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TI:TURSD.41'$ JAN, 23o 1902-
gentlite Province Leglelatere, will meet
on Febrelary 13th for the diepetah of
business, It le said the seseion will be
[Mort one.
Tine Prohibition party of Manitoba is
afterrPremier Roblin aud Iiia amworkere
in the Provinoltel Government With a
ahem stialc and it looke quite a bit Re if
there will be a bot time before the next
election aonteet le over. The referendum
le net 'reeked upon by the temperance
people of e very popular MOVO.
ONSINO to the deoestee of Hon, Mr.
Dobell, a bye eleotion will be held in
Qaebeo West, the nomination taking
place on Wednesday next and polling e.
week later. North Oxford bye -election
will take plains chrome day, unless on
Mr. Sutherland, who hos been gazetted a
minister se stunessor to Hon. Mr. Dobell,
ie sleeted by acclamation, which be Neely
will,
Tan Oonnty Treasurer of Essex 0o. is
in trouble over a shortage in hie Root:nate
and hie sureties have been invited to
"Clough up" the minus amount. It ie
said the shrinkage is not in the past year
but has been overlooked by tbe auditors
of other years, and here comes in the tem
eon as to the necessity of competent men
to examine the bookie accounts, bank
depoeits, &o., rather than the haphazard
style oftentimes adopted. It is not nn.
likely that before many yeare expert ao.
countants will be coiled upon to do this
work something after the order of the
Provinoial Auditor.
IT looks as if the sugar f eatery basinese
in Ontario was likely to be badly over-
done, judging by the number of charters
applied for and taking the neoessary
aoreage for the onitivation of the beet
into the Bonnet. There is probably
money in the business but an institution
requiring eo much capital ie not likely to
blOse0M and bear fruit in every Conuty
and ae a consequence we have no doubt
that some of the charters are nob worth
the paper they are printed on and some
of the provisional directors will not be as
meet ae sugar when they they really find
out toot their money was invested in a
balloon scheme.
We are p'eeeed to notice that action is
likely to be taken to superannuate judges
who by reason of increasing yeare and
physical disability are no longer competent
to diet:barge the duties of the high and
important °Moe to which they were call.
ed. This is right and in the intereate of
justice ae well as the comfort of both wit.
/mans and couustal and ehould have been
done years ago. When a Jac* becomes
aa deaf ae Et peat or as oroahety as he can
be made it is about time the authorities
should aek for hie retirement when he
don't take in the situation and drop out
to make room for better men. Legal
timber is not en short 0 crap that the
present state of affairs should be permit-
ted to oontinoe.
ONTARIO, the bawler Province, of the
banner colony of Great Britain, shows a
o mills on the past year of 0447,000 and
jeet now has web balances in Various
batiks totalling over one and a half
million dollar& It is certainly to the
oradit of the Government, eo long in
power, that ae the years have rolled by
the finances have been so well managed
that the most critioal opponent is unable
eo aseault the position of the administra-
tion with any hope of impeaching their
integrity or proving anything of a corrupt
expenditure of public fund% This ie
reoord highly oreditable to Hon. Mr.Ross'
government and likewise speaks well for
the moral toue of the Provinee.
We notice that the annual grist of
notices of proposed amendments to Muni-
cipal Statutes are to the front. It ie not
mull wonder that ordinary people are
often mystelied in understanding the law
and that there is mole a divergence of
opinion by Judges and lawyers as the
constant alteration makes It next to im-
possible to (dearly understand what the
statutes really mean. Members of Par-
liament appear to think they are not
doing their duty fluting they trot in their
little Bill and thereby aid in the muddy.
ing of what to already donee enough, It
would be a great kindness to the eleotorate
at latge if thie yearly tinkering with the
low were abated and people had a little
chance given them tolled out what was
within the omens of the Statutes before
some veiee more swooped down and drop
pad out a few, linee and added 10 pages to
increase the probability of eompleting the
puzzle existing before the alteration.
A neo step in advance is being made
by the Grand Trunk Beltway in
the deolaion to doable traok the
road from Montreal to Cbioago. Con-
siderable of the distance le already in
operation and business will be faoilitated,
ranning time out down and aooidente next
to impoeeible, as far as collisions 0.18 000.
amend, when the work is completed,
With the priae of steel rails standing
what it is and the itoreneed and itiODSRE,
Ing value of ties and labor the cattle), will
be a big eve bat 11 poselbly income putting
out 01 and raking in 410 oe 010, a spat:deo
investment very few oapitaliete world
eleieet to, Kallreed arenlanneletion lo
inttirlIaly Mere ooalferhtlele, ie net WWI.
000, Iberia euerter o 0. oentury ego but
some lints oon:d eaoily have a better
eervicel than that now provided and the
W. G. ch 13le in the nember, We ehould
have a morning train from the poet Sea
evening train from tile Northweet, and
then we would be receiving teething but
our 31144 rights ae our hemmer° were paid
for railway feetilitiee that would faoilitate
and not teke 2 days to makeo 20 mile
trip,
IN a world where timber out of whittle
to make hood husbands ie eo plentiful it
would hardly be noggin poeeible to have
an inoidant like the following mut end
yet the Detroit Evening News givee a de
tailed account of a "wierd" wedding mire.
moray which oinurred in that °it), the
other evening, "Mrs. Sarah Willianle
was united in marriage to Theeeore Corn.
shook, an inhabitant of the spirit lancl.
The trumpet voice which claimed to (tome*
from Comstock said he was a Miobigan
miher when he inhabited this earth, He
reoeised many rebuffe in his courtship of
Mre. Williams, but his peraietenee was
rewarded sad culminated in the marriage
on Deo. N. Neither the bride nor the
gueute uoold see the groom, but the medi.
um said be was three, and the blushing
bride in her nuptial raiment seemed
satiefied to accept the statement." We
have read eases where after marriage the
lady had no 8011000 objection to her hubby
becoming an angel and even was ready to
give him a 'garnet" toward this happy
estate, but really Mee. Williams ehould
not have been eo easily oaught, Maybe
her former experience however, taught
her a lesson but we hope the young ladies
of this oouotry will continue to marry
the poor fellows whose feet are on terra
firma and they may find in these strang.
ere angels unawares. We euppose the
happy bride will have no soaks to darn
nor boiled shirts to do up which will be a
happy relief, nor will ber spirit hubby
track nand in ou her (dean flaor.
DISTRICT ORANGE LODGES.
509
GREY DISTRICT.
Grey District, L. 0. L., elected their
°Mince at Brussels oe Tuesday of laet
week. All the officers of last year were
rem'eated as follows :—Wm. Smith, W.
D. M. ; J. Hamilton D. D. M. ; S. T.
Plum, Chap.; J. dorrison, R. 13.; T.
Oakley, Treas.; el. H. Moore, D. 010. ;
J. Mooney and B. Gerry, Auditors.
MoRRIs DISTRICT.
Morrie Distriot L. 0. L., elected their
officers at a meeting held in Blyth ou
Tuesday evening, 14th inst. :—R. "aisle
man, W. D. M. ; John Wilford, D. D. M. ;
Mex. Leishman, R. S. ; Robt. Molter -
ray, F. S. ; Richard MoCommiu, Tree.;
Samuel Barr, Obap. ; Alex Bruce, D. of
0. f R. McCrea, Geo. Tainan, Lecturers.
The next regular meeting will be held in
Blyth. An invitation was received from
the Goderioh lodge to meet there next
12th of Jetty but no deaision was come to.
ELEA DISTRIOT.
There was a large attendance at the
annual meeting of Elma District L. 0, L,
held on Tuesday 14th iest., in the Orauge
hall, Listowel. Officers were re elected
as follows :—R, Wilson, Carthage,
District Master ; Oy. (loans, Trow-
bridge, Deputy Maeter ; Benj. Faulkner,
13ritton, Chaplain ; E. Glenn, Carthage,
Recording Seoretary Benj. Johneton,
Oartbage, Finanoial Secretary ; S. S.
Rothwell, Britton, Treasurer ; T. J.
Sproule, Britton, Director of Ceremonies ;
Wm. Hill and Wm.Vbite, Lecturers.
TURNBERRY DISTRICT,
The Loyal Orange Distriot Lodge for
Turnberry held their annual meeting
in the Orange Hall, Wingham, on Tues.
day afternoon of last week. The beelines
transacted was chiefly routine, and was
followed by the election of officers the
following were elected :—D, M., J.J. Mo.
Mamie ; D. D. 51.' J. Casemore ; Rec.-
See., E. Jobe ston ; Fi n.• Sea., T. Stem.1;
Treae.,T. Abraham •, Chaplain, W. H.
Stewart; Dio. of 0., 0. Barber. It was
decided that the next annual meeting
should be held in Wingham, and also to
autotimer to tenure the services of Grand
Organizer Duff.
Hemel( DISTRICT.
Howiok District L. O. Association met
in the Omega Hall, Gerrie, on the 14th
inst' and was very largely attended, al.
mostevery lodge in the District being
repreeented, It was decided to hold the
12th of July oelebration in Gerrie this
year. The following efficient were then
sleeted :—D. M., M. Dane ; D. D. M., R.
Bride ; D. Chap., L. Spann ; D. R. 8.,
R. Carson •, D. F. S. Jno. Harper ; D.
Treas., J. Fellis ; D. D. of C., J. 'Mee
vey ; bootie, J. Donaghy, John Dane.
Thos. A. Duff, of Toronto, wae present
and delivered a very stirring addrees to
the meeting.
GODERICH DISTRICT.
The annual meeting of Goderiah Die-
triat Loyal Orange Lodge wee held in
the hell of L 0. L., 145, on Tuesday of
last week. There were about fifty MOM.
bets in attendance, and the meeting was
one of the meet harmonioue, sueoeseful
and enthusiastic ever held in the district.
The lodge disowned the proposed 121b of
July reunion in Goderieh, and decided
unanimously to tarn out in full force to
the County meeting at Exeter and Blame
port the proposition. 1,, 0. M. Todd
aondnoted the striation and installation of
offieers, wbioh reeulted as follows :—W.
D. M., R. Y. Oex ; D. M., Matthew nem
peed ; Chaplain, John Woode'11. S., 0,
Manama F. fie Thoe. Bell ; Treasurer,
X H. Elliott ; D. of 0., E. J. Hlliott;
Leeturer, Jae. Wells ; D. L,, A, Millian,
BLADE PRTMESTORT.
The following efecere have been elected
by Bolton Royal Bleak Preeeptorv, No
807, Blyth e—Worthy pekoe/nor, Sir Xt,
L. Nothery ; deputy preemptor, Sir Xt,
G. Snell ; chaplain, Sir Kt. John Mo.
Gill ; registrar, Sir XL W. H. McElroy ;
1J 3J,V JL t). •
Leaflet:8r, Sir XI, Tilt/1DM Miller ,` eett.
Wrote, Sir lets, J, T. Lee and et, Maine 1
oeueore, BirJOle. 4. lietebnlao and David
NeCtItelmon ; etanderd bearer, Sir Mee
Wrn. Loire AIM jarnee Xernegben ; pee.
euiVellti Sir Xt, W. UMW ;
Sir Rte, S. T. Plent, JOhlt Sherati
Illettbew &pee, D. I/tumble, E. Brune.,
400, 1I. Morrison and B. eleedurray,
On Friday the mutual meeting of Jab!.
lee Preoepeory, Aleph Knights ef Irelend,
Vilte held in the Hall, Clinton, whop the
following ofiners WON elected for the
eurreut term'le.eaeptor, Jehn ficarlett,
Learibury ; Deputy, William Kinney,
Winthrop ; Register, Pater °antler),
(Milton ; Treasurer, Thoe, /lemma, Olin.
ton ; /enterers, David Barr, Sunateerbill,
John Out ard, Winthrop ; Oensors'A.1.
bort Andereen anti William Ford, Olin
ton ; Standard Bearers, J. Le Campbell
and Samuel R humus, Winthrep ; Chap.
lain, James Connolly, Porter's /fill ;
Purtetivegt, Anthony Nevie, Ceetralia.
Broad Sootch Version.
CE,NSIDER THE MIMS.
81. Luke xii., 27 20—Tent ee weel the
lilies, hoo they spring ; they neither toil
nor spin ; and yet t ray t'ye, No tden
Solomon, i' the height o' hie glorie, wee
brewee buekit ljlue anis o' three.
Noe, gin the toggage (whilk grows the
day e the park, end is anisten intil the
oven the morn), God sae brawlie busks,
boo miokle matt' you, 78 0' emee faith ?
And beena ye aye eeekhs' eltir what ye
are to eat ; and what ye are to drink ;
naitner amen in a swither.
For after a' thee thinge the natione o'
the world div seek •, but YereFaither kens
ye need hae them things.
THE BOATITUDES,
St. Matthew v., 3.12—Happy the epirite
that are town and oannie ; for the king.
dour o' Heeven is waltici' for them I
Happy the lowly and meek o' the yirth ;
for the yirth see be their ain hadden.
Happy they whim hunger and dronth
are a for holiness ; for they sal beetegh'd.
Happy the pitifu' ; for they fail win
pilie theireals I
Happy the pore-heartit ; for their een
sal dwell upon God 1
Happy the =avers np o' strife; for
they eat be month for bairns' o' God.
Happy the ill treatit tune for the sake
o' gode ; for they'Re hae the kluge= o'
God 1
Happy eal ye be when folk eel rnisoa'
ye, and ill treat ye. and say a' thiuge
again ye wrangenelie for my sake I
Joy ye, and be blythe 1 for yer meed is
great in heaven I for e'en sae did they till
the prophets afore ye I
Tun zone's PRAYER.
Elt. Matthew, vi., 9.18—And sae pray
ye : "Faither o' us a', biding &boon 1
Thy name be holie 1
"Lee tby reign begin 1 Lal thy wall
be dune, baith in Yirth sod Heaven 1
• eGie no 1114444y Our 0001110' Wale
'Anti fargie 110 Pot' 111 deed, as We
1)r4 ie thee who, (114 to 111 ;
4`An4 let Ile no he eiftit ; but eave us
free the 111.4ne I For the (noon 18 thine
ain, and the might awl the glory, for eeir
and evir. Amen,"
eT 0400 On 1,000,
0. ceeloalene, elle, 4.8—Love thole
teng ; le eind 404 eaepie ; love WM Emilie,
love vaentena itcel ; ions. Anne 001.ftie
Domeana itset dieoreetly ; eevienut her
Sin ; Mee gien to 441e Pete nee Jry
genes,
joesue ower wrpg bet aleng wi' truth
le hlythe.
Tholes ee thiuge, lippone a' things,
drees a' things',
Love bides aye. But gin than be fore.
Winne, they eel be endit ; gin thar be
tangues they sal oease ; gid there he lear,
it eel dyeing awa.
SMALLPDX IN ONTARIO.
et OEM of smallpox wee discovered Sum
day on a Canada Atlantic Railway oottob
at Madawaska. The man came :rote
Buokrnan'e Mills, Another ottee was
placed in quarantine at Seek Ste, Marie.
Whig case mune from a raining camp, at
Goulaie Bay, The expense ef quarantin.
lug and keeping patients of tliie nature
are °barged to the companiee who permit
their eeoepe, a regulation which hag been
in foroe sum loeb Mete aud which Dr.
Bryce reports, bite effected greal, things
in preventing the spreed of the disease.
Nine new eases were reported Monday
from Cambridge township, Rased' rooms.
ty • the iufeotion came from Booths'
Mills, Hull. Two cues are reported from
Humming township. Halton.
'Our great satiefaotione Geld 01.. Bryce
Monday, 'ia the feat that although out.
side points are °ageing us plenty of trou•
ble, we have been able to prevent the
epread of the disease within our own
boundaries to a large extent.
A striking illustrfttion of the way email -
pox spreads is furnished in the outbreak
at Peterboro, It appears a bundle of
clothing was sent from Ottawa to Peter -
bore to be dyed. There was smallpox at
the °spite!, and soon after handling the
parcel in the dyers' °face, Miss Frieze
contractee the disease, not baying been
vaccinated. Then William Joyce devel.
oped the dieeitee from Emma teethes which
had been handled by Miss Frieze. The
mao was moved to the Nicholls Hoepital,
Peterboro, and later ton tent, where he
was completely isolated. Botb woes
have been quarantined, and all the people
whd received parcels from the dyer'e
offices vaeoinatede
Joseph Brey was aceidentally shot and
fatally wounded by a companion et In.
nerkip.
Premier Roblin and several members
of the Blanitubil Legielature are making
a tour of inspection of the Canadian
Northern Railway.
JAN. 23 1002
nary Dre»ner, of Lin wc rei,e0nlinitted
eelekte ity banging,
, Heater tertedet a Member of the Board
at )42caaainaaa Of tha Darr Ekinfoolatiou of
the Provlooe ef (ermine, bee reeigned Ids 1
peeltionc 01 10 alleged that after two
etneente bad eeeetved their qeeetione
Getulat wentout elf the roue end PM
Mired the 'mowers, .whiela he gave them.
REAL ESTATE.
1:11ARMS FOR SALE—TRE UN.
nimmonsin has eovorat good Fareey
eele e.nd to 1801, 0009 terms, in Townships
of Morels and Qrsy, F 5, 80015'11,leresse1s
RARNIFOB SALD,$l000.00
win buy Lot Me 201n the 111th %mime.
stem of the iliownship of Grey, oontaining 04
Sorel There fp about 16 armee WORT Of titn•
bee. Who red in bush. For further inter-
ntatiOn 110P17 be G. F.131aIT, FlOnottor, Bros;
sole,
ET,OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
-a. in Bruton*. Bligibly situated, acre
of limn, stable, well, °oiler and other 0011.
Venieuees, For price and terms apply to
10188041011. Oranbrook P. G., or Tem Poo
Fe Wishing Howse. Brunelle. 10.11
A, SACRIFICE IN REAL ES—
TAse16.—$8000 00 will Duly the Malan.
gbey Wools lu the village of Bromide. These
two &fedoras must be sole to rinse out the
McCaughey Estate. intending purchasers
should investigate at once, Apply to P. 8,
BOOM, or(11,01, BLAIR Brussele Ont
rilARM FOR BALD. $8,000
e- will Inv Lot 10, Con. 3, Grey, good
house, barn, orehani, &o, Possession given
cm March 6. • 01 001 sold will be rented. A1-
09100 10680 on 1211a con„ Logan, for sale,
good buildings, whieh will also be sold at a
bargain. For further particulars write or
apply to ORAS, QI/EltBROBSSER, Brod.
huen 0. G„ Out. 27.4
•
McLEOD'S
System nenovator
—AND 024108—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For'Impare, Weak and Iinpoveriehed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
tion of the Heart,Liver. (1ocoplaint,Neur.
might, Loos of Memory, Brouebitia, Con-
sumption, Gall Stone% Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Donee,
Female Irregularities 'and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODER1CH, ONT.
J. M. MoLROD, -
Prop. and Manufaotrirer.
Solid by Jas. Fox, Druggist, Brussels
C1 a
ing
ale
WE will offer for the next 30 Days our ENTIRE
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS at Remark-
ably Low Prices in order to make room fpr our
'Shipments of Spring Goods which arrive Next
Month.
Below is a -Sample of the many Bargains to be found in. our Stock,
Men's and routb.s'
Ray-mao Clothing
Regular $5.00 and $5.25 Suits, Sale price $4 00
Regular 5.75
Regular 6.50, 6.75, 7.00 "
Regular 7.50 8.00 "
Regular 8.50 9.00 "
Regular 10.00
Regular 12 00 1(
Regular 15.00
(1
4 25
5 00
6 00
7 00
.8 00
9 50
12 00
Ordered. Clothing
Departm.ent
$14 00 Tweed Suits made to order $12 00
15 00 - " " 32 50
16 00 cc
18 00 "
20 00 11
22 00 "
CC
C
13 75
• 14 50
16 00
17 50
Underwear
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
Regular
$0 50 quality for
65
75
1 00
1 25
1 60
CI
91
IC
CC
$0 40
60
55
75
90
1 00
Furs
Persian Lamb Gaps, regular $4, $5, $6.50, $7,
$7 50 and $8 quality at $3, $4, $5.25,
$5.50, $6.50 and $7.50.
Manitoba Beaver Caps, regular $2.25, $250,
$2.75 and $8.00, Sale Price $1.50, $1.75,
$2,00 and $2.25.
Only 8 Fur Ooats left which we will sell a,t a
Bargain.
s TERMS STRICTLY CASH DURING SALE.
E.C.
77: is.
UN ORD
SON
Tailors, Clothiers & Furnishers.
EXTENDED!
in our Opening Sale we have met with gratifying
success, and we have decided that until,
JANUARY 11, 1902,
We will continue to offer geode at Slaughter Prints
to give all a obanee of securing fume of the her.
gable we have to Chliw. The following are a few
of our Speoial Bargains in
DISHES
DINNER SETS—Regolar 07.00 to 06 00 for $5.50 to $7.26.
TEA. SETS—Reinder 412.75 to $8 00 for 0288 to 06.50.
BED ROODI SETS—Reg, 01 85 to $6 00 for 01.85 to 05,10
FANOY DISHES of all kinds.
GLASSWARE, Eto., Eta.
We are enlarging and improving our stook by the
beet and most up -to date goods we loan preeure,
and are prepared to initiaty one customers in all
lines.
W. H. HUMPHRIES & SON,
W A T_II10 1\T .
ece..2emsamere...M111821igif0VMMIPetIMINerefeelneajer
Cutters !
Cutters
A lot of new Cutters now ready for delivery.
Another lot will be ready in a few days. If
you want a Cutter call early and get a pick
from our fine new stock.
Sleighs are now being manufactured of all
sizes. We can supply your wants 130 matter
what they are in this line.
Some good Second 'Hand Buggies and Carts
will be sold out very cheap. Balance of new
Buggies at Oost to clear out.
Ewan & Co.
"Wal\TrrMlzt
Cri.A.MMS
AT
THE POST URSINE.
Upper Ten, Authors,
Shuftlette, • Lacrosse,
Home Tennis, Whirlpool,
Snaps, Crokinole,
Over the Garden Wall,
Peter Coddle's Trip to New York,
Checker Boards Ictc Svc
•/ •
be Cleared Out at Cut Prices,
See our Boy's liand-sleigh, it is Sure tglease
' McKinnon's °A8" CV
I 870Ra,
P 131-1-YrI11-1..
II
' 4 G ' t St k k" rea oo -Ta pig Sale 1 .
„
P.
;1 .P100 week we oommenee stook.taking and we sant our stook down
ee M the lowest point before that tittle, We iviO make the following eery tt
rgreat redactions in prieee Ode week be pleaout Whiter, Goode t
41 Men'e flee Week mud blue bleak 13e0.0e1 Overeeitte, lined with good '..-
;tallith Oath, velvet alar, fly front, regular prior/ 06 60, 07.50 and 09,
e iorr, $4.96, 06,08 and 56.85,—Boys' Frieee illeterp, high eterm wear, le
41 e worth 58 76, for 52 75 —Men's Frieze Uletero, high storm mailer, veortie
1; 06, for 08 00,—Men's heavy Frieze Vetere, tweed lining, interlined with
rubber, high (item collftrens werm as any fur ooategood value at $10,
p • Boo price, 06 05.—Men's Tweed Snite, lined with the best ferrner's main,
well made and trimmed, worth $6, sale priori 54 45%-e13oyte Suits, in all '
sines at wholesale prices during this great eate.-21eu'e Wallaby Fur
) °meta, 1050 01 price $18, for us 60 —Mania Oat, Beer Ooate, will elect e'
great wear, vegalar prices 018, for 010,0 —Melee Coon 00018, beet quality, 4,,
well furled, worth 245, for 087.50.—Men's heavy Duels Jeekete, lined ‘
iwith tweed add interlined with rubber, regelarr, prioe lie, for 08.95,— 4,
e Illenei Duck Jaokete, lined with eubbar, 21,95.—Meole heavy Lumber, I.
mune Rubbers, enrrigated edgee, high out, will wear late iron,.rale price
ir 01 50,--00en'a heavy Sex to weer with rabbere, at. 400, 50i and 75o. t,
-- I.
‘,7, GROUFIttE4 22 les. beet Grenuleted Seger for 01.-4 lbs. Cur.
"• rants (new frull) for 25e.-4 lbs. New ItSidrie for e,
11 Me—Choice New Figs, very special, 4.3.—Quaker Brand Corn, Peas
• and Tomatoes, 3 aans for 25o,—The aelebreted Kiji Japan Tea, worth Pc
80e, for 25o.
EXTENDED!
in our Opening Sale we have met with gratifying
success, and we have decided that until,
JANUARY 11, 1902,
We will continue to offer geode at Slaughter Prints
to give all a obanee of securing fume of the her.
gable we have to Chliw. The following are a few
of our Speoial Bargains in
DISHES
DINNER SETS—Regolar 07.00 to 06 00 for $5.50 to $7.26.
TEA. SETS—Reinder 412.75 to $8 00 for 0288 to 06.50.
BED ROODI SETS—Reg, 01 85 to $6 00 for 01.85 to 05,10
FANOY DISHES of all kinds.
GLASSWARE, Eto., Eta.
We are enlarging and improving our stook by the
beet and most up -to date goods we loan preeure,
and are prepared to initiaty one customers in all
lines.
W. H. HUMPHRIES & SON,
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Cutters !
Cutters
A lot of new Cutters now ready for delivery.
Another lot will be ready in a few days. If
you want a Cutter call early and get a pick
from our fine new stock.
Sleighs are now being manufactured of all
sizes. We can supply your wants 130 matter
what they are in this line.
Some good Second 'Hand Buggies and Carts
will be sold out very cheap. Balance of new
Buggies at Oost to clear out.
Ewan & Co.
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THE POST URSINE.
Upper Ten, Authors,
Shuftlette, • Lacrosse,
Home Tennis, Whirlpool,
Snaps, Crokinole,
Over the Garden Wall,
Peter Coddle's Trip to New York,
Checker Boards Ictc Svc
•/ •
be Cleared Out at Cut Prices,
See our Boy's liand-sleigh, it is Sure tglease