue
copper 00 the debt during the year.
Return° thew that the total shipments
In °hawse for rho octagon to date front
Montreal and Portland are 100,106 bone
over the shipments to the oorreepo t ndit' h
date last year, while the increase from
the Port of New York is only 124,164.
Under the last tone years of Ibir, Fos.
ter'a flnanoing the public debt grew
$17,000,000, under the four years of Mr.
F ielding's it lose only inerea8ed 07,000,000
and this current year ib hoe aotually been
reduced for the flret time 831)06 Cooled,
erati0n,
The total increase in the trade of
Canada during the teethe 18 years that
the Conservatives were ip office amounted
to $40,000,000, The inoreaee in trade
during the 4 years of Liberal rale was
more than twice as much ae during the
entire term of their predecessors in ollioe,
being $13.4,000,000.
In the last three years of Conservative
admioiatrabinu there were deflates of
80,651, a
tottatl of $5,494,758. B In 1806.7,76 and before before the
new tariff woo in force, the deficit wee
$520,000. In lbs last three years there
have been, big sarpluees of $1,722,712,
$4,837,750 and over 07,600,000, a tote! of
$14,000,000 surplus.
The yearly postal (teflon under the
Conservatives was 0600,000. The Liber.
vis have opened many new offioee, added
hundreds ot miles of new mail routes,
reduced the postal rate to le ants, im.
proved the mail service y, and
natwithstaudingthese vast improvements
hove practically wiped out the defloit in
the poeml depertmeut.
ettleert 0)) Wawanotlt boundary ;
/,'wane; $14,40, heave! ; Max, !.tartar, $1,,
culvert Wiagllaut boundary ; R. Arnot
strong, 08, Abraham drain ; A. Oarrutll•
ere, 000, 8ulver1 ; 10lttt ]lie'lavieb, $14.00,
week 00 read ; Arthur Magee, 08, Wolk
Ott road 1 1'. MoDqugell, 000, repairing
00raper 1Peter Uaatlu e, $2.40, repeliug
Jobb's bridge ; Henry 'Wheeler, 01, dant
ages ; .John Gannett, $8,10, work o1)
NAB ; Asn} A, Esty, 04, rant. Ocunoil.
adjourned t0 meet In llety's hail, Blue•
vele, on Me/tidily, Nov, 12bb, et 10 a. m.
J. Bononse, alar k.
Luciano w.
Luoltnow Fall Show on Wednesday
and `1'hereday of this week.
12. Jellnsben bad the misfortune to
have two tinware on his right band out at
the evaporator.
A Sunday School convention of the
Aehiisld 010004 will be held in Bleke'e
ahnroh, on Tuesday, Oat, 9, Sessions
will be held at 0,80 a, m. and 2 30 p, m.
Addressee
will be given on different
aubjeots in connecion with Sabbath
School work. In the evening an mew
gelietia ureter, will be held.
1,.sad and fatal accident occurred near
Underwood on Sunday evening. Some
young people were returning borne on a
Orli from attending divine service. The
eart broke down and a Mho Struthers,
of Bruoe township, falling forward, wee
kinked to death by the horse. The
young lady was highly reepeeted, and the
affair has oast a gloom over the entire
neighborhood.
GI (try ft'•
Mrs. . Philip M0I140811 has "one on a
month's visit to friends in Proton.
The carpenters wore melting some im.
provemeute aronud the 0. P. R. holt
week.
Mee. Carruthers, of Portage•la-Prairie,
Dian., ie at proem i1) town visiting her
relatives and friende.
Geo. Dane, traveller for Knox Morgan
0o., Hamilton, was in town last week re•
newicg old aequsi0tan0ea.
Mrs. 12. Copeland, Mrs. H. Perkins
and ,Mise Ella Porkies visited with Pal-
merston friends for a few days last week.
The anniversary services in 000neobiou
with the Gerrie Methodist church will be
held on Sunday, Oot,7tb, and a tea -meet-
ing will be held on Monday, 8th inst.
%MAT Tan LIn9IttLe /LANs n0159.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier at Montreal : And
what hae the Government done for the
r. .00try ? The Conservativepress and
the Coueervabive leaders say everywhere
that we have dome nothing. Well, here
fe a little of what we have done, First
01 all we faced the school question, whiah
ow enemies attempted to settle without
h inn able to do so. We settled that
,j,eation, and I will speak more frilly
upon it later. We reformed the tariff,
and by doing 00 were enabled to dlmiuieb
the burdens of the people and to increase
trade. We obtained the denunciation of
the Belgium and Garman treaties, and
the day we obtained that reform Canada
become a nation more than it had been
before. We have reduced the defioits
which existed in the Postotlice Depart-
ment. In 1890, when my friend, Mr,
Mnlock, Poatmaster•Geaeral, assumed
tate direotiou of that department there
was lit deficit of $800,000 to meet• At
the end of two years of admi0lstratimi
he had reduced that deticit to nearly
$50.000. He thea thought it time to in-
troduce a reform which the Conservative
party haddeolared impossible. He re-
.inaad the rate by one thir3, and at the
end of cue year eatabtiebed an egnili-
brinm, and I veotare to predict that in
,;••ocher year he will have completely
-ncceeded in establishing an equilibrium
between receipts and expenditure. We
!!sued up the great tniniug country
which ie known as Roseland, by having
the railway known as the Crow's :,est
Pass Railway constructed. Getting the
work done by the Oanadiau Pacific Com.
pony, we made with that corporation an
errangetneut by which the tariff of
freight race, wee reduced from 10 to 30
tate cent. which bad the effect of giving
to consumers of that region the means of
saving at least $600,000 a year. Ws have
prolonged the Intercalanial to Montreal,
and by so doing we have pat an end to
the era of deficits and inangurated an era
at surpluses. This year the surplus will
be over half a million. We have com-
leted the construction of annals for the
purpose of bringing the prodaats of
the
West to Montreal, and £cosily the Laurie
Government has made Montreal reaogoiz•
ed as the national port of Gonads.
13ltr.eva.le.
Tra1n3Rer Corxrm —Minutes of Coatt-
ail meeting held in Lsty's hall, Blnevsle,
au Monday, Sept. 24th. Members of o1) Sept. 011.1. "Fritz" as he was
Council allathe Reeve in the familiarly koowo here, joined the Amer'.
chair. The agnates of test meeting were can army daring the Cuban war, and e
few months ago bis company was remov•
ed from New Orleans to Galveston,
where Mr. Howe had received word from
him only a short time before the dire
1a A:F E BB. o r '
C:iyttoiet.*¢ltt Tdryee.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier will epeeit at
Masesy Gall on Act, 113.
George Irwin, an aged farmer, dropped
dead in the Imperial Sank at Tngereol .
F. W. Galbraith, editor of the Guelph
Msrsnry, ie serionely 111 with an internal
trouble.
1.00151, E. Armstrong, editor .of the Bt. i Wise)(a11fT,`Ir,
Andrew's Beacon, is the Liberal eandl. l
date in Oharlotbe, N, B. CnwvunaRr,. Otto,
Joseph Vance, the eon of a prominent May20rO io,
farmer of the township 01 JIfoudfotd,
000,
committed euioide by hanging, I J. M. McLeod, MoLeod Laboratory,
Brakeman G. W. 'Web, of Baratta, died
st the Stratford Tioepilal from injariea
received in an aenideut at New Gambnrg..
John Agnew, of Wingbam le attending
the Western school of medicine, lie is
the 6th in that family to enter the
medical proteeeion.
3. II, Bertram, eon of the late Geo. 17.
Bertram, bus been appointed assistant
appraiser at the hardware Mamie of the
Onatouts ogles at Toronto,
Friday Gordou, Ironsides dr Fares, of
Wiuuipeg, shipped 1,000 oatble to Eng
land, Smoe June 1 this firth has sent
20,000 head aorose the water.
Mies Griffon, of Dundee, was shot and
killed by au euknowu man, who drove up
behind as she was riding is a buggy with
Geo. A. Pearson, at Waterdown.
P. T. McLennan, aged fourteen years
of age and Chas. T, Mumtnsry, aged 21,
were killed white driving on the Victoria
avenue oroseing of the G. T. R. at Ham.
ilton.
The steamer Aloidee, belonging to the
Donaldson Line, from Glasgow, passed
the quarantine ab Grosse Isle without
reporting, and will be sent back to quer.
antics.
Rev. R. E. Knowles, of Galt, wbo is
touring in Great Britain, met with a
painful aooident at Port Stewart, Ireland.
He stepped off a wall in the dark and
fell a distance of 12 feet, spraining both
ankles.
The Minister of Agrioulture has tom•
plated arrangements for the fumigation
of fruit trees at the ports of entry where,
under the San Jose Boole ameudmeut aot,
nursery stook may now be imported into
POb*
Mee. Maxima Dupuis of Tilbury, waft
crushed to death by s i'1orkle falling Open
her,
Snperlutei,dent Terrier, of the Indus.
0141 school at Mimiso, reported to the
Board that out of 25 recent admiesi0ne
to the school 18 were confirmed tlgaretle
smokers,
Liesro ♦Fsol.
H. Goddard, of tbie town, carried off
17 prizes with his thole' bred poultry at
the Palmerston show.
Dr. A. H. Nichol has telly recovered
from bis recent illeees and lute resumed
practice at hie office.
Tbe judge's court to hear the appeals
re the Listowel voters' list will be held in
the Town Hall on Wedoeeday, Oct. 10th,
at10a. in.
A monster sugar beet, weighing 27 lbs.,
is to be ,eau 11)the window of J. H. Mc.
Dcuald, grocer. It was grown in the
garden of Thos. Tinley, of this town.
Neil Scott, son of J. W. Scott, met with
a painful accident on Monday of last
week, he having sprained his arm at We
wrist by falling from a tree. No bones
were broken, but the epraia is 8 very se-
vere one and oeoeesitates hie carrying his
arta in splints.
Monday afternoon of laet week was the
occasion of a large family gathering on
the lawn of F. W. Hay. The event was
prompted by the intended departure of
the Miesee Climie, eietere of W. Climie,
of the Banner, for Los Angles, Gal., on
Thursday. The party a:waisted of 661
relatives, the majority of whom reside in
town. A photoof the group was taken
by 0. A. Lee, after wbieh a very sump.
tnoos repeat was served on the lawn.
Fitting speeches were made by T. E.
Hay and Wm. Climie, on the presenta-
tion of e. travelling bag to Mrs. Olimie.
At a gathering of Congregational
church people at the residence of Andrew
Climie, Wallace street, on Wednesday
eveuiog of last week, hiss Annie Climie
was presented with en address and a
handsome gold chain in recognition of
het services as organist of the church.
.Hiss Climie left in a few days ago for
Southern California. Her departure will
be a lose to musical circles in tale town,
her talents having been employed to ex-
cellent purpose for a number of years in
training the pupils of the POblia school
and in the cultivation of the musical art
in other ways—in giving private lessons,
in the Ladies' Music Club, and as a
valuable assistant at maeioal entertain-
ments. Miss Climie will take with her
the beat wiehee of all wbo have profited
by her instruction, end of a very large
circle ot friends besides.
From enquiries which have been made
it now appears almost certain tbat Fred.
Hess, formerly barber with F. S. Howe
of tide town, lost his life in the devastat-
in. storm which swept over Galveston
recd, approved and signed. Communica•
Goes were read from R. Vansteue,
Wiogham, re demsge to road from fire,
also from Wm. Grey re cleaning oat
Government drain—Filed. Sir, Cope• calamity occurred. Only some la
ToAbd reported that he had let 6 rads of eoldiero, out of upwards of a hundred who
Township share of 81 Abraham rod dr
ain to also were stationed at Galveston, survived the
that Andrew Carruthers 1h d repaired red terrible storm, and Pte. Hese' name was
reported among the missing. Mr. Howe
received word from Will. Hese, 0f Chi-
oaga, brother of Fred., stating that a
letter which he sent to bis brother's ad-
dress at Galveston had been returned to
him, marked "Lost in the storm." Hie
and fate is deeply regretted by his friends
in town, he hotting lived bare from fa-
1aoey to manhood. hire. J. Wilhelm, of
Tavistock, is a sister of the unfortunate
0101300,
Canada.
Oddegarde ve. The Toronto General
Trusts Company, au action by the parents
of two young men who died in the Yukou
dietriot to recover $60,000, hae been
decided in favor of the plaintiffs at the
Ottawa Assizes.
Jeremiah J. Hoskins, of Loudon, Ont ,
is lying at Victoria Hospital in a serious
condition. with a fractured skull, as a
result of injuries inflioted by his son,
William, aged 26 years, The young man
is thought to be insane.
The Department of Agriculture has
been notified that the epeoiel shipment
of fruit eeot from Grimsby a few weeks
ago bas arrived at Manchester is excel.
lent oonditiou. No report has base re-
ceived yet as to prima realized.
Civil service entrance examinatione
will be held at Charlottetown, St. John,
Halifax, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa,
Kiogaton, Toronto, Hamilton, London,
Winnipeg, Viotoria and Vancouver, tom•
menoiug on Tuesday, the 13th day of
November next.
D. 3, MoGillie, Secretary of the
Montreal Cold Storage Company, and
Ilex. MoOnlloah, of the dairy firm of
Droll d: MoOulloob, who had large deal-
ings with the company, have been arrest-
ed at the inetanee of the Merchant's
Bank of Halifax, charged with =aspir-
ing to defraud the Bank out of $320,000
on bogus warehouse receipts.
At the annual rifle matches of the 77th
Regiment Mise Lizzie,Bibby, of Dundee,
carried off the honors of I the day.
Mies Bibby tied for the first place in the.
open match, and woo first plane in the
commanding officers. The beat elicits of
the regiment were competing so that the
victory was not au empty one.
Two children, a boy tbree years old
and a girl of five years, were burned to
death in a farm hoose near Fallowfield.
The children were left in the house
asleep, and their parents were at work in
a field. Between the bowie and wbere
they were at work was a barn which hid
from their parents' row the fire until the
building was almost destroyed.
culvert o1) lib line at toe. Mr. Mosgrove
reporte3 hawing let a job of filling np
road where damaged by fire to John Mo.
Tavish at $14.70 ; else engaged A. MoGee
to work at road damaged by fire. Mr.
Mitchell reported bavicg let a job of
gravelling 50 yards on east gravel road
mutt B. line to r,Vm. Willie at 26 oen10
per yard ; also let n job of repairing
culvert on east gravel road to Wm.
Witlite at 8200, Freak W. Wright to
inspect gravelling. Moved by Mr, Mit.
°!tell, eeconded by air. Lovell, that the
Commit settle with Rola. Harris for
datuags to road by fire for the sum of 90.
—Carried. Moved by Mr. Copeland,
seconded by Mr. Moegrove, that the
treeenrer's bond having been read is
es.tisfa6tory to this Coaucil.—Carried. A.
number of ratepayers applied to the bychronic kidney trouble, that no meat.
Conuoil re oleaniog out drains, but as y
nuns seemed willing to take the eonrse nice belped until he used Eleotrio Bitters
preeoribsd by Otatnbe the matter was left end was wholly cured by three bottles.
for the different parties to settle among Cures baokaohe, nervousness, loss of
themselves. The following aaootnite appetite, all kidney troubles Ooly 500
were passed and checks loaned 1—John at t3. A, Dsodman'e drug ares•
etc is a Wonder.
Alt who see C. F. Cherokee, Iowa, ae
be is orate cheertat, erect, vigorous, with.
out nn eche, could bardly believe he was
the sums man, who, a abort time ago bad
to sit i1) a chair, propped op by coshtoue,
suffering intensely from an aching back,
ie agony it he tried to stoop—all caused
Bargees, 8t 617, Thoroton drain, and
$27.12, Voters' List revision ; Wm. F.
Smith, $T 50, voters' list revision ; John
S McTavish $2 40, voters' list revision
Forester's Hell $2,voters` list revision ;
W. Ii: Kerr, $] ea, Armstrong dram ; D.
E. Hastings $8.10, gravely R. Arm.
strong, $103.70, A ntstraag' drain; Rabe.
Mosgrove, 500, cutting weeds ;. Arthat
Wheeler, $7.1.0, work on 0)8Ss 1 Robert
Cnrrie,$0.10, ?urnbsrry's share filling
Rev. W. F. Wilson, of Hamilton has
been invited to become the 'Astor of
Etat Street Methodist °borab, Toronto,
atter the close of this 00n1ere005 year,
and hes accepted the invitation.
Kent Conservatives have nominated
Myer Smith, of Chatham, for the
Commone, bet Copt. Patterson announced
atthe convention that he would run as
Ion Iodepandeut. Conservative,
Godsrioh, Ontario.
Dobe Sm,—Your liquid, medicine,
"Boort and Swab;' has oared me entirely
of rho more I had on my sipper jaw. The
dootore that the�old tne lt it as a n
bone would baveto beout ooer ut
and the affected parte removed by the
knife. It was this that frightened mo
and made me get the "Soak and Swab."
I used only three pint bottles, I am well
ever eine, and it ie three years sauce I
need it. ]Raving great confidence in your
medioino I will moommend it to those in
need, I am, ern.,
MRs. J. HannttN.
The following was reoelved froth the
same lady ten years ago :
I suffered for nearly four years from
fits, and almost at the same hour daily,
out of which no nue could waken me, un-
til I awoke of myself, weak and wearied
after the lapse of from ten to twelve
hours' time during wbieh time I was
wholly nnooneaioue. I was uttecded to
and consulted no fewer the, sixteen
doctors without any benefit Red no re.
lief. I got to be absentminded, tten an-
000*03oue of my surrouudieg•, look no
notice of anything, until, to the good
providence of God, e. frteod insiebed on
bringing J. M. McLeod to our house.
He took me out of the fit i1) halt a min-
ute's time. I began to gain rapidly after
this in health and soundness of mind,
and to this day I have not had any more
fits. Yours, etc.,
3053011INE E. MARTIN.
ltiugebridge, Ont.
Sold by James Fox, druggiet, Brussels.
Details of the Canadian and other col.
00431 0000 nary in 80001 .Africa will go
to England Re the gneets of the nation
before returning 110004, The Queen will
present each corps with new colon,
The master•ln.ordluary rand tine Chat-
ham Banner to W. G, Dickson, 0f Chat.
ham,. for 00,111, Mr, •Barber, AL P. P.,
wig!e lit heavy orsditor of the Banner
Company, nosy in liquidation, bid 06,000,
but would not raise the bid,
2315 Te twain nays : 'Ina Gleba is
trying to matte out that 11 the Laurie
Government is returned to power the
factory ohhnneys will go on smoking and
probably learn to thew." Certainly.
The pulp mills have learned to chew
already.—Toronto Globo.
People of Lamblon oonnty want to
preserve the few deer still to be found
in that district, and the Provincial
Government has passed an order.le•
council making it a close season for deer
in Larebton, for an indefinite number of
years, In Eesex a ten years' close
season woe proolaimed some time ago,
with very good results.
BRUSSELS
CIDER MILL.
Few Plant Throughout.
This season a new plant tae been
pub in Bruseels Cidr Mill and rime
better wok than ever, doubling the one.
aaity. It is now in full awing.
In addition to mannfaotnring Older
a specialty is made of Apple Batter and
Jelly.
Work done while you wait.
Satisfaction assured and ul argee
reasonable.
Geo. Edwards,
MILL STREET.
MIL -.-I ERY
OPENING. .
MISS RODDICK'S
Splendid stock of Fall Millinery will be opened for
the inspection of the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity,
On THURSDAY 0 t 4 &5
and FRIDAY,
Sixty Oddfellowe and their families,
who were left homeless and destitute by
the Ottawa fire, have been relieved by a
generous oontribatioo of over six thous
and dollars, snbsoribed by the brethren
of the following jurisdictions : Ontario,
82,610.70 ; Michigan, $810.20 ; New
Hampshire, 5364.29 ; Quebec, $277.25 ;
Illinois, $100 ; Maritime Provinces,
5401 ; Manitoba, $718.30 ; Maine, (36.16•-
60I Vermont, $80 ; total, $5,049.24.
J. W. Bait. of the Burson of Mies,
has returned from Lelia Nipigoo, on the
Baster] side of which, near Sturgeon
River, a large body of iron ore has been
discovered. The ore is hematite banded
with jasper. It is 100 feet wide and ex-
tends over several miles in length. A.
number of locations have been taken up
on the range, and farther diecoveries have
been made at a paint 20 !miles East,
wherelthe formation presents much the
same appearance.
SABBATH GnexavANCR.—Rev. John G.
Paton, D. D., the noted missionary says;
The New Hebrides converts, of which we
have now 18.000, keep the Sabbath Day
sacredly to God's worship. All cooking
ie done on Satorday preparatory to the
Sabbath, eo that Sstnrday is called the
"Preparatory day." Worship begins at
each station soon after daylight in the
morning of Seoday. Every convert is
found in his or her appointed seat at the
hour of worship unless confined to a bed
of sickness. None of the converts speed
the Sabbath Day in visiting friends or
tarn their backe on the ehnrabes where
otiters assemble for worabip as I saw''
multitudes last Sabbath is oouveyanees
or on bicycles epeudiug the holy day in
pleasure and amusement. Are they not
heapiog up wrath against the day of
wrath and righteons judgment of God,
who said, "Remember the Sabbath Day
to keep it holy." II our island converts
saw the way In which many professed
Ohrietieos keep the Sabbath m Britain,
in Canada and in America they would
doubt if they were Ohristians at all, and
it possible would plead with them to act•
company them to the church and the
Sunday school that they might enjoy the
happiness which they fled in the wor-
ship of the dear Lord Jeens on his own
day. I have myself met with very meny
people who dated their first step into stn
and ruin o1) that Lord's Day which they
spent with their companions and friends
in esekingg worldly plessnre and amuse.
meut. This is the message of the ottani.
bale t0 Caoada."
The Newest, Latest and Prettiest in the market
will be collected in most attractive form. .A. cordial
invitation is extended, and inspection invited.
MISS RODDICK.
Strictly One Price
Always the Lowest
"33 Per Gent. Less than
Other Stores.!"
Oal, 4, 1900.
NOTE THIS
New Steck.
Stock.
A, Low Price.
A, Choice St�tc
rice.
We will Make it.
Pay You to
Buy All Your
Goods of Us.
Ie.MOMM.ey
OS +WINNOW=
¥OURS
THAT DOLLAR
Oan BUY MORE and bring BETTER REiULTS than it ever
did singe Ole DOLLAR MARK woe invented, IF you put it into
OUR DOLLAR, STRETCIIINGi VALUES.
Ws annmmmethe greatest gathering of deeirable merohaodiee we hove ever
saoceeded in collecting for our patrons. Everything fresh and new, sparkling with
the brightest fashion thoughts of the new seasau.
Save Money while the Chance Lasts.
A little of it will give wonderful eatisfaotion if iuveeted in our sincerely
hottest qualities of reliable goods of known value.
Yon will delight in our new stack became ie is in toaoh with the times,
and antioipatee your every want in
INN'S a BOYS'CLOTHING
hats, Caps and_Geuts' Purnisliing Goods.
Without Doubt or Hesitation, come and Reap the Best Values
Year Dollar Ever Bought.
A Stock Thoroughly Up-to-date in QUALITIES and STYLES
in Every Department.
Conte and make your comparisons ; they are the keys that unlock the
facts about our Fine Qualities and Low Prices. Tbe simple, plain talk
of the Price that is Eight is oar oonviuoing argument. Take advantage
of this combination of Saving and Satisfaotion and your mind
will be easy and your money saved.
We are waiting to give you a Square Deal
for a Round Dollar.
That is what the people say about our Mantle Prices, and
they're right. Do you want to buy a Jacket as cheap as you can,
or do you wish to give other merchants more than our prices ?
Most any person would feel badly over losing a dollar or two out of
their purse between here and other stores, but that is just what you
are going to do if you buy a Jacket elsewhere, and there's no doubt
about it. Probably you wonder how we know this. We know it
because we know the prices other merchants have to pay the Can-
adian Wholesaler and Manufacturer, and the Agents for German
Manufacturers, and we know by buying direct from the Makers in
Berlin we can buy them 25 to 35 per cent. cheaper. We know all
Ibis because we have seen the ;Canadian Makers' goods and prices,
the samples shown by Agents of German Makers, and the prices
asked by them, and after seeing these we have made special ar-
rangements with a large retail buyer of German Mantles, who,
when in Berlin, bought our Mantles for us, and you will find them
just as much cheaper as we claim.
Are You Ready to put
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