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DISTRICT NEWS.
1-.tlat,rt W 4t 1,
J. C. flay has returned from his trip
to Wirth, 0g and Manitoba.
Ellsworth Bolton, of the Meterologiaal
°bo6rvato y, li'Iou(118111 is Home on a
visit.
'1'11 oougrogatiou of Knox ohuroh met
on Monday afternoon of last week, for the
purports of modoratiug in a (tall to a
minister, Atom the usual Sermon being
vomited by the Moderator, Rev, A.
Hoofers. n, M. A., of Atwood, the con
grogILtiol agreed to extend a unanimous
gull to rile Rev. J. A. Morrison, B A., of
Moutrral. llc, Morrison is a graduate of
ateCiill University, and has taken his
thellogieal course in Presbyterian Col.
lege, Montreal, and also a eout'8o in Ed-
inburgh. He has spent most of the past
year travelling in Europe.
Wiml:.Ist-bort.
W. A.. Moolymont hoe rented the
woodwork department at Jobb'e old
attend.
At the last regular meeting of the al-
oha board of the Winghen Methodist
church, the paetor, Rev, 8. Sellery, B.
D., roe. ivod a ourdlal invitation to re
main for et third year.
Mr. Robiesol, who has boon siok for
the peer two years, died on Monday even-
ing. He wee a member of the C. 0. P.
did wit,. buried 'ae Thursday under their
a' a io 6 fo the Winghanc-cemetery. Be
tonic 111e Int grippe t60 years alto and
never got eve it.
After the regular business of the School
Boaul, Prinoipai Musgrove invited the
mem)), r,: of the Board to R. hill's run
(10 .rant to an oyster supper. After the
oy.-tare had been served a pleasant even-
ing ase spent. Short speeches were
made by Thos.13811, D. M. Gordon, J. A.
Morton. E. 0. Clarke and A. H. Mue.
grove, expressing the good feeling which
has existed between the staff and toaoh-
ere.
Peovieinme, —The tart mectin .: held
here 011 lloi.day evening iu the Slt•:ho
diet church was a sewed in every way.
The ]tulips, with their usual skill, spread
a 61111 prepa 011 variety of calces and a
large quiddity of sandwiches, 'hat were
d8101080. The music rendered by the
%Parton choir gave sa'isfaotion in every
patticuhlr and in respeuse were tendered
a vole of thauke by the congregation
rising to their feet. The speeches were
maid to be the best that it has been the
pltatu1e of (h, people to hear in connec-
tion Lv-th a tea 01081ing. The words of
R+v, 1t, Paul, of Brussels, on Xmas
Thoughts were ripe fruit just plucked is
the right season, Dr. Smith, of Seaf,rth
followed with a goading, rendered in
suite,b style, Rev. J. Galloway, of Sen -
for h, gave 0masse ly ep1 eoh on "Char.
meter But Hies." Among many °seelent
things said iu this address w118 111is-
11r,w, 11oy it is to ruin a good character
even by one AO. The chair was held
dawn by the pest. 1', Rev. W. Ottewell,
with hie usual weight. Proceeds, $20.05.
lit• rh.
Alex. Caldor, who ran a sawmill about
two utiles from Blyth for John 1foail
tan ah0nt a year ace, wag arrested in
Gould Rapids, Mich., o, Satnrday on a
ohnrge of embezzlement. The sum
pl cert in 0118 (6511ant is $2r0, but Air.
101 (61
Mee Maine( Omit 11r. Oehler rag,
army in November, 1801, with $800 be
longing to the complainant. The mill
used to he owned by Meliinn"n & 120
M101eo, batt the first named went out of
the bnsinese ab 00 two yearn ago.
Doteelive Alen, of Loudon, traced Mr.
Calder lu Grand R•, 1i 11, and (1(16 fated
by Detectives Smith and Darr, of the'
cit;t, in malting the arrest on a warrant
i0•u.11 h}- ,lunge A.. C. Adoit, of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit Court of Mliohl•
au The mrigi' utu'
l wrau(1 was 1 -sued by
Squire shunning, of Clinton. Mr.
Calder was settled in Grand Rapids with
his wife and Fenn y, ooneisting of one
grown, p son add two or three married
daughters and sons ie.law. He ol1(itpe
that, be hoe done nothing wrong, and
much added the wishes of hie family
eon -tilted to Dome 010r without the for•
mnlity of extratitiou. Detective Allen
arrived with him on Sunday et noon,
and Mr. Odder spent Sunday night at
the London hoose. He was taken to
Clinton on Monday to eland hie exttmin•
anion before the 0iagistrete.
Oros
Good sleighing.
_Election day next Bromley.
Adam Frers'e', of Detroit, is home on
a visit.
Miss Emma Corealitz, of Buffalo, is
home on a visit.
Charles Reddatz, of Seaforth, was in
town nn Mo.day.
Blies Mary Blair, of, Grand Bend, is
visiting at Mrs. A, Ritohie's.
R. F. Cameron, of Knox College, To.
roto, 10 Italie for vaoabion.
Pratt. Zimmer is hone for Ohrietmae
ve0ation from Preston High School"
Mills Aggin McNair, who has been ill
with diphtheria,fe now oonvelesoent•
William Hayman and James Knight,
of London, epent Christmas at John
Knight's.
John McRae, who has been attending
Hamilton Collegiate Institute, is home
for hie holidays
Miss Laura Dales, of Clerkesburg. has
been engaged to teaell in the second De.
pertinent of this school.
The Royal Template of this plaoe 071
pent a m'owle(1 Ii1Lll at their entertain -
menton Thursday evening of this weaLc.
Stephen Kres0ler is hone for the
Winter from Marquette and Sault Ste,
Maria, whore he was working at hie trade
last Summer.
Mise Maggie Macdonald, of Oalgary,
Alberta, arrived home last lveolt for a
visit among friends and relatives. She
has been in Calgary for the last five
years.
M is6 herr left for I'Ianovor last Friday,
IIer rnn.uy 11,180de regret her removal.
She will bo greatly missed in the Sunday
88110010 here as sho took au active pert in
both the d un:oboe. Before paliool closed
Mise Kerr was made the redolent of an
album and silk handkerohief by her
pupils.
Ih.ev, J. W. Bell, B. D., Snporintetdent
of the Royal Templed Missionary Board,
weete'n Division, delivered hie illustrated
lecture "Saloon ve. Chagrin,Rome and
State," in the hall ogle evening last week,
to a peaked house, The t'ov, gentleman
10 an able speaker and hie leeturo is the
best we have ever heard, 1110 illustra•
tions with the magic lantern wore very
highly oppreniltbod by all present. He
also stated that the Royal Template
S08i61y is gltiuiug very rapidly, having
inoreaeed from 2000 to over 20,000 in the
last night years. In the ben0fioiary rle-
parfln^ul the gr0w,h is equally stale.
factory, In the last five months the
eurplus bag been inordaeed by $15,448.0.5,
or equal t0 $5.50 per head in that time.
TTerelr•'yita
14 degrees below zero an Wednesday
morning of this week.
Jas. Gass is home from Listowel High
Sidled spending Christmas holidays.
C. Ducey, wife and fancily, of Strat-
ford, 0p8dt 01u-ietmas at R. Clark's, 811
eau., Lama, -
Mrs. John Whitfield is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. P. Fraser, of Strat-
ford, this week.
T. Watson and wife, formerly of Brim:
sole, but now of Belleville, are visiting
111011(1- here at present.
Martha Engler i0 home from Goderioh
Model School recuperating for a year's
hard work at teaching.
lfiss Aline Gaynor, qhs has taught
school for three years in elle neighbor.
hood of Grand Valley, is spending her
Christmas holidays under the parental
roof.
John G-,ynor has moved into his
commodious brick reaidenc8 which has
been emoted during the Sommer, May
John and his family bo long spared to
enjoy its oomforte.
John Hodges is lying dangerously Ill
with pleurisy, in1ammtttinn and bronohf•
tis On Someday last the Dr, had very
little hope of his recovery, but we are
kiad to say he is some be. ter now and
hope he may soon be restored to hie
usual strength. -
A 0001111 gathering was held at the
residence of Tames, Lon,rnire's by the
Halvah of England people of Atwood,
Trowbridge, Benfryu and Ethel on Fri-
day evening last, for the purpose of
presenting 'heir pas m', Env, Edwin Lee,
with a for t,eruortt, (hiving mitts and a
purse of money.' After an enjoyable
0vening'0 nanaOemelt 0a011 returned to
their respective homes.
1...6rsr 1 ren.
Christmas passel( ori' very quietly here.
Rev. A. Molibbin, of Pine River, is
vi0itieg his parents this week.
Some of our citizens took in a oonoert
ab Seafnrth on Tneeday evening:
John Barrows, who has been in Dakota
for some time, return -al home last week
Adam Sholdioe and bride, of Brace
County, are visiting Mr. Sholdiu 'e
parents.
Mre. Jones end eon, of Dakota, are
visiting et John 1-Iewitt's. Mr. Hewitt
is Airs. Jones' father,
The Leadbury entertainment 661(0 held
in the school horse on be 21st in -t and
was a 800000s. P,00eeds amounted to
$24 (15. Program will app ar in next
16806.
A London paper says :—Bliss Lou
Pollard, of London South, prior to her
departure for her hone iu Walton, was
waited upon by iter Sunlay sehool clues
of Asicin Street Methodist church and
presented with a pieta re of herself and
the olase. Mlis. Pollard will spend the
Winter at home.
The tw8utieth anniversary of the
Written Methodist ehereh lvi I he relo-
brate.l next Sunday and Monday. Raw.
W. F. Campbell, of Blvth, will p 611011 00
10:30 and 6:30 "'('loch. On Vonday eve .•
iltg 11(1' 11611111 (ea meeting will be held,
Aft rease6are ex1m,•.le., (1um Rev. W. 1+'
(Jo (6(111011, 1806. 0. Forrest, of Walton,
\V. II, Kerr, of Brussels, and other's
A. 0. U. W.- .The f011owiog ie the list
of oflleers elected rnr Wal 1011 Lorh , No.
308, A. 0. U W., on Doucnlber 21st, for
heat term of 10(033 :—R 13 le recount, M1
W ; John Shannon, I? M; D M'L110h-
lin, Foreman ; R Pollard, Overseer ' :\
Canter, (3nide ; .1 ileD,lnald, Inside \V ;
William Holmes, Outside W ; D Camp -
dell, Recorder ; Wm Nett, 'Financier ;
John Lawson, Receiver ; Rev W 0 le
well, Auditor ; John Shannon,
n
Repro
sanstlyo ;Nm Naal,Alternate.
Al ihre•ia.
Ton Powr gives the local news. Try
it for 1803.
Sooi,1 et H. E. Burkholder's next
Thnradav evening.
Airs. (Dr.) Kneoht61, of Ripley, is visit.
ing friends un these parts.
Bonnet Farrow, of AehIIold, spent his
holidays with Ills father, an the 3rd. lino.
Chao. Sheriff, of Toronto, is viaithlg
among old friends in this locality for a
few weeps.
Mrs, Henry Bolton, of Lovett, Brace
Co., is renewing aegaaintaneee on the 0(11
line at present.
Ile opening 0ervie00 et Ebenezer
church next Sunday. Tea meeting on
Monday evening.
Miss Lizzie donee has returned from a
three week's visit to friends in Ripley.
She had a pleasant time.
Joan MlcCallum, Alex. Smith, Amble
McOellum end Angus McHelhun return-
ed from Manitobe, last weelc.
Adam Sholdioe laud bride, of Lovett,
Bruce Go, arrived hero 013 Thursday of
last week on their wedding trip,
David Knight was oatlod last week by
telegram to the bedside of his brother,
who ie dangerously ill .Lt Marlette, Mich.
Alex. Stewart las moved into one of
Allan Sp61r's houses so as to vacate Imo.
Whee'or's rtendanoe. We weloomo Mr.
Wheeler book to Morris.
Goat Efonoe,—After a long life of over
85 years Elizabeth, relict of the ltto
Wm, Anderson, passed away to her eter-
nal home on Monday evening. Mrs.
Anderson's birthplace wae 013 tine banks
of the Donn, Ayrshire, Scotland. She
oameto Canada in 1840 and was united
in marriage to Mr. Anderson, who died
about 20 yearn ego, They settlers in
Dumfries, near Ayr, where they lived for
20 yore or thoreabonts,moving to Morrie
township in 1862, Tho deceased wae
oonfieed to her room for nine months
previous to her deoease. She resided
with her son Quintin, 3rd 00(1., and et.
joyed the lashed esteem of all who ]snow
ber. The children are Mrs" It Forsyth,
Mob. G. Mair, Wm. and Jamoe, all of
whom live in Sullivan, Grey County,
and Quintin. Ono brother of the do.
oeasod is also living, (/ninth: MOBlain,
who is 10 years her junior, Mre. Ander-
son was a ooneieteut member of the Free.
byterimn 6huroln for many years, The
funoral was on Thur0dey afternoon,ltev,
D, Millar conducting the service.
•
TIIE BRUSSELS POST
John \Varwiuk, who has been in Almni.
tob-t (111 last Mummer, has Mame 1 to
Spend the winter on the 3rd line.
Mrs. Alex, JPurrest, of 1st lino, has
been very ill with inBammetion of the
bowels and ie still in a weak 0011(110011.
lydios Ra0)101 Sharp, of St. Thomas ;
Jon Sharp, of Toledo, and Sanders Sharp,
of Detroit, are home on It holiday visit.
ilugh Moses, who went to T,.roubo to
have hissi'ht benefitted, has returned.
The operotion was performed very sea
ceesfully.
George D. Shortroed has gone to Aid
lith, Manitoba, whore ho intends dealt.
Mg school, Ito was ticketed by J. T.
Pepper, Brunelle.
This trade/hip will soon be completely
free from debt, They have now $8,000
on baud toward meeting their railway
indebtedness of $10 000.
At the annual eohool meeting in 14, S.
No. 3, held Inst Wednesday,Alex. Camer-
on was 0(1000,, trustee blamed of Ch, e.
Mitchell resigned. John Watson was
re o tatod for tho noxi term.
Hrnlo100An.-•—On the 218(1 inst. Rev. 1Otr.
&yore, of lIolmeeville, tied the nuptial
how between Wm. O'rrie and Miss Olara
Welsh, both ur Goderioh township. The
groom in a brother of Mrs. James&mall,
of thio township. Air. and tyke. Currie
h,ve the oongratnlatioue of relatives and
friends.
The old Council was ro•oleotsd by
acclamation last Monday as follows :—
Reeve, II. Mooney ; Deputy Reeve, C, A.
How., ; Cnu00ilior6, 080. Kirkby, S.
Culdbick and Jas. Proctor. A platform
meeting woe insttn'el with Thos. Laid-
law in the chair. L'aoh of the above
mentioned gentlemen addressed the
Bathe. in.: and in the discussion on the
House of Industry, Joseph Olegg, R. N.
Duff, Ru .1. Armstrong and others also
made eller 5(1001(1)00, Messrs. Clegg and
Dnl1 beteg warm supporters of the
mov meta. A vote was tekel by show
of hands resulting in 23 voting for the
proposed building and 35 against.
081T. --James Russell and wife were
away last w ek attending the funeral of
hie father whiub look place on Saturday,
24 11 hist, the interment being made et
BayOuld The d000ased had reached the
ripe age of 82 years and 9 months. He
wo,o born in 01h6gow, Scotland, came to
Oanada in 1820 and nettled on eon. 5,
Goderioh township. He served in the
suppression of the rebellion of '37 and
walked all the w1y to Sarnia in snow
Ione., deep to clefoat the rebels. Six sor-
rowing sums mud daughters are left to
mourn hie decease. Their 00(1(0s are :—
Jame-, Robert, Mlrs. Bltmoay, Hrs. Rob•
inson, Mrs, Stirling and lir.(. Currie.
In religion the deceased was a Presby•
tenial and in politics a Reformer. His
partner di• d about 22 years ago.
Sanaa, E0T0nTAINneN'T.—The enter-
tainment held at 8. S. No" 4, Morrie on
"Phareday evening, Deo. 22nd, was a
decided suedes beyond guy doubt, every
available ..pot being taken up. There
w re between two and three hundred
people present. Andrew Taylor, who has
taught 111 this section during the yar, is
now ren0vl,lg to Hullett to:Yus111p whore
he is engaged to teach for the ensuing
year. lir. Taylor has made himself
popule with all classes especial y the
pupils of S. S. No. 4. W. H" (Mosley
filled the position of chairman iu his
180111 able ,mad elhoiont manner. The
fo lo ling is the program : Ohair,min's
address ; "Jiug10 B11)s,' by the setuder-;
Rada With (kritbmetio," by Ida
AI0 (116(6 1 011111, Jahn Gerrie ; dialogue,
F. P due end A. obevis ; .00itetion by
Nora ,flatnlders: l'ea'tat100 by Taylor
Pipe ; treading by E. ML,unde's ; metra•
Lie,.
ny G. Cardiff ; "Staging Around" by the
'cholera ; dialogue by 5. Domel,y aid F.
Glunkey ; rcvitatien by L. ;
readies by E. IL Clnakey ; re0trwl'nu by
D. Davis; in trmme„tal by MI. Cardiff :
dI(LI1((ne by 11. Cardiff and L. Sha p ;
rooltet'uu by Bettie Mose ; song by Mn'.
(tante; reoitatio16 by Evt 0 r.IIFI, S.
Ashton, 51. tioggard, J Donne'iv, John
sitar) tt d 1, Curcio; «o -ani.); by Eva
Card t7 ; dialogue, M. Currie, It Clotliey,
M[. Slurp, R. Cardiff, R. Mooney, J.
Loris and G. Innis ; aria, Miss Sh,rp,
Blie• B. Findla mar .,1.111 A. Taylor ; (mitre•
mental bs Prof. 110wider: ; 108trunneetal
by D. Swmbh ; sung by Prof. 6141111 ;
quarte le, Aides Sharps, Rivers and
Lebon : instrumental by M1 ea and Smith;
„ byOndie ; •Sail+ lou , Prof.
song s,1 1 t y
Hawkins ; dn. tt, Misses Co ,Bley 'and
; eo g -y G. 'Taylor; ins'rnule„nal
by W. Mooney ; song by Prof. McGill ;
iuetrnm ,,dal, H. Rands ; song, Prof,
hfawltius ; in6tfum uta1, G. Taylor end
J. McGill ; song, Prof. McGill ; rat lin:;,
G, 01008 ; song, Miss 0, 1',ylur ; rn0tru•
mental, Huss, Berth laud Prof. ttaweins;
solo, Mise Ward ; matrum' nca , 4V.
Randa ; duet, 1J. Cardiff and F. L•loggard;
reeitetiou, Prof. 11 Mikis ; aloswg piece
by sleigh load. Air. 'Papier 0 0pped to
the front of the pla'form and in a few
bsautifnily chosen 17601140118 thaukad the
audience and those who took part in the
program which wits well reuefv0(1, A
vote of thanks was Iendered to the ahah'-
man who received 10 with pleasure. With
the re,,dition of the of"Sing piece by a
Sleigh load ended one of the best 80118(7-
(1018010,1000817 held In this loatlity. 'Cho
oroueode of the nl00tlng amounted to
$13.00 Afterdefr,gying the ex.,8ndilul•e
1611(011 MA about 47.00, (Ile belittle. 50.00
will go towards purohaoiug a uety black
board.
A _ Holman.—The most en00easlnl
school entertainment of the waren wee
held in S. S. No. 10, Morris, on Wednee.
day, Deo" 21st. The 130iuliug was s0
densely crowded Iamb by the time Rev.
A. Y. Hartley took the chair, 800806 were
unable to gain entrance. Throughout
the whole oonoert a freshness and lively
interest pr0veiled. A11 tho parts were
played with marked success, not 8 single
failure could bo noticed. The chairman
presided in his usual witty sod agreeable
lnannor, filling rhe tutor mots with rare
anecdotes and older "drives.” Were we
to select from the performers those de-
serving of 0peoiai notice, we would make
mention of Miseoe Xing, Caldbick and
2orreet and Messrs. Forrest, Mason, King
and Powell, The appearenoe of these
was always the symbol of vociferous
0naore0 from the endlen1e, But alter
all whet delighted everyone most was the
dhildron'e pert. Their clever epeeehes,
awed mesio, rare recitation and choice
dielogaee, showed for thein groat cape:
Unities and for their teacher careful and
skilful training, Ae one beheld their
most successful performances be could
not fail to bo impressed with the thought
that those ahildron were being aptly
fitted for their future sphere in life. At
the doge of the ontottainmout a hand.
some and costly druseingg Daae, (mom:
ponied by a suitable gaddrees, was pre•
scatted to the Weller; 3. 14. 'Wilson, by
Aggie Smillio and Ward Caldbiok in
behalf of the Baho01. '1bi8 event we foul
W1LR most pleasing to ell present, for we
are euro no bedtime Lae gained greater
popularity in this vicinity than Mr. Wil.
son. The whole entertainment wee 1n'
deed a tilting close tor the departure
from the teaching profusei(1 of 140 mover
and enooeseful a gentleman tut Mr, Wil-
soa, The following ie a copy of the
miriade ;—
Olt. Wii nn.
Dun TEAanm1,—It lo with sorrowful
hearts that we think that the pleltennt
relation which lute existed between us a0
teaohor and Scholars for the poet two
years must now be broken. During your
stay amongst us we have learned to love
you and we aconre you that we win( long
cherish fond remembrances of you. As
you cru now about to leave us we felt
that we 00(114 not let you go without
some token of aur love and ask you to
accept this little gift as but a very Slight
token of it. Our sincere wish for yon is
'hat your life may be long and happy and
that at last an abundant eutran08 may
be administered unto you into the king-
dom above. Signed on behalf of the
school.
Miobtel Curran wae killed by an ex-
plosion at Ottawa, Saturday. He was
working On a server 0x0avatiou and is
supposed to have struck an unexploded
oda:idea,
Winnipeg oivio elections took place
last week. '1'. W. Taylor was elected
mayor by acclamation, and there were
contests in only three wards for alder
men, J. Dawson defeating Joshua Cttlbt•
way in Ward three, II. Bole defeating
James Scott in Ward four and James
Sproule defeating W. J. Roes in Ward
fiv0.
Skene's.
Let the wild winds roar
And the Frost King snore,
But buy your holiday Goods
At J. G. Skene's dere.
At Sitone's Popular Store
Good goods you will get,
And as to rho price
They are low you oats bet.
New spices, new peels,
New fruits at Skene's,
For be has the goode
You will see.
A PEW LINJdS:-
3 Dane Tomatoes, 26o.; 3 cans Corn 25o.;
8 cans Peen, 26o, ; 3 boxes Mince Meat,
25o. ; 2 large Daus Sa,dines, 260.
All goode First-olaee.
10811 and eeo me.
J. G. SK NE.
"Whffir6l I�` 1 m it
GRAND T'RTTA
MR= - AND- - YEAR'S
HOLIDAYS,
Reborn tickets will be Issued between all
stations in Oanada at
SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE
on Deeednhor 34, 25 and 29, Valid for return
an 011 27; and onDeoember81 and
January 1 and 2, valid for return until Jaun.
arya, 1293.
First -Class Fare and One-third
on Denember 23, 34, 20, 20 and 80, valid 10r
return anti( J,amary 8, 1833.
8TIUDENTB AND TEACHERS
on presentation of standard form of matte-
d Le, samedy Lhm priuotpal, good going
Deo. a to 81, valid for return until .Te unary
al, 10118. 8educed tares to poled on the In-
tereolonial hallway ou dates named.
3('ur tieketo and all information apply to
any of the 000101103'8 agents.
J. N, KENDALL,
Agent, Brussels.
ARCMS futile HOLIDAYS.
For Particulars
ABOUT THE
tt rs' Trains
TO
ANT
AND T10111
10 WEST
ra
Send to your nearest Railroad
Agent and obtain a copy of
"Fret?. Fa6ts111Fart1,Sn
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
With such a
Steck and
soon Prices
WC are bound
to have a
great sate.
Come early.
Is to tiff_' front again with a Frill Line of
Tweeds,
Sul Ings,
Overcoatings,
Pantings.
You Will find it pays to see
my Stock. A Fit Guaranteed,
Latest Styles.
Eats, Caps, Fun, &4 Rubber Coats.
In Gents' Furnishings I take no Second Place. You will find Un-
derclothing and Top Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Collars, Ties,
Braces, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., in well bought
Goods and sold at close Prices.
Our reputation for First Class Ordered Clothing
iS 3vell known. Consult your own in@�tterestss wby calling 011
N:A. a. rt'„ 4Ai s o�:r' y.+
The Leading Tailor.
Brussels, Out,
tl�
A Rare
Occasion
Tins.
Make
the
Most
of it.
gigHR Sale Lion llul
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The ladies of Brussels and vicinity are asked to examfuo the largest stock of Fancy Linens and
Handkerchiefs ever shown in Brussels. The manufacturer's complete sot of Linen Samples sent out
to a large Montreal wholesale house to order from. They found the goods too expensive for the Can-
adian trade at 1(01851lar prices and offered to clear thein out ata big discount off. Wo had to buy a
large quantity but the price was right and we could not resist the chance of showing our Customers
the infinite variety and artistic designs that are now produced in this lino of goods. We might draw
your attention to It few of the lines as under t Breakfast Cloths, with handsome colored borders. Tea
Oloths in 4-4, 5-5, 6-6, fringltd and hem -stitched. Troy Cloths, handsome new designs in drawn. work.
Carving Cloths, h. s. and fringed. Bunners, Sideboard Scarfs, Centre Pieces, D'Oylios hi all sizes,
square, round, oblong and oval, and everything you can think of in fine napery, and all to be sold at
Wholesale Prices.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
. 800 doz. Handkerchiefs in Silk, Crepon, Ligon, Embroidery, Lawn and Muslin, which we bought
MI regular prices and we a1*0 giving you full benefit of our purchase.
Here are some of the Leading Lines :
10 doz. Pure Silk Embroidered at 150.
each, 2 for 25o.
5 doz. Pure Silk Hemmen and Embroid-
ered borde•inge at 25o. each, 3 fo' (350,
5 doz. Pure Silk Initial at 25o. each.
5 doz. Gents' largo h. e. Twill Silk at 75c.
each, regular price $1.00.
5 doz, Gents' large 11. s. Plein at 40o.
each, regular pilo° fisc.
50 doz. h. 0, Colored Border, fast colo',
tale pries $ for 100. or 330, per doz,
10 doz. Youths' large size Colored Border,
regular prio0 10e., sale pedes 5e.
10 doz. Ladies' Fine White Lawn, regtt.
lar prise 80., Bale pride 5 for 250.
10 doz. Ladies' Fine Lawn h. s., regular
price 180. enoh, eel° price 10a., 3
for 25e.
20 doz. White Drawn Work Borders
worth 25c. each, for the great sale 2
for 25o.
15 doz. White Drawn Work Bordors, the
30o. quality, 8010 price 8 for 50o.
20 doz. Assorted PanayVV
all White, , beautf•
ful designs, worth 40e. to 50o., for the
sale 25o, each.
Como clod sen our Grand Display of Xmas Novelties.
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