The Brussels Post, 1919-12-4, Page 84
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• Larger and more elaborate boxes are
• $r.00 and $r,5o and all the way
• up to the very complete box at
• $5 0o each.
Boxes of Childc•eu's Stationery at
300 each.
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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 arnong the lines that we have on full I•
display and that can be purchased to better advant-
age now than later on are ;
Boxed stationery
A gift that keeps the retuem•
branee until the last sheet is used,
Neatly decorated boxes are to be bed
at 250. 350 and see each.
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Correspondeuce Cards with Envel-
opes to match -
35c, hoc and 750 pkgs.
Writing
Portfolio
Has a cover of a gay patterned
chintz and contains linen paper
and envelopes. Priced at $r.00
Christmas Cards
The sleek is in and the de-
signs, colorings and words,
are, we think, better than ever
before.
Christmas Cattle in very plain
styles or showing more color
if desired, at 3c, 50, roc, 150,
and 250 each,
'rbere is a wide choice now so
come in and look over them at
your leisure while it is easy to
make the selection.
Christmas Post Cards, 50 and ioc.
Private Christmas
Greeting Cards
We have a book showing sam-
pies of these, Can take your
order and have your name
and address printed on the
card you like.
Waterman's Fountain Pens
They hold the first place iu the different makes of Pens.
$a 50, $2 75, $3 00 and $4 00 each
Magazines Developing and Printing
We handle t hese and esu take your
order for any of them including— i How about having a fresh lot of
Toronto Saturday Night , Photo Prints made from some of your
Saint day Evening Pott favorite Negatives—jest the thing for
slippinginto Christmas letters. We
Ladies' Horne
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I nen do chem for youo the mat•
(.'on airy Geutlemao, &c, I meal if you do yourour ownn Printing,
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Druggist and Stationer
anti ,tieba tents
3 weeks to Christmas. —�
•'MICKEY" next Monday evening,
See advt.
A new smoke stack will have to be '
put up at the Electric Light plant,
COUNTY Council is in session this week
and Reeve Plo:u in attendance from
Brussels.
RISING waters have dose away with
the temporary footbridge over the
Maittaud, near the old flax mill site, un-
til next Spring.
423 CORDS of hard wood were dispos-
ed of from the corporation wood lot,
during past year, clearing out all that
was cut. Another supply will be got
ready. Men may be at it now.
"MICKEY," the much heralded and
most widely advertised production in all
America. comes to Brussels on Decem-
ber 8. Don't miss this chance to see
this picture.
of homemade
REM F .MBE
R the sale
baking next Wednesday afternoon un-
der the auspices of the Women's Insti•
tote. The Committee wish for a liberal
response from all interested. Lunch
will be served.
BRUSSELS Skating rink is now open
and there will be skating Monday. Wed-
nesday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
Also Saturday afternoon until turther
notice. Price 15 cents for adults and
TO cents for. children learning,
OWING to the reduced traio service
Dr. Porker will, until further notice,
I
visit Brussels on Mondays nub/ instead
of Monday and Thursday afternoons as I
formerly. Future hours from 8 a, m,,
to 8 p. m , Mondays at the Queen's
hotel.
FIRST Monthly Horse Fair of this
season Thursday of this week and will
he continued during the ensuing Win-
ter on the Thursday preceding the
first Friday of each month, List of
dates may be read in another column of
THE POST,
APOLLO Concert Co Saturday even-
ing, December loth, Town Hall, Brus•
sets. They give the choicest of pro-
gram in instrumental and vocal music,
literary selections, Re., and will be
worth coming miles to hear. A full
house is expected, Plan of Hall at
Fox's chug store.
THE high wind of last Saturday. play
ed high Duke and a partial summary of
its work Was the felling of the smoke -
slack at the Electric light plant, the
toppling d one of the large chimneys of
the Methodist ...buret), overturning of
shade and fruit trees, sundry funnels for
chimneys, &c. Fortunately R. Thuell
was able to keep tho electric lights go -
Eng.
TRAINS CUT ors', --Monday, according
to promise, off came a train each way on
the G. T. R , the noon and 4 p. tn. ser-
vice being cancelled. Consequently
there is neither mail nor express from
the East until after g o'clock each night
and if train is late worse than that,
Postoffice will not be open for the dia•
tribution of mail after night train ar-
rives bet will be really next a. m Ex
press Agent Wright has a difficult
task at this busy season of the
year. It's n 'peach" of a ser-
vice all right. Rural mail couriers n°W
it+ave Brussels Post office at 8.25 a. m,
enol will have the pleasure of breaking
instead of
the roads after .eT euowslorms
hitting the beaten roadway of the after.
wren. The morning newspaper is a
misnomer under the present arrange -
meet, Wonder if railroads really own
this country and do se they please with.
out consulting anybody 4 Coal shortage
is given as the reason.
SKATING at rink Saturday evening of
thio week if cold weather continues.
THERE is a likelihood of Listowel
hockey team, the cup holders of the
Northern League, playing their schedule
in Brussels rink on account of their
rink being blown down.
REGULAR meeting of Brussels branch
of the W. C. T. U , will be held at 3
p. m , Friday of this week at the
home of the President, Mrs, A. Mc-
Guire. Report of Provincial Conven.
tion will be given and a cordial invita-
tion is extended,
Wo are now prepared to repair harness and
shoes quickly as wo have secured extra help.
BIOHAROS & Co.
8 young pigs, weight 80 lbs., for sale. Also a
young oow Phone 4511.
RussELL, Lof at t 20, C7Morrie.
FoR SALE.—A general purpose filly, rising 8
years also ifi pigs 6 weeks old. joint GRANT,
xn.
Pho to 256,Lot 6,Do 12,Gre .
y
FonSALE.—Bail organ, six active, piano
cage, walnut, also cabinet bench,to Colonial IL-
L.u. For partioularsn, apply , Taos, WIL•
LUMtenN, Lot. 26, Con. 14, Grey.
FOR BALM one MIitch oow and 8 calves, (Dur-
ham ) Apply to IRENE Foassa, 16th Con., R.
R. No. 2, lerneeels.
BaooO Sow for sale, due to farrow about
Deo. 6th. WM. AL0RRsoN,
18•tf Phone 8617 7th Line Morrie.
PURE bred Oxford Ram and Ewe Lambs for
sate, DAMaRON Oont14, aassm,
Phone 407 LoCon. 8, Grey.
Fon SALE. -2 comfortable dwellin houses.
I. C. RTOHARDS.
YOUNG girl wanted to learn pant and vest
making. Wages $500 a week to start with.
Apply to R. FeignemN, Brnaaels.
Da, PARSRR, Osteopathic Physician, visits
Br s i nda afterrtnon of each eek
uo els M o y w
Ohrne ,and nervous cee. ea suitationil
Queen's Hotel. rnsidanoee. Consultation at
Queen's Hotel.
JNo E. SMITH CALLED AWAY —A well
known resident of Brandon, and a form-
er business man in Brussels, died Mon-
day of last week in the person of John
E Smith, brother to Mrs. J. R Smith,
of Brussels in his 71st year. His de-
mise was not unexpected as he had been
quite ill for a few weeks previous. Fun -
oral took place Friday. To Mrs, Smith,
who was Miss Lizzie Ross, of town. and
other members of the family sincere
sympathy is extended, Fuller notice
next week
GET THEM Rioter AWAY,—A limited
number of Reserved Course tickets for
the remaining three entertainments yet
to be held in Brussels Town Hall in the
Chautauqua course are offered for sale
including tear tax at $1 75 each. While
the two eutertaintnents given were fine
those to follow •vill prove A t—They
are the Apollo Concert Company of 5
Star musicians, the Hawaain Quartette,
and the Bissochi's Florentine Musi-
cians. , The above offer is made in order
that s number of odd seats on the plan
may be d.sposed oL Take it up quickly
and get seats marked off at Fox's Drug
Store, Next Concert Saturday, Deo,
20111.
MATRIMONIAL —A quiet wedding was
solemnized hl Si, John's church by the
rector, Rev Henry Smith, Tuesday of
this week at t p m., when Myrtle Beat-
rice Wilson, deukhter of the late James
and Mrs. Wilsoo, and Harry Querin.
Galt, son cf Joseph and Mrs. Querin,
Brussels, were linked up for life.
They were unattended, except for
little MiSS Dunelda MacDonald,
neice of tho bride, as flower girl,
The bride and groom left on the 2.3o
0, P, R, train from Walton for their
home in Galt earrying with them the
hearty good wishes of a Wide circle of
friends for a smooth -and pleasant voyage
over the matrimonial sea. A wedding
d,•jeuner was served at the (tome of
Miss Inman, the bride's half sister, Mr.
Queriu holds a good position in Galt,
orn
Expected Shortly. Order
your supply now.
Highest Cash Price for
POTATOES
Delivered at Store
W. J. McCracken
GROCER
Chautauqua
AT
Brussels
LYCEUM COURSE
Splendid Program
Apollo Concert Co.
SATURDAY, 11181'. 20
The Liliou Kalani
Hawaiian Quartette
JANUARY 17
Vissochis Florentine
Musicians
MAROH 3
Plan of Reserved Seats open
at Fox's Drug Store.
STORMS of last Saturday and Senday
made considerable trouble for the Tele-
phoneP
Company in broken and tsugled
wires from falling trees, flying limbs
and the gale that blew.
NAVY LEA= g —'The amounts collect-
ed in Brussels and locality for the Navy
League are as follows
Mesdames S. S. Scott and Gil-
roy $ 9 95
MT's. Parker 3 25
R. McKinnon enol JWork 26 00
Miss Ruth Sinclair 8 00
Airs. R Downing and Miss Mae
Wood.20 00
Miss M. Smith and Mrs,
Lowry . to go
Mlesdanles R. Thomson and 21.
L. Jackson. ..... .............. 29 00
MIrs. Strachan 4 35
Armistice Dance . ....... ......... 5 oo
Miss Mae Smith 5o
Mrs. T. Alcock . . so
Mrs, A. Adams-- ..... 1 00
Mrs. Jest. Robb t 00
$110 03
'['his amount was remitted by Mrs. A.
Lamour, Treasurer of Brussels Women's
institute, which organization arranged
to canvass. Thanks are returned to all
who assisted and the hope expressed
that the money may be wisely and prop•
erly expended,
FOUND SAVOR WITH THE PEOPLE —
Wednesday evening of last week the
second of the series of entertaintneuts
being put on by the Chautauqua Com-
mittee of Brussels was held in the Tuwu
Hall, and selducn does an audience leave
the Hall as unanimous in praising the en-
tertainer. He was Sydney Landon, of
Cieveiaud, pleasant mannered, kende
manly iu his address, a ready speaker
and a quiet humor that added to the in
serest. As he impersonated, various
characters such as Victor Hugo, K p-
iing, Bill Nye, &c., &c , he did so in
voice, gesture and the aid of tonsorial
and cosmetic arlornnteut. The ei I ours
sped away nuly too quickly as be deline-
ated the characters represented Maty
a hint and a word of counsel was d,op
ped and the whole program was on a
high plane that bad an uplift in it. Mir.
Landon was introduced by B. S. Scott
in a few complimentary sentences and a
resolution of appreciation was preseuttd
to the entertainer on motion of F. H.
Gilroy a^d Rev, Mr. Mann supported by
J. T Wo.d A fi'ting re, ponsew..s
tnade to'f,e tr,,,,,l ,•:Ings said nl the CU-
tertalnmen: and tite coming talent for
the next 3 programs were warmly nom -
mended by Mr, Landon, The Apollo
Concert( omuanv conies vex', dais hs
Eng Saturcia;. 20th inst. A packers Hall
is counted 011 as the "ileut is No 1
Get your seat emir,
CALLED UN THEIR ('LAS -MA'T'E — 'Tues.
day eveumg of fist week the members
of Mrs, Parket 'Bcless in the Methodist
Sunday school, accompanied by their
teacher, treked to the comfortable bonze
of John G. and M.s Speir, sJ mi'es
South, and presented the latter (eho
was Miss Army Roe and the l';esident of
the class before her =triage) with a
choice set of dessert silver spools, ac-
companied by the following a,ldress,
read by Miss Pearl Dark, Miss Myrtle
Carter tusking the presentation 1—
DEAR AMY —As aelaas we have gather-
ed here to'uight at your new home to ex-
tend congratulations and to well you
every happiness. For a Dumber of
years you have been a faithful member
of the "We Want U" elms and we fel'
we could not afford to let this °ppor'en.
sty pass without showing, in some
tangible way, our esteem for you We
miss you very much in our Crass i dt
our loss will be other's gain. We ask
you to accept this gift, not for its intrie -
sic value but as a small i emombranco of
the "We Want U" Class We are glad
you bave not gone so far away but that
you will have the opportunity of visa-
ing us both in our Class and 10 our
hotnes, Again wishing you and Mr,
Steele happiness and pi asperity. Bip-
ed on behalf of the Class. Mrs Speir
very appropriately rep'ied and thanked
the class tor their gilt. She wi tiid
never forget the good times she bail en•
joyed and wished all concerned progress
in their work. A few hours were most
enjoyably spent in a social way and
home•maile candy was dispensed before
the young ladies said Good eight to Mrs.
and Mr. Speir, wishing them many
happy, prosperous years,
:tt
fit Petaplel Wr» 'i'€llis Atiottt
John Simmons spent the Week encs in
London.
Jas. P'ox was in Toronto for a fern
days last week,
), 1` end Mrs. Wood were at London
for a few clays and attended Gipsy
Smith's meetings.
Miss Ross, of Richards' Lauding,
Manitoulin, is a visitor with Mrs. W, A.
Lowry, Princess street,
Travelling Inepeetor Bsyley was in
town last week iu eocuectiou with the
Workmen's COtnpeuaatlun Flatted.
D. G. White, of Frederick, Maryland,
U S , is a visitor at the home of Earl
and Mrs Ameut. The latter is a daugh-
ter.
Last week Rey. A. J and Mrs. Mann
spent a few clays in London and heard
the stirring messages of Gipsy Smith,
the well known evangelist.
Miss Mimi Reuter was rat Wingbam
Last Friday attending a meeting of the
D strict Jpvorti League Executive,
planning the work for the year,
Mrs G. C. Keepers was called to De-
troit on account of the serious illness of
her brother. He underwent au opera-
tion and is progressing favorably.
Mrs D. C. Ross is at Bay City, Mich.,
whither she went to attend the Golden
.den
Wedding of her brother, John Ames and
wife, formerly of Brussels. Old friends
extend cougralulations.
Charlie and Harold Kerr, who arriv-
ed borne some mouths ago from Ger-
many, where !bey were doing duty with
the 13' itish army of occupation, have
opened a silk tie manufactory iu the
city of Vancouver, B C , where their
parents are residing, and are finches; a
ready market for their output. The
former received some battering at the
battle of St. Julien but Harold came
through without a scratch. They are
sons of Rev. W. 15 and Mrs, Kerr
formerly of Outsrio.
BORN
MAOEAn0F.aN. In Grey township on Novem-
ber 20th 1919, to Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Mo•
Enohern a eon—Winston Ross.
MARRIED
QuEnTN—WILSON•—At St, John's church,
Brussels, by the rector, Rey. Henry Smith,
on December 2nd, 1019, Mr, Barry Querin,
of Galt, to Miss Myrtle Beatrice Wilson,
denghter of the Irate James and Mrs. Wil-
son, Brussels,
h hone of the bride's
parW oak enr
Ent.—At the 1
December 8 Rev. ,l . Mann, B. AWork,
on
Greytownship,
sed,,019, Mr, Mary
A. Work, er
Greyy. aw 61
ro, A MissMary E.10 is ghter
town.
or Mr. and Mrs, Allan Speir, Morris town.
ship,
Oren
DOBSON, In Souris, Ilan., on October 4th, 1919,
George Dobson, formerly of Grey town•
ship, in his 86th gene,
Fos nae.—la Grey township, on December 8rd,
1919, Angnatne Campbell, beloved wife of
Wm. Forbes, aged 73 years and 6 months.
Funeral Friday at 1 30 o'clock, service at
1. internment 1n Brussels cemetery.
JAOxsON,—Irl Morris township, on Nov. 80th,
1910, Jernee Jackson, nerd 72 years.
MODONAI.0,—In Morris township, on Novem-
ber 80th, 1010, Sadie Iethel Lamont, belov-
e cifmona ofsxnd Deealld McDonald, aged 81 years,
4M1oIil25 daye.
ronARL—In Wroxeter, on November
00111 1018, Fanny Montgomery, relict of the
lute Archibald McMichael, aged 82 years.
SMITH.—In Brandon. Man., on November 24th,
1010. John E. Smith, formerly of Brussels,
in hia7tst year.
AUCTION SALES
TnnaenAY, DEO. Oma.—Farm stook, linens.
menta, &a., Lot 5 Con. 16, Grey township.
Sale unreserved at 1 19, m. Chas. Connor,
Prop. F. S. Scott, Aso.
TotaDAY, DEOat1BER 16TH: Farm Stock,
• SA Lot 28, Con. 1, Morrie township. Sale
unreserved, at1 pone, JAS. H, VANOAMP,
Prop. T. R. Bennett, Aue.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats
Peas
Barley
Butter
Eggs
Hogs
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Wool
Eisv • oa per bag
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86 85
its 125
65 66
1600 1600
70 76
15 00 15 00
Teacher Wanted
Qualified tenoher Wanted for S. S. N), 0, y g
Morris township, duties to commence Jenn. ram, 1 brood sow, 5 pigs 2 months old, Sale
ary 6th. 10:0. Salary $11i.0 per annum. Appli- without reserve as Proprietor is moving 1.o
cation, stating qualifications and experience, smaller farm.. Terms, -12 months credit gin
tc be addressed to en on fnrniehing approved joint notes, 0%
,TOSEPH BE W LEY, allowed off for cash.
R. R. No, 5, Blyth. JAS. H. VANOAMP, Proprietor,
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.E CSONSr).RiJC-
'fIONistaleordcr
_ of the dafir, • if
you have formed the Sav«
ings habit you are prepared
to sheet its opportunities; if
Ilot, reconstruct your n1F.tlloda
and begin today. We have a
Savings Department at every
Branch. 2p
THE
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BRUSSELS BRANCH
G. H. SAM IS - - MANAGER
Teacher Wanted
Qualified teacher wanted for S, 8, No. 4
Grey township, duties to commence Jan. 111.,
1020, Normal trained end Protestant. State
salary, qualification and experience. Applioa•
!tots received up to 15111 fist,
B, PAYN,
Blnevale, R, R, 2.
Taxpayers of Grey Township
AsDecember 14th,th,(the last day to pay
Tax-
es
beforehis of is s given talk, on r payments
its
year this re Satin la given 111 call Our Axy % ed.
dt to • before be
eay 18th incl. 1, bis sly
di tion this nomads otter Mint date, Kindly
wept this notification.
J.
P. J. BISHOP,
'Pax Colleatar, Ethel.
Short Morn Dull Calves for Sale
Undersigned offers for sale 5 Short Horn
' bull calves, from the well known sire, Hers.
field Stamp bred by Harry Smith and owned
by undersigned. A cow, Princess Pat from
same boll, sold at Bricker's sale, Elmira re.
cantly for $1000, the highest price at safe. Re-
port says "She is a heifer of Show calibre and
6 years old." Hersfleld Stamp is also for sale.
WIII also eel] a regietered Berkshire hog. 534
Lot 80, Con. 6, Morris township.
JNO. G. HPEIR,
Phone 106 Brussels P. O.
Farm For Sale
Beira North X, Lot 22, Con. 4. Morris town-
ship, all under grans. There is a good bank
barn, driving shed and herr ]rouse. Splendid
orchard and a never failing spring on the
plane. For f,rrther partioulars apply to
JOSEPH DAVIDSON.
106 Sackville Street London, Ont.
or F. S. Scott, Brussels, Ont.
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FAR 51 STOCK. T. R,
Bennett,
ett Auctioneer, has ra eiv
ed teatime•
Mona from Ole undersigned Proprietor to soil
(ece at r� Lot 1 Con 1 Morris
byPubllo Au S
t r-f6th at'! o'clock the
following
• Tuesday, valuable
et
following vofnseh at calved
: 1 , 1 cog due e
d 1 fro 1 co due to
ears of eh c, 1 oo cow, w
Icalve cow at time pf elle, 1 oow dna let el , 1 cow
duede indJe e,Aprte 1 oow duo in Mlay, , 1 en 2
yearsJune, 4 rl age 2 rs. 2 and 1 ]r eife 2
2old,2 old,g1yenro5lefersris heifers,
2 deers rising g 1 lees 106ltet n e rising 1 1 enr
old, 2 Gun calves, 16 down ewes. 1 down
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EVERYONE knows her, She is fast becoming a hndsehold
word. She is on the lips of the whole world, You'll be sing-
ing, dancing anti playing "Mickey." A groat triumph of the
screen. Thrill upon thrill and earth thrill in bheee suspense in.
°idents is just a little better than the last. Climaxes that fairly
bring you to your feet with sheer enthusiasm. You'll laugh 1
You'll ery 1 Not It dull rnotnent in the entire produafitnn, iron
will forget yntn' business worries and trGubles as she carries you
through her wild and lovable career,
Vocal Selections and fascinating Music
Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug Store
At' Afternoon far
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Admission : 500 and 75c, plus War Tax.
Matinee 1 27c and 55c, War Tax included.
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THE 4n% "tt STORE
Weekly Store news
Christmas Buyhlg
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I A.R by year we find our customers giving this
important matter much earlier consideration than
)ormel'ly. The alt th't 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
we have yet shown, but of this just corn(' in and be your
own judge—you will be; wade entirely welcome and we
want you to see the nice things we have.
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Fine Linnoge and Nippm' China.
Fancy Boxed Stationery,
Waterman's F nuntale fens,
Safety $aoiot's,
[land Bags.
Cameras, &r„
Ohnenlatee in Handsome Pkgs.
Picture and Story Rooks,
Toys, Dolls and (Warnes.
.Bronze Statuary, &e., &r.
See.our
Big List of
this Season's
Best Books
Tncludin •
"The Sky Pilot of
No Man's land"
by Connor
I'rrl'unu.5 and 'Toilet WitLers,
'l'herutns Hot ties,
blank Lights.
Peelei,tn Ivory.
Fine Ebony Floods,
P1111.81..4 311111 A\tidbits,
Fine Cased 1'ipos.
`awns (ads
, loud Pont Cards.
•?.pilin Decorations.
Iittntlsatne ,1,itdii,PITS, &1., kc,
Beide -- "Oh, John, l
baked a cake this tit,ouing
and et' Um the window
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sill ,tad ,t (intuit rot
along anti elide it. 1 feel
like (Tying."
John- I)oii'I, cry, dew I
0110 tramp in the w"1 Id
won't make any differ-
ence."
iffer-
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Our List
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Reprin is
at 750
Contains; malty
Splendid
Books.
See them.
PJ M , ,
DRUGGIST and STATIONER
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Shoes aid Rubbers
Interesting
Prices
T1805 ' who provide themselves
with Shoes for their Spring
needs, as well as the present,
will be among the fortunate ones
that will thank ns for advising thein
to buy now. Our stork is still heavy and incl a few weeks to reduce
it. And our prices are money -savers to those who buy. Wo have
Rubbers and Felt Shoes for your present needs and Shoes of all ltinds
to move them., Our
pieces are Reelected
year Spring used and the n .es
Por ort needs, 1�
snocnsso•s take possession Jan. 1st and we wish to eedu°e on1 stock be-
fore inventory is taken.
Ladies' Fine Boots, reg'. $r8,00, reduced to 5 50
Gents' Fine Boots, reg, 1.2.0o, reduced to '1 0 00
Ladies' Dong. Kiel Boots, reg. ,$6.00, at 4 00
Everything at Money -saving Prices
Harness Department—Robes, Collars, 131oIkete, Rugs, Trunks
o ' 1 n 1
and Satchels all L you x 1 aL } It ass g prices,
6tTPR7dS—Gash and One Price to Hem yhod y,
kkhar s & o.
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Fur the Ile: t xty Days
We will give a Liberal Discount of ro per cent off on all
Dry God59 Buts ad Ewes
For Cash. Our stock is large and well assorted, Colne
in and see it and be convinced that what we advertise
is right, We can save you dollars by calling early and
buying before everything gets picked up.
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