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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-9-3, Page 5fi fl bl l b 8, 18117 ' t.^, ; i% C3 " .• ruses*+vneoaa rc sza , m cyr �vamnxsuxt res xrrearsaxam»yr, •rwr� _ _,�;, 7,r% .4 i .4. I T`tueman Smith woe on the aiok Hat outdo, o ffgood many are Iaid up wall had Tho harvest lima aervioe will be held .f? a .4 Pim r lues woek, <7ra sabr OA ft. Mies 121114*, of Gocleriolt, a visiting Mrs. A. McDonald. Miss Mary Ritchie is visiting at Hen - salt and Grand Bend. Mise Tota McNair was visiting friends at Clietou and Goclerloh, Miss Lio,4. Monne ix attending the Millinery Openings at Toronto. Miss Bell arltelloll, of Atwood, is the guest of Mies Tilde McRae this week, Mins Clara Hunter, of. Bruseole, is vieltiug her grandma, Mrs. 10, A. Bun- ter. Mies Millie Foerster, who has been visiting here for the past few weeks, has returned be Detroit. Rev, Mr. McLean, of Blyth, occupied the pulpit in Knox ohuroh lash Sunday. Rev, Mr, McRae was at Blyth. George Ccateeleft last week for Idaho, Ty. George will bo greatly miesed by the young people, especially by the Bpworth League, of which he woe a most faithful and active member, We wish him sue- 0ese, asses alortb. The failure of a banking firm in Sea• forth wee reported on Monday of last week, says the Globo of the 24111, is the aseigutnout or Logan ds Co. The firm is an old established ono in Seaforbh, but latterly Robert Logan has been conduob• ing the business. Robs. Logan was formerly of the firm or Logen ca Co„ bankers, of Carberry and Glenboro' but retired from that firm, the bueiuess being taken over by Robt. and J. A. Smith. Mr. Logan made a statement in 1895 that he was the Bolo proprietor, conduct. ing the business under the style of R. Logan & Co., dealing with the Back of s Montreal et Winnipeg, and with a Line of credit to the extent of about 530,000. surplus in Glenboro', he thonght, would be about 512,090 over liabilities of 820,000 to 925,000, mostly due to bankers. Hie surplus in the Seaforth business he estimated at 510,000 over liabilities of 813,000, due to depositors, and from 518,- 000 to 520,000 due to the Bank of Mont- real at Stratford, and other memento. The firm held e Targe number of a000unts in Manitoba and the Northwest and their investments there have not of repent years been very aueeeesful, so that they have found themselves unable to meet payments. Just what aeeets and liabili- ties are at present it is impossible to say, as no statement of affairs has yet boon prepared, Itrole sever th . F. Terry is visiting in Mount Forest. Baht. Stewart is off to Manitoba on a business trip. Mrs. Michael 14CuKee and son are visit- ing in Algoma, Mrs. Wright, of Ohioogo, is visiting her sister, Mrs, Loughheed. Mr. Wilson, who taught sohooi bore a number of years ago, ie renewing old ac- quaintances. The cheese faotory is doing a good sea0on'o work. The flow of milk was never larger. One of our old and reapeoted oitizens, Andrew Mitchell, is very aiok at present. Old age is the principal cause. He was one of the pioneers of Molesworth. Mr. Wilson, our popular tinsmith, land the misfortune to get thrown out of hie wagon the other day and broke his arm. He will be laid off work for some time. The coutractore are matting good head- way with the Presbyterian church con- sidering the wet weather. When com- pleted it will be a credit to both Presby- terians and contractor. Poundkoeper Molotosh was presented with a fine drove of oowo the other morn- ing for trespassing in gardens. The poor bovines acknowledged their prime and were let off quite easy for the first offence. The second offence they will get three menthe or go to the farmers' beef ring. Car ear. Heavy rain last Sunday night. Mise Bertha Ball has gone to Toronto. Fall wheat seeding is on the program this week. Last week Jas. Cardiff, 7111 oon„ sowed Fall wheat. 25 dente in advance gets TrtE Poem for the balance of 1807. A travelling photograeher took a pie - tura of S. S. No. 9 last Friday. Next meeting of Township Commit will be held on Saturday, Sept. 2041. Misses Genie and Bella Smith aro holidaying at Toronto this week. John Bray, of Wroxeter, was visiting his brother, Wm. Bray, 15th oon, Toronto Ekhibitien is the magnetic spot to some of our township people, A Literary program wee presented at Bethel League on Wednesday evening of this week. Mee, Thos, Williamson, 17111 con„ was called to Smith's Valle owing to the seri- cue illness of her mother. Voters' List Court in the Township Hall, before Judge lylnoson, on Wednes- day of next week, at 10 a. m. Bethel people were pleased to weloome Rev, Mr. Walker last Sabbath morning rafter his lay up from a sprained ankle. Flax and peas were poor Drops in the Southeastern part of Shia township this season largely on account of the heavy rains. Wilber Harkness and eider, who base been visiting at Geo. McKay's their grandfather, 19th oon,, returned to their home in Sarnia on Tuesday. A largo yield of wheat was secured by Duncan McKay, 1.Gth con., 1;( acne ho threshed 05 bushels of Red Daws. eon variety. It wona groat crop, Angus, John and Joseph McKay, Wil- liam Kelly and Alex. Fraser are away to Manitoba to aid in the harvest fields. Borne of there may remain if suitable • properties can be obtained. Next Monday there will likely be a large torn out fibro this locality to the Basalt a 11 an P d no %ball t ournatnant at Brussels. We notice there is a big doy'a sport for a small amount of money. • We are pleased to notice the name of 7L A, hill among the list of successful candidates writing for 2nd Claes cere d. oatoe et Godorieb, Mr, hill door not bathed to follow teaching but looks for- ward to writing 111. D. after his name. Stlaeeee to you. Mre. Walter Oliver, 14th con., has leased her 100 acre farm, let 81, oon, 14, to Charles Love, or Trowbridge, for a term of 5 yeare, at 9200 per annum. He takes peaseasion next Winter but will eow Fall wheat on the Mince, Mrs. Oliver and family will continue to reside 00 the farm, Mr0. Duncan I ivingstou ie vielbing ab Molesworth.. Mrs, i3, Ball gave the book or her rigbt hand a bac' aralding one day last week. Last week Mee Libbie Ball arrived home from Toronto after an absence of Elevated months, Last Sunday night or 11l,unday mora. ing 011rielina :McMartin, who has been an inmate of the Unease of Refuge from Gray township since the opening, abscond. ed. She will ba brought back if infer. motion oan be obtained as to her wltare- a card to Inspector Coattes,,son Clinton?%mould confer a favor, Mies Ella, daughter of Maloolm Lamont, left on Wednesday for the Model School, Clinton, where she will spend the Fall berm, Mise Sella, daugh- ter of John Lamont, of the same eon - easeful, is attending a similar .institution at Mitchell. We wish the young ladies morass in their $wishing touches before being licensed to %yield the birob. D. L. Strachan, who is teaselling at Browntown Public school, took a notion that he would use his spare hours in sbudy and as a result passed the last Junior Leaving Examination with good mance, i1e i0 oerteicty deserving of credit and shows that he is mads of she right material to get to the top. Mr. Straohan is not only a good abndent but is a good teacher also and we will be disappointed if he does not make his mark in the teaching profession. Among the list of successful candidates at recent examinations ab Calgary, Alberta, we noble's the name of John Perris. The Daily Herald of that city says ;—"Tho name of John Perrie is deserving of special mention. Of the 51 candidates for Seemed Claes certificates Mr. Perrie'e name heads the list for the Territories, ate having obtained over 100 marks higher than any other oaudidato," We are planed to hear of Mr. Perrie'e en00e0s and are confident that hie many friends Isere will heartily join in the good wishes for future suoosee. Ile will be remembered as one of the many enooe0s- ful caudidtttes of S. S. Mo. 1, Grey. • 1l3}Zaevan.le. Duncan is visiting h•ionde alley. R. Code and wife ween gueete a eacU's, alfa Uae put a furnace in R w henna, le factory sold their 9�a.per Ib. oung, of Clinton, visfEed U ce. I. Etcher, s pulling, which has been quit ry, was finfnhed np last week. cLeod, teacher is Brandon, wh viaitfng here, roturaed t Dr. Scanlon gave itis popula u lectures laaG weak in chi LaecN, of Toronto, spent two s with his brothers, Joseph and Tho three brothers aro vener ranch respected. and eervioea in oonnao the Methodist ohuroh are in n interest. No disnppointmen in the pulpit and pastern he ne%v ntfuiater axil be is eu. acnddenoe and cordial sap pnrishionere, net meeting of the Bpworth a following offioere were eleot- ldent, Mias S. J. Johnston Miss I'. Jaokaon 2nd Yioe conridge 3rd Vioe, bIilton h Viao, 14Iise J. Jenkins ; Sao - ea E. Coda ; Cor: Sao„ R. Treasurer, 'Silas Johoeton ; Mra. D. Rogers. Rio easels. R. Jewitt and Miss Alice Sundayed in asses. Miss L. Clennan is visiting at her home the 7th. Morris will be well represented at the route Fair. Misses Hannah and Minnie Kelly viait- at B. Sitortreed's. owntan Broe, sowed Full wheat on urxday of last week. Will Fear and BexterMoArter wheeled oderioh on Sunday, iss L. Laidlaw spent Sonday with friend, Miss A. Forrest, i900e McCall and Skelton were visit - in Brussels thin week. Vi11. Hamra delivered a grist of oholo e s to Belgrave on Monday, ngua McCallum ie engaged with hie they Dan• on the gilt for the Fall k. he wind on Sunday evening did oon- rable damage to George Parker's n. iss' Tessio Manning has game to kerton, where she has secured a situ- p. t•e, Jpbn Mooney left on Taesday of week for a visie to Toronto and Ifs, go, r. Robb and wife and Charloe est and wife spent Sunday ah Jamee eat's. re. (Dr.) Waldron and children, of in, are the guests of Thomas Maund• and family, big crowd or Morrisitee will spend r Day—next Monday—in Brussels, g in the sports. It Pose for the balance of 1307 for malt sum of 25 pante in advance• is cheaper than borrowing, Ise Nettie Davie, 5th line, left this for Alpena, Michigan, where she make her homy for a wiaie. a. Alex. Sharp, or Detroit, reterned eohome'hie week, after aneujoyoble with relatives in this tonality, so Maud S11010100 visited her eieter, A. Smith, this week. We hope the g0 will bee, bauelit to her health. 0 Martha Currie, Master Arbltne Miss Aunio Bayne returned to lion this week atter a mouth's visit s. D, Currie's, 4th line, notice 111 the lieb of saceeseful 2nd 00ho01 tea0Uors the name of A. Tho young gentleman is a brother 0. William Robb, 6111 lino. ,keelcaon] who hits boon spending Immo* with her daughter, 60reifina. n, 4th line, totarnod to her home Lindsay tbie week, n Broadfoot, son of Robs, Broad- ormeely a resident of this town• ow a resident of Kaneas, is hero fait, He is a %fret-olaes specimen cb-to•ao Kansas farmer, mit Woodrow, of Wharnoliffo, Al. in renewing his attbseription to oe4 eaye :—We nre in the midst of roast, The trope are good. Hay e and was saved in good oonditiou, took exooptbonaily flue. Mrs. . in Grand Valley. t Joseph L Mr. Pa King's ne Bluevn August cheese at Jae. 1 is sister, M The flax e an indust Miss M o has been o the West. Rev, r seioptico e locality. Robert or three days able and The attendance tion with creasing i h is experiencedl labors of t joying the part of his At the ! League th ed :—President, Vice, Jas. Breol Smith ; 4t rehary, Mi Musgrove ; Organist, Br on To ed B Th to G M her M ing hog bre war T side bar M Wal atio 141 this brid z or Fore Bel Ora A Lobo tekin Tn the e This M• week wilt Mr to h Visit 1411 Mrs. ohou Mis and Beall at Mr We glass I41ile, to Mr Mrs the St Deuce near Joh foot, f ship, n onaV ofaw Rob gena, Tons P Ott ha tva0 fin Roots Are you going to London show if; asked already. Klee Davidson was visiting her friend, Mise MoVety, last linnday, Messrs, 'Wheatley and MoInteeh, or McKillop, spent Sunday on the 841t. ofyooug uotttls to AIC Roland last week, sold 19 , td Miss Isla Wilibainn, of i;raesole, is et proton, visiting her aunt, Mrs, A. Barn- ndayed Wawa. White or this nofpho t g nd still ep the old of ode to earner got it esteem m be - for a Oe000- aviest treats. k 0n Fall Quay Bast any. Will. and Martha Johnston Su with their eieter, Mrs, Mason, of nosh, Meesre. Goaman & Taylor ran a engine and a Waterloo anima000000, Dave and Mee lliira Ramsay Sunday with their slater, Mrs. Pu B ruseel0. Harvest is not nearly over yet a we get an occasional shower to he grain damp. Thomas Raged' has a boss fi Mammoth clover which lie into keep for seed. Thuell Bros. purchased a new et and separator this week. They home on Tuesday. The boys are h and we wish them good luck. John R. Bell has leased the far longing to Jared King, let oon„ term of years, and intends taking p Bion some time in November. Wm. Ames bhreehed the he straw that ever went through hie t ing machine on Friday of last wee the Parra of Wm. Michie, Theush wheat went 40 bels to the acre. We notice that Co. Councillor 1170 who is the Conservative nominee for Huron for the Local Legislature, is an. nounoed as one of the speakers at the Whitney political demonstration at Olin. ton, on Thursday evening or next week. Goon Fano Sotn.—P, S. Soott, Brea - gels, sold the Barrie 150 acme farm on Wednesday of this week to John Melval. lan, M. P., foe the than of 55,000, p0ages. sion to be given next March. The farm is one of the best in the township and Mr. Malillan made no mistake iu put. chasing it. His grandson, Robt. Scott, will 02000 on it next Spring. A terrible storm passed over this loeali. ty on Sunday evening last. The wind blew a perfect gale and the thunder and lightning wee heavy. Rain fell in tor- rents. A great deal of damage was done to grain fields ' by beating the standing grain to the ground and blowing down the stooks. Apples were shaken off the trees in great style. A barn belonging to G. Parker, lot 10, eon. 8, wee partly blown off its foundation mud badly wrecked. Soarer, Berano•—The following is the report for S. S. No, 0, l41orrie, for the month.of Anent :—Sr, 4th.—Lizzie Mo• Call, Ada Searle. May Taylor. Jr. 4111. —Rose Searle, Edith Jackson. Sr. 8rd. --Willie McCall, Annie Gray, Mary Mc- Arthur, Emma McCall, Maud Jaokson. Jr. 3rd.—Lily Bewley, Lyle Jackson. 2nd olase.—Wesley Searle, Coral Mc- Arthur, Willie Farquharson, Leslie Fear, Manson Taylor, Carrie Jackson. Part 2nd.—Eva Bewley, Richard Gray, Carrie Shortroed, Sr. Pt. L—Nellie MOArthur, Roes Jackoon, John McArthur. Jr. Pt. 1.—Eddie Farquharson, Stella Stubbs, Mary Fear, David Jackson, John Taylor, Arthur McCall. R. W. JEwtTT, Teacher. The scholars of Johnston's Sunday school assembled at the home of George Peacock on Monday evening end present- ed Mrs. Peacock with an easel, on which meat beautiful picture of Queen Victoria, also o handsome plate and baguet of flowers. Silas Johneion and Mies R Forrest made the presentation, wh Mies Annie Scott read the following dress it lunity Chnroh, Belgrave, on Sunday, Sept, 12. Rev, Mr. Lowe, of Winghem, will preach the sermon. Thum( Cuuaou,•..It 1e pleasing to note the interest taken in the Epwurth Lougee in this Ours!). On Sunday evening,l Aug, 8111, Mrs. Hover read an inspiring 1+Silt*Mrs. Oon tatoe 01 Balgrave,gave Aug, hlgi,ly itratrUotive 9ape0 on "Metbodiam and int foot:der." Large congregations were present on both ocoaeions. The Executive is making tirrangenlonbo for 1111 anuiveraary service in the near future, Look out for it. Seeding is being pushed ahead. Safi wheat is yielding first rate, 25 name gets Trus POS'* for tile balance of 1897. A few from title locality have gone to Toronto Fair. George Imlay and Mrs, Imlay, of Sea• forth, were visiting here for a short time last week, Next Monday being a publics holiday, a number of our residents talk of visit. ing Brussels and taking in the Base Bald tournament, ANNivzlis,tar,—The Methodist ohuroh was filled to ovorflowiog last Sabbath afternoon on the occasion of Court Ethel Oanadian Order of leoreoters holding their anniversary service. Rev. Mr. Stewart preached a moat appropriate discourse Irons Gamins 611 chapter and Oth verse. Visiting brethren were present from Brussels, Cranbrook and Atwood. Wsal Ewa . A wedding is on the tants. 25 cents in advance gets Tut; POST for the balance of 1897, M. Morrison ie recovering quite Mealy from the accident which betel him on July .1211, The Arm half of August make of cheese manufaotered by Walton factory has been sold at 0i cents per pound. Walton is going to send a good big delegation to Bruesela next Monday to the Base Ball tournament. Rev. G. B. Sage, M, A., of London, will assist Rev. Itir, Abey next Sabbath afternoon iu the Thanksgiving service in St. George's church, Walton, Misses Ramsay and Ferguson and vention abth Clintonded lastlweek, urepresent• ing Duff's church Young People, e and Miss Alice are in Toronto and seeing the sights of visiting ube Fair. Mies Sage is exhibiting her arhidaial flowers manufactured front salt. They are beaatiee, alms Bungee, ---About 9 O'olot* Mon- day night the baric belonging to Jebel Mowbray,near here woo destroyed by fire. A span of horses, a calf, harness, mower, seed drill, a quantity of peas and hay, &o. were noneumed. Also 5100 worth of carpenter's tools. There was an insur- ance of 5500. As to the origin of the fire it appears to be a case of aoeidental burning. Fortunately Mr. Mowbray's oat crop was in the field instead of in the barn and was consequently saved. F3zayie Id. LAWN SocrAr.—The lawn social on Tnes• day, Aug. 18111, held at the residence of Dr. Sheppard was en unprecedented sitcom. The grounds were most taste felly decorated with throb and flower, A epacinns band stand was erected for the Bayfield Brass Band, The tables were prettily arranged and loaded with lie • the most dainty of viands. The follow. ad- Openingllent selections by Band ram was rendered tion, Miss Neelands, of Seaforth ; solo, Miss Oldham ; recitation, Mies Kemp ; doetb, "A Song of Trust," Messrs Lobb ; seleot- inne by Baud ; recitation by Master KemMyles Scott; dnett "Valley of e' es," by Rest,"" Messrs. Lobb ; selections by Band ; solo, "When shall we meet again 7" Mrs. Myles Soots ; duett, "Behold the Bride• groom cornea," Messrs. Lobb ; selections by Band ; "There's not another like it" Myles Sooth ; address, Rev. Mr, Graham, Mr, Shaw officiated as chairman. The proceeds amounted to 843.00. The ladies are to be complimented on the success of their venture. Dr. and Mrs. Shep- pard were most assidnoue in their efforts to please and entertain their guests and won golden opinions for themselves on every hand. The Ladies Aid content. plate renovating their church here shortly, DEAn TEActEg,—Wo, bbs pnpile of Johnston's Sunday school, wish to express our appreciation for your untiring and faithful services in the Sunday school. We ask you to accept this present as a small token of this apprecfatiou. May it prove a great benefit to you and may God bless you in your future work. Signed en behalf of the 5. S., ANNIE SOOTT, REBECCA FOnnEOT, StLAe JOHNSTON. Mrs. Peacock not being good at epeeo11- making, merely expressed her surprise and thanked the scholars, after which an enjoyable evening was spent. ii:1.v d:9a. Bev. T. E. Higley paid London a flying visit on Saturday. Mine host of the Commercial is suffer- ing with lumbago at present, Mise Berrie Higley left here on Satur day to visit friends in Chicago. Dr, Will, Potter of Illinois, 1J. S., is visiting the old homestead in East Wawa - nosh. A. Emigh and Charleo Cantron, of Buffalo, N. Y., were guests at the Com• meroial the past week. Geo, and Will, and Mies Jennie Pltil• lips, formerly of this town, but now of Chicago, were visiting old aoquaintanoee last week. On Sunday a large number of our esti• zenetethecded the funeral of the only daughter of Benjamin Merritt, Hullett, The deceased had only bee n ill o few days. On Tuesday se eleobion for sehoo 1 trustee took pleas in the school house, in place of G. Gibson, trustee, who hoe left than. Dr. W, Mine was the ohoson candidate. On Sunday evening about church time 0, severe thunder and lightning storm peeled Over this burg a0oomponied by a heavy downpour of rain which caused elle churches to be poorly attended, »rt.set Vita wanes. slit. Mise Fanny Armstrong spent Sunday in Wingiam, Mise Jessie Garrick ie the guest of her cousin, Miee Lucio Mendes, Mre, Richmond, of London, is on a visit to iter mother, Mrs. Bono. Mie. J. JAn ew, o site P th 0 ha g , she iously ill during the poet week, been set - Miss Joitnetono, of S. S. No, 8, was the guest of frionde on the 10th last week, BMiss Hannah Agnew, of Londoeboro' hos been ascending a few days Lander the parental roof. Wo are molt pleased to 000 the names of Mies Sara Irwin and A Taylor among those of the suocesoful oandidobes for junior leaving, end also W. J. Scott for Denier leaving, Quite a number from this township at- tended the funeral of the late Mre, Roney Rentoai on Saturday. De000sed bad been guttering for some time and death Dania as a relief. She 'mete a family of gl•olv0, op abildren who have the sympathy of the entire 9ontmuliity. (BAR VES T �1 @@ EXCURSIONS MANITOBA AND The Canadian North-West Good her 0; from allot, 14, ratnrn nnii Mallowin Ontario Ounn�-, tug, Sault Ole, lirario, Wii Beer and But, Per rates, %lope time tables, palnphiots, and full information, apply to any Oauadiau Paoiaa ttailway Agouti, or write 0. T. MOPHERSON, I King 56., East, Toronto, liotnru t okots will bo sold for C- RAI. C SINGLE P FARE Gond going Soplombor 40, Otto nail dtlt•—is, turning until aeptoutbot gbh, 1807—ltobwaon all stations {u, Oanadn. RHVEST EXCURSIONS to MAN/T47.13A and Tho Canadian North-West Good to go els Soitt, l 1, return nett] Nov.13 ; trent ail obatloue its Oauaila. Fall Information abets x.11, etatfone. T. N. KENDALL, Agent, Bree0010. GEO. EI19YD, Ethel, There is a Great Dee,? to Tell about our New Now styles, new colors, now designs, everything new. 11 would be very interesting to tell how these good are macre, how they're colored and designed, but what you are more directly interested in is the finished product. We've been bending our energy during the least six months to secure a fashionable assortment of Fall Dress Goods, and will ask you to be the ,judge and say whether or not we have suc- ceeded. Special Lines now Ready for your Inspection, Grey and Black Tweed mixed for school wear, double fold, very special at • 17c heavy Sorge, fancy weave in all leading colors, blue, brown, myrtle, etc., Brocade Dress Goods, Congo Black, well finished goods, will not stain, 30c Covert Cloth, a plain material, very stylish goods haul will be greatly worn, in all new colorings, special line at ,,....... Tho same goods iu better quality at And better still at o5e You will be interested in our showing of exclusive Boucle effects, pleasing colors alld correct styles, 7 yds. for a dress, the piece for Matalasse Boucle, elegant goods, costume for That means 7 yds. at 75c. a yd. Matalasse Boucle, • shot effects, very pretty goods, in wool and silk at 5Oc 75c :1.00 $13.50 5.25 0.85 BLACK DRESS GOODS is a prominent feature of this business. We ask special attention to "Congo & Lutiva" make of black goods. They will not stain with rain or acid. Leading prices 304, 50c and 75c a yard. Tubular Braid will be in great demand for trilnnaing, we have it in all leading shades. Evidently better times are dawning. Wheat rising in price and a good crop in this country. Everything points to a new era of prosperity. We have bought accordingly, better goods, larger as- sortment, but the price here is clown to the lowest possible point. LYTIL ID -SUFI �i Of all S u SALE s. Odd lines in Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves, Under- wear, Dress Goods, Cottons and J12zz,s17.72s, ire fact all kinds of Summer Goods to be cleared out Regardless of Cost. We Have already received New Goods for We've got the Styles. -We've got the Prices. VERY section of this store is a centre of interest, and if you Wish to save money in Dress Goode, Clothing, Men's Furnishings or Boots and Shoes, you can save it -by buying here. Bargains are ripe and no words can equal personal observation. THERE IS NO REASON Why our prices should not be, withont exce lti;;n the lav est, No effort is spared,in making shopping a pleasure and gain ill buying ab this store. Many Specials in Dress Goods and Mantle Clot v Many Specials in Boys' and Men's Clothing.h Many Specials in Boots and Shoes. A personal inspection will prove our prices to be correct. Call and take a look through. SMITH & McLARlEN.