The Brussels Post, 1902-12-18, Page 5•
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ONEX TO LOAN A'1' G P1t7R
ICA peat. 0,0, SCOTT, llreeeele,
MoORAAKEN—
r Issuer of Marriage 140011005i Of-
1kPo at Greeery,'i'urnborey !Meet, fermate,
IIVIa IV1UttRISON,
tastier of
Marriage
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WALTON, ONT,
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,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
for sown of the host and aofeet Companies
ku Canadafor TeaA0taur Plate
Wage, O1go over I. 0, liehard's
18-nt,
Brussels. a
Winter Tarin begins tl/tn, 5
OGENTRAL
s
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STRATFORD. ONT.
. A large, Progroseive eohool and 000
of
the best on this Continent. Title le 8,p
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Yyp ly, J, ELLIOTT, Prinoipah
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MISS JEAN NI'LAUCNUN,
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PiANO - AND ORGAN,
ROiBEFeT CUNNINGHAM!
1N00RANOn,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
L. Estelle Griffin
TEACHER 00? -VOICE CULTURE
Pupil of Miss Eva N. Roblyn, of London.
Pupils prepared for Coneervatery 00110619.
Lessons given at 01he� home of yW, R. 3500r,
John street.
LJ. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
11ION1 11 TO LOAN AT 40, 4$ R 6 Per Cent.
Office over Hureley'o Drug Store, .Ola
Nov, Brd, 5902. 00.90 , ,
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
n0TAJLr6n0D 1640
Insurance taken on the Dash and premium
note ssteat current rta. B fore
ing else whore call on thea
rod°reigned Ago't
of the Company.
GEORGE BOGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
Vi S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1,• nun, VIII soli for hotter nrice0, to
better men, in lees time and leas chargee
than any otber Auctioneer in East Enron or
be won't °barge anything. Dates and eaters
can always
0000 .ranged at this office or by
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VETERINARY.
T D. WARM'IOK—
J • Honor Greater& of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, in prepared to treat alldis-
eases of domcatioated .animals in a oomnet-
entmanner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. calls Promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�7dT M. SINCLAIR—
V 9' • Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, 4e. Office-8tewurt'e Block
1 door North of Central Hotel. •
Solioitor for the Standard Bank.
. F. ]3LAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, ho. Office over Stand-
ard
tand-
ar dMBoney to Loan at lowestlratea. Brussels.
MEDICAL CAL CARDS.
DR. C. AMBROSE TOOLE,
RESIDENCE IND OFFIOE—
I11LL ST, EAST, BRUSSELS.
fii5t ixt ReWs.
Gott -r103.
5% is being added to all townebip taxes
not paid before the 15.13,
Fordwiob has copied from Gerrie and
will beoome a Polios Village.
Cyrus Horton moved to the farm be
reeentfy rented near Lekelet lent week.
A. A. Crawford, of Pbermaoy College,
Toronto, to °pending bis holidays in
`town,
Township Council met last Monday.
There will he new Noire at next year's
muuioipel Board without mob doubt.
John Padfield, of Orange Hill, returned
from the County of Eeeex with 197 young
porkers. This ie oho eeooed oargo which
he has brought to this County. John
wants to watch out that he doesn't invest
in a bath of cholera piggy wiggles.
J3'orclwich.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. Ill.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Phyeiolaue and
S urgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of If,d-
wrfery Edinburgh. tm-'Telepboue No.14,
Resilience—Mill 'Arcot, Bromic!,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of 'lbo Revel College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and Eiret•alaee Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Clem,
next to Brewer's Phntogr0ph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
AGENTS WANTED.
E ither„on Tull or - fart Time.
Aro yon fully (mangled wih - your income 7 Ie
vont alma a yoempl2 If not, write u9.
We can give you employment by nay the month
• good forme or contract to nay you well
for each Neefo m as you secure for d e odd
limos: Wo employ both i mala and female
roprosautativos, a Tn a nest throe menthe ie
the very best time to sell our geode No de-
posit 16 required ; outfit, is absolutely free.
We have the largest nureeriee in Canada—
over 800 votes. A largo range of valuable
new specialties, and all our 01000 10 guaran-
teed an represented, If you want to mere.
Bout Ottelargest, moat liopular and boat
known nursery, write us. It will be worth
your while.
STONE & WELLINGTON,
'Canada's G0eate6t Nurseries;'
17.001 Toronto, Ontario.
SHINOLS
D. Bell ; D. of C., 0 Bailor t %feet„ Cep,
leenitin ' Qom•, A, II, Musgrave, J.
Oonory, Wm. Nieholooe, A. Dein' JO, J,
M04fanngs,
The leoal Tent of the $ O. T. 1M., bee
eleated the foilowtug oil:mel'e for the on.
auiug yap.), 1 --Fest Qom., Wm, Carr ;
Cpm,, F E. Sell 1 Iiieut,•Cam., Wen, E.
Moore; R. K, 3, W. Dodd; F, IS., Jeeele
Button ; Qbap„ A. Bird ; Phyoioitan, T.
Cbiehohn ; Sorg , Wm, Monk ; 14. at A,,
ue • I t . of
J. A,
Simonetta a M G.,
A,b to
17
Lamont ; 2nd M. at G., Ii 12. Burma , -'
Sentinel, G. Stevens ; Ploket, R, Finlay.
About vis u'elook the other morning
the livery .table of Geo. Newton wee die-
covered
ie-
c ve ed to be on flee.
Sorapidly
did the
Seib o t0
'r was onlyo I
that t
fire tweed, wP
aave the bagies. Two Lorena, one now,
all the harness, feed end other oontente
were burned, The strange part of the
a0air is that lYlr. Newton peened the
stable about fifteen minutes before, on
hie way to put a fire on in the eider mill,
and saw no Signe of any fire to the eteble.
After he had completed his work in the
mill, which 000upied 15 or 20 minutes, be.
looked outside, and saw the fire, and men
gathered at the scone.There was 3400
insurance on stable and oontente.
11ntended for last wash.]
W.A. Johne, of town, has been appoint
ed baagagemon at the G. T, R. station.
Wingham Flouring Bailie are ohippiug
three car loads (1500 bags) of flour to
South Afries,
Thos. Howarth, banker, of Oakville,
who wan employed ae olerk iu Soott'e
bunk, Wingham, at one time, committed
euioide by ebooting.
Daniel Modormiok, of the Grand Gen.
tral hotel, Hamilton, formerly of Wing.
ham, has issued a writ for $200 against
the Grand Trunk Railway for the lose of
hie Irish tpaniel through the alleges
eareleeeneeo of a railway official, .The
dog made its eeoapefrom the Toronto
Union Station.
Fordwioh gave about 10 to 1. for the
Referendum.
E. M•, Carter le still oonficed to his
room with inflammatory rheumatism.
At the last meeting of the County
Council a by-law was passed making
1'ordwloh a polios vilhtge.
Fordwioh pnblio school will give a pub
lib entertainment in the Foresters' hall
on Friday evening, Deo. 1901,.
Anniversary service° were held in the
Methodist ohnrch Sunday. Rev. J. Liddy,
el. A., of Harriston preaohed. •
Abram Johnson disposed of bis team
of four year-old general purpose horeee to
an American buyer for the handsome
sum of 3325.
The Sunday eohool of Trinity church
purpose holding a Obrietmae.tree and en-
tertainment on Chriebmae eve, Wednes-
day, Deo, 24th.
Arthur Dobson, who has been engaged
as teaoher of the Orange Hill eohool for
the past year, has tendered his reeigna•
Hon, to take effect at the close of the
present eohool term. He purposes at.
tending the High School at Harriston.
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
0ND--
Nortll, Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels'Blaning Tints
Exeter.
R. S. Lang left for Edinburgh, Soot -
land, where he will combine business with
pleasure for a few weeks.
Harold I. Collins, who has been in
Manitoba for the past two year° returned
home to spend the Winter.
Harry L. Huston has resigned his
position in the Sovereign Bank here, and
the vaoanoy has been filled by E. J.
Christie.
01,0 Anna Martin, whn ie attending
the Model eohool at Godsrioh, has been
segaged to touch in the W inaheleen public
eohool for the coming season.
Mr. Noxon, who bas been oondooting.
the apple evaporator at the foundry, has
finished the eeaoon'e work and will leave
shortly for his home in Prince Edward
County.
Thos. and Asa Williams have returned
from Manitoba, where they have been for
the past few menthe on a prospecting tone
-with a view to porohaoing land. They
onooeeded in 'immuring 800 sorsa of choice
soil in the vicinity of Woolnely and in
March next, in company with their father,
mother, and sister will move to the
Prairie Provinoe.
Also Doors and Saab of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Furniebed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT
Lead bsir v.
Teweship Council last Monday.
Alex. Brothereon is on the sick list.
Danoan MoPhereon has arrived home
from. the West safe and sound.
Mrs. J. Wilteie bee pnrohoned a bonne
and lot in Beatorth where she will reside
in future.
Dennis Bros. have just finished the sea•
son's threshing. This mattes their 24th
year in the busioerm.
Two Latter Day Saint elders have been
conducting meetings East of here. We
have not heard of any new converts.
Winthrop creamery paid out this last
season over $7,000 in cash to there pat.
tone for oream manufactured there.
Wm. Clark has rented R. Pollard'°
farm for a term of years. Mr. Pollard ie
operating a farm in the North West at
present.
Munn Bros. have put in a new Watford
grinder of large capacity. They will now
be in better shape than ever to a000mmo-
date their many patronizere.
Thos. Young has purohaeed a eteble
that was formerly.ueed at Kelly's sawmill.
When he has it home and fixed up it will
make a comfortable building.
Wm, Williamson Lao bean ongagod ae
tiloanes at the G, T. 11, engine house. M.
Gray, who held the position for a number
of years, resigned a Sew weeks ego.
U, A, Campbell, of lowu, d 150
Henle Cline, youngest dltttghter,anof .114, A.
and plre, Cline, formerly of Wingbem,
were united in marriage on Wednesday of
last week at Owen Sound.
The Ooauoit have decided to Submit a
bylaw to the ratepayers ab the January
owater.
noise 2 0 r a
o a to at 100 �
0 oEl n k $ ,
0
to tai e
5.
Ana ab •I wo ,
rk vein R d R$
sa G
wo , Y
y
500 for a sewerage system for the town,
The anniversary eerviooe in eonneetion
With the Wingham Methodiot church will
be 28th.
eosin r
Sunday, D
to held on ,
i
Roo. Dr. Carman, an Geuex
Superintend.
mut will preach the tiermoos and
also looturo Monday emitting, 29th ioat,
W. H, and Mre. Green intend oele.
bratiog the 260b anniversary of their
wedding on Saturday Deoember 13t3.
Mee. Green ie an votive member of the
Ladies' Atd and intends to give the
ladies and her lrleede a tea on this
anniversary day, Instead of silverware
presents oaetomary on pooh 000aeione,
Mts. (keen will receive a silver collection,
to be devoted to the Building fund of
the newiilethodiet ohurob.
l,tntowel.
Benj, Morriok,has returned to town
having recovered from hie recent elvers
aooideut while in Moruington a short
time ago.
The town constable wishes to warn
the children agairtet the praolioe of hang.
ing on sleighs, eepeoially in the centre of
Ma. town,
Robert and William Knight, of Britton,
left on Monday oflast week on a trip 00
England. They will remainfor the Win-
ter with Moeda in Sussex, their native
°ennty.
Richard Stainton, G. T. R. emotion
foreman, who has been laid up for the
OHRISTMAS_GR'EETING
T. FLETCHER
Winorhetrv..
H. A. McDonald, of Heneall, bas ao-
oepted a position as clerk in A, R.
Smith's.
Scottish concert under the auepioeo of
Camp Caledonia, S. 0. S. will be held
January Sail.
Mies Brook was elected President, of
the Epworth L -'ague Reading Circle and
Mies Ferment, Seo.
Wingham Methodiot church anniver-
eery 001010es will be held Deo. 28th,
Rev, Dr, Carman will preaoh and on
Monday evening, there will be a Supper,
followed by a feature by Dr. Carman.
The members of the young people's
Gniltl of St. Paul's have made arrange.
menta to hold'fortnightly meetings ; pro•
grams to consist of .mesio, readings,
garnets, eto. and a eooial evening once a
mon th.
At the annual meeting Of St. Panl'e
ohurob the following officers were elect..
ed :—Superiotendeut, Rev. W. Lowe ;
Aeeietant,F. Shore ; Vioe•Bnpt., E, Nash ;
Librarians, A Alderson, Blies M. Sadler ;
Organist, W. Roderne ; Assistant, Mise
Vanstone ; Seo., E. Nash ; Trees,,. A.
Alderson.
L. 0, L. No. 794 Wingham held eleotion
and inotallation of afters rooniting as
Tallows :—W. 101,, Be A. Donglaos ; D. M.,
T. Hall 1 Chap ,16. C. Clarke ; R. Sen,
7, Ball ; Fin, tieo„ J, G. Stewart ; Treace,
jw ." \O'1 i, .
OUR store he a dazzling dioplay of Elegant Goode suitable for /twee Presents.
We always carry the LARGEST and BEST Assorted stock .of Watohee,
Clocks and Jewelry. The eeeret of the eooure° of oar business ie CLOSE BUYING
and giving our Customers HONEST GOODS. Oar motto is "Uniformly Low
Prioes." We buy direct from the Manufacturers for earth and oan give our Cnetom-
ers the Closest Bargains.
Oar Mr. R. S. Fletcher, who has.been connected with the largest Wholesale
Jewelry Houee in Chicago, has nnlimittd experience and nnderetande the Jewelry
business in all its branches. Our Customers will receive prompt and careful
attention.
We are Rfead.y for the Holiday Trade
Pnrobasere should make their seleotione while our stook is
at iteibeet. We oan meet Every Want at the Loweat Prioe.
COME AND SEE OUR MONEY -SAVERS
Ladies' Gold I dee our Gents' 12 size Open Face and
and Gold Hunting Gold Filled Watohee
ver and
Bilverine
CLOCKS
RINGS
Filled
Watches
Gents' Gold
and Gold
Filled
Watohee
1a d i e e',
Gents',
Boys' and
Girls' Bil.
Watches
THAT THE
/
Is the place to get veins for your 10000y,
merolal annd Nhorteand.T Bend SoreColley
Journal.
0. A, 1i't,IOMINei, 4,14 ]ifoINTY1i31,
President, Seeretery,
Gents' 18 and 18 size Vanguard 21 and 23
Jewelled Movements
Gents' 16 size Riverside Maximus 21.
Jewelled Movements
Also 17, 15, 11 and '7 Jewelled Movemeoto
in Elgin, Waltham, Denber-Ramp•
den and Omega makee
Swiss and English Watches kept in stook.
Sole Agents for the Denber•Hamp-
den Watches
We have in stock a very fine line of Mantle Cloaks in
Marble, Iron and Wood—Onyx finish. Oak and Walnut
8 day Clooke. Fanny, Gilt and Alarm Cloaks.
Gem Ringo set with Diamonds, Opals, Pearls, Emeralds,
Sapphires and Garnets. Gents' Ringo, set with Diamonds,
Garnets, Carbunoles and' Blood Stones. Also Initial and
Society Ringo. See our Birthday and Baby Ringo. Solid Gold Rings from 5013
to $100 00 each.
LADIES' CHAINS AND BRACELETS—A beautiful display of Ladies' Lone
Watch Maine, Gents' Chains, Ladies' and Child's Braoelete, Cuff Linke, Cuff
Buttons, Baby Pins, Necktie Pine, Brooahee, Charms, Society Pine, etc.
GENTS' AND LADIES' LOCKETS set with Pearls, Opals, Rubies and Rose
Diamonds. See them—they are BEAUTIE8. Ladies' Necklaces, assorted
leogthe. Alen an elegant line of Solid Gold Brooches, eat with Genuine Pearls.
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER DISPLAY
—Five Piece Tea Seta —Cake Koivoe
—Ttreo piece Toa Seta —Sardine Forks
—Fern Coasters —Jelly Knives
—Baking Dishes —Cold Meat Forks
—Sugars and Creams —Knives and Forks, Al
—Barry Dishes —Dake Forks
—Calle Baekete —Pie Knives
—Biscuit bare —Cucumber Forke
—Pickle and Butters —Jelly Spoons
—Bon Bon Diehee —After -Dinner Coffee Spoons
—Berry Spoons —Soup Ladles
—1847 Rogers Bros.' A 1 Goode.
—A full line of Sterling Silver, Flet Ware and Novelties.
ENGRAVING DONE FREE OF CHARGE.
—A grand display of Fanoy China, in Japanese Ware, Crown Derby di Wedgewood
SEE OUR GENUINE EBONY GOODS
OPTICAL DEPARTMENT
This Department in well looked atter by Mre. Fletcher. Consultation free. Eyes
properly tested. Frames at ALL Prioee.
We will be pleased to have you look through our stook. Our Prices are the
Lowest—We oan save you money. Our Speoialties are WATCHES and RINGS.
La—Watch and Jewelry repairs promptly attended to—Batiefaotion guaranteed.
ods \VaiiteEl
at Wingham
We are prepared to pay for
Firot-class Maple loge ........$14 per M
Firol-oboes Soft Elm loge .,.. 14 '
Firer-olase Rook Elm loge.... 18
Fire -alarm Rosewood loge .... 15
Firer-olase Beech loge 12 "
All Ilinde and grades wanted.
Call end get our prices.
The Canada Furniture Mfrs.
Limited
OPr1IEATING
The Button & Nut Chair Factory
WINGHAM, ONT.
Issuer of TDE 01409E PRICE
Marriage Lteens0a, T. FLETCHER, JEtY ELER.
P. S.—Liaeneee and Wedding Rings sold privately,
Spoiled a Good Baking
you have many a time by ueiog an
ieforior grade of fionr. Your bread will
always be light, white and eweet when
aeing the Venue. It le always 01 imp-
eder quality, with no variation, and is
carefully made from the boob grown
Manitoba wheat. Try this eatietmotory
brand for your bread, mime and pies,
and you will never nee any other.
ALF. 11t1,EKER,
Rlcli0SkLO
Grass Seeder
1
T am out again with the New
Model Gram Seeder. Without any doubt
it is the hest hand Seeder for Bowing
small Betide ever offered to the people.
That is the testimony of more than nae
hnndred persona who have need them
daring last Spring and Summer. Any
person wishing to have one of these very
useful articles oan be °applied by oelling
OD me.
Simon G ant,
BRUSSELS
Sole Agent for the Townships of Grey
an PRICE $1.00.
past two months, at his home, Main
street weal, with an injured leg is im•
proving,
Edward Tuttle. who liven j000 Weal of
the town, has the sympathy of the nom•
munity in the lose which he eoetained in
the death of two of hie ohildrea from
diptheria.
Richard Hemphill has arrived in town
from Winnipeg, where hie father and
family now reside, He parpoeeo return-
ing to Manhtobm after making a holiday
visit here.
Blame. Brown and Monteith, of Strat-
ford, the nominees for the Ontario Legis•
latare from this Riding, are paying a
good deal of attention to the electors in
this locality.
see.tort1o.
John Dodds woo taking in the shooting
tournament at Brantford last week.
Wm.Freeman, who has been laid up
with an attack of typhoid fever, is recov-
ering nioely we are pleased to state.
Thos. Fowler, of . the Huron Road,
West, had the misfortune to get two of
hie ribs broken. He was attending the
cattle and one of the animals kinked him.
Mrs. James Soott, of Harpurhey, met
with an nasty aooideot. She had been
down town and on her way home tripped
on a loose plank in the sidewalk, falling
heavily and somewhat injuring herself.
The Collegiate Institute hockey olob,
Gloated the following officers for their
Hookey oinb this season ; President, G.
F. Rogers, B. A., : manager, G. J. Hamil.
ton ; secretary -treasurer E. W. Murray ;
captain, 0. Sills ; managing committee,
A. Waugh, J. Roberts, A. J. D. MoMann,
F. Wright, R. J. McLaughlin.
Monday afternoon, of last week smoke
was dieoovered issuing from the station
house. An alarm was rung in and wan
promptly responded to by the are brigade
who looated the fire between the ceiling
of the lattice' waiting and the floor of the
room above. Prompt tuition on the part
of the bridgade extinguished what might
have been a serious fire, without nisch
damage having been done farther than
that caused by water and emoke.
OrA�%l"!!
s ;Ts",
McKinnon
Y
1e
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
NIerbnpo you want to tone up your home before 0 rl
tin
eYs with
h a
Garnet, Axmmetefi Rake, Art Squares,Laoa OUkt aiua Silk Table
Uovere, Golden Dreperioe, EEO. If oo we are fully preparedto supply the
dewand, Rud to quote special prices till atter the hplidaye.—Union Carpets, N
yard wide, good colors, worth 80o for 25e. . Heavytwo•ply Union Car.
Pet pod wide,
n a variety t of
att
eroe at Sha 45
o and Gp
o.
A e
o.
pt
a
l
line of 9 settY Carpet, In good patterne and c ore regular1ar 0afor 1,00,
Wool Carpets, yprd wide, in a variety of patterns
at 660, 750 and 960,
Art Sjenree, woven in ope piece, in different sizes up to 4 yards wide tr
by 4i, yards tong, with border all around, will at an ordinary etzed room ri
without matching or sewing, and will omit no more than any other carpet.
We have them in three qualities. Atilt to 000 them. Lane Ourtaino, (
i..8110,goalitios, from 250 to $2 60. . . Art Mgeline and Curtains Scrims,
.
Go, 8o, 100 and 1bo.
ov ERco 0'7
A. T
We show a large stook of Swell ()venerate for young men in new
Reglanette etyte which 10 now so popular, from $8 to $10. ➢Len's
Bleak and Navy Beaver Overooate, in all sizes, from $5.50 to $10. .
Alen's Heavy Frieze Uletere, high storm oollor, heavy warm lining, at $3 75,
$4.50 mod 86.
We carry a full range of Stanfield'° Unehrinkable Underwear.
Beware of imitations which are saki to be just as good ae Stanfield's—
`S
none genuine except stamped Stanfield's.
Atw0Oa.
Henry Prost, who has been working se
foreman of the Government Books at
&emit Ste Marie, ie visiting friends in the
vtllage.
J. A. Mitchell will open his new hall
with a grand concert on Monday evening,
Deo. 29th. The Sherlock Oonoort Co.
and Mies Kate Archer, violinist, of Tor-
onto will provide the program.
The annual meeting of the Elma Re.
form Aseooiation will be held in Diet.
rioh's Hall, Atwood, on Saturday, at 2 p.
m„ for electing otlloere for the eneaing
year, receiving the auditor'? report, and
transacting other general Matinees. John
Brown, the Liberal candidate for North
Perth, will be present and address the
meeting.
A rather cations aooident happened to
George Anderson on Tuesday of last
week. He wee assisting his father in
rigging up the new gasolene engine lately
installed in the elevator, and became
aware of a (peer sensation ooming over
him. Hie father wee in another part of
the elevator and wan not aware of any-
thing unusual happening nntil ho flaw
George stagger Ont of the engine room
looking very ill. A dootor was hurriedly
summoned and exon partially revived
him. At fleet it was thought that George
had received a shook from the electrical
wires in oonueotien with engine, but
Robt, Audereon thinks that be was over.
oome by gas clomping through some faulty
oons0ruotion in the engine, George is
now quite reoovered from the effects of
the gao,
Sox and
Rubbers.
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No matter how
cold or slushy the
weather is, your feet
will be snug and
warm in a pair of socks and rubbers.
Thick, warm, fleece -lined socks and stout snag -
proof rubbers—that's a combination that can't be beat
for out -door winter work.
We have them in all styles and sizes.- They are
priced down to rock bottom, too.
This is how we sell them :—
- hlen'e from 31.25 to 3276. Bat the Special Brand which we have the
Agenoy kn Brneeele for is the J. D. SING STUBS PROOF which ie without
doubt the Boat and Most Durable Rubber in the market. Every pair is
guaranteed to give satisfaction. See them with no, and buy them as none other
will give you the same wear,
— Repairs in Rubbers, Boots and Shoes done promptly.
—HARNESS DEPARTMENT.—Fall stook Harness, light or heavy. Alen
Robes, Blankete, Belle, Tranke or Satchels.
—Collars and Harness repaired.
I. C. RICHARDS.
XMAS
SPECIALTIES
At the Old Reliable
Grocery and Bakery
ORANGES, LEMONS, RAISINS, CURRANTS,
PRUNES, FIGS, PEELS, NUTS,
CANDIES and our usual supply of
FANCY GROCERIES
A11 of the beet quality and at Moderate Prices.
OUR_ TEAS, COFFEES SPICES
are carefully selected and at much below
the regular price.
.fl Full ./lssortnaent of Fancy China, Tea,
Dinner and Fruit Sets.
Geo. Thomson
In
We carry in stock a first-class assortment of
Grey Goat, Saskatchewan, Black Galloway,
Grizzly Bear and Mountain Bear.
Rubber, Wool and Plush Rugs
Of excellent valve.
EILOss
All Kinds.
Big Stock of Single Harness
from $7.60 up, also Team Harness and Collars
that cannot be beaten.
Fine range of Trunks, Valises, &c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
John Donaldson
HARNESS MATTER, BRUSSELS.
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