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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-2-6, Page 6New Valentines , Feb, 4 Valentine's Day Friday, Feb, 14 h the increasing popularity of St Valentines Da', it is wise not to let it Ithmit seeding some remembrances, if only a post card. Our new stock of needs all ht re now, and with the day so near it is wise to make a selection $;possible. ere nice Valentine Greeting Cards, each in a red euvelope, come at 5 & 102, alenttne Decorated Felt Pennants, entirely new this year; 200 ea0h. Valentines to plain designs are 20e and 250 each. Valentines very elaborately gotten up, from 25c up to $t.00. Lace Valentines at 50 ani toe each. Also the newest and most catchy line of Valentine Novelties going. Valentine See the Ad Red Cards with gilt lettering, they are the Post Cards newest thing, at 2 for sc. Plush Cards are roc each. At sc each we have those with Booklets attached, also some with red satin hearts. Red Hearts for Valentine Decoration. The Seo F. R. SMITH DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. frxz .eb3s Pins COLD .snap, RENEW for THE POST. LOCAL news on page 5 of this issue. "'rue Merchant of Venice" Friday evening. ANNUAL meeting of Rural Telephone Co next Tuesday afternoon in Brus- sel•t'rewn Hall. Take it in. A GLASS paltition in the Central office of the Rutal Telephone is a great im• prevenient to the comfort of the opera- tiere. BRUs5E1.S Loyal Temperance Legion is busy preparing a fine program for presentation in the near future. Watch out for date.' &arir'Prof Pember's advt. in this issue. He'will visit Brussels Monday. r7th inst., and may be Eoun,.A on that date at the American Hotel with a Hoe array of hair goods Howtex IitIutual Fire Insurance Co. Annual meeting will be held at Gerrie next Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m. The retiring Directors are J T. Wylie and Hugh W. Edgar, both of whom are eligible for re-election. Co. Orange Lodge was held at Wing - ham on Tuesday. Rev. D. E. Cameron, Geo. C. Manners, B. Gerry and T. ti wrnagbatl'aitglio'Red'from Brussels. It was decided to drop the County Cele- bration of Tule reelsfor this year as other ;mints near by will celebrate. Jose PETCH has disposed of his com- fortable residence, \Turnberry street, to John Duncan, who will get possession next month. Mr. Petclr, who spent last ason in Edmonton, was so taken up ith that city that he purposes remov. F g there. We are sorry to lose Mr. 1. and Mrs. Petch from Brnssels but hope their; brightest expectations may be .realized in the West. IN GOOD SHAPE -Brussels Debenture debt, outside of the school 'building, is 527,200 .and there is in the Sinking Mond $25,2co leaving only $2,000 to be provided to wipe It out. The School loan was-fareeel4,500 but there are 11 y s yet to run before debentures mature andby that time the necessary inking fund will be in hand. Few i was are in as good shape financially • Brussels E Y An interest- ing TOO SPED ingame of Hockeywasplayed here / gP Monday evening between Lucknow and Brussels of the red hot variety The visitors were a trifl speedy for qur lads and won out by g t 5. A. McLean, of Wingbam, was re eree, Brussels will. lay.at Win ham n Wednesday of next g Y - .-twG+leeswater will be here on Friday, 14th:, inst.. when there should he a large attendance. RECITAL -Friday evening of this eveek W. Gordon Craig. ot Toronto, will appear. in the Town Hall, Brus- sels, and present in Recital the interest- ing Shakesperian drama "The Mete chant of Venice." The Recital is under the auspices of the Public Library, who in addition to pro,) iding a short series fi e entertainm�uts, hopes to profit p luS.Y ver necessary ex - O pealaddition to Mr. Craig piano trete WI I e rendered by Misses Isabel eiechan nd Minerva Jones; Miss •er;l Sud Beverly Oaten ; and Mrs. 1 F. R.owl. nd and Mrs. R. Thomson. sntertaittal tat8p, m. Go. PRACTICE SOLD. -The medical pum- ice of the late Dr. A. McKelvey, who assed away so unexpectely on Decem- er 28th last, has been sold to Dr. Fred. iryens son of Edward Bryans; of Grey wnsbip, who will take .possession next :eek.He graduated two years ago, pent one year in the Great West and he past year as senior House Surgeon n the Western Hospital Toronto. Dr. ails rail requires an Introduction o the people of this locality as his chool days and term in which he taught vere:spebt In this neighborhood. He Il retain -the same office as his pre- decessor in .the Smith block, Brussels, and will no doubt have a goodly share in practicing thee:eating art. We wet. some Dr. Bryans to Brussels and lo- ee ty. ACCEPTED THE INVrrATION.-Tltesday , "ening the Official Board of the Mettle - Hist church met and after transacting mttine business the report of the Pastoral supply Committee relative to a pastor.. for. the next Conference year' eras presented recommending the Board to invite Rev. D, Wreu, M. A., who i,.,s been at Ethel for past -3 years where 1• - has rendere l fine service. After t'iseiessing the report it was moved by 1 T..-.Wotad cud seconded by S. Bailey t, t the recommendation be adopted a 11 111,1 the Recording Steward be in- t-illc'ed. to forward the invitation t0 the reverend gentleman. This was carried unanimously, Rev. Dr, Oaten Who is e;osing 3 comfortable years here, notified: the Bo. rd last November that ,le purpoeed entering the Evangelistic field at the close of this connexional rear and will locate itt Toronto, hence the necessity for the Board's action. Rev. Mr. Wren has accepted the in- vitetion,'subject to Approval of Con- ference ttext lune, and the congregation Itope nothing Wiil 'tar the way of the invitation being honored. BRUSSELS school report and several other items of interest are crowded out this week but will appeart issue. h in nex e, BROKE HER WRIST.- Saturday Mrs. w Leckie had the misfortune to fall hile skating at the rink and broke her left arm at the wrist. We hope she will 8001:1 regain the use of this member. ATTEND the Recital. -"The Merchant of Venice" -in the Town Hall Friday evening of this week by W, Gordon Craig, of Toronto. Admission 25 and 15 cents. School pupils admitted at latter figure. THE Fax Concert Co. has been se- cured by the Public Library Board to give h class Concert in the Town H russets, on Thursday, z0th inst. Program will be well worth bearing and a bumper house is expected. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE; On Thursday, loth inst., the regular meeting of Brus- sels Women's Institute will be beld in the Caruegie Library Lecture room. Topics :-"The rights of the mother in the home," by Mrs. Wm. Armstrong ; and "Canadian women of note," by W. H. Kerr, of Tus POST. -o- Graz wanted, by the month, to assist in Brussels Laundry. Apply to • Mas. W. WILTON. UPSTAIRS 1001513 to rent, Apply at SMITH'S DuoO swats. Darrm's hand -sleigh found. Owner may have it by proving property and paying for this notice. Brent Fox Muff round on the gravel road near Winthrop last Sunday night, Owner can have same by proving property and paying for chic notice. PAIR of gloves found. Owner may have same by proving property and paying for this notice, at Tae YoST. Hones and lot to rent or for sale. Apply to D. Ewell, Breseels, 21-tf I KEN the art ot saw Sling that other experts fail to ken. and will gum. set and file same to your fancy. TAM ItCGREooR, Brussels. -O - HURON COUNTY S0L1D.-The Deben tura debt of the Co, of Huron totals $I13ut.o and towards its liquida ion' there is the Sinking Fund $85,544 leav' ing at the present time only $23.446 to he provided far in the years before the deben'u-es will mature. Owing to the many county bridges that have been built and the ones yet to be erected the Co. rate of taxation keeps well up but nevertheless this grandCounty old is in P shapey rime financially. Treasurer Dr. Holmes is an A s officer and looks care- fully after the duties of his important post THE LATE .MRS, GEo. McKAY.-Un January 17th, at the home of her (laugh. ter, Mrs. W. Clark, of Petrolia, Mrs. Geo. McKay was called to her reward at the advanced awe of go years and 5 days. She left Brussels 2 years ago where she had resided for mane years and by her consistent, Christian. kindly life won favor with many. Mrs McKay identified herselt with the Pres byteriau church and was a most faithful member. Of to children 6 survive, viz : -Andrew, Vancouver, B C '; Edward and Wm., Courtland, Kansas ; Rev. Geo. Concordia, rdia oneKansas' Mrs. Tbos. ' Stevenson, Port Huron,Mich ; and Mrs. Clark, Petrolia. Deceased was a fine neighbor and a splendid mother. Mr. McKie predeceased her many years. WILL VISIT BERLIN AND VIENNA. - This week Dr. Alex. McKelvey will leave for Boston where he will spend a month closing up his engagement in the hospital there. He will go to Berlin hospital as assistant to a well known physician who goes to give a demon - station in the hospital there, Dr. Mc- Kelvey will also visit the hospitals at Vienna and take a tour of the best in England and will speut two or three months abroad, Ou returning to Can ada he•pnrposes locating in Toronto where he will tollow his profession as a specialist in ear, nose and throat ail- ments, A residence has been parches ed in the city to which the doctor's mother and sister, Miss Barbara Me Kelvev, B. A,,, now of Paris, will also remove before many months elapse, We hope Dr. Alex, will enjoy his trip and visit and return safely to the •Hest land on earth -Canada. DiusemeE ARRESTED, -The arrest, of Dinsmore (alias Murphy) who is belies, ed to be the leader of the gang of burg- lars who operated in Brussels a few weeks ago, is expected to terminate the series of robberies which have been committed in various parts of Huron County during the past few months Dinsmore was arrested in Windsor on Wednesday as a result of descriptions sent out from here by Constable Oliver and by High Constable White sides, who has been on the trail. At the same time arrests were made in Detroit or suspected safe crackers. They are under suspicion in connection with the attempted safe robbery of the postofrice here and also at Crediton. Burling, Who was Dinsmore's Pel, since his arrest in Goderich has given the authorities considerable information. He informed the High Constable that a box in a furnished but unoccupied house in Brus- sels was ready to he moved. On Wed- nesday Constable Oliver searched all Buell houses and in the residence of the late A. Cook, Main street, North, he found a box of clothing and dishes, He lcnrned that it had been prepared for The Metropolitan Bank I Capital paid up • • Reserve Fund - Undivided Profits - $1,000,000.00 1,250,000,00 181,888.28 HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO Joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience arranged especially for Farmers or those living out of town. Money can be depositedor withdravtrn n by any of the parties in whose names the account is opened, $1,.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT BRUSSELS BRANCH F. M. GILROY, MANAGER COMING EVENTS Shakesperian Recital - "Merchant of Venice" -Town Hall, Brussels, Fri- day, Feb. 7th, by Mr. Craig, Tor- onto. Entertainment, under auspices of Wom. en's Institute, Town Hall, Brussels, Friday evening, 14th inst. Rural Telephone Annual Meeting. 'Rues. day, Feb 11th, in Brussels 'Town Hall, at 1 3o r+. m. Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Co. an- nual meeting at Gorrie, Wednesday, Feb. lath. Lord', Day Alliance meeting in Brus sets on 'Tuesday, Feb I ale at 7.30 p m. Rev, D. W. Snider, of Bei" lin, will give the address. Fax Concert Company, Toronto, Town Hall, Brussels, Thursday, Feb. loth, removal by Mr. Cook's family but Dins- more had spotted it and had he been given au opportunity he would have saved thetn the trouble. Constable Whitesides went to Windsor Thursday t ; bring back Dinsmore. THE fine brick residence belonging to George Brown, Queen street, has been purchased by Alex. Bryans, of Morris township, who recently sold his farm and is retiring from active Miming. Possession will be given on March tst. Mr, and Mrs. Brown will probably re. move to Toronto prior to that dale. Miss Lizzie Brown is on the Central staff of the Brussels rural teleph me. While welcoming Mr. Bryans andfamily to Brussels we will be sorry to see Mr and Mrs. Brown leave town. Two IN THE 'Polls. -A. Strachan, dry goods merchant of Brussels, was a very cheerful and patient loser over the repeated robberles-g in all -that has taken place from his store. ' But the last had grown to such proportions it was decided to get right after the thieves. How was it to be done? Mrs. A McCullough, t; miles West of Walton, was roused from her sleep by the barking of the farm dogs and in rising and looking out of the window on this bright night or early morning saw a man passing West. on the road drawing a hand sleigh with a bundle upon it. • Hearing of the robbery and knowing that suspects were being sought she told a neighbor of her ex- perience and the news was sent to Mr. Strachan, who t ten made the discovery that bis delivery sleighPP had disappeared from the store. Constable W hitesides of Heosall was soon on the warpath and the tell tale sleigh waS discovered under the Blyth grain storehouse. A bundle had been checked to Goderich and on following the clue Edward Burling, of Goderich was erre>ted and a good share of the goods discovered at his home. Part of the silk bad already been cut nut ready for dressmaking. ' Burling contes•ed and stated his pal was Murphy or Dinsmore, who had boarded with him tor a short time and who was arrested Wednesday at Wind- sor. Burling has a wife and three children. It is to be hoped all concerned with the cheeky robbery may be apprehended and duly punish- ed. 'rhe robbers made the tri from Goderich to Welton per the 3 o'clock train and had' footed it for the 5 miles from Walton to Brussels Rumor had it that an accomplice possibly lived in Brussels and there appears to be..noth in to rubstal,tiate the story, °About $30o worth of goods were soden, Constable Oliver, of Brussels, has been on the alert and rendered good service toward ferreting out the cul- prits. Miss Carrie Hingaton and Mrs. Ira Parker were holidaying' in Toronto during the past week. • BABY DIEM -A message was received from New; ury on Tuesday statiug that Randall, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and grandson of W. H. and Mrs. Prune, of Brussels, had died that Morning of heart failure. He was 6 months old but had beeu very weakly but while he and his mother were here had gained very nicely. Au attack of the grippe was too much for the saddle and be succumbed. Mrs. W, Pryne went to the funeral. Church Chimes Rev. Dr, Oaten will commencers seri es of sermons on Sunday evening on •"l'he Arithmetic of Religion." • His subject at 7 o'clock Sunday next will be ''Addition." Next Monday evening the annual nteetiug of Melville congregation will be held when the report for. the past year will be presented, officers elected and other nosiness transacted Melville church pulpit was occupied last Sunday by Rev Mr. Young, of Cliffoi d, who gave twu very acceptable discourses. The revereud eentlemau will be the preacher nem Sabbath also which will be Communion. Prepare 'oI'v service will be held Friday after - 11000 at 3 o'clock, Lnitn's DAY ,ALLIANCE.- Tnesdav evening of next week a public meeting in the interest of Brussels Branch of the Lord's Day Alliance will he 11011 here in the eletho list church, COM meucing tit 7.311 o'clock. Rev. 1) \V. Snider, of Elora, will represent the Society and give an address or: the past, present and future of the work, Mr. Snider is an able speaker &eel should be heard by a large congreg ipa on Tuesday evening. elxa's DAY, -Last Sabbath afternoon in the Methodist Sunday School em- phasis was placed on the boy and men's side of the question. In addition to the lesson of the day the following program was rendered in a most pleasing and highly creditable manner :-Esstiy on "Missionary Institutions," Beverly Oaten ; chorus "Dare to be a Daniel." by Miss Flo Buchanan's class of boys ; Essay, "David," by Harvey Hoover ; male quartette. "Little brown church in the vale," Cleve De❑bow, R. A Pryne, Beverly Oaten and Stanley Wheeler Essay •'Moses," by Sydney Armstrong ; chorus by school; Essay, "Work of Rev. Paton," by Ed. Mintrell ; address by Rev. Dr. Oaten on "Mea aqd Boys Wanted The monthly mr sin acv tt 'n' e u allel '•2 offi t $ _ The ono 4 young folk are to be congratulated REV DR McCaAE LEAVING.- Rev. Dr. McCrae, pastor of the two West- minster township Presbyterian churches First and St. Andrew's has decided to accept the call to London Dr, McCrae stated frankly that after more than la year.. service in Westminster he felt the great amount of driving by day autl night• a severe task on h'is physical strength. The call that had been ten- dered him by the Hamilton Road, Presbyterian church, London, was so unanimous and enthusiastic that he felt the Divine hand was in it and that was decisive It was ore of the hardest things of his life to break the tie that bound him to Westminster and he earn- estly requested his con gsemit, ion to make it as east as possible for him by acquiescing in his decision if the Pres- byters was willing The congregation with profound sorrow and regret agreed to Dr McCrae's regnes'. 'rhe reverend' gentleman is 1511 old Mussel, hoe, who is well known in this locality. Close tab is kept on hire here. and we are always pleased when well deserved promotion - cam es. Hair Goods The approaching visit of Mr. Frank-Pember of the Pomber Hair Store and Beauty Culture Institute of Toronto, should prove of interest and advantatge to every woman who reads this announcement. P5' l'essor Pember will display tut assortment of natural wavy Switches, Braids, Puffs and Transformation, the equal of which has never before been seen outside of Toronto. Professor Pember' Will also examine and diagnose, free of chat ge, all hair and scalp troubles and itis advice may be relied upon. Pine Toupees and Wigs for gen- tlemen a specialty. All goods are manufactured of the finest natural hair. A. visit will be undoubtedly worth your while at the American Hotel Monday; February lith Ladies who for any reason 0114p- 2101 visit the }katal kindly write or telephone and Mr, Pember will pall: THE EsTaeuslieu •iN•••••••• ••••••NN0! 1876 • STANDARD ,• COIF CANADA Isiv,p,t) OFF/et, TORONTO BRUSSELS J. F. Rowland, D d Manager.. CAVINGS deposited in this bank J draw the highest current rate of interest. Withdrawals of part or the whole amount may be made when. ever desired without delay. 130 BRANCH, People We Talk About Mrs. Hays, of Lucknow, is viaitiugat S. T. Plum's in town. Miss Wtunie McGuire is holidaying at Milverton and Stralf rd." P. and Mrs Ament were visitors with friends at Elaine last week. License Inspector lobnston. of Clin- ton, was in town on Tuesday. Mrs. J Leslie Kerr, of Clinton, was visiting here for a few days. Councillor R. A Pryne made a busi- ness trip to 'Toronto this week, miss Stella Moore has been visiting Miss Lily Harrison at Moncrleff, Miss L. Nichol, of Wiugham, spent Monday with Miss Nettie Brnwu. M. Coates is here from the Weston a visit to his mother and sister, lohu street. Miss Nettie Brown went to Toronto on 'Thursday to attend the millinery opening's. Mrs. Ralph McNeely, nee, Miss Mabel Taylor, of Calgary. is visiting,her grand- father, Geo. Crooks, of Brussels, Jno, White, of Listowel and brothers from the West, were visitors with Sylvester and Mrs, Fox in town last week. Mrs 1. T. Ross has beet) on the Sieh list during the past week from lagrippe and heart complications. We wish her a speedy rally. Mrs. Wm. Norton, of Trout Creek, was visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Wilton, Brussels. It is 18 years since Mr. and Mrs. Norton left town, Mrs. re. Leatherdale has o0' been as well Rs usual but is Improving •se are glad to. state. Mr. Leatherdale was also sick having a wrestle with lagrippe. P. Scott and F. Burchill are visiting at Ottawa with W. F. Scott, the form• er's brother and a former hrnsselite, and taking in the horse races on the ice there. Miss Mabel Haycroft, of Fort William, is a welcorne visitor at her old Wm. Gordon hes not been having as good health as -eerie' but we hope he will continue to improve. M Black. SecreteryTreasurer of East Huron Agricultural Society, is attend- ing the Fairs' Association at Toronto N were in town, They left on Tuesday for their home at Macrorie, Sask. Mr,-. Jane Mitchell nd Miss Possie, who have been herr from Calgary, left for Behnore and Toronto where they will visit before returning Westward. It iso years since they removed frons Brussels Miss C. Annie Ttelor Wingham left for Hamilton to take her position ou the Public School teaching staff in that City and Miss Lottie L. Bentley, of Blyth has taken Miss Taylor's place. Miss '!'airier was formerly on our teachieg staff and did here what site appears to do elsewhere, gave splendid satisfecti n in the school and was also a zealous worker in the church. • i •• •• •• • Cupid's 1 • .,, • Missives 4• ••• Valentines are essentially sties• Te sages of love or felendahip. • • • Nowadays they canoe in such • infinite variety that they meet 2 n any requirement of those who • wish to send to feieuda some A token of appreelittion or regard. • We have It new and complete Z 4).„• stock of Valetitinee stud story ise • • also bout to make selections • e• while the assortment is corn- +,,.r plate, • • i Also a very pretty line of Val- colitis Poet Cards at popular • prices. 2 • -AT- o W. E. Long and bride -nee Miss cc• Fox's tore ere vi ;ting relatives and ctrl friends • s • • BORN T0Oc,-At Olifford, on Fah. 1st, to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Tuck, a daughter. OI EO HILLTER,-In Goderich, on Feb. 2nd, John Hillier, aged 74 years. AUCTION SALES FRIDAY, FRBRIIABY7Ts.- Farm stock,im- plenlents, etc., N'r4 Lot 25. Con. 0, Morrie. Salo unreserved at 1 p m. MSS. M. 08.015to5, Proprietress, F. S. Scott. Aue, TUESDAY, FEB lawn.- Farm stock, braille. merits, Ansi 1.ot 28, Con. 17 Grey. Sale un- reserved at 1 p. m. Angus PlicKay, Prop ; F. 14, Scott, Ane, BRUSSELS MARKET -- Wheat 4 90 Oats 8822 Peas Barley 46 Butter 10 8 25 00 10 0 Eggs home in Brussels where she will take Hogs a short holiday with her mother and Hayetoes many friends. wool 5 112 100 •20 5 25 ]t 00 12 18 $90 WILL.BUY A FINEBEGISTERED Jersey H, ffrr,0 ecu . Hu• milk ie about, one-fifth °renal -a beauty 1 G. A. DEADMAN, Brussels. KINDLY SETTLIL.-Owing to a change 111 business customers would confer a favor by settlhrg aeaounto before March 1st, nal s of going West after that date. A. ICIsDONALD, Oranbroolt, P. 8.-I have four horses andone cow which 2 must dispose of before above date. 82-0. Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Brussels, Morris & Grey Mural Telephone Company will be held in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Tuesday. t'ebruary 1111;, 1911i, at t 89 p. m. Auditors' Report will be presented, Directors chosen and any ether business transacted that may come within the range of the meeting, F.8 SUOTT President. M. BLACK, Secretary. SMALI, farm for sale. part Lob 11, Con. 11, R ram n which is frame Grey township, o v G eY W p. oouse, dunk born, driving chew, pile port. silo,, from orchard. do.nb Good drilled sl well, March utiles from Uranbrook. Pu.se+stun on Dlacoh let. ' For further particthu•s apply to ORAS. S WI'I'ZER, Walton, P.0. oH0d wof$25 RHWmAaAtwTdstefe 5. s, Ne 10, Grey, for such information rte will lead to the conviction of the party, or parties, who set fire to the srhnol house in the above Section on January 9th. THOS 1NGLIS. GM W BI'fPIELD Trustees. 20.4 WM. PA'1'TERSON WOOD wanted for R, N. No. 7, Elms - Wood to ha 2 ft long and body hardwood to be delivered before April 1st For farther par• tiauiayry, write or apply to 0. VALLANCE, Bell 'pftone. 401 Newry. • ®o••ee••••••••me••0000OO•,s ••••••••••••••••••••••9•••••••••••••••••••••••••••04 • 00 • Brussels Daylight Store G. N. McLaren • J 7 - • • rartn,d'h,W'Wnl1hr47h,'.,4,ryrh; ho Meth l„rn'h''h''hna•.,nomi,4,/hrheh�4th,'hil .se'hNe4,,,t,t,'., ioePh gra^6^a'4rh 4,0,,,,: ♦'h; 4'N'hlhf 0,A,9r'1o'h'h,'tM6PhPldh,^a'hlia'hdW M'lesr" • • • • • e O • O• • • 0 • Stock-takin • • e e t'5 2' vn:•' ue.25Lte • m•. o We offer a chance to Save Money on all Winter = as Goods as well as many lines of Broken Lots of 60 • - Ali -the -year -around Goods. •• a • • • s• Men's Overcoats toadies' Furs •• a, M A choice ttesortmeut of Men's, Boys' and Youths' ' A splendid assortment of Ladies' Pur Ruffs, • •s chit It Overcoats. New, ftp -to -the minute in Muffs, and .Fut Trimmed Coate ; right, in Styles ; • t• styles, ault' made by snrne of the best makers 10 right in Qualities ; bnught at Lowest market ! • the business. Bought at the right prices. Ulet- els for mein and boys ; :2 Dress Coate, very suit- able for Spring wear, and you may choose from this stock at actual Wholesale Prices • • • • • •••00 • Underclothing F"'Me"` Women and • - ,. Children • e Ss .r tv e O 9 0 • e Broken sizes, in Winter Underclothing for Men, Women and Children at reduced prices. Reduced Prices in Blankets & Comforters. Bargains in Embroideries & Flouncings. Reduced Prices in broken lots of Ladies'f Ready-to-wear Skirts. Special Values in Flannelettes and Wrap- perettes. • • BootS & Shoes C • Lot 1 • • \Ve purpose cleating out all odd lines and Inoken 51/1'2 til 11"lily 1111(1Shoes for Latdies and Misses, Itoys and filen. Shots are advancing' hotwe wilt claat one all til tole ay,retl»eetl prices. P. 23 pairs of a\ieti s 13onts. This lot is made up Dongo- la, Kid, Box Calf and Velour Calf ; the regular prices were $3,00; ,$$.60 and $8,76; not all sizes of • any one 'kind but all sizes in the lot. Stock- • taking Price- - • - Choice of the lot $2.50 ••• • •' • Highest Prices • for Produce. G. N. McLAREN ••• • • 4 •• • • • •••••••••S••••••S*p••••••Ss1Ss•••N••.00, eso••S••S•SS ••S••S•S•••SN••••••••eso. prices. Choosefront this Stock at actual • Wholesale Prices •• • Ladies' Cloth Coats 18 Ladies' attd Misses' Winter Cloth Coatis ; right in Styles ; all Sizes ; Coat • not considered in this 2 lot; they situply,tmtst go this season, so here's a • chance for a bargain. Y 'Also a few Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth Chats ; new ;e exceptionally good for early Spieler, wean'. ' Take • ,your choice at actual • Wholesale Prices Z • Boots & Shoes Lot 2 %Vonlell's Boots, trade upDongola Kid, Box. Celt,; light and heavy solea.. The regular ptisisie were $2 00, $2,26 and $2 60 ; not all sizes of any ;tile kind but all sizes in the lot. Slavic -taking Price - Your choice for $1.69. Bargains.in Heavy shoes. Bargains in broken and Children's Rubbers and Over lines of Boys', Misses' 0 9 - • • • • O r. • • • • • • 0 • eo Boots. • tat es • • • n • • • P. S.—It would scarcely be necessary to say that Sale Prices would be for 'Cash or,. Produce Only. • '1 t, ti