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THE
ShoppinEarly s`N
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Idea has taken hold and the Christmas Shopping
Season is now on. We are rapidly getting prepar-
ed for it and among the lines that we have on full
display and that can be purchased to better advant-
age now than later on are ;
Boxed Stationery
40 A gift that keeps the remem-
+ brance until the last sheet Is used,
•
Neatly decorated boxes are to be had
at 25c. 35c and soc each,
4 Larger and more elaborate boxes are
• $Loo and $1.5o and all the way
+ up to the very complete box at
• $5 0o each.
• Boxes of Children's Stationery at
3oc each.
Correspondence Cards with Envel-
opes to match -
35e, 60e end 75c pkgs.
Writing
Po rtfo l i o
Has a cover of a gay patterned
chintz and contains linen paper
and envelopes. Priced at ier.00
Christmas Cards
The stock is bu aud the de-
signs, colorings and words,
are, we think, better that ever
before. •
Christmas Cards in very plain
styles or showing more color
if desired, at 3c, 5c, roe, 150,
and 25c each.
There is a wide choice now so
come in earl look over thetn at
your leisure while it is easy to
make the selection.
Christmas Post Cards, 5c and roc,
Private Christmas
Greeting Cards
We have a hook showing sam-
ples of these. Can take your
order and have emir uame
and address printed on the
cal d you like.
Waterman's Fountain Pens
They bold the first place io the different makes of Pees.
$2 So, $2 75, $3.°o and $4 0o each
• Magazines '- Developing and Printing
+ • We handle these and can take your
' order' for any of them including—How about having a fresh lot of
fi'1Toronto Saturday Night Photo Prints made from some of your
r e n f es— ns hip for
Saturday Evening Post favorite into tv t t the e g
Ladies' HoneJournal ahpptng into Chrtetmae letters. We
i can do them for you or supply the inat-
4. Country Gentleman, &c, meal if you do your own Printing.
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Buro Turners
and Save Coal
Ll order to dispose of all nue Turn-
er's before Obi'istinae we are °leei'-
bug almost doable quantity fur the
same money—$2.50 per load,
P. AMENT
Phone 10 re BRRTSSELS
Bazaar
Will be held by the Ladies
of the
METHODIST CHURCH
ETHEL
do the Lecture Room of the Church
Saturday, Dec. 13th
Commencing at 2.80 p. m,
Fine display of useful atticles suitable
for Christmas Gifts.
Lunch will be served.
Don't miss it.
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CHANGE oft.
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.+I. Having leased my Garage to
+ Mr, Frank Davidson, of Flint,
,+1, Mich., for to year I wish to re- 4*,
+ commend hint to my customers. +
+ He will treat you square. +
•1 I wish to thank my
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q.
itcustomers fur their generous +
support of past 5 years and will ,+h
4 be glad to have outstanding ac- .1.
+ counts squared up. et
g.' Accounts may he paid at Bank +
• of Nova Scotia, Brussels, where
hooka are. '
Purpose taking a trlp for A few 4.
months but will be back to town
after.
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S. Carter, k
BRUSSELS. '+h
' NUMEROUS trains will be cut off the
(adl ,1110:135. CI�i G. T. R system for a few months, otv
ing to coal shortage,
i R. TxoMsoN, Will, McQuarrie and
COUNCIL meeting next Monday even- : George Manning were at New York
ing during past week with 2 cars of live
DRESSED poultry is showing up on the poultry, turkeys, geese, ducks and
market, chickens,
FOURTH Divisiou Court was held Ier the audience room of the Public
Wednesday of last week. Docket was Library. nu the afternoon of Dec. Both,
not very heavy. the Women's Institute purpose having a
SKATING rink is being got in shape Sale of Home Made Baking. Refresh -
for the coming season. So look out for ments will also be served. The commit.
Hockey, Curling and Skating. tee in charge is Mesdames, P. Ament,
TUESDAY Sam. Weinstein shipped a loin Oliver, and E. McLauehlin,
car of scrap metal to Guelph, He Further announcement will be made.
bandies a pile of stuff in a year.
THE local huntsmen have arrived back ort SALE,—Good kitchen fall•leef table and
from the Northland hunting grounds kitchen cupboard, J. TweeteTYNE, Pbonel8
with their quota of venison we hear. FoR RALE.—A general purpose filly, rising 8
THE POST for balance of rgt) free'to all years also 15 pigs s weeks old. JOHN GRANT,
new stthscribers for next year. Now is Phone 250, Lots, Con. 12, Grey.
your chance fora bargain for $s 5o to 5 Short Horn bull calves for sale, all regis-
nilCaoadian addresses.
tared. Also a registered Berkehirehog, JN°,
G, SPaOa, Lot 80, Con, 6, Morris, Phone 156.
CUTTERS and sleighs made their ap• Fon RALE.—Bell organ,- six ootive, piano
pearanca last Monday but tbe going was case, walnat, also cabinet bench, Colonial de -
none too good at the start as the runnersLTAMe0,,rLl r46 QO Is 1'apply o Tnos, WIL•
Were too close eO Mother Earth.Fort SALE one /Mesh cow and 8 calves, (Dur -
TAX COLLECTOR OLIVER'S Roll this ham ] Apply to IRENE FORUM, 16th Con., R.
year calls for $13,766.611. Of that amount R. No. 2, tdrnssels,
he has received a trifle over $1,250, Muer lost between 46h line Morris and Brus-
sels on November 19th. 7'111 Ander kindly
be in order for tine odd $1a,000 yet to leave ib at Tox Poax. MAT LITTLE.
tome. TLoST.— ottntain Pen, Finder please leave at
POSW OMEN's Institute was specially in- 8 FIRAT elm broad cows, due to farrow next
teresting on Friday. Mrs. B. S, Scott February. Phone 4117.
presented the important subject of "A J. W. aoatEae, Ilot 15, Con. 6, Gray,
young- girl's value to the community," Two good cows and a steer oalf 7 months old
and Mrs. Tames Ballantyne gave a fine for sale. Phmnerri9 GE°. COLVIN.
reportof the Convention at London. Bonn steady man wanted on wood work of
Threshing Machines, Steady jab for right
Tse supply of town wood cut last man,
Winter bas all been disposed of but no I THE ROBERT BELL ENOINE AND THRESHER
doubt another quota will be put on the Co.. LTD. REAsoaTH, ONT.
market during the coming season. At ' Dec.a6Eh SOW for este due Wat,LD Rfarrow about
present it is atandbng timber, Geo. Birt 1041 Phone8617 7811 Line Morris.
bad the contract last Winter. lobo PURE bred Oxford Ram and Ewe Lambs for
Bateman was his fellow workman a sale,
CAMERON c°aRRA NE,
good share of the time. _ Phone 407 Lot14, Con,0, Grey.
T005nAy the annual meeting of. Hut_ FOR SALE -0 young Rwes and aRam Lamb
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on Co. Children's Aid Society teas bald at fol'service. LOUIS tabled dwelHOLLINGER,ling
Phone es.
at Goderich in the new Home. Bfus- P00SALE.-2cmnfortebiedwellinxghouseo.
1. 0 RIOHARD0,
sell contingent was not able to Tomes girt wanted to learn pant and vest
get owing to bad weather for motor- making. Wages a5000. week to start with.
ing and that is about the only way time Apply to lin Wseaue0N, Braeaele,
could be economized and get a share of Fon SALE. The eligible brick atore and
dwelling combined now 000upled by lira,
the proceedings. Our hearts are In the Jane Thompson. ]b1or further particulars ap-
good work even if bodily presence did ply or a Wilton,J.(Skeen, 8Pngestreet, Toren -
1101. evidence it. DR. PA1tKRR, Osteopathic Physlelan, visite
FINE TIatE --Last Friday evening the
Bruesala Monday afternoon or each week•
church choir and Choir Committee WAS Chronic and nervone diseases Successfully
moot hospi'ably entertained at the Par -nate , xei la residences, Consultation at
sonage by Rev, W. E. and Mrs. Stafford.
Time was spent in instrumeutal and
vocal music, social chat, musical coo- CARD OF TIOANKS,—We wish to thank
tests, games and a very tasty lunch, the public generally for the hearty sup-
'Pble pastor aid his good lady were port accorded to us since taking charge
heartily thanked tor tbeir kindness and of Brussels Laundry le years ago, Hay -
the praises of tbe choir sounded for ing sold out to W. H. Stiles we heartily
faithfulness and efficiency in services commend him to the people of Brus-
rendered in the past. Owing to the sell and community,
downpour of rain members In the MRS. W, WILTON.
country were linable to be present, P1tESENTA'rmoN'ro MRS. W. W. SaoL•
Meeersn.—Wednesday of last week, DICE—Thursday afternoon, November
at high noon, George H. Hart, propriet- loth, the Guild and choir of St, John's
or of Ethel cheese factory, and Miss church met at the home of Mrs. W. W.
Lillian M., second daughter of 'rhos. Harris and presented Mrs, Sholdice with
and Mrs. Davidson, Brussels, were unit- a cut -glass sugar bowl, cream jug and
ed in marriage at the Presbyterian mustard pot. Mrs. (Rev) Smith made
inane% Listowel, by Rev, Mr. Nicol. the presentation and Mrs. Robb rend
Immediately after the ceremony the the following address;—DEAR MRs
newly wedded couple returned to the StbOLDICE,—We, the members of the
home of the bride's brother-in-law, Guild and choir of St, John's church,
Percy Annett, 6th line of Grey, wbere Brussels, desire to sok your a0ceptahce
the wedding dinner was partaken of, of a small gift to celebrate the event of
A short honeymoon trip was taken to your marriage awl in acknowledgment
Stratford and other points, severe' days of the splendid loyalty von have shown
being spent at the home of the groom's to the chureh. We will miss you from
parents near Trowbridge, The bride our various meetings but we are glad
was neatly attired in navy blue travel• the erie will not lose you, our loss will
bug gait with bat 10 metal] mrd also
ware the groom's gift, s handsome set of
lox furs. Tim Poem joino with ninny Your new rnunertbon with chureh litre at
friends hi wishing Mr. and Mrs. Hart Walion Mie, Sholdice made a sttilghle
long life and lsappinsse in their Mew reply after which blas. Hattie and Miss
relationship, Vivian :nerved a dainty tea,
SOME youths are in For trouble if they
do not cense breaking electric lamps by
stone throwing A lis' of names is be-
ing collected and the transgrel.sors will
be asked to appear before the Reeve if
the meanness 1s not stopped. Every
lamp costs from 90 cents to $I.no hence
the so called fun is a trifle expensive.
It's a mean trick.
Guam County Couucil will meet on
Tuesday, December 2nd, for the final
session of the year. Proposed grant for
the improvement of hospital accent
modation of Couuty will come up Inc
discussion, but;as Couucilsrarely launch-
es auv new schema involving largo ex•
peuditure at the December ses=ion it is
not unlikely that definite action will be
left to Coupcil of 3920
SHOWER —Last Friday evening a joie,
company invaded the apartments of Miss
Ella Inman and Mise Myrtle Wilson and
enjoyed a very pleasant time. The latter
was treated to a miscellanenus shower,
with poetic aeconlp,uinent, and the 1
gifts were the sort that can be uti-
lized when she startshousekeeping on
her own account. Lunch wss served
and the visitors went to their domiciles 1
with the expression of good wishes.
"We WANT YOU" young ladies clary in
the Methodist Sunday School, taught by
Mrs, Parker, will give a Musical and
Literary hntertaiumcnt Friday evening
of this wetk, in Lecture roam of church,
at 8 o'clock Greet program. ('lase'
will be assis'ed by Miss White, of Mare -
land, Mrs. Earl Ament and H. L. and
Mrs. Jackson Tickets m5 cents. Class
says "We want you" out Friday even-
ing.
HURON OLD Rev.,' AseociA•rtoe,—'rile
Annual Meeting of the Hutou Old '
Boys' Assoebation of Toronto will be
held at S'. George's Hall, E m St , at 8
o'clock, on Fritl.,y evening, Nove•tnher
28th, for the election of r Meets tied
the transaction of general husb°esm,
Every Hulot] O'cl Boy et. Girl is invited
to be present. Lidice v.'ibl be eligible
to election Inc any office in the Aasocin•
tion. Addresses will be dcliveletl by
Sir John 5, Willbr,on and Hou. W.
Proudfood, on live topics, "13e1p
us to keep up the culhuslasm by attend-
ing this meeting and bringing a friend
with you." E. Fr.00nr See'y.
LITERARY AND SOCIAL EVENINI.—
Monday evening tbe Y. P, 5 C E. of
Melville chureh held a literary end social
meeting in their church Program non-
sitted of musical numbers mad a mi' bate
and was as follows :—Solo, Miee Verne
Walker ; musical duet, Misses lean
White and Laura Anhent ; debate, ' Re-
solved tkat young people of today have
better opportunity of developing into
good citizens than voting people of so
years ago," Affirmative Speakers, A A.
Lamont and Mrs. las. Armstrnrtg ;
negative speakers, Mies Laura Ament
and Oswald Hemingway ; solo, Miss
Edna McCall ; piano duet, Mts Robt,
Tbomsod anti Miss Minerva Jones;
reminiscences of 511 years ago,
McKay and Rev. A J Mer'n ; 8010,
Miss Kate Deadman ; tan deed diet,
Misses Jean White as,tl Laura Ament
Lunch. The iudges in the debate de.
aided the affirmative had slbgllr'y the
better of the argument. The debate
be WAlton's gain. With every gold throughout was of A high order anti
wish fur 11appIuese in your bone anti I showed wit and wisdom or the speakers,
and abould be folioWod by others of a
like nature as it WAS thoroughly enjoyed
by all. Proceeds of evening was about
Siry,00,
lamer Sunday will be the last clay of
November.
TINDER the Citizenehlp department
Robert MrKnv gave a profitable address
Monthly evening before the Rpw0t'th
League on The National Forward
Movcnhent A duet was teudcrcd by
H. L Jackson and A 4 Hersey Miss
Lizzie Sryaus presided Atulonucenreut
was :mule as to plan of Contest in
Lengtte,
LAUNDRY SOLD —M re. Wm. Wilton
bee dispoeed of Bru"set' Laundry to W,
H Stiles, a well known young man of
this locality, who is already in posses.
Bion. It is re years since the Wilton
folk took holo of it and they have sus-
tained the reputatiou well. Mr. Stiles
was oe years overseas Tote Po'r wee
comes him into the business circle,
Church Chimes
Next Sabbath Rcv. R R.. Slevensen
will speak in the interests of the L'+r6's
Day Alliance iu Mrlvt'la church at rr a,
mend the Metholllst church in the
evening.
Monthly Miesieyary program and of-
fering next Sunday in Methodist Sun-
day school Miss Clara Hunter's class
literarynumbers
willgive musicaland
and obert McKay a short adress.
Rev. Mr. Stafford dealt with the For-
ward Campaign last Sunday, using the
text "Go Forward" in the morning and
Romans to, }s and 2 in the evening.
Miss Addie Cardiff sang the appropriate
solo "My Task" in the evening,
In the Forward Nctionsl Campaign
Movement in connection with Brue els
Methodist church the following Captains
have been appointed ;—Iatercession, A.
F, Hersey ; Evangelism, J. T Wood ;
Stewardship, W. H. Kerr Personal
Workers. ei L lackeoe ; Finance, F.H.
Gilroy. Rev Mr. Stafford is the Gener-
al Chairman and A. E. Hersey, Secre•
tary.
Auction Sales
AUCTION RALE OF FARM STOCK.—
.Tames Taylor. Auctioneer,' has
received inetraotionsfrom the undersigned
proprietor to sell by public auction at Lot 8,
Con. 4, Morris township, on Thursday Dee.
4th, at 1 o'clock, the following valuable farm
etocic : —1 horse 8 rears old, I horse 5 years old,
1 driving colt 8 years, 6 cows due to calve in
March, 5 cows due to calve in April, 10 year-
lings, 10 two year olds. Terms -610 and under
cash. 8 inonths credit nn approved joint notes ;
5% off for nosh on orediWM. amounts. Prop.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK, IMPLE-
JIENTa, &c.—F, S. Scott, Auctioneer, lana
reoeived instructions from the undersigned
proprietor to sellby public anction nt 5Mt 6,
Con. 16, Gray township, Thursday, Dec. 011, at
1 p, m. the following valuable property :-1
hover, 8 years old, 1 cow dee to °ales Jan, 20th,
I cow dugbo calve April 11th, 1 heifer newly
calved, 1 cow due to calve in February, 1 steer
8 years old, 2 steers 2 years old, 1 heifer 2 years
old, 2 steers 1 year old, 2 Spring calves, 1 Young
calf, 7 pigs 8 months old, 60 hens, 1 Mnesey-
Barrte mower 6 ft. cut, 1 MaaaeyHm•ris Feed
drill 11 hoe, 1 Sherpa hay rake, l Maxwell hay
loader and truck, hay fors, car, rope and pul-
leys, 1 set of slings.] hay recut with roller top,
1 turnip pulper, 1 wagon, 1 wagon box, 1 set of
harrows, 4 sections, 1 gang plow, 1 single plow,
1 iron snn]iier, 1 turnip sower, 1 sickle grinder,
1 diets barrow, 1 set bobsleighs, 1 set double
harness, 1 fanning mill, 80 rods wire 8 strand,
7 rods wire 7 strand, 1 ladder 24 feet, l gravel
box, 20 cedar poets, 1 crow bar, 2 water
troughs, ahnhts, forks and other artiotee too
numerous to mention. Sala without reserve
ns the Proprietor bee sold bis farm, .Perna-
Sumo of 55 and under nosh • over tint amount
10 months credit given on furnishing approv-
ed joint notes. 4 percent off for cash on cred-
11 amounts.
CHAS, CONNER, Prop.
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RVICI.—This
Bank, fur the past
45 years, has done
its share iu the development
of the business of the Do-
minion. Our experience and
equipment are at the service
of every customer.
THE
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BRUSSELS BRANCH
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Christmas Bulying
EAR by year we find our customers jiving this
important matter much earlier consideration than
formerly. The fact that stock this year is so
hard to procure renders It, in many instances; impos
sible to duplicate any article sold, hence the advantage
of early buying. We will be very glad to set aside any
article selected and keep it until called for.
We think that this year, from points of excellence
and variety, our Christmas stock is much ahead of any
your
have yet shown, but of this just come in and bei our
own judge—you will be made entirely welcome and we
want you to see the nice things we have.
- Let Les Enumerate some of them
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• Fine Lintoge and Nippon china,
e Fancy Boxed Stalionery.
\Vntet'mat's 'Fountain Pens.
• Safety ijmzors,
• Hand Bags,
Cameras, &e„
Chocolates in H+uulsnnle Pkgs.
Picture and Story Hooke.
Toys, Dolls ]utd Ganges.
Bronze Statuary, etc., etc.
BORN t`li
KENNEDY —To Mr, and Mrs, A. C. Kennedy, in 'a
the Brantford General Hoapitel, on Nov, m
19, 1910, a eon. ta
bloam.—In Seaforth, on Friday. Novemher
141),, 1019, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mule, a u
daughter. A
MARRIED
HA by M N—At the manse,
List ',we'
by Rev, J. M. Nicol, November la L 110
Mr, Omega Hort, Grey
tavnshiP, to +fry
Lillian, daughter of Mr. and Mee. Thus.
Davidson, Brussels,
DIED
Deno nenmy. -In Grey township on Novem-
ber in his 81st
, IDIO John Dot ,
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etoinear.‘v..er.—In Grey township. November
111 916, Mary Chambers, wilow of the
late James McKelvey, in her
60th year,
IN MEMORIAM
S'PEwART.—Is loving memory of Matthew J.
Stewart, youngest son or the late Alexand-
d lath cern of
are .who d arse. Rtimia life
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day, yo'f Nove departed
t1 14this Life oh tke t.th
His stferhtga were great, hie pain severe,
But he bore itwith patentee till God drew
venr ;
He quietly went home to Heaven to dwell.
One of the best Mutt God could lend,
A loving son, husband, brother and faithful
friend.
—Hie LOTINO OLD MOTHER.
AUCTION SALES
TUESDAY, DEO, lath—Farm Stook, tmple•
meats, &n„ at Lot 25, Con. 14. Grey. Sale -tn-
reserved at 1 o'clock, F. S. ;roost, Ano, ; Thos.
Williamson, Prop,
WEDNI1SDAY, Deo, 8—Farm Rtook, imple-
ments, &n., Lot 28, Con, 18, 5108111°p, tit 1 p. in,
Sale without reserve as proprietor is giving
up farming.
Thos. Brown, Aue ARTHURH°v, Prep.
TRUaaoiY, Deo, 4TU.—.Farm stock, itnple-
manta, tee , Lot 6, Oon. 16, Grey township.
Sale Unreserved
Scott, tA1 p. m. Chas, Connor,
Prop,
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INEEEMWAPPI
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Announcement
Frank Davidso
Having vecently purchased the
OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS OF
SAML, CARTER, BRUSSELS
wishes to announce that his many patrons will find
A Fully" Equipped Garage
For all kinds of Automobile Repairs
Gap, Oils, Coal Oil, Etc.
Complete croak of Accessories including FORD Parts
ALSO
Gerhardt-Ffeiutzman Gramophones
Victor 'Talking Machine Records
DeLaval Create Separators
Singer Sowing Machines, Etc., Etc.
Courteous) Prompt and Intelligent Service
Wi ,r,L.u41d l
Corne in and get
Acquainted.
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Theuu"s Hot ties.
Flash Lights
Pnrleian fun y.
File. Ebony (3uctdv,
Ptusl'sand \Nutters,
l+tm.(lasetl Pipe-.
X111118 (lar dr at.r1 Post Cavite.
Nature Dementienrt,
Handsome etu'dineres, cfm'., &c.
See our
Big List of
this Season's
Best Books
Including
"The Sky Pilot of
Na Man's Land"
by Connor
The Morning After
"What.. will you any to
your wire, old Want 1'"
„Jus' 'Goo' morning
(/hit lone.' She'll say
thc' rest,"
JAMES
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
Our List
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Strayed Calf
Property for Sale
Strayed on the promisee of the rndereigned, The undersigned offoester sale big Ranee and
hot 27, Con. 10, Grey, 0 heifer milt, 5 menthe lot mt. '1hu•nherry 151'0:4 South. Brussels.
old. Owner is requested to prove property, Geed. heielc house and tvondshed, about -1 nese
pay expellees and take her away, of land, good wall, &o. trot fu icor partlrn-
W. 0. STEVEN ON. l lata apply to W51, 1'E10Rilr„ linttssats. 2141
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Prices
T1-10SL a},n provide 111,:11114 en
With Shoes for their Sprit;;
need'+, us tell Ile Ihr p,0;1411,
111 he altini:g the forl nettle ones
tictt will thfuck Its hir ,, iv -ing theta
to buy unto, Olt' etre lc 1a still heavy and just, s. few weeks to 1eene0
it.
..1 ad our price; Mur money -savers to those who buy, We have
Rubber's anti Melt Shoes for your present needs and Shoes4tf all kinds
fnr yew. ; Pring nRm'de, and the pfices are Reduced to move them One
5nuceasnrs tette possession Jan. 1st and we wish to reduce out stock be -
f -ere iiivchtory is taken. -
i.-ldies' Fine Boots, reg. $8.00, reduced to 6 50
Gents' Fine Boots, reg. 12.00, reduced to 10 00
Ladies' Dong. Kid Boots, reg. $6.00, at
4'®®
Everything at Money -saving Prices
Harness Department—Robes, Collars, Blankets, Rugs; Triodes
and Satchels all to you at pleaeiug pt'ices,
ptsTIIRMS—Cash and One Price to Everybody.
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