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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1918-3-21, Page 8opvtiitet.+Cit•44+44.4+0.404titob414441,ht‘w,t,,,,,4,..,$, 147,4-p..•tt r, ie,t, ;Iql;ii.nr;• Ed Aga w i.11t; f ii,i, 3,0 ,:;":"";"4";;"":"' 7." or:A-tits le eomnikticidg td aryl ve, 4, TtiS dear little Shatniock was evi ; • 4 :1111 ti Pel#641),Rte@gi$10tePtetteefete'reteeMlOt':OreceWeeteeteAteae,teteeettl9eeeeeeeee4eeelteeiftfe 2 • 1.4 STAN ,,„ They lia„d It I. The • Stair -e, VR,A, OE. rot, R n1. Coliorite Colors Old and • New Straw Hats 4, .4, 4* The magic liquid that' makes last i 9year's Straw Hat look just like new, If your Hat is old or soiled don't • throw it away, Make it like uew and + any color you want with colorite, • • Many women save money and have I ' new appearing Hats by using Color- _, ite. It is sold ill a bottle with a -4," brush for applying, Waterproof and 4e eurable, it dries its thirty minutes. •+ Here are the colors— $ 'Victory Blue Gray • Jet Black Dull Black + 41 Cerdinal Red Brown i* Navy Blue Cerise 9 Sage Green Berle Straw Kodak Films . I I down last Suutlee. It Was the "171.11 of W Ireland." , eutee say the old service will be 4 storml rei the (4. r. 411. niter but .., t, can re nn voncli 1.0; it at this date. + • SUNDAY !lie noW sclielide of the fares 4. teek ate, i and nil pec: travelling . over the (1 T R rimy have to IMIy FPI 4 „ t, Jnorraros or is , 1,Viip71EspAf 01 this tve,k was iveddlim . I (lit' of Miss Bea riee Whitfield, of Que.0 9 , ' ee . ete.et. Breesels, Mill S. O. WRIIEUE, 6th 9 : 1,,, , Nierrte township. I{ le sem perpoee cowing Spriug wheat hand in r.ur miler for seed to Alfred .1. Viseker, v ho is representing the Agri- cultural Delia, trnent of the Government iand will lot -aqua y lir order. THE !nth. of 1041 horse blankets silver- ® in lest week's Pose were brought • in on Sattoday They had been found + t by Percy Mechell and belonged to W. w McLean, Morris. Tue POST IS El live advertising medium, Try it Find see Cevreee 3/tee ---An Auction Sete of Durban) cattie will take place at the Central Hotel valets, Brussels, Se' teeny afternoon of this week at 2 O'CIOCk, 10 4, include 20 cows, a number of calves nut) e voting cattle. Richard Long is the t Proprietor and C. F. Vandrick the Auctioneer, Don't forget the dote— * Saturday of this week. See the bills. at VERY PROMPT SETTLEMENT —The late BeliS0t1 Wheeler carried en Endowment • policy for ter000 in the Confederation Bring les Your ± Life Association. He was buried Fri- day, el arcb 8th and on Friday t5th int , a cheque was received by H. Kerr, the local agent, for the amount, payable to Mrs Wheeler. It was compliment- ary to the Company to so promptly ar- range payment. LAST Friday evening a miscellaneous shower WAS tendered Beatrice Whitfield, town, by the choir of the Methodist church (of which Miss Whit- field is an esteemed member) and other friends, anticipatory to the changing of her name by the aid of the pastor, Gifts were well chosen, useful and valuable and the evening was spent most pleasantly. Who will be the next WEIS the interrogation ? Perhaps some of the male members may vary the line of seccession, and other Photogrephic Supplies. RED Cross Circle met at Mrs. W. Sanders' on Tuesday afternoon. Will 4' all the knitters who have taken yarn • 4. kindly report at an early gate as to the • socks completed so that another ship- : risme may be forwarded in the near ♦ future. Socks should be brought to • Mrs. Jane Thomson's store or to Mrs. Dreggid and StatiOner 't A. J. Lowry, at the Public Library. Owing to increased cost of yarn ter.00 will have to be paid for pair of socks by those desiring to buy. Miss Belle Dark sang a fine solo with Miss Minerva Jones as accompanist, Miss Beatrice Curry gave an instructive paper ou the Directions on every pkg. for mixing • • to get most any desired shade. This * is + the time 41.,...!1.0 is needed. Price 25c bottle * To Develop and Print + Your Kodak and our Finishing e; Department are a combination .1, , that make for results. We will • get the best from every exposure • made, and try to assist you, if 't necessary, to still better Metre re- * • We trey have the full list of col- stilts. • 4- ,,vs in these — the Slues and 9 Rorke, which were hard to get FULL STOCK. OF • Dia.mond Dyes Dyola, etc. • ; • tor a time, are now in stock. Prime the same as always. FILMS, PRINTING PAPERS + • • 100 package • 't• • rhe SZAC......A Store F. R. SMITE' *9•••+.4,•9411,44+09+90+4909•9• 449•9•9091114.44•+++.4,49•••+• Ictal Nebas Itans Few more weddings, ARE you going to keep a pig ? SPRING birds are showing up. SUNDAY was St. Patrick's Day. GET the snow and ice off the sidewalk, A Met of furnace coal arrived last week. WHEELED rigs are once more in evi- dence. W. A, LOWRY is away to Cobalt with a car of horses and cattle. HORSE Fair Thursday, April 4th, will conclude these monthly gatherings for this season, FRIDAY of next week will be Good Friday and a public holiday. Banks will also be closed on Easter Monday. A SHIPMENT of choice butter was made from the Shamrock Factory, Brussels, last Friday by Stewart Bros , the new proprietors. Ione Brussels Horticultural Society right now and get $2 oo for S.t.00 mem• berehip fee, See the list of options of- fered on page 5 of this issue, THIS week the Maitland river has been overstepping its boundary on ace count of the thaw. Likelihood is the damage done will be much less than some seasons. Caeswzre. BROS. says tbeir advertising in THE Pose is bringing there good business, customers driving long dis- tances to share in the big bargains to be found in their store. Read their advt. on this page and test its accuracy, HAvE y(11.1 tapped your Maple trees yet ? eirss GAYNOR offers her home and acre lot for sale, See the advt. SCHOOL Board met last Friday even- ing. Nothing more than routine busi- ness. SLEIGHING is well nigh played out. It bas lasted well and few will be sorry to see Spring coming. THE road machine was brought into requisition this week in scraping up the Winter's debris on Turnberry street. It was afterward removed and cleaned op the street Rue, 0 EARLY Bed Clover seed for sale. .T. El:LAMM, Lot 12, Con, '2, Grey. Phone 209. COMFORTABLE house with stable and acre of land for sale, Hard and Soft Water, fruit trees and small fruits. Would give possession Mamie. For further particulars as to price, terms, .kc., apply to MINS GAYNOR, Brussels. For SALIE.—A quantity of large, sound cedar timber, 22 ft. long. Will make good shingles or corner posts for fence. Also about 1000 feet of used I in, hemlock lumber and some anchor posts. Prices easy for duiok sale. Apply 88,2 D. T. HUTCHINSON, Mel. IFRoST 0 WOOD 18 -hoe broad.caster and drill, nearly barrel cementheap. Also 4-horse.pow- er and mixer. Will sell latter twe for MIL S. S. COLE, Ethel. Phone 854. Ir you have an organ needing cleaning or repairs call up phone 87, Brussels. SEED Oats for sale. C.A,O. No. 72. MARTIN MCNAIR, Lot 17, Con, 15, Grey, Phone Vele. EROOND.RAND steel land roller for sale. Ap- ply to iso. Wyss, Brussels, QUANTITY of Two -rowed Barley, suitable for seed, for sale. .700NSROIITRELID, Lot 24, Con, 0, Morris. Phone 188. Pon RALE,—Comfortable house and about 2 acres of land on Albert street Brussels. On the premises is a good stable, rive shed and Fella Farm Stock, &c, Auction Sales hen house. For father particulars apply to next week, Monday, at the late Benson Xns. HEWES' WooneBrustiels. Wheeler's, Con, 3, Grey ; Tuesday at Seurrie—Sharpe's, adjoining. Brussels ; Wednesday at Angus McCureg's, West of Walton and Thursday, at Tbos. Brown's, Con. to, Grey, They are all Mg clearing Sales and will tso doubt be largely attended. Fe S. Scott, will be the Auctioneer, THE Y. P. Society of Melville cburch was "at home" in celebrating St, Patrick's Day on Monday evening the 18th, to the families of the soldiers of the congregation. There was a large attendance and the evening was touch enjoyed by all. A splendid program was given consisting of :—Piano solo, Miss Nellie Fox ; singing , hyrets 262 ; prayer by pastor; vocal solo, Niles Isabel Strachan ; address, "St, Patrick," B. S, Scott ; piano solo, P. R. Mulherot) ; reading, Miss Bernice Cole; gramo- phone selection ; vocal solo, Rev. A. j. Marin ; piano duet, Misses M, Jones and H. N. Fox ; story of Michael O'Leary, winner of first V, C., Mrs, H. Speir ; gramophone selection ; vocal solo, Miss Ruth Sinclair ; reading, Edna McCall ; "God save the King," ex-SeuneNrs GIVE PROGRAM,—At the meeting of B. C. S, Literary Sooiety lest Friday afternoon, an innovation was made, when the program was supplied by some of the graduates of the school, After a few words of welcome by the President of the Society, Mise Ida Flut- ter, the chair Was taken by George GOOD driving mare fit to hook up double for sale, S. CARTER, Brussels. COMFORTABLE dwelling for sale or to rent, With % Bore land, fruit treehard and. soft - water, stable, &a. I. CeltICHARDS. GOOD young Shorthorn Bull for sale. OLIVER Tynan:tura., Phone 2814 Lot le, Con. 16, Grey. TWO Cows for sale, due to oalve in March. Phone Sale HARVEY DonsoN, Ethel. Rousts for sale. Apply to Blum R. HOLISM COMFORTABLE house for sale, Apply to TRH Pose, Am, kinds of poultry wanted. Also empty sacks for which highest prices -will be Paid. Phone 62x, SAM. WEINSTEIN, TIMID Short Born Bulls from 10 to 12 monthe old for sale. JAS. NPRIR, Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, Phone 166. Dn, PARKER, Osteopathio Physician, visits Brussels 21011day afternoon of each week. Chronic and nervous diseases successfully treated. Visits !residences. Consultation at Queen's Hotel. Sem, CARTER opened the automobile season on Monday by tripping round in his Ford coupe. It won't he long until Honk Houk! is on the program, THE Pose is in receipt of announce- ment of the marriage of Miss Miaa H. F., daughter of T. W. earl Mrs. Norton, of Calgary, formerly of Brussels, to Gunner Frank C. Lowe, 78th Battery. C. F. A, on March 6th, The many old friends of the bride its this locality wish the happy twain Many years of prosperi- ty. SOCIAL EVENING' --YOU are Invited to Edwarcle. On behalf of himself and the attend a gathering in the Town Hall, other visitors the chairman expressed Brussels, Friday evening of next week pleasure at the privilege of renewing old association and after a few reminis- cences proceeded with program wbioh was follows ;—Address, Bert Lott ; solo, 1Vlise I. Strachan; reading, Fred. Wood; solo, Miss Jones ; reading, Miss Teeth. leen Wilton ; solo, Miss Hingston ; reading of journal, A unique feature of the program was the presentation by Principal Scott of aSilyer Medal to Miss Hazel Stewart, a present student of the canvassers for the Silver thimble and school. The meal was awarded by the trinket campaign will be on. Other Provincial Geverurneet to the writer of places hetes given the nese a good the best essay on "Cauacla's Victory boost and Brussels and locality wilt uo Loan." Program concluded by Singing doubt do likewise, Don't forget it is the National Anthem, for the boys (Worsen, subject, "Canadian Red Cross work." 43 pairs of socks were brought in during past week, THE EMERALD ISLE,—Monday evening the Epworth League gave a literary and musical program in the Lecture room of the Methodist church ns a reminder of St. Patrick. After the hymn, "0 ! Canada" and prayer the following well arranged bill of tare was excellently presented Sulo, "Au • Irishman's toast," Claytoa Jordan ; reading, Mrs, Parker ; solo, "Killarney," Miss Grace Walker sketch of Ireland, George Edwards ; v'olin and piano duet, H L, and Mrs. Jackson ; seeding, Miss Vera Hoover ; chorus, "Comeback to Erin" ; story of Gneesinith's life, Mils jeSSie Menzies ; song, "Where the river Shan- non flows," Will Cardiff ; reading, F. H. Gilroy '• solo, Miss Hingston ; hutn- orous Irish skits by the audience ; Geographical contest in charge of Miss Flo. Buchanau, Preeident of Leagne ; remarks by the pastor, Rev. W, E. Stafford ; violin and piano duet, H. L, and Mrs Jackson ; National Anthem and prayer. Lunch was served at the Giese, It was El very eujoyable evening and complimentary to -tbe taleut and Miss Eva Bryans, who is the Literary Vice -President tbis term. Proceeds were over $15. W. H. Kerr was chair- man. While all did well Miss Menzies contribution was specially meritorious. Miss Ida Bailey was the pietist for the evening, St. Patrick and the Emerald Isle received many a recommend. BRUSSELS Women's Institate met at the home of Mrs. Alex. Strachan, Fri- day, March x5th.`the matter of getting funds for the treasMy WES brought up and as to be practical is demanded of us in these strenuous days the work was given an impetus by the suggestion that we have a lady volunteer to pay the sum of Sr.00 and in this way become the year of our sebeme This wee immedi- ately done and 1.2 other ladies gave so cents each and became the months of the year, Each of tbese I2 ladies get 4 others to give 25 cents each and in tbis way become the weeks. These four seek 7 others weo pay to cents each and others become the days and these 7 keep the ball rolling till they get 24 others to pay 5 cents each and become the hours and these 24 hours get 6o others to give x cent each and become the minutes of this '"rime Table." Sit down and work this table out and you will find that if tbis is carried through without a hitch the bandsome gum of $5efel 20 will be realized, The 'esthete realizes that duty No, x is that ,we have got to help wiu the war, we, there- fore guarantee to give at least ooe half of the proceeds thus gained to the Red Cross. At presetst the work is well under way and protnittes to prove 11 success. Tee motley is to be handed in to Mrs, B. S. Scott not later than April 17tb, Help both the Institute and the Red Cross by helping the movement aloug. whet a well -worth -hearing program will be preseuted. It Will consist of chortle• es by the eehool pipits ; readings and recitations, patriotic songs and short ad- dress by local and neighboring talent, The W, C. T. U. will be the hostesses. No charge will be made at the door but An offering will be taken to defray ex- penses, Program cominen CtS At 8. Wednesdey and Theredey of next week OF CANADA HZAD OPFICE TORONTO This Bank offers every facility in the conduct of accounts, of manu- facturers, farmers end merchants. SAVINGS DEPARTIVIENT at ovary Brants. 235 BRUSSELS BRANCH, G. H. SAMIS, El EJ Manager. NSW- I LIEDDOWBBOISMINMSM 1.11M61,...V.04...64.1144.1.6121=310=10113.1,115910111.•02,11.112•5!AME33............ ti: Car Kiln Dried I People We Talk About Fail Cunningham is back to town. Miss Annie 13 ROSS is visiting with Kite time relatives, Mrs. W. Watts, Chatham, is a visitor at :he Mane of P. and Mrs. Ameut. Bert eicmatt, of the Bank of Nova Seetie, bra bet,t1 visitiug relatives at Acton. leev. Mr Snell, of Wingham, was calling ou Rev. Mr. Smith at St, John's rectory last week, Miss Cora Bell, of Cayuga, IS renew- ing old frieoditips in Brussels. She look naturalRS ever. Was Ellie Brussels, South, has not been as well as usual for the past few weeks but is improving, Mrs. Malcolm McDonald hes been tail up with sciatica but we trope the geuial Spi ing will chase it away. ioe Wiltou of the Steudard Bank, Midland, WAS home for a short visit. His sister, Mien Alice accompanied him on the mem) trip Miss Margaret McNabb, who under- went au operation at Meehan) hospital is home again and her many friends hope she will soot] be as hearty as ever. W. FL Shortreee, Blyth, has been visiting with his cousin, Mrs George Jackson, Mill street. Fle may go W eat this year ELS he did in lip? and speed Et few months, Serge Gordon Roes, 01 Kincardine, sou of Robert and Mrs Ross, arrived home frotn the trenches of France, He is invalided owing to shrapnel wounds iu his legs. F. S. Scott is at Toronto attending the Permanent Loan Company's meeting of creditors, A large number in this locali- ty are hatereMed es debenture holders. Mr. Scott was the agent. A. T, Hawkshaw, of Toronto, former- ly teller in the Standard Bank, Brussels, was in town for a few days. He joins the 7otb Buttery, in the Queen city, with a host of other bank employees and will go into training at once. It is about 6 years since he was in Brustels. He was a welcome visitor. John and Mrs Batemau have gone to Wrigleville, Sash . for an extended visit with 'P. I. and Mrs. Jerilyn, relatives. They spent Sunday in Toronto at the homes of Mr. Bateman's brother and sister. This ie Mr. and Mrs. Batetnau's first trip to the West so we onset it will be specially enjoyable. They have not sold their home ILI BMW'S. Pte. George Johnston. 1st Gou. Grey township, arrived home from overseas, He was received by a large crowd at Bruesels on the arrival of the noon train, The school chilteren sang "'rise Maple Leaf." W. H. {err spoke a few words of welcome and the crowd gave 3 cheers and a "rigor" for tbe soldier boy. George took Trench fever after a few months in France and has been in hospital since. He landed last Monday at St, Johns. Brusseis council Council met Monday evening of last Week. Present, the Reeve and Coun- cillors, Walker, Fraser, Wilton and Best. Minutes of Ian meeting read and cOnfirtned. Accounts were presented as fol. lows :— Robe Oliver, salary,'&0 $ 50 00 N. V. Gerry, 10 00 J. Ferguson, Auditor 10 00 Geo. Lott, street improvement8 87 R, Tt1ue11, salary, electric light 120 00 On motion accounts were ordered to be paid, Polloteing taxes were remitted :— jobb NiVine, $1,05 ; P, McDonald, $8.41, Oettnell then adjourned, Church Chimes Rev. Mr Stafford spoke last Sunday morning on theecholce of the 12 disciples and in the eveuirg his topic VMS "The Jew," Services were held in the auditorium of St. John's church last Sunday. Con- gregation had been meeting in the lecture room owing to fuel shortage, A week from uext Sabbath will be Easter. lu the Methodist church special musical program will be given in the evetnng and an offeriug will be taken for the Choir lend. Iu Melville church Sabbath last Rev. Mr. Mann had for his subject in the morning, “The cause and purpose of the transfiguration," and in the evening "Holding Faith and e good conscience " Bresselites were }envy to hear of the death of Rev, Pr Corcoran, of Seaforth, He was well knOWn here when Bruesels R. C. church was associated with Sea - forth before it was linked up with Wing- harn. of FEED CORN to hand, Delivery at the car %%overlay and Friday of this week. Will You Sow Spring Wheat 1 Belgrave One evening recently Mrs. (Rev,) Boyle entertained a party of school teachers In this locality. A very de- lightful evening WAS enjoyed, Mrs, Boyle is a capital hostess, A clearing auction eale of farm stock, implements, ,etre„ will be held at the farm of John E, Fells, Ei Lot 87, Cloy. 7, East Wawanosh, next, Tuesday afternoon, James Taylor will be the Auctioneer, Mr, Vella has sold his fat in and will be moving to Wingbam, I Will fOrtVartl your or der for Seed to the Government and the etiene will be distributed by me afterward, Now is the time to hustle, ALF. BAEIKER, BRUSSELS 13110 .11131L—We, the members' of St. John's Lodge, No, 284, G, R. O., A. Fe & A., M., haviug learned with deep regret of your expected removal from our midst, wish to express to you our appreciation of your association with us as it member of our Lodge. We have alWays enjoyed • your genial peesenee at our egular communin- Lions and be assured we will miss you at these times, We would have liked to have yon remain within our juris- diction but as circumstances decree different ly, we wish yourself and Miss Anna prosperity and happiness in your new botne. As v. slight token of one regard for you both, we ask you, George, to accept this Masonic locket 69 to ♦ O a O• a meIll; fuggy old gentlemen entered the Clienteles Shen) the entire I IWO every ullrivuunt NMI need "tr n string of timed eine l term iling t hr treasneut of various eilutente, Imi, alley the iteeietaid and done hie beet In 7111SWsl UPI olti 11 Allan', 'Merit's he 11.1W11378 left, without buying anytbitig, Al Met the teed sant got tired of giving ad vire, 1'100 Ittlei ,.d 1.w ill)110V1 Mal y 1•11040 lhu Old 0114p eff. At. last it came, ,,Sly hail It.et,in railing out," 110, ,.1,1 hum ons /ley, "Can you give ine anything to keep it w ?" et, tho to=HiRitoli, "T Pan give yeti e beauti- ful NG 1.11nOtSCI box." 9 9 pA to 61 ib CA Weave it I to a Not a boakturtil oaldb,iald box but The Weil RHIN P61151811 fair Tonic To any of as the old gentlentam referred to we can very eon- g (identity reclommend the Penslav Bair'Tonic, 5loney, refunded if it does not prove ettetsfactoey, Put up in $1.00 and 500 1020S,fs 0 21.1 - (Cena=mmo=oiKeasse. STORE (000w9@eaaceaoaaaaameseaesaostoceeaaaaaaaaaaaeasaaaaaaeo a F 0 DRUG STORE and MISS Anna Otte box or handlter- ohiefe. We trust we may often have the pleasure of welcoming you both back to lerussels, F. H. Gigarev, W. NI, J. Walewr, Secretary, BORN RARRIER,-1,11 Eisner/cis, on March 20th, 1918, to Mr. and Mrs. Cleve. Booker, von. MARRIED WnEELER—E01411.—At the home of the bride's Pnrents, nn Alnrsh 17311, 181R, by Ws. A..1. Mann B.A., al r A itga,,tim Wheeler, (troy tnwini' ldp, to Mins Grave I.., thingtor of Mr. and Mrs. John Babb, Morrly tow whip. OA MPEELL.—In London, on Merril lath, ling, William Wallets, Campbell, von of Alex. Campbell, formerly of ins -Meter, in hie; 18th year. Stravassort,—In Toronto. on Moralerrs. 11118, Dorothy Mae. only danaliter or emit. Stevenson, formerly of Ilimmels, in her 26th year. BRUSSELS MARKET `Silent fil 97 Oat, ar, P‘sta 2 60 lisrloy I 58 Butter 40 Ea, 40 Sous III 50 Bay 10 PO Potatoes per Peg 1 50 $2 OU 97 h uu 11] 121 19 50 lu an 1 60 AUCTION SALES '210I411Ay, M811011 %I'll —Vann. 1,11.1111 Stork, Implements, at hot ilreY low.- Him,. Sole unemerved at'1 n. n1.. aim. Ben,e,n Wheeler and 1,awrenee Winn++, Props, ; N'. S. uentr, Alio, MAtt011 ^01,11.—Farm Stroh, im- plvtlieutm, PtirinIture, &e., at N1, hot 211, Con. ti, Morris township, Sale unreserved at 1 p. nu. Iteinceene Sburrie and Walter Sharpe, Props. ; F.14 swat. Ana. WEI+ reoAr, MAtten 27Ttt. — Farm Stork, blIplemontA, , nt Lot MI, Con. 14, AllIC1110[,. Stitto norn,served at 1 p. m. Angus PacOnaig, Prop.: P. S. Seintt, TnettsnAr, MARCIE •!Spit.—Parm St00IE, TIll• pinnments, ke.. ht 2.135 Lot 20, Con. 10, Grey toWnshIp. Sale nuresorysa nt 1 p. m. T11,114. Brawn, Prop. ; P, S. Scott, Arm. 4 4 454"44444 48"..4 "6 7." 471.6".44:.i. " 4 471.9a1.4".° 4 ""i.."e"".14:4:::"*." ::::: 0 0 9 0 0 * 0 0 9 9 GW.:::2S*Zi5FZSAGIIMEIMW-gF2ZtCnZrnaEMIEBEMB21;62MEWr.2E2EZM'SME7r.'MVZff.g9Elk=='..,..c,"iranaZEI=SE6EEFMial,V2M12irVi99B 1 Irs II' ,f,.' l",4 41 , t r to v . * 4 4 • * • SUM • Nloincrielf Harold Livingston and Arnold Me - Key spent Sunday with friends near. Atwood, Miss Ora, elcleay is home from Hamilton where she has been the past 2 years, to do her bit on the farm, Earl and Mrs. Hahltirk and sen, Jack, spent Sunday ateLulte C. Speir- an'e, Mrs, Hablcirk is a cousin of Mrs, Speiran. The Melt Social held in the base- tnent of Knox oheroh, Mondayeven- ing, 18th ince under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid was a deckled euccess. Proceeds amounted to $80,00, On Thursday ef Lemons) a number of the brethren of St. John's Lodge, took the opportunity, while George Dunlop and daughter, Mise A1111/1,, Were in Brussels to present the form- er with a, elitstit:ie trinket and Alma with a box of handitetchiefe, Wm, Gillespie mule the preetortatiols reel IVIaloom Black read the following ad- dressitoR ce'l; DtrNterte—Dlali, Sea AND 4 0 • • • • • •• 0 0 4 • fi • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • ••• • 9 • A • • 9 • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • 0 • .444 ••••••••••••••••••o4oe ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••*• of our Mooey-soven for this Week Waists Corsets Hosiery Hosiery Hosiery Hosiery Flannelette Flannelette Wash Goods Towelling Dress Goods Curtain Muslin Ribbons Boot Laces Men's Shirts 5 doz. Ladies' Walsh:, tine tjnality sheet', white material, low neck and long sleeves. Regular $1 50. Sale ........ . .. ....... 25 pairs Corsets, sizes 18 and 10 only, made of fine white cootie low or medium busts, long model, Regular to $2 OU. Sale 100 pairs Silk Boot Stockings, garter hem, high spliced heels and toes, Black or White. Regular 05e. . 5 doe, Silk Lisle Hose, double sole, spliced heels and toes, fast clyee, Bleak only, Regular 75c. Sale 2,5 cloz, Ladies' Black Cotton Hoee, seamless, double heel, sole mud toe, fast black, Regular 35c. Sale ........... .... 15 doz. Boys' Heavy Ribbed Hose, matte front best quality yarn, sizes 8e to 10. Regular 50c, Sale 1500 yards Flannelette in Light. and Dm It Stupes, extra yard wide. Special Sale 1000 yards Flannelette, Plain White and Fancy Stripes, good weight cloth. Spaced Sale Table of Wash Goods, Piques, Foulards, Ch•epee, eltudins, Vestings ..... ..... and Fancy Sid tinge, Regular 50c. Sale e. 600 yards Oheck and Stripe Tea Toweiling, good dryiter cloth for glass or silverware, Regular 20c. Sale 500 yards Dress Goods, colors Blue, Green, (etey, I31ttcic and Fancy, Tweed 'Effects. 'Regular 500. Special 12 pieces Curtain Muslins, plain centres, with Fancy Borders and all- over Patterns. Regular 25e, Sale 200 yards Silk Ribbons, 4 in. wide, all shades, splendid for bate vile „ .... bons, Special, 2 yarde for ' 1500 poets Boot Laces ; a good strong quality Mohair Lace, 80 inches long. Extra Special, 0 pates for 5 doz. Fine Negligee Shirts, good quality Motes, fast dyes, sizes 14 to 17. Regular $1,25. Sale . 95c 95 45 59 I 25 39 211 i o- 16,'s • 29 Final 01 at' nee of all. !Inter G This will be your last opportunity to buy Winter Goods at Sale Prices at (Daemon. Big advances for next Season. Buy your supply now and save money. 15 35• 15 4t 25 1 it. .e 95 7 • illi S ♦ O• • • • 4,0 • • • • 4,0 • • • • Ladies' Underwear 5 dozen Ladies' Vests and Deawers made of fine even yarns, agood %veering gru- nion, Regular 75c, -Last Chance Price 50c 8 doz. Ladies' Fleece -lined and newly Ribbed Vests and Drawers, Beetle good quality. Reg, $1.00. Last Chance Price 75c 3 dose Ladies' Vests and Drawees, riflemen,' & white, heavy Ribbed Knit, Reg - tear $1,25. Last Chance Fein ........ ..„.. 95o 5 clot, Ladies' Vests and Drawers, natural & white, made from gond strong ',yPUMA'mien 80 and 88. Reg. 50c. Last Chance) Price ...... „. , 42,9 it Hosiery to doz. Boys' Heavy Rile. bed Knit Wool Worsted Hose, fast dye, strong weal., sizes 8i to 10. Reg - War 850. Last Chance Price 69c 6 doz. Ladies' Fine Black Cashmere Bose, full fash- ioned, gearniess, doable heel and toe, Penman make, fest dye, Reg. $1, Last Chance Price, 750 Men's Sox 20 doz. Men's Heavy Grey Wool Sox, Reg. 86c, Dud Chance Price.... . 25e 10 doz, Menet all pure wool Grey Sox, made of time soft yarn. Reg. 50c, Last Chance Price 89c Youth's Rubbers so pion Youths' Rubbers, Granby branceextra heavy sole, eines 11, 12, 13, fent Chance Pt•ice 00e Girls' Rubbers 20 pairs Child's Rubbers, sizes fi to 8, finest quality Granby Rubber. Last Chance Price . ..... 40e 30 paha Girls' Rubbers sizes 8i to 10, best quality. Lest Chance Price 550 25 pail's Misses' Granby Befoul Itebbere, sizes 11 to 2. Last Chance Pelee 021c Yarn 100 lbs. high grade Ring. WoretedYruu, made from best: (nudity long even wool, ilittel grey, Whole- eale price to -clay $2. Last: Olutrine Price 1.75 Men's Underwear 15 doe" Penman's Wool Fleeced Shirts & Drawers, best duality, fine weave. 31 to 44, Value $1, Last) Chance Price 75c doz. Men's Elastic Wool Ribbed Knit Shiete and Des., Penman's rinshrink- able, sizes 31 to 44. Reg- ular $1.60. Last, Chance Prim 1,19 0 doz. Men's Heavy Wool Elttetic Ribbed Knit Shirte and Drs., Penman's) en - shrinkable, sizes 80 to 44, Reg. $2 00. Lest ()helve Piece 1,62e 1 dm. only Men's Red El. reale Ribbed Knit Shires and Mame.% Peninan brand. Reg. $1.60, Last °hence Priee,.., ... . . L20 Extra S et, T. eclat 15 only Chi clren's Coats, ages t to 4 yrs. Sim 95 Reg. $3.5o. Last Chance Price.., Carswell's the High Price Breakers ellro0. The Store that Saves You Money Carswell's the Low Price Makers • • • • • • • • • •i re. p