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If you had not been in our store for a few days you b
might say it had been changed over -night into a o
Christmas Store. Brim frill of bright new goods,
ideas for Christmas Gifts and making selections •
will come very easy.
for the Children
TOYS, DOLLS,
BLOCKS, GAMES,
PICTURE BOOKS, &c
Kodaks
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From $8,00 up.
BROWNIE CAMERAS
From $2.75 hp.
Christmas Cards
Iu a section by themselves
you are welcome to come
M and look over them at
your leisure. Many beau-
tiful cards at 30, 5e, roc Scr
CHRISTMAS POS P CARDS
2 for 50.
The Picture -
"In Handers Fields"
Readyfor framing, nm
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The Most Popular Present
One of the New Books
We never bad a better stock of Books
and among the new ones are -
Camilla by E. Robins
The OM Puncher by J. C. Stead
The Young Diana by Marie Carellf
The Unknown Wrestler by Codi
Elizabeth's Campaign by l51es. Humphrey
Ward
Josselyn's Wife by Kathleen Norris
A Minstrel in !trance by BarryLander
Three Times and Ont by NelliMcClung
Fragments from France
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FOR BOYS- Henry Books
Alger Book
FOR GIRLS -Meade Books
Ruth Fielding, &o,
The New Methodist Hymnal
With the New Hymnal coming
into use here at New Years, one of Decorated Crepe Tissue,
them might make an acceptable
present. We have them at from White Tissue Papers,
400 up to $4 0o each. Holly Tags and Seals,
Fancy Baskets
Work Baskets have been rath-
er scoce this last season or
two hut this time we have a
good variety at front 250 up to
$2.6o each. Quaint Japanese
designs that yon will like.
Perfumes
Fancy Boxes at 250, 350 and
up. Small Bottles for.. the
pocket at r5c each.
Limoges Chine,
Boxed Stationery,
Parisian Ivory,
Ebony Brushes,
Brass Goods,
Snap Shot Albums,
New Pictures
Christmas Decorations.
F. R. SMITH
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Druggist and Stationer
rad al etas Tens
MERRY Christmas.
SOME tasty store window dressing,
CHRISTMAS Day next Wednesday.
REPORT your holiday visitors to THE
POST.
SUMMARY of Huron County Council
on page 5 of this issue.
Local and District news on pages 4
and 5 this week, as usual,
THERE Will be no cheap rates on the
railroads this holiday season.
Dtn yon get your Winter bulbs from
Brussels Horticultural Society yet?
AUToseonnats continue to run in large
numbers and roads have been good.
Scuoor. will not resume iu Brussels
until after the Christmas holidays,
Ou account of the heavy rain the Mait-
land river swelled to a stream of some
importance.
COUPLE more cars of coal to band dur-
ing peat week, one soft coal' and the
other Rurkwheat.
STATUTORY COUnCil meeting was held
Monday evening to close up Municipal
affairs for the year.
READ the advertisements and test
their correctness They are invitations
tc, you to buy and mean business.
A number of families have been under
the care of the doctors but all are improv-
ing, as far as 'lira Posy has ascertained.
NEXT Wednesday Will be Christmas
and -consequently a Public holiday.
Pestoffice hours 8 to 9 a. m. and 5 to 6
p. m.
2 CARS of turnips were shipped from
Brussela and z more from Blyth by G.
A Beat, Brussels, during the past week.
The "neeps" were oonstgned to New
York.
A representative of "Hearts of the
World" was in town last week but bad
to delay fixing date for flus wonderful
film until the "flu" gets through with its
campaign.
OWino to i=e appearance of some cases
of influenza the Board of Health Wed.
nesday evening of last week ordered
school closed, services in the churches
cancelled in the meantime and Pttbl!0
Library closed until further notice.
Tint Farmer's Advocate, of London,
bas issued a very attractive Christmas
number, a model of. Editorial, photo•
gravure and mechanical skill and neat-
ness. Illustra'iou on cover is most ap-
propriate to the war times knitting in.
dustry.
* Bohan of health handicap put a kink
into many plans and purposes during
this busy season of the year, We sub.
mit with the best grace possible as
funerals are serious affairs. Our opinion
still is that an Order in Council should
have been passed months ago piecing
influenza among the diseases included
in the quarantining ban, The period
could have been shortened to meet the
course of the disease. To close public
buildings and yet permit persons
nffeetod liberty to go where they please
is a p
poor method to affect a speedy a1•
laying of the scourge that has proved so
disastrous to thousands, The Board of
Health did right, we believe, but they
have not. authority to go further it ap-
pears.
Hoc market $17 0o this week.
TUBBEYs are scarce and high in price.
ONLY $25o.00 taxes remained unsettled
Saturday night ou Brussels Collector's
Roil on which 5% was added.
A large crowd greeted Lieut, Harvey
Hoover on his arrival at the G. T. R
depot, Brussels, Monday evening of this
week. He carne to St. Tohn 00 the
steamer Minnedosa along with a large
contingent of returning soldiers, Wel-
come home Lieut.
MAUn11 C. BnyANe announces she hue re-
sumed work in her office. Office open every
day. Hours 18 to 12 a. in., 1 to 6 p. m, also
Saturday evenings,
WILD the person who took the parcel by
mistake, last Monday afternoon, please return
it to TO,, PosT and mnoh oblige the owner.
GIRL wanted to help with house work and
children, at once. MRS, W. M. Sinclair,
Brussels,
Any quantity 65 turnips wanted, delivered
at Brussels or Ethel stations, Phone 4.
5G, A. Bear,
2 Collie pupa for sale. Lot 14, Con. 2, Grey,
Phone 2010 NNLSON HAYDEN.
PoTATOEa taken in eichange for goods, W.
T. MOCnACKEN,
Canna your suet early. BARKER Bn0a.
5 young Ewee for sale.
Phone 848 Duro.MOKINNON, Grey Twp,
BROOM) HAND 0.11,8 ATA BARGATN.-Have a
Chevrolet touring car, 1 runabout Ford and 2
touring Fords for sate at bargains.
8. °AnsEa, Brunets
Mentor found, Owner may have it by prov-
ing property and paying for this notice.
Tan PO00,
26 CORDS dry wood rnr sale. Reason Wilbeo,
Grey Twp. Phone 4014.
Boy wanted to work on farm. Must be able
to handle a team. TORN Ronn, 6111 Line,
Morris Twp, Bianchi, R, R. 4. Phone 105.
OoHeoaTABLR house for l+dt'-lf, well located.
Apply to Rol, kloKAyettit 1 i' "MS
FOR $ALE: jMu adrba'o' registered Short
Horn bull,'old, old, Color, dark red.
For immedidt ,...a, $185.00. Phone 860.
Tilos. Enna, Honfryn,
WANTED: -Dead Horses and Animals taken
away promptly within a radius of 20 miles.
Wlllpay from $0 to 58 for live animals brought
to factory. 140 animals removed without
hide. Phone, day 13. Phone evening 178,
The Farmers' Fertilizer Co., L&d., Wingham.
De. Pants°, Osteopathic Physician, visite
Brussels Monday afternoon of each week.
Chronic and nervous diseases successfully
treated, Visits residences. Consultation ab
Queen's Hetet.
TEE4wATER news in referring to the
home-conlrng of Corp. Geo. Ferguson
(of Which a note may be read on page 5)
says :-Corp. George is looking very
well. He has been over the top many a
time, 012 one occasion being the only one
of his company who escaped being
wounded or killed. The only scratch
he received, until he dislocated hie
shoulder, was a slight shrapnel wound in
the chin.
PTE BRED?. CARDIcr writing from
Witley Camp, England, on Nov, 2701, to
Brussels Red Cross Circle says t -DEAR
701E105 :-Received the box you sent
me and was veru pleased to get it.
Everything was in first class shape when
It lauded here but when a fellow shares
up with itis pals it does not go Tar.
We have been having some very fine p
weather here all along but it is raining 11
to•day. Thanking you for the box, I t
will close hoping' this will finds all in g
as good health as it leaves 1ne.ti
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ERNtE t ARDIpr, 11
Witley Camp, Sussex, Eug. le
J. GI
Janes
Expert,,Watchmaker
Ilan returned to Bruncle end is
prepared to do all kinds of
Watch and Clock Work
Yours may be a capable time.
keeper but by incompetent re-
Bpairing you have lost faith in
ring it In one, I will repair the
worst wrecked watch or clock
and will do it reasonably.
Work may be left at my home.
Call 'Plume No, S0 for infnrrua-
tion,
Eyes Tested and
Glasses Supplied
SATURDAY RDAY of this week will be the
shortest day of the year.
SICKNEss in numerous homes but we
hope for early improvement.
THE Post far Jere makes a dandy
Christmas present or New Year's gift.
GET a copy of the Annual Financial
Statement, issued under authority of
Reeve and Treasurer, as par Statute,
CEssA•i'ION of the war and the home
corning of so many of the boys Is materi-
ally
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Y g thework of the Canadian
pOstofflces,
THE house and r, acres of land, known
as the Cousley property, has been pur-
chased by David Jamieson, who will
move to it shortly.
THE Red Crus.) Circle acksr., edges
with thanks the receipt of e. $5 00
cheque from Brussels Women's Institute
for the Belgian Fund, '
A list of subscribers, long in arrears to
THE PosT who pay no bead to notices
sent them, is being prepared to be hand-
ed over for collection as they do not ap-
pear to wish to take the easer method of
paying without added costs,
A Kiuistino, Sask., subscriber, in re-
mitting for THE Pos'r writes :-I value
your paper for information regarding
the local happenings it furnishes, par-
ticularly pertaining to Wroxeter and
locality, With well wishes. I remain,
KEEP 011 the look -out for -
Hard coal.
Santa Claus,
Icy
sidewalks.
Missing the "flu,"
A Christmas turkey.
Opening of the Rink.
New books at Public Library,
LONDON CONFERENCE,- Recording
Sewards of Methodist churches, Gode-
rich, received word from the President
of the London Conference to the effect
that the cominitteo having the matter
in charge have accepted the invitation
to hold the annual session of the Confer-
ence in Goderich in June next.
AUCTION SALE -The Executors of the
estate of the late Mis, D. McQuarrie,
Albert street, Brussels, will sell by Pub-
lic Auction the household effects of de-
ceased ou Saturday afternoon of this
week, at 2 p m , at her late residence,
House and lot will also be sold, subject
to a reserve bid, See bills for further
particulars.
MUNICIPAL Nomination for Reeve, 4
Councillors and 3 Public School Trus-
tees will take place at Town Hall, Brus-
sels, Monday evening, December 3oth,
at 8 o'clock, In case of election being
necessary it will be held the following
Monday, Jan. 6th, from a a. in to 5 p. m.
with N. F. Gerry Deputy Returning
Officer at the uouncill Chamber and P,
Scott doing similar duty at the Public
Library polling place.
A letter froth W. A. Grewar says
•'rimy reached Los Angeles, California,
safely and have taken a furnished flat,
1038 W. 06th St. Climate is beautiful,
flowers in bloom and people going about
without extra wraps until on towards
evening," We are having a fine sample
here also of days cf very mild weath-
er but most of our flowers are out of
bloom, excepting the wall flowers.
FELL, Dowss'rAIRs,-THE PosT was
sorry to hear that Mrs. Jno, Causley,
formerly of Brussels, who is now mak-
ing her home with the family of N S.
and Mrs. M0Lauchlin, et Provost, Aha ,
had the misfortune to fall headforemost
dowustairs. She received a very severe
shaking up that boded fatal results for a
time but as no bones were broken her
recovery is now well assured, Mrs,
Cousley's numerous old friends in Brus-
sels hope she will soon be as hearty as
ever.
WILL 111cMcLLAN' KrLLan,-A letter
was received by Mrs George McNichol,
Frederick street,, Brussels, containing
the sad news of the death of her
nephew, Wre McMillan, in action while
doing duty with a U, 8, nnit in France.
He was with the supply department
Deceased was bora 10 Brussels 27 or 28
Years ago, renmvirg with parents when
6 years of age,, He 0.s0 a blacksmil h by
trade, at Newark, N J , when he en-
listed. Pie McMillan was unmarried
He visited relatives and frieuds here a
few years a;o. The subject of this
notice was ason of Duncan and Mrs Mc-
Millan, Latter is deceased, Mr. Mc-
Milleu lives at Goderich,
TELEPHONE DAMAGE -There were 40
poles clowued by Tuesday's wind and
sleet storm of last week Noflh of Bios-
.;els and z7 or more SOU' h. The poles
tbat were not broken, in some cases,
were hoisted from their positions al-
though imbedded 5 feet in the ground.
48 wires were carried on the cross
arms and when. coated with ice each
wire was nearly the Size of a man's
thumb. The poles were replaced
Southward by Monday afternoon of this
week and the wires are being set to
rights, Northward the refitting cannot
be done until the arrival of a cable into
which the wires will be placed. Wea-
ther conditions will have much to do
with the time necessary t0 complete the
coutreot. It will be a heavy bill of ex-
pense but the Company intended mak-
ing the change anyhow but under more
ropitious conditions. Work will be
milled along as quickly as possible so
tat 111otservice will be at the disposal of
he numerous liatrons. People only be.
an to find out what a serviceable utility
i0 telephone is by its dislocation tor a
me. Most of the party lines are work•
g as well as ttalial,
p
euro
STAND
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OF CANADA
MEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
This Bank offers every facility in
the conduct of accounts, of manu-
facturers, farlrlers end merchants,
tela SAVINGS DEPARTMENT at every Brunch, 235
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
G. H. SAMIS, ®El Cl Manager,
I t'oople We Talk About
$$ every Sunday, and "get away with it,"
$$
M.ss Geddes is holidaying at her
hum., near BNlgrave
11 'Negri, of Toronto, is a visitor.
with her sister, Mrs las Pox.
Mr., 1 tr line, of Milton, was a v:sit.cr
+v" -het ,cn,ght:r, Mrs, Walter S. Seat,
Wa William sheet,
B. S. and Mrs. Scott left last Mon-
day for Collingwood where they will
spend Christmas.
Mrs. W. W. Harris has been at Roth-
say caring for her mother who has beru
ill for several weeks.
Miss Winnie Morris, teacher on the
Continuation School staff, o .t I i
a asg one to
her home in
m Perrella for the Christmas
vacation,
Mrs William Ross, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Kerr, go to
Toronto fora holiday visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Mae Skelton, Queen street, has
been on the ick list bot we hope she
will soon be as hearty as ever. Mrs.
Skelton was also laid up.
Mrs. Geo, Grimoldby is home from au
extended visit at Toronto and other
points. Her husband Pte. Grimoldby,
is expected back shortly from overseas.
W. H. Fraser, M. P. P, North Huron,
was a caller on THE Poe'r. last Friday.
He drops out of Morris township Reeve•
ship, having entered the broader arena
of public life after doing his duty well.
Mrs. (Rev ) Paul, Princess street, had
the misfortune to fall at her home last
week and injured one of her hips. As
she is upwards of 83 years of age a bump
is a more serious matter than to a young
person. The mauy friends of Mrs. Paul
hope
she will soon be ahg
right.
Mrs. R. M. Sinclair, Ronaid and
Phyllis, of Dresdeu, are here on a visit
at the home of W. M. and Mrs. Sin-
clair. The former's husband is expect-
ed to arrive home from England shortly.
He is making a good recovery from his
wounds and will soon be o. k. we trust.
Cadet Herbert Peter, of Bervie, called
here last week while returning home
from Leaside camp where he had been
training. He has got his discharge and
will now returu to civilian life. His
brother, H. H, Peter, is doing duty
overseas, He is with the artillery.
After a sojourn of over 5 h years as
agent at McGaw station, H. 13, Church-
ill iuteuds leaving in the course of a fete
weeks and is being promoted to Owen
Sound, which will mean a considerable
advancement for him, While Mr,
Churchill's many friends in Colborne
and vicinity are sorry to see him leave
McGaw they are a unit in wishing him
success in his new appointment. Mrs.
Churchill is a daughter of George and
Mrs. Edwards, of Brussels, and a form-
er member of Pun POST staff,
Ohur c1 Chimes
Rev. W. E Gilroy, B. A., pastor of
the tst Congregational church, Hamil-
ton, Out,, has accepted a call to Ply-
mouth Congregational Church in the
city of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, U. S.,
and will retnove there at the close of
tots, 13e is a brother to F. H. Gilroy,
Manager of the 13an11 of Nova Scotia,
Brussels, and has proven a very succes.
sful pastor and a strong pulpiteer, His
predecessor at Fond du Lac, Rev. Mr,
Hopkin, wrote Plymouth church as fol-
lows concerning him :-"I want to con-
gr4tnlate the Church on its new minister
for I had a letter from my friend Gilroy
yesterday in which he told me that he
had presented his resignation in Hamil
ton and would send you his formal ae•
ceptauce as soon as his resiggnat'on was
accepted. Gilroy is a epleucled fellow.
1 regard him as One Hundred per cent
man 1 He is clean, kindly, courageous,
eloquent ! True as ;steel and a fine
preacher. Gifted with commou sense,
and the newer outlook of things. He
takes the modern view of religion, (as
you know I endeavored to de) and scorns
the wishywashy stuff. that a whole lot
of preachers dish out to their people
I told Wm that the Fond du Lae pulpit
is the freest place ou earth to ti'.o -man
with a message and not to be afraid to
speak out whatever he feels he ought to
say, So I am glad for my old parish
that such a splendid follow is to succeed
ole. Give him the glad baud and all the
help you gave to ate. Ho is surely
worthy of it.
Gerrie .
FRANK ARDELL 01108 OP PNEUSrO1-
lA,-Satntdny, 76h inst., word was re-
ceived in town of the death at Long
Island, N. Y„ of Sergt, Frank Ardell,
of the American Flying Fore, arid
that renlait s would wn tld tie ht t brought h
c
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Corrie For burial. Casket arrived
on the 1115111 train Tuesday of last
week, in charge of Sergt. J. D. Stew-
art and was laid in the family pint in
the Gorrie cemetery, Wednesday
afternoon. Funeral took place from
residence of deceased's uncle, John
Ardell, service being conducted by
Rev, P. G. Powell, rector of St,
Stephen's church, Pall bearers were,
Lieut, Stanley McLaughlin, Cadet
Milton White, Sergt. J. D. Stewart
and Gunner W. L. Love, of Gnelph, a
returned soldier. The casket was
draped with the stars and stripes on
which was laid a beautiful wreath of
roses and lilies, contributed by his
eon -trades of the 277tH squadron.
Frank was the youngest son of the
late George Ardell, and was born in
Gorrie 82 years ago. He had been in
Texas for pact 8 years and when
the U. S. entered the war he eulieted
in the 277th Aerial Squadron and was
at Long Island ready y
togo
overseasaea9
when he woos taken sick with pneu-
monia to which he succumbed after
a few days' illness. He came of a
good fighting stock, his late father
having come through the Crimean
war. He leaves 5 brothers and 2 sis-
ters :-Wm. Ii., George, harry and
Mrs. Ferguson, Allendale ; John,
Vancouver • Joseph, Edmonton ; and
Mrs. Roe, Lucan.
Perth County Council at its final
session, rescinded the $100 damages
voted previously to J. Watson, Listo-
wel, for damages to his auto truck,
The accident occurred on July 10, and
Council was not notified of the claim
until September, Proper notice was
thus not given within the necessary
80 days, and Council refuses to ac-
knowledge any liability.
BORN
ALOo0K.-In Morrie Township,on December
8011, 1818, to Mr. and Mrs, Gorge Aleoak, a
son-liloyd George.
BROWN. -At Mossbank, Snsk , on November
5th,1018, to Mr. and lore. T.16 Brown, anon,
PAIPPEN-Ie Wingltam, on December Ont,
1018, to Mr. and Mrs, Cinolair Phippen, a
daughter,
MARRIED
HOPPEn-LAKE.-At Maple Lane !farm," by
Rev. J. W, Johnson, on December 10th,
1018, Pte. Lyle S. Hopper, of Morris Town•
ship, t0 Miss Mary E , youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Inc: Lake, Grey Township,
McKillop Nomination Meeting
Take notice that a meeting for Wemhmbl,,
a Reeve anti four Councillors for tate Munici-
pality
1010 will be held at of
s Hall, in
W o-
throp, on Monday, the 8011, day of December,
1018, et I o'clock 11. m„ mrd in the event of more
garcons being nominated than are required to
3111 the several ofiioes an election will beheld
on Monday, the Glib. day of January, 1010 via :
Polling Dlv„No.1-At G. K. Hoil,md'n hoose,
Lot 10, Lon. 5. Jas. Evans, 0,16.0.; Thoe, Moy
Ian, P. 0,
Polling Div. No. 2 -At Taa. Helen's house,
Lot 28, non, 4, Joe, Dorranoe, A R.O. ; James
Einem P. C.
Polling Div, No, 8 -Ab W. Davidson's,.; bootie,
Lob 10, 012. J. Leming, D.IiO,; W. Dav-
idson. P.. C.
Polling Div, No. 4 -At School Home No, 7,
Lot 26. C'mi,11, W, MaGavin, it , D R.0, ; R.
Arehil!nitl, P. C. 51, MUSDIE, Olerk.
Ship your Cream
Direct to the
Brussels Cr aanery
Prompt Service Satisfactory Returns
We furnish you with Cans and Pay all Ex-
press Charges. Issue Cheques for the pay-
ment of your Cream twice each month, pay-
able at par at your Bank.
Give the Brussels F'adtory one trial and you
will not want to discontinue.
Brvssels Creamery
Stewart Bros.
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We have given the selection of our Christmas
stock special care and attention and we will be
very pleased to have you drop in and see our
Display,' •-
Fine Limoge and
Nippon China
'Phis we consider one of our very
special lines ai,d we have never
811021711 a diterassortncent than at
present,
Hand Bags and
Strap Hand Bags
Sonne very handaotne Purses in
this lino.. ,..,,,. 1 00 to 0 00
Fancy Boxed Stationery
One of our 1noet useful gifts
25c to 2 00
Perfumes and Toilet Waters
Fine assortment of Seeley's well
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® Safety Razors
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and acceptable
Autogift, 0tWpe h.a, .v, e both Gille. h'e 5 00 and
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The well known 'Franco Line"
• in black and nickel, Splendid
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our package at $1.2$ -It's
certainly great value and a
handsome package,
There may be others as good d
but none bettor. A splen-
did assortment in self -fillers, p
Safetys, Vest Pocket size- o
1111 regular style,..250 to 600 m
Cameras and Kodaks
Fountain Pens
Useful all the year round.
Our little Veet Pocket Otttn-
era is a good ane -$7,60 -
others up to $15:00. And
dont forget L ue wl
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have Developing and Pl'int-
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feet satisfaction,
Calendars
At 25c we are showing a
very special line. Others at
15c.
ivory
and ninny
Goods icor a Young Lady's Gift. there is
J J nothing more useful than a nice
J I piece of Ebony or Ivory. We are
showing some handsome Toilet and Manicure Sets, also Military
Brushee, Hale Brushes, Clothes Brushes, lUirrors (all sizes), &e., &c.
lleremableWe are fortunate in securing an temple supply of 110season's most popular hook, the sale of which has al.
ready reached the 500 Thousand murk. For genuine
humor nothing written in recent, years surpasses it.
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FOR THE LITTLE FOLK
Our Toy Department is always an attraetive spot and they are always
svelcnme to visit it,
Gar -Helly Tags, XMRS Cards anti Booklets, Seale and a great variety gl
of XmasDe D .c
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merry of Gorrie aged 88 years, Eggs
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128h, 1018, Sophia Small, beloved wire of Wool
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At the
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Ours is the Men's Furnishing Store filled
with Requirements for Men such -as
Neck Scarfs
Neck Ties
Gloves
VS
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Cuff links
Suspenders
Suspender
Sets
Umbrellas
Coat Sweaters
Jerseys
Underwear
Waterproofs
Nth Century
Clothing
fur Coats
fur lined Coats
Barrington Hats
Hartt Shoes
F it iS it Suit
or Overcoat
you want, 'buy it
In the moth Cen-
tury Brand, or a
pair of Stylish
Shoes, buy the
Celebrated
Hartt Shoe, not-
• ed for its style,
fit and wearing
qualities.
Tailoring oe artrent Full line of Blact, Blue and Grey
p Worsted Suiting's, Call and see
the goods and leave your order early.
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