HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-1-14, Page 5,]n1.14, 1898
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Saler, w ll:Ingle &
P2 nin
� Mlle.
An kinds o good loge wanted, A µcod
man in the yt ^d to measure loge.
Custom env ng will begin on March let
Or before if ei 1n weather.
Good Mapl flooring ohaap. Aeh V
Joint from 5L to 014, Bills out to order.
Shingles re sa!o.
S. COLE.
00B WARM!
.arge Quantity.
The E •terprise Salt Works,
Brussels, proper -d to pay
;1.25 per .3o .d for best 4 -foot
soft wood and $2 25 for hard
wood dolly •ea at the block.
Cash's '11 be pail on deliv-
ery.
Estate T. T. Coleman,
1 RUSSELS.
�2o EOD's
Systel i. Re novalto
— AND 001)00 —
TEST: D REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ATIOOTE
For Impure,
Blood, Dyspe
tion of the He
algia, Lose of
sumptioo, Go
and Urinary
Female Irrag
Weak and. Impoverished
da. elleepletaness, Pulpita-
rt, Liver Complaint, Neur-
de.nory, Bronchitis, Oon-
S'ones, Janndioe, Kidney
1i9.a00e, St. Vitus' Dame,
ar,aies and General De-
bility.
LABORATI lY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. 113, MoLIIOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
sem by .ins, 1 x, Druggist, Brussels.
BF JSSE, LS
PITY WORKS.
I with to fn 'nom the people of Brussels
and surroundd lg list1101 that I have par -
chased the 'meta Business of JAMES
BELL and w d be found ready to attend
to all wants i either new work or repairs
at moderate 1 :Wee.
No better I Imp in the market.
Order left t my shop or residence or
at P. SOOTS S chop will be promptly
looked after.
\'Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Oit eros.
GO3 ler Green,
MILL STR1 ET, - BRUSSELS.
SHIIICLES
B ILi_sh Columbia
E. a Cedar Shingles
AND-
North Shore
Fine and Cedar
FOR SAL i AT Ta10
Brussf is Ham 1Vills
Alco Doors a 1 Hash of all Pat
terse on ban or made to order
at Short Not e.
I7eti lutes Fur'lished for all
kind of Buildin,;s. Workman-
ebip and Material Guaranteed.
. AMEN T
A. g;OUSLEY
Real i sate 86 Loan
AGEN f , BRUSSELS,
Morley to out on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Mau
ed Laced on Notes and
good N( es Discounted. Sale
Noi ,s a Specialty.
Fire d L11 i Ineuranoe Written.
Specia Attention given to
( auveyancing.
OUSL Y,
Office eve. Deadmait's Drug. Store,
BRUSSELS,
Ali Lirict
..._ IIS le1S".rstvin.
l!9 eu WASANOon Tr,,ce'rioos,—'I?he fol-
lowing is the result of the polling In )last
Wawanosh lnmhicfpal election :---
Mon AIME,
1 2 8 4
Robertson 85 80 62 80 --210
Lockhart 76 413 12 18-148
Majority for Robertson, ,,.,,,. 118
Ton 000001(0000.
Bone 47 96 58 43-2.14
Care 61 CO 29 23-178
Sutherland 29 45 62 40-166
Cuultis 88 85 14 5-187
McGowan 55 80 10 13-117
Quinn 44 15 2 4— 66
The first three elected.
7Li w tea w a;l.
Lx22n::Twrnlcntts.—M. MoD. Fleming,
merohant tailor, has purchased the stock
of Jas. Coghill. -3. Jackson, of the
bioyot° repair shop, Wallace street, and
Mfrs. Koch, widow, who resides near the
High submit, have united forces.—The
ladies of the Guild of Christ church have
secured the servioee of the renowned Mrs.
Jarley, who will exhibit leer Wonderful
Wax Figures in MoDoneld'e Mosta Ball
on Friday evening, Janunry 281h.—Knox
ollnroh anniversary servioes were held on
Sunday and were conducted by Rev. W.
J. Martin, of Guelph. The rev. gentle.
man delivered a lecture on Monday even-
ing, subjaot "New Light on Old Truths."
—David Bowyer hue returned to town
from Harriston and is going into bnsinese
again here, having bought out Broeks.d&
Alexander's Stove ani tinware business.
—At their meeting Court Royal Oak, No,
26, Co. 0. F., installed into office the
following officers for tht coming term ;
0. Anderson, 0, R. ; H. Willoughby, V.
C. R. ; Geo. Butt, sr., 31. Secy. ; 1i. T.
Kemp, Fin. Secy.; J. H. Gunther, Treas.;
G. M. Yates, Conductor ; Mr. Daum,
Chaplain ; 0. Deitrioh and J. Strong,
Woodward' ; W. Hamilton, sr., Beedle ;
Jne. A. Tramcar), jr. Beedle ; Physicians,
Drs. Rutherford and Thompson.—The
Standard says :—That part of Dnfferin
Ward known as "Little England" had
ono of Ike old time aelebrntious on Mon-
day night, which developed into a fight
before the night was over, in which
several of the partioipants came off with
blank eyes, bloody noses and broken
heads. These election feeds are a die•
grace alike to those who participate in
them and to the parties who supply the
eatables and drinkablee. It is to be bop•
ed that Monday night's row will put an
end to that kind of.eleobioneering.
.I31 st F..
B11nm xxe Fnou Boxon.—W. W. and
Mrs. Sloan are on a visit to Toronto
friends.—The annual meeting of thehlor•
die Agricultural Society was held at the
Queen's hotel, Blyth, on Wednesday, Jan.
lltb.—Johu Denholm, who seriously in-
jured his bank by falling from ahay mow
a couple of weeks ago, is able to bearound
again, although feeling pretty sore.—
Miss Bentley left on Tuesday of last
week for Winnipeg and expeots to ba
absent about two months.—DenebeOb
Bros. have been appointed agents • for
acetylene gas, and have had four jets
burning in their hardware store every
night.—The annual meeting of the BIyLb
Cheese and Butter Manufacturing Go.
(Limited) will be bald at the Oommeroial
hutel,.131yth, on Saturday, January 15111,
at 2 p. m.—An effort will be made to
have next 12th of July celebration at
Blyth.—Meetings of the West Huron
Farmers' Institute will be held at Blyth
ou Friday, January 21st,—A quiet elec-
tion was bald iu Blyth. The only (mu-
test was for representation on the sohool
board. There were three trustees to be
°lacbed, Following are the names of the
candidates and the result of the poll :—
R. MoCommins, 105 ; Dr. Carder, 92 ;
Joseph Habkirk, 72 ; J. S. McKinnon,
65. The School Board for 1898 will be
made up as follows :—Dr. Carder, Dr.
Milne, Joseph Carter, H. Torrance, Jos.
Habkirk and Richard McCommine. :The
anniversary services in oonneotiou with
Sc. Andrew's Presbyterian oborab, Blyth,
will be held on Sunday, January 16111,
on which occasion Rev. Jae. Robertson,
D. D., superintendent of the Northwest
missions, will preaoh at 11 u. m. and
6.80 p. m. On Monday evening Rev. Dr.
Robertson will deliver his celebrated
lecture, entitled "Missionary Life in the
Gold Fields of British Columbia."
.A.tNV.00( .
Slone WEnniNu,—Geo. Struthers and
wife, 1611 oon., celebrated the twenty-
fifth anniversary of their wedding on
Friday evening, 31st tit, About 150
guests neeembled to do boner to the
genial host and hostess, and a very eu.
joyatle evening was spout by ell present.
Dancing, games, music, dc„ were heartily
participated in by friends, to say nothing
of the elaborate provision made for the
inner man. The host and hostage were
the reoiplents of many wetly and appro-
priate gifts as tokens of the event, while
all their ohildren with she exception of
two (Mrs. Gardner, of Mich., and Mrs,
W. D. Linebam, of Dewdney, Man„)
were present. The two ladies referred to
Were unable to be here lnuoh to the
regret of all. 0f the family present. Were
Mrs. Dan. Barton, 12th non. ; Mrs. Jae.
McKenzie, 16th inn. ; John and Alex„ of
Elmo, and James, of Atwood. Interest-
ing reminiscences of bygone days were
recalled, aneodotes told, and thus the
hours Blipped away, and twenty-five years
of happy conjugal life were fittingly com-
memorated. It is the wish of all that Mr.
and Mrs, Struthers may be spared in
health to witness tbeie golden wedding,
Miss Myrtle Pelton, of Innerkip, 15
visiting friends in this vicinity,—Joseph
Hanna had to be again removed to the
London Asylum a week after arriving
home from that institution, he having
relapsed into his former unfortnnats con-
dition. Muoh syepathy is felt for the
family. It is hoped his renovery will be
speedy,—Little Mary Klamp, daughter
of d. A. Klump, was badly bitten in the
leg by F. Curtis' dog on Friday, Dee.
81st, n000seitating the sorviaes of a doe-
tor. No serious results are antioipaled,
althenish tbo wound will be painful for
aeons time.—The Atwood Presbyterian
ohurell for the year ending Doo. 21111,
1897, reined the sum of 01,040 20 for all
purposes, The report also shows $810
assets with corresponding itabilites.
There is a balarm, due of 0100 on the
manse which is being gradually wiped
Out. A11 the organizations and eohetnee
of the ahuroh are in n eaLibfntory eon.
clition.---tV. F. Iferrest Into pltrobasmd
the Clenlpbell eetalv,'ornc.r of 0l,d'r and
john al ra0Lr4, Atwuurl untrd It, 101 neat
to 13. Williams. '1'h,.r pll-r' paid w,,1
alma 131,100. '1'lite a,0 I lc,a ih.mirlbin
building Iota, 22 feet fruutnlr , in the pre•
petty, and it ie Mr. Forrester 11 0 1 0 110') to
creek a two storey brick store next to the
hernose shop next ettrotner, and ie getting
material on alto ground already for that
purpose. '
Punreen ps,nu,--At six o'aloak on New
Yoar'e eve the annual dinner of the
Pioneer Club was partaken of at the -rest -
donee of A. Lawrence, 12111 eau„ and
royal was the entertainment. The menu
ooirsisted of everything in season—every-
th.ing that oould tempt the appetite being
provided from the festive oyster and
stately turkey Lo the steaming plum
pudding with entice sensonsd to pioneer
taste. After dinner the guesto engaged
in various games and told some hair•
%tinting stories of life in the woods when
the bears and wolves disputed puese1siun.
At 12 o'o'ock with joined hands they Bang
"Auld Ltng Syne," and wishing each
other a happy New Year with many .kind
expressioue to the boar and hosleat they
separated, 30 meet next year at the reef•
donee of Geo, Riohmond,
Grorrt•ie.
\Vsnmxa Beane,—Tho following ad-
ditional particnlare over what teas given
in Iaet week's POST, having roferenoe to
the nuptials of A. Spotter), B. A„ and
Mise Jennie Greer, will be of interest t0
our readere : The pastor of the young
psol.le, Rev, 3• S. Fisher, performed the
oer:mony. Promptly at five o'clock, the
groom and his attendant, George Spobbou,
prinsinal of Wroxeter public school, en-
terr. 1 by the 119111 door of the parlor,
while the bride, leaning on the right arm
of her father, with her three attendants,
entered by the left, The bride wag at•
Circ i in a delegate pearl and levend,r
Pre 'eh giaeee Bilk, trimmed with hand-
set.. h pearls and lace, with bridal veil mud
oat •ying a bouquet of the oboieest bridal
ros,.s. Miss Lizzie (freer, bridesmaid,
woloo a white dress of cashmere trimmed
witb pearls and lace and curried pink
aar:,at•rons and tern, while alias Ethel
Spa„toe, slater of the groom. and llfiss
Lu m Welch, nieoe of the bride, aoted in
the oapaoity of fiower.girls, garmeeted in
duiuty flowing dresses of white silk and
carrying baskets of flowers, Miss Annie
Perkins, cousin of the bride, supplied
music suitable bo the occasion, in her
usual able manner, After the nuptial
knot had been seeur'ely tied and the con-
gratulations over, the gneets, numbering
about sixty, all relatives of the contract-
ing pnrties, sat down to a• snmptcous
dinner. The residence was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with mistletoe
and holly and seasonable mottoes of New
Year's greeting. The bride was the re-
cipient of many ooetly presents, both use.
fel and ornamental.
The anneal meeting of the Howiok
Mutual Fire Inanranoe Co. will be held
in the town ball, Gorrie, m1 Friday, Jan-
uary 2151, 1898, at two o'clock p. m.—At
the regular meeting of Court Delight,
No. 1695, Independent Order 01 Fores-
ters, held in the Orange hall, Gorrie, the
following oifioers were elected for the eu•
suing term ;—(1. D. H. C. R., Thos.
Nash ; 0, R., Jos. Wray ; V. 0. R., W.
Walden ; 11. S., M. E. Oummer ; F. S.,
Rtobard MaGrabh ; Treas., W. Mose ;
Crap., Rev. J. W. Goffin ; S. W., W.
Olegg ; ,I. W. Wm. Irwin ; S. B„ Bert.
Mutate ; J. B., R.8. Clegg.—Anson Spot -
ton, B, A., and hie bride left for Toronto
on Wednesday of last week.—John W.
Toner has left for Stratford where he in—
tends to put in a term at the business
aollege.—The annual meeting of the
Loyal Orange Dietriot. of Howiek, was
held iu the Orange hall, Gerrie, on Toes -
dap at 2p. m.—At the regular meeting
of Oonrt Gorrie, No. 57, Canadian Order
of Foresters, the following officers were
elected :-0. D., John Stewart ; P. 0. R„
W. J. Greer ; 0. R., Win. Mose ; V. 0.
R,; J. S. Found ; R. S., E. L. Morren ;
F. S., N. McLaughlin ; Treas., T. D.
Edgar ; Obap., Jas. Walker ; S. T.
Soo.
Watters ; J. W. Arthur Oommer ; S. B.,
Geo. Barber ; J. B. John Ardell ; Phy,,
Dr. Took ; R. to H.'0., Geo. Walker.
Onir.—Again we are palled upon to
record the death of one of Howicl('s old•
est pioneers in the porsou of Mrs. John
Hayden, who died at the residence of her
sou•fn.law, Edward Pyke, of the 9111 oon-
ceesion, on the 80th ult. Deceased was
born in the town of Winchcomb, Glouces-
tershire, England, in the year 1813.
When 22 years of age she gave her heart
and hand to her now bereaved partner,
and during their long life of over 60 years
together she proved to be a trne help•
mate: In the year 1844 they emigrated
to Canada. They lived in Toronto for a
short time ; and then moved to Uxbridge,
where they resided for three years, when
they removed bo Albion. township and
rented a farm, They Lived there for
abut seven years and then in the year
1338 they came to Howlett and settled on
lot 14,000ncession 2, where they resided
nu.il abort 26 years ago, when they mov-
ed to Gorrie to rest the remainder of
their days. About a year ago, both be.
in; feeble, bhsy went to live with their
daughter, fare. Edward Pyke, where de-
ceased breathed her last at the ripe old
ap of 81 years, 4 menthe and 15 days.
Sl t' joined the Methodist ehureh in early
lit, and has lived a trite and consistent
Christian life for over half a century.
She was the mother of four children, all
of whom survive her, viz ; Hezekiall
Henden, of Turnberry; Mrs. Brown, of
Methigan ; Mrs. Edward Pyke and Win.
Hayden, of Howlett. The bereaved ones
have the eympathy of all in the loss of a
true wife and a kind and affsetionato
meeher,
g,uckkno w, •
The vote in the village was almost
unanimously in favor of the creation of a
House of Industry in the County of
Brnoo. Out os a total of 128 votes cast
only 2 wore in opposition to the house,
—Tho Epworth League of the Lualsnow
Methodist church )told its anniversary
servioos on Sunday east Monday. lien.
Me, Millyarcl, of Nile, spoke to the young
people both noerniug auel evening.—Miss
'l r f Rochester N. Y, is spend-
ing
Miller, o ,
p
ing a few weeps with friends in town,—
T, J. Stewart, for many, yearn Deputy.
Raovo of Kinloss township, was elected
an Alderman of the city of Hamilton...-
Gay
lamilton.—Gay es Jowitt havo got uloid skating rink
illuminated with incandescent lights,
which aro a great improvement oven the
are.—Aloxandoe McKay, suitor, of this
Village , in too owner of ono of the hand -
gems; model ocean sailing vessels we
hove over seen, It is fall rigged, even to
the sailors, and there ie not a lope, pull•
ay, tenkh, spat, yard atm, oto„ found on
the best equipped sailing vessel, that is
not r'cprosoutod ou this beanbifnl little
THE rlitlinL7 7+Ara$ POST
end Tho 011 ,1,, work is that of nu
artist, awl an the Duly l• 1 11.1 b 111
Ia tv hI 11111k/fig I.Irn 14,10 we -, n ja I' •
� larir ,
al; 'm Newly a marvel. 1314 un'
auuivur„ury hall will b0 hold in the
Caledonian ILtll, Lucknow, nu ,Jen. 25th.
--Andrew Mnrdueh, many years ago ,t
prbminon citizen 1111 hlmlwow, but now
living iu Sootfalfd, arrived in Lucknow
• rooen1ly. to „pend a vacation with hie old
friends fu tine vioinily.
G:ocloi•1l>.lt.
131141l,l:rn... At the last regular rnuebing
of Heron lodge, No. tit, 1. 0. tl. 1P., the
following were elected to c 1•heo for the
current year :—D. Ilollnos, N. G, ; A,
W. Cornell, V. G. ; M. J. 1'roudfoet, rue,
sect ; Dr. (9ar1(, 100 nosy. ; (1. A, Nairn,
troas,--'1'11e etone moored by the Comity
Oounntl for the Comity jail has arrived
and the able bodied prisoners is the
County reet for tramps will bo forced to
do bard labor. From this date tramps
aotlt to the .jail will have considerable
exercise in stoue•worlt.—Wan. Wall, of
Ashfield, was bronght before )Iia Honor
Judge Masson on a charge of lonely. 1
large cumber Of witnesses, principally
neighbors, govo evidence confirmatory of
the charge, bet Drs. (1. R. Shaun,:u and
Ilunter testified to the defendants sanity,
At the oonoln.nion of the cater Jnrlr;o Marl -
sent \Vali back to thejail fun' 1.1,, wnut
of sureties to keep the peace. '1:11 Co.
Attorney presented and P.'IIolt defend.
1('
eel. ---At the regular meetiu f ., u,
g
o leaiuh
Council, No. 157, 0. 0. C. 1'., helJrecent-
ly, tho following wore elected officers for
183)8 :—Andrew Duff, C. C. ; A. 'lgener,
V. C. ; W. A. Ross, prelate ; A. Furrow,
Treas. ; H. 1V, Ball, Recorder ; Jas.
Hays, warden ; M. Carl, marshal) ; Wni.
MoOlure, guard ; A. Egonor and A. Duff,
audit committer ; Joseph Beek, repro.
sentativo to grand Council ; W. A. Ross,
alternative.—i;ome gentlemen of St.
Peter's congregation presenter) their
pastor, Pew. father West, with a hand-
some overcoat, It is made of tiro best
Irish frieze proourable and is highly
prized by its fortunate possessor—Anad-
diLion is being built to the knitting
factory.—There was very little work done .
ou the breakwater the past weal(.—Miss
Jessie Alexander and Harald Jarvis ap•
peered in Victoria Hall ou the 18111 inst.
11331 u oval le.
Trim Poon is filled with good sense of
interesting news and events.
Rev. W. W. Leech and wife, and Rev.
J.11. Code were visitors at Jos. Leech's
last week.
Yon may have to spoil eeveral sheets
of writing paper, but you'll know better
soon. It is 1898.
Rev, S. W. Muxworthy preached in
the Methodist church last Sabbath
morning and evening,
Mies F. Jaokeon is engaged in Wing -
ham at present, prior to her remove! to
Calgary, where she expecte to spend
some time with her sister.
A farewell banquet was held on Mon-
day evening at Balmer° in honor of J. S.
Stewart, who is removing to Blvovale, by
his admiring friends at that place. A
number of his friends from Wingham at-
tended.
War in Japan, municipal elections and
diecuseious do not disturb the egninimity
of R. G., of the Postoffiae store. fie
keeps a supply of right goods and trade
ie increasing.
Hang out your harps on the willow tree,
He has on hand a first.elase tea.
i 1,01 .reel su,I Doha; l.•„ Society 11,1.,
beeti t r .mitred with es -al prc.p01'0 of
;e Rhe detr,,re et ,hid wick Will i••,
dual I I urn:
11111011 latent Intent.
J,1n t,. bb,wnr4 had cold hid black AJ r
iI;rl „f trying to f's) )4 ogle by (. 3 a;wen-ten t 11 Better be honest with them, Tbal'o
sm, hell” hnsuees iu-mnrrl Ln ,
our axp,n•ienre, and id nue reason why this bnsihedn bad grown cit its present pro.
parkland, We've said berate that this in a "nobisfantory nbore"- -a store whore you
get the bent poseibls value for your munoy -a (5ASI1 S'1'OR11—where you quo gob
your 11101Wy beak if not eai:-31411 with your purultaeo,
hat's ,
3/even-nit, silo will be l,ine,1 in wed-
ne11 1„ n'n.s iluVely ere tide )stun of
Tug Poe' reau11e4 its readers, 111r.
Stewart 40,11 nitwit to I;hrevlLio and 00.
copy the It ms', vacated by J. McIntosh.
A lecture wee given corder the
umpteen of the Epwu:th League 011
Thursday evening of la:.t week, by the
;tauter, Rev. D. Rogers, to it large end
appreehttive audience. . t was not a dry
essay read from a leetur,' strand, but for
nearly un hour the interest sous sustain-
ed by a flow of colmnnn seine, hnn1or
and 'meld philosophy. J. A, Creighton,
of Brewed 0, (welded .110 emir. An
excellent n,usical pru'uds of half an
hour was given, c onsicl•ing of solos,
duottes and quartettes, it, which the fob
lowing took part ;senile lr 0 iia, and. E.
Stewart, S dud 13. Ring,'Iios M. Code,
of Trowbri.ige ; and J. 4, Denman and
R. J. Ounb,lon,
The Nominating Cot vention of 0115
Liberals of South Esees ,will be held et
Kingsville on Tuesd,cy, 3,o',. 18th.
Alex Ahi.on, father rO .Jelled Allieou,
the rnnrdrers', ie Rhit; 1:. a somewhat
premtuHolm con at h'- bane in Mit.
`Abile attending services ,'1 the Salvstiou
Army b ti t',e w,s ),,lien w
an at -
took to ebieh he hos bran subject 011100
she oonvietirm of his 00.,. lle became
violet and nay taken honer+, where he is
now resting easier. Allison's condition
s due to hie eon's confession, which was
made known to him slu:tlyafter its pub. ,
Hamlet:, When told than dames Ind con'
teased, he refused to b Pave it, saying
that his sot would have to telt hire. so
himself. '(,,s mother at .1 says that the
boy is innreent. The father has had
three fits, the tart, if any,bing being the
most s: vers.
Boparn. A,iOr,'. 4Wood'S Ihosphodiao,
yEJt "� 0d end E�,inme sed by.
'' '• Sold nod r' commended by al
l(
,tdruggists in Canada. Only deli
d `�• 3[''able medien'e discovered. Sic
'• packages gua Braked to cure all
forms, 11 Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To.
baoco, Opium or Stimulants. trailed on receipt
of price, one package $1, six, O. One trill please,
*will Cure. Famphlets free to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Oat
Sold In llrureels by G. A. DEADAIAl1,
Druggist, 13 ooliveller t Optician.
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minion at Csna05.
LLATYNES ROGERY
New I
Fruits.
Raisins, Currants,
Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels,
Figs in Taps and Layers.
New 1 Walnuts,
Almonds,
�' N77o g Filberts,
Shelled and Unshelled,
Peanuts.
Nice, Fresh Pure Lard.
CROCKEF?
SonzetIt7ng well worth, serif 4 in
Dialler, Tea and Toilet Ware.
018012080114.8000
Jas. Ballantyne
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HENOE BY DEALING d'I'TH 6 '
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You are Well served and gain lllolle} .
] all n :ietee f tl,o Cook, Parlor and Goal Stoves
That Cannot be Beaton.
Large %ssoltment of Tamps and Lamb Good-, Lantel1s
>
Cutlery and Graniteware.
We make a specialty of putting in Coal and Wood
Furnaces, and Warrant Satisfaction.
Stove Coal for Sale and alwayson band,
Special attention to Jobbing and. Repairs,
Wilton 85 Turnbull, Brussels.
must n`I be enamel not rinriurt the next ttvo teethe. Prions greatly reduced. Every
gurmeut up•tu•rlale.
Bluelc Rough Cloth Mantles, regular price 51 50, reduced to 53 50
Iiltu,i(13eavc'r Clot) " ' 5 00, +' 3 75
Tweed lIffeet, light grey, " " " 4 60, " 3 50
Brown Beuver Cloth, " . 0 50, " 4 00
Blue Grey Beaver "4. ti 7 80, " 5 00
Beaver or Rough Until Menthe, 1'' bleak and uolore, at 58,001
9.001 Bodnoed Q1h1a
„ ,..' II 9,50 -to 1.11V.
10.00)
Boys' and li'n`e ()throats at greatly reduced priaee, special line of
Plan's Ulsters at 54,40.
Our Prices arc absolutely the Lowest—not for one day in
the week, but every day in the year.
NM GO.
H.
Overcoat, a
Readymade Clothing
For Children, Boys, Youths and Men.
Furs at and Below Cost, -.11. --
Men's Muffs, Ladies' Muffs, Storm
Collars, Ruffs, Scarfs and Boas.
We have had a good season's trade in the above lines
and are satisfied to- let the balance go cheap.
Wishing all a very happy and prosperous New Year.
an.
INS.
OUR LEADERS,
FRIEZE ULSTERS.
Ulsters Sold elsewhere at $11 and $12 00, here for $9 00.
Ulsters t t 9 10 00, " 7 00.
Ulsters fe 8 8 50, 01 6 50.
Ulsters r1 6 6 50, " 4 00.
Ulsters called a $5.00 bargain elsewhere, here for $8.50.
Fur Coats and Caps.
Out of the largest and best selection of Fur Coats shown in
2 Brussels this season we have only two left which will be clear -
eel out at a bargain. Also a few Fur Caps loft which will bo
sold at a good reduction.
Tailoring Department. •
3 !Our Tailoring Department, which needs no Mention, is of
established merit, which you will confirm by giving us a call.
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FURNISHINGS.
The Choicest stock of Neckwear ever shown in Brussels will .
be to hand this week, also a choice selection of Hats, Caps,
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Muff-
lots,
ufflots, Gloves and Underwear on hand.
Present of a Match.
All purchasers of
$10.00 and
upwards,
at one time, will
receive 11 liulsomo Nichol Watch, stow-windor, valued
at •
$2.50.
The above bargains Hold good for Cash only for the
I'Ioliday season.
."unford.,
The Leading Tailor and Furni$her.