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Notice
Hursiey & Co's Fine Assortment of Xmas Cools
PERFUMES,.,
CELLULOID CASES,
EBONY GOODS,
JAPANESE WARE,
TOYS and DOLLS,
BIBLES and HYMN BOONS,
GAMES—Including Ding-Poug,
PURSES and B111J8}IBS,
PICTURE BOORS,
ETC., ETO,
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Lowest Prices at
ISLETS
RUG STORE
BRUSSELS.
rural gehJs Items.
A ohiel'a among ye fakirnotes,
An' faith he'll prent is.
Risen the supplement.
Tna POST gives the news,
A wedding le on the tapie.
P, AMnNT'e teams are hauling loge this
week toile sawmill,
No hard coal in eight yet, as far es
Brussels ie oonoerned.
NB= Horse Fair will be held an New
Year's day in Brneeele.
House BOYER ADDERS, of Montreal, wag
in town lhi t week buying boreee,
A. 0. tJ. W. Lodge will meet on Friday
evening of this week, at 8 o'olook, for the
annual election of otlioare.
ADDITIONAL freight trains are up the W.
G. & B. every few days to relieve the
preeenre rr.'m the regular train service.
MDaxc,—Your oboioe of any of the vocal
or inetrumantal eeleotione in the window
at TEE Poae for the small sem of 10
Dente.
RRMsun xt this week, 67Aa lb. for geese,
7o for Chimaera and Ducks and loo oath
for Turkeys, at A. R. SMITH'S, Chisholm
block, Wingbem.
Ma sale of Overooate, Suite, odd Coats,
odd Pante, Veete, furniehinge for men
and boya still oontinuee at A. R, Slant's,
Ohieholm block, Wingbam.
WM. RANDS hae been engaged by Geo,
Robb to take charge of the Brueeele-
Wroxeter sage for him and is already
installed. He will carefully attend to the
various duties inoumbent on the driver.
Roan TEM POST supplement this week.
On it may he found Brueeele Sobool and
Oounoii,reports, the Christmas advertise.
menta of J. W. Kerney, of Brume's, and
H. F. MoAilieter, of Ethel, and a budget
of Ethel ne•.ve iteme.
IN the notice last week concerning the
Mathgeon—Orooke wedding the very ins•
portant item wee omitted that the
groom's preeent to the bride consisted of
a floe gold watoh. THE Poor hopes it
may mark off many happy hour's in their
journey through lite.
STRATz'onn Beacon eaye of a former
Brueeelite :—Duncan Ferguson bee puri
ob and sixty cordo of first-class hardwood,
which be ie arranging to have Bold at cost
in small quentitiee to poor families. This
is an action that refleote credit on Mr,
Fergusoa'a foresight and generosity.
DRReoED POoLTRY.—I will pay the fol-
lowing prices for dressed poultry, to be
delivered any time next week :—Torkeye,
9 ciente ; geese, 80 ; ducks, 7o 1 Spring
ehiehene, 6o; fowl, 4o. Heade was be oft
alt except turkeys, dry picked and nn•
drawn. Turkey body feathers for gale.
Rona. Thomson, Brueeele.
Mix Qora,co 0R HALLIDAY made a good
"reef in" or taxes before the addition of
the five per Dent. leaving only about $500
unoalleoted when the Qoonail met Monday
evening. Owing to Sunday intervening
before the 15th all taxes offered on Mon-
day were accepted by the Oolleotor with.
oat any addition, All who have not paid
before Tneaday will be asked to contribute
5% a000rdi•,g to tax notice delivered a
month or en ago.
CHRISTMAS DAY TEA MEnrrnp.—On the
evening of Uhrietmae Day the anniversary
Tea Meeting will be held in connection
with tbe Methodist church of this town.
Tea will be served in the Sabbath school
room from 6 to 8 o'olook after wbiob a
mneioal atle literary program will be
presented. Among the mneioal talent ex-
peoted are :—W. H. and Mre. Willie, and
Mine B. Scott, of Seaforth ; Miee Allis
Dandae ; A. Rose, of Ottawa ; N. B.
Gerry, of Blyth, and Leelie Kerr. Ad•
dresses will be given by Rev. Jae. E. Hun-
ter, of Tro=rbridge, and Rev. Jno. Rose,
B, A., of Proeeele. A good time assured,
GONE TO OLINTON—The Clinton New
Era eaye•—The bakery and 000teotionery
bneineee carried on by J. MoOlay, Clin•
ton, has changed hands, Mr. MoOlay die.
posing of it to Ohm. Bartliff, of Brussels,
who takes possession immediately. It ie
not known at preeent what Mr. MoOlay
intends d:•ing. Mr- Bartliff will move
hie family here as soon ae a house can be
'moored. He ie a brotber•in.law of R. J.
Oluff, town." The Clinton people and
the pablio generally will find Mr. Bart.
liff well worthy of their patronage and
good fellowship and may depend on being
well served. Mre. Bartliff and family
will oleo prove an aognieition to the
"hub" ae the Olintoniane dearly like to
name their enterprising town. Tam
POST very :rattily commends the Bartliff
household, who moved this week, to the
residents cif Clinton.
HOLIDAY RAILWAY ILATEM.—The Grand
Trunk will lame Holiday eeaeon tiokets
ae follows :—One regular first olaee limit.
ed fare for rented trip, going Deo. 24th
and 25th, good to return on or before
Jan. 2nd. Tiekete will be Bold at one
and one third regular first class limited
fare, good going Deo. 22, 28, 24 and 26th,
good to reburn, leaving deebination not
later than Jan, 6th ; and on Deo. 29, 30,
Met and Jan. let, good to reborn leaving
deetivatioo not later than Jan. 5th.
Children Between the age of 6 and 12
years will be Bold Sokoto at one hall the
adult retail. For teachers and stodenbe
retnrolug home for holidaye on eurrender
of individual oertifloats) signed by prinoi•
pal of the edaoational inetibabion, will be
sold Hollers at one and one third regular
Beet limited fare, good Deo. 6th to Deo.
81et, good to return leaving deebinatian
not later than Jan, 10'08,
DONT forget the Tea Meeting in the
Methodist ohurah %moa night.
A Comm oontinuee to slowly pro.
greee towards recovery bob is still oonflu•
ed to hie bed.
Tin stores are Resuming a holiday
appearance. Watoh THE POST for the
bargains offered,
L. G. Kneen hae a very choke stook of
Oranges, Bon Bone and Stewart's Choco.
le -tee, that are sure to please. Call and
see him,
CALLA far Miee Tillie Olennan, trained
mares, will be promptly attended to if
left at her roome at the American Hotel,
Brueeele.
KEEP the Lookridge By-law in view.
It will he voted upon at the manioipal
election. Read the provisions in the By.
law in this 1Be0e of TEE PoeT.
Brume Puna Wonxe.—Having put in
a machine for grinding clippers I am pre-
pared to make old one's look like new.
Saws gummed., Skates and aoieeore
eharpened. FRED. Alums.
TEE Pose clubbing list for next year
appears elsewhere in this iesae. Now is
the time to renew your POST for 1908 end
take your ohoiae of the many other
publications offered in the clubbing list.
J. G. BEENE, A. Conley and W. M.
Sinolair are the retiring members of
Brueeele Sobool Board this year bat all
will probably be candidates and if so will
likely be re-eleoted by acclamation as
they attend to their duties in good style.
AuroanAPE QUILT.—The members of
Lady Sanderson, L. T. B. Lodge, No, 16,
Walton, have made a_n autograph quilt
for the benefit of the Loyal True Blue
Orpharisee in Pintail. A number of the
good people of Brueeele contributed to it
so if any person would like to see the quilt
they may. do so by palling at the home of
the Mieeee Kelly, Tornberry street, any
day thio week.
Wno'LL BE REEVE 7-3. T. Roue, who is
completing hie seoond term ae Reeve of
Brussels, Bays he will not be a oendidate
for 1903 and consequently there is a little
'surmising as t0 who hie successor may
be. Rumor hae it that either Coaaoillore
Wilton, Gerry or Heodereon would not
be averse to promotion. 0ounailior
Donaldson eaye be ie not likely to Beek
re.election. Nomination Day will be
Monday 29th inat,
STEADY employment ; good wages ; for
young women, girls and boyo who are
without good paying poeitione. Nioe
work, pay weekly. Heade of families
desirous of getting into a good locality
with plenty of employment and oppor-
tunities for advancement for themselves
and families should write at onoe. Good
houses : low rent ; progressive town.
THE R. FORBES CO, LIMITED
Worsted Knitting Mille
Heepeler, Ont.
HAS THE EDITOR'S "Gen BLESS Yoo",—
The following is a note from Detroit and
speaks for itself :—"I hope yourself and
family are well. We will of aourae want
to have that good friend Tan Pon come
to our house each week of 1908. Please
find enclosed 81.00 in payment of same.
Wishing you and yours all the delights of
the eeaeon. I remain. Yours very truly.
"A, L S." A kindly note of this kind
comes very opportunely and robe off the
rough °oraers of some of the experieneee
you have to bump np against.
L. 0. T. M.—At the teat regular meet•
ing of the L. 0. T. M„ the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Past Lady Commander, Mrs. A. MoGnire ;
Lady Commander, Mre. H. Barn ; Lieu.
tenant Commander, Mre. N. MoLaaohlin ;
Rewind Keeper, Miee J. N. Ritpbie ;
Finance Keeper, Mies J. Forbes ; Chap.
lain, Mre. P. Anent ; Sergeant, Mre. J.
Tbompeon ; Mietreaeat.arme, Miee 3,
Baabanan ; Sentinel, Miee I. Walker ;
Picket, Miee J. J. Grieve ; organist, Mrs.
Cober ; aesietant, Miee Gerry ; librarian,
Mies 0. Crawford 1 aeeietant, Mrs. Currie.
WEeT HURON RETnmNs.—A summary of
the Referendum returns for the West
Riding of Huron 'shows the total vote cant
for the Aot to be 2,836 ; againet, 1098,
majority for 1748. The total majority
for the Ooanty of Huron for the Aot is ae
follows :
East Riding 1618
West 1.748
South „ 1884
Total majority 4,720
The returns for eaob . municipality in
South Huron may be read on page 4.
west Huron will be given next week.
The returne for the Province e.t Ebb date
are :—
For the Aar 175,776
Against the Aot,. 92,851
Majority for 82,895
APPEAL DIBMIeulD.—Judge Doyle held
Conn in the Council Chamber here !set
Tuesday morning to hear the appeal of
Robert Bowen, lot 84, con, 13, Grey,
against a drain award made by J. Roger,
Townehip Engineer, in which lots 81, 82,
88 and 84, 000.18, were interested, drain
emptying into 14th von. Mnnioipal drain
on roadway opposite lot 81. The appel-
lath called Alex, Fraeer, Thoe, Ioglie,
Henry Ward andJno, Bielop and oon.
dusted hie own Daae in quite a lawyer like
style, Jno. Roger gave rebuttal evidence,
Barrister Blair appeared for the town.
ship. The Judge dismissed the can on
hearing the Engineer's evidence wbiob
wag errtainly olearly set out as to the
award. Quite an interest wee manifeeted
as on this decision, to a certain extent,
depended other oaeee relative to drainage
in Grey that will now likely be got to reet,
Tltlt Quid elorage oar ,pronoiegd the
purebaoere ot'°oloth by .a pedlar has not
yet arrived, cod ie not likely to, The
notes ore payable, however.
WANTED --Choice roll Butter, 200 ;
fresh' eggs 20o, Sky high prices for all
Wade of fowl up to noon, neo, 28rd. Raw
fore wanted, Geo, TO KING, Winghont.
Buuserme Sobool wood gotttraot went to
A. J. Lowry at 81.88- per oord, Wood bee
to be bpdy beach er maple and 22 iaobee
lohg to be delivered by Marais let, The
Board aoliod for 100 porde, ,
A eleigb load o! young people' from
town' paid 11 visit 10 Hngh and Alre, Mp•
Iateeh, McKillop, last li'riday evening,
The bootees wee formerly Mies Ella
Ainlay, of Brneeele, who gave the vfeitore
a hearty welcome.
Tae PoeT will be published it day
earlier than Reuel for the next two weeks
owing to Christmas and New 'Yeat'e
Doming on Thursday. Will our correct.
pondente and advertieere do as the favor
of bearing this in mind,
Atlortc G. T. R. ebipmente during the
week were the following •—Oar lamina A.
0. Dames ; 8 oars baled bay, Alf, Booker;
oar cattle, Geo, Beet t oar hoge, W. F.
Vauetone ; oar flour, W. F. Stewart &
Son ; 4 Darn Balt, Brneeele Salt Works.
Coonrx Council Nomination for
District No. 6 will be held next Monday
in the Town Hall, Brunie, from 1 to 2
o'olook, with F. S. Scott as Returning
Officer. The preeent Co. Counoiilore,
Jae. Bowman and W. H. Kerr, will be
candidates. Some say they may be
Bleated by aaolamatlon but Monday Will
solve the problem. W. H. Kerr will
likely be a candidate for the Warden's
ohair for 1903 if elected ae be is the
oldest member in that body on the
Liberal Bide.. The Wardenahip goes
alternately to Liberal and Conservative.
D. Patterson, of East Wawanoeb, hag
acoeptably filled the poeibion far the past
year.
A. BAWTINHEIMER DEAD —A Wei known
former Brueeelite, iu the person o Abea.
Ions Bawtinheimer, paseed away .from
time last Sabbath, dying at Olinton. He
was about 70 years of Age. His demise
removes the last member o! the family
ae hie wife, four daughters and one Bon
all Bleep in the cemetery at Brussels,
where the husband and father was buried
on Monday, Mr, Bawtinheimer had been
in poor health fax some years with a
epeoiee of paralysis. He was a .good
meohanio, of a quiet, reeerved turn but
was honest, upright and a devout Chris-
tian. Arrangements were being made to
Bend the deceased a Ohrietmee token by
some members of tbe Methodist Sabbath
School when the pews came of hie demise.
Co. Comma ELtoTIONa.—The following
are the nominating offioere appointed in
the several division's in thie county for the
parpoee of reoeiving the nominations for
county oounoillore : Division No, 1,—W.
Stothere, Mafeking ; No. 2, Jamee
Campbell, Londeeboro ; No. 8,—Feed.
Hese, Zaricb ; No. 4,-0. H. Bieeett,
Exeter ; No. 5,-A. G. Smillie, Heneall ;
No. 6,—F. S. Scott, Brneeele ; No. 7,—P.
Porterfield, alarnooh ; No. 8,—James
Cowan, Wroxeter. The nominations take
place at Seaforth, Exeter, Zurich, Olin -
ton, Goderioh, Wingham, Wroxeter and
Brussels, for the reepeotive divisions of
whiob these pluses are the ventre. The
nominations take plana on Monday, Deo.
ember 22nd, and the voting on the same
day ae the other eleotiooe.
DEQ. 18, 1002.
The Statudard Bank of Canada,
DAPITAL (authorized by Ad of'Parlianoent)
32,000, Deo
CAPITAL. (MoY aid up) ..',0416,070•000.00
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IAf9ITS 10,077,604
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row,, 9., BEND, ucueral Iiartat;er
BRUSSELS of? \Cil : De>00110 reee',, d. r.riaue made to reepon.
v IJh7 r+r::+ +x 4P WHO Barges at, favoritle forme. Araf1e
and money orders leaped, payable at any point, at lowest reap. Colleetlotia
promptly attended to, A General Banking Bullies!'tranaeebed, Beene funnily
afforded Ouetomere living at it dlatanoe..
Amouuta of One dollar and apwartin
Savings Bank. Department reoetved and inter. Bl at nigbeet
entreat rate allowedfroln date account 10 opened, and .added to the priuolpal Slay
91st and November 80th,
Farmers' Sale Nbtes 00011 tor"received fax safe keeping and
Monk Nate Forme Frog en Applleatfon
Ileum 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 to 1, F, 11, GRAY, AGENT.
•
THE lateet e to
s r be added o ottr
exchange lietSte the Tro, publiehed at
Olieton in the intereete of the Collegiate
Institute, The paper is a neat one and
will be published every seoond week.
A FRIEND writing from Berlin to TNR
Poor says ;—I preeume you have obeerved
the majority this "burg" gave against
the liquor act. Please be kind enough not
to judge us too severely, better days arsr
ooming.
Tux Seaforth Sun hae leeued a finely
illustrated Souveu•r edition c w
i t I ae well
gotten •np and exceedingly creditable to
the proprietor and will no doub' do their
town good. A good view of the Main
street adorne the title page.
DEATH ON WILLIAM KAY —A - Windsor.
dispatch says :—William Kay,•aen„ the
kindly old Windsor Librarian, died
Thursday evening of last week - at hie
home, Victoria avenue, after an illneee of
several months'. .He wee born at Galt 69
years ago, and was educated for the
Presbyterian ministry, bat preferred to
follow the teaohing profession and was a
member of the staff of the old Windsor
High School for a number of years.
When the library was organized eight
years ago, he was appointed librarian, a
poeitou which he held op to the time of
his death. Deceased was a first (mash) to
Mre J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, formerly
of Brussels.
DANDY HAL'e OWNER FINED.—Jobn
Wood, of St. Oatbariaee, who was at the
head of the eyndioste that worked the
"ringer" Norseman, aline Dandy Hal, in
Pennsylvania and on the Oanedian cir-
cuit, and who was brought to book by
George Id. Evans, Secretary of the Ham
ilton Trotting Association, and W. A.
Collins, appeared before Judge Snider at
noon, says the Hamilton Times of Thee•
day last. He pleaded guilty to two char-
gee—to attempt to defraud, and 0ooepir•
soy to defraud. 3, W. Nesbitt, K. 0.,
appeared for him and asked for leniency,
on the ground that Wood is very old,
that he bee already been punished by
being expelled from th@ variooe turf
aeeooi teione, and for other reasons. J.
P, Stanton,,00nneel for the American
Trotting Association, said that body did
not wish e eevere penalty .imposed on
Wood. The orown attorney eaid that a
heavy fine instead of imprisonment,
would no doubt serve ae an example to
horsemen lnolined to be orooked, Judge
For Christmas Presents
GO TOS' -- -
H. L. Jackon
JEWELER. •
—Ladies' Gold and Gold Filled Watches,
—Ladies' Silver and Enamel Watohee,'
—Ladiee' Long Watoh Chains, Neok
Laces, Stone Set Lookete, Br000hee,
Bracelets, Stick Pine, &o.
—Gem Rings, set with Diamonds, Opals,
Pearls, Garnets and all other preoioue
atones. Prioee range a000rding to
quality and all are good value.
•—Sterling Silver Sl:oone, Match Safes,
Toilet Pieces, Manioore Sete, Jewel
Oases, Novelties, &o.
—Silverware — Cake Baskets, Berry
Spoons; Bake Dishes, Batters,
Sugars, &o., 1847 A 1 Rogers Broe'
Knives, Forks and Spoons.
—Gente' Gold Filled Watohee, Gents'
Silver Watobee, Silverine Wabohee,
fitted with Elgin, Waltham, Duber•
Hampden, Omega or English move
mente.
—See oar 23 & 21 Jewelled movements—
they are the beet money van bay.
—Duff Linke, Ooff Buttons, Tie Pins,
Gents' Rings, Lookete and Charms,
Silver Mounted Canes, Genie' Watch
Chains, Violina, Month Organs,
Olooke, &o.
See our
New. Goods.
We bought for dash direot from the Manufacturers. My long experience in
baying and handling ie a guarantee to my onetomere that they will reoeive a dollar's
worth of quality for every dollar expended here. We do not buy shoddy jewelry—
we keep the beet quality made and the beet quality ooete you no more than inferior
qualities at other plaoee. Honest goods at closest prices.
WATCHES nod RINGS
A SPECIALTY.
I -Z. L. Jaoksort, Jeweler.
The
The
Old Year Out
AND —tea
New Year In
LAMP GOODS
Latest deeigne and highest quality at lowest priooe. We are in a position to
retail lamps at the usual wholesale primes. Don't mien our epeoial Christmas
bargains on thee° handsome Lampe.
QUADRUPLE SILVERWARE
Our Christmas prime on the Staple artielee of Silverware will ecrprise you.
Only a limited quantity. Make your oboioe early.
KNIVES, FORKS cA SPOONS
In these lines we have a splendid trade. Oar grioee during Obrietmao time
will certainly please. Don't miss the opportnnity,
PRATT'S FOODS
The greatest of Animal and Poultry Regulators. Now ie the eeaeon to use
this valuable food for your Cattle, Horses, Sheep, Pige, Poultry, oto. Tet it.
WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Call and see the beet Woven Wire Fence in the market—nine etrande—for 50o
a God, We invite every up -to date, practical farmer, to examine this !encs
before you decide what kind of a fence you purpose building next eeaeon.
BARGAIN COUNTER
Two paokages of 10 oz. Carpet Tattle for do ; two 71noh Filee, handled, 28o 1
two Eye WItneee Bntaher Knives' for 40a,
t t AM IMEp lir ilk 0 CA
Snider gave Wood a severe lecture and
sentenced him to two weeks' imprison.
went, and to pay a fine of 8100 and all
ovate—e, total of about 6175. Is default
the imprisonment will be three months.
Wood took the eeotenoe hard and fur.
then pleading mused Hie Honor to reduce:
the imprisonment One week. Fred. Darr,
of Vineland, ie also trial awaiting on a
oharge of oonepiring with Wood.
THE renewal eeaeon has come round
again, and we would oak yon, dear read•
er, to oall in soon and renew for Tin POST
for 1903. Do not wait till the roeh is on.
THE Paris Review eaye ;—"82 out of 88
pbpile in the Parie Public school enc-
oeeded at theexamination last July a
oreditable showing indeed fox Mr. Taylor,
the Principal." Mr. Taylor ie a eon•in•
law to Geo. Crooke, of Brussels, and
formerly taught in this locality. Ho was
always a successful teacher.
We are pleased to notice in the Winn'.
peg papers that A. W. H. •Smith, eldest
eon of Jno. E. and Mre. Smith, of Bran.
don, formerly of Brueeele, heads the list
the e eeoond intermediate examination
in law. He hae bad a brilliant oareer so
far and will complete hie aonrae next
year. THE POST congratulates him ou
hie mimeos and hopes it may long con-
tinue.
H I T A .•AGAIN
•'A7 T , R
Fox's Drug Store
YOU (STT
—Toys of all kinde,
—Picture and Song, Books,
—Dolle in great variety,
— Celluloid, Plush and Leather Goode,
— Photo, Albume, a floe aeeortment,
—Purees, Ohatelainee and Wrist Sage,
—Mirror') in all ahapee and eines,
Work Boxes, ,Jewel Boxes and Writing
Bete,
•—Ploqupe, Picture and Photo, Holders,
-Xmas (lards, Booklets and. Calendars,
—Bibles, Flymnale and Hymn Books..
We shall be pleased to have you dome in and see .the great
variety of our stook, at
FOX'S DRUG
STORE.
3DIT77D.
ATTwooD,—In Grey, on Deo, 16, Annie,
daughter of Harry and Mre. Attwood,
aged 28 years, 7 months and 26 days.
Malmo —In Grey, on Sunday,' Deems.
ber 1410, Jerome, only daughter of
William McNabb, aged 17 years and
20 days,
NloaoLeoo —In Morrie, on Deo: Stb,.
Aline Bnrohill, beloved' wile of Arob.
Nioholson, aged 51 years.
RADPP —In Detroit, on Deo. 11, Royal,
beloved eon of Adam and Christine.
Raupp, formerly of Walton, Ont.,
aged 17 yeare, fl montbe and 26 days.
TD uenurs.—Iu Grey, on Deo. 18, Mar-
garet Turnbull, aged 68 years,
avc'rxoiv
TDEeaAY, Deo. 28.—Farm stook. Lot
81, Con. 18, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at
1 o'clock. H. D. Ward, Propt. F. S.
Scott, Ana.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
BOARDERS wanted. Apply to MRS. T.
Ni033OL8. John street, Brueeele.
GiNnau purpose mare, ,7 yeare old,
for sale. GED, SEIDL% Brueeele,
GENERAL store for sole. For. further
miraloulate apply to J, 1i, THOMSO , Eon.
GOOD driving mare for Bale, quiet . and
fryn.
reliable, aleo natter, buggy, homage, &a.
Apply to M. G. JEBROW, Walton.
Durham Bull for Service.
The undersigned will keep for•eervlee on
Lot14, Con 10, Grey, a thero'-brod Durham
Bull, Pedigree may be seen on application.
Terme, 51.00, with privilege of returning 1f
necessary, JAMES CUBIC,
23.4 Proprietor.
Some Xmas
Specials
TCHETT'S
1sT Vs,lr 0 IR, E
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For Saturday only, 20 pieces Fine All -wool French
Flannel, all new, stylish, up-to-date patterns, stripes and shades ; just the thing for
a useful Xmas gift, sold regular at 50c per yard, to clear Saturday only
at per yard
39c
Also a few of those Wonderful Bargains in Dress
Patterns left, clearing at $3.00, only a few, secure one of these Patterns before they
are all gone.
CLO THING
Our Clothing Department is one of the most inter-
esting Departments of this large store. Here the up-to-
date .dresser will find all he desires in nobby up-to-date
Suits, Overcoats, etc. We have a few Xmas Specials in
Overcoats.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Our Shoe Department is booming. There are some excellent values here for Xmas.
We have a nice range of Ladies' Fine Vici Kid Shoes, sold regular at $2,25, clearing •
Saturday at $1.65. What is more appropriate for Wife, Mother or Sister for Xmas, We
have all the newest styles at the newest prices.
E have just received a variety of Ties, Suspenders, Silk Handkerchiefs, Initial
Handkerchiefs, Ladies'. and Gentlemen's UndervVear, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,
and a few Specials in Tapestry Table Covers, pretty patterns and designs, sold .'every-
where at $2,00, Clearing here at $1,50,- They make a most appropriate and acceptable
Xmas Gift.
Everything Selling at Special Xmas Prices.
R. A. MATCHETT'S NEW STORE
GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
THE MO-NEY SAVING SPOT
Butter arid Eggs taken as Cash.