The Brussels Post, 1913-5-22, Page 8Every Good Time
is a Good Time
to use your Kodak.
Spring Time
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Kodak Time
Everything for
Kodakery at our
Store and Prompt
Developing and
Printing.
The eAcc s Store
DRUGGIST
F. R. SMITH
AND STATIONER.
It.gxat 4,TelDs PITO
Coot. nights.
Eeos are holding at a good price.
THE POST telephones are 31 and 32.
DID you get. your telephone In yet?
SATURDAY will be a Ptthiic Holiday—
Victoria Day,
INDtCATtoNs for fruit are reassuring
in this district.
Co. Council will meet in Goderich on
Tuesday, lune 3rd, at 3 p. m.
A metallic roof has been placed on
the stable at Henry Woods property.
MILTON LAKE purchased D. Ewan's
auto. this week and will soon run It like
41 veteran chauffeur.
LEAGUE Foot Ball match, Clinton vs.
Brussels, Friday, 3oth inst., on Victoria
Park, Brussels, at 6 15 sharp.
FIRST Foot Ball match in the Inter•
mediate series—Clinton vs. Brussels—
takes place Friday evening, 3oth inst.
JAMES Buttons will be the representa-
tive to the C. 0. F. High Court at
London next month from Brussels.
A number from this locality will at-
tend the Proudfoot Demonstration at
Goderich Friday of next week, 3oth
inst.
EMPIRE Day exercises will be put on
in the various departments of Brus•
sels Public school. This is right and
should be encouraged.
PILE Posr is pleased to notice the
interest manifested in school work by
the pupils and teaches. It is a token
for good and should be evidenced in
the coming exams.
CLrt rort vs. Brussels on Friday of
next week, Victoria Park, here is the
.Foot Ball news of special interest this
week. This will be the first snatch for
Brussels in the League series. See it.
SPECIAL Tx,ttK.—On Friday of next
week a special train will be run on the
c. P, R. to Goderich to accommodate
those who wish to attend the Proud.
loot Demonstration. Further parti-
culars s to time later.
An C11021 Sale of Household Furni-
ture, etc., at B. Gerry's residence,
Slfll street, Friday' afternoon of this
week, at 2 o'clock, He purposes re-
moving to Fort William, hence sale
will be unreserved.
SUMMER hours come into effect at
Brussels Public Library after next week.
For months of June, July and August,
Library will be opeu Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday afternoons and Wed -
n esday and Saturday evenings.
C. 0. F. at Church,— Sabbath even-
ing, June rst, the members of Court
Princess Alexandra, No. 24, Brussels,
will attend service at Melville church
at 7 o'clock. The brethren are asked
to assemble at their Hall at 6 so to
march to the church on that evening.
WILL Be RAISED $1,00 A YEAR.—The
Rural Telephoue Company is iocreas-
tug the rental of telephones from $to to
$11 per annum. With the rise of the
wide circuit, necessity for repairs and
the privileges of rental over the owner-
ship the fee is considered too low
hence the iuorease.
HENRY Woons DECEASED.— Early
Thursday morning Henry Woods died
at his home, Albert street, Brussels, in
his 73rd year. Funeral will leave his
;ate residence Saturday afternoon at
2,30 o'clock. Service at 2 p. 1.n, In-
terment in Brussels cemetery. An
obituary will be published next issue.
BIRD LIFE.-- Monday evening the
topic at the Epworth League was
"Birds. !hreeinteresting talks
were
given by Lloyd Jackson, Fred, Wood
and Beverly Oaten and the young folk
should feel an increased interest in the
feathered family from this. H. L. and
Mrs. Jackson gave violin and organ
fleets and Mass Hingston sang a solo,
Dlscovaaab OLD Com—While dig.
ging in his garden at Kincardine,
recently, C. W. Jackson unearthed a
Portuguese silver coin dated 1835. 3t
was stamped ten reis. the equivalent
in Canadian money being about 2 cents,
Mr. Jackson was evidently born under a
a lucky star. Hope he wont forget his
old Brussels friends iE he keeps digging
up the coin. .
DISTRtnr MEaTINC.,— Antlual-sesstons
0f the ,Wingham D,st'Pict meeting were
held in Brussels Methodist church
Wednesday and Thursday of this week,
The pastors held the fort on the first
day and were joined 1;v the laymen on
rl'heruday, Wednesday evening a
public meeting was held when Revds.
Messrs. Robinson, of Bervie, and Ford,
of 'Ceestvater, gave interesting ad.
dresses, Rev, J. W. Hibbert presided,
1 o'er report will appear next weep,
l i'at.re BUILn1NG FOR BRUs8RI.s,-0o
Wed e• -day's reports of business at the
Dominion Parliament, Ottawa, $to.000
is planed in the estimates toward a
public building in Brussels. This is
the first occasion ori record where at-
tention hes been paid to this place and
James Bowman, M. P., has the credit
of setting the pace. Although not in
the confidence of the Government Tout
Pose. understands that a Peat office,
Armoury eta., will be included in the
building. Further particulars will be
to band shortly, '
MILITARY Camp June 16-27. Are
you going ?
THE Smith block looks better after its
new dress of paint,
SATURDAY of this week is a Public
Holiday—Victoria Day.
POSTOFFLCE hours on Saturday will
be from 8 to g 3o a. m. and 5 to 6 p. m.
WORKMEN are busy getting the steel
bell tower ready. The Company made
a mistake in sending the braces so had
to be written to about them.
REGULAR monthly meeting of the W.
C. T. U. will be held Friday afternoon
May 3oth. at 3 o'clock, The topic
"Woman's place in Society" to the taken
by Mrs. (Rev.) Oaten.
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LOAD of straw wanted in exchange for honey
or cash, G. A. DBADt1AN.
Dn. R. F, PARKER, Osteopath and Eye Spec -
Joliet. at Orr. S. T. Plum's, Brussels—Tuesdays
7 to 10,80 a. m, 47-11
55 00 lost last Saturday night, Finder will
be rewarded it money is left at TBE Posm for
the. loser.
THE Maltland Studio, Braseele, will be re-
opened on Tuesday, June Ord. Look out for
CREAP PHOTOGRAPHS for two weeks.
47.2 G.P. MAITLAND.
LARGE braes door key lost in Bruseale.
Finder will lnnclt oblige by leaving it at Tag
Poem ab an early date.
HOneg and lot to rent. Apply to W.
0AKLRY.
SMART boy wanted to learn the printing.
One who has passed the Entrance preferred.
Apply at Tag POST.
DWELLING rooms to let above stores. Soft
water, ,fm. I. C. RICHAane.
TU00OPE buggies guaranteed to give good
satisfaction. Ask about them.
ERNEST G. PLUM,
Seg McGregor about lawn mowers,
EOGs FOR HAT0HING.—Indian Runner dock
eggs from prize winning stock. Pure white
eggs, 10c each. Also 5 pure bred Indian Run-
ner Drakes for sale. L. ADDLE,
Phone 4217 Brussels P. 0.
SECOND hand piano for sale. Apply to,
6. CARTER, Brussels.
EOGs FOR HATCHING.—White Wyandotte
eggs for sale at 75e a setting. lot pen, headed
by a 55.00 cook, bought from W. M. Archer,
Paisley • 2nd pen, headed by a 85 00 cockerel,
bought from L. R Guild, Rockwood. These
birds are off two of the best laying strains In
Canada. .iNO. MEADOWS, Broasels.
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OPERATION —Thursday of last week
Rev, W. F Hunter, of Pleasant Mount,
Penn., son of John Hunter, Brussels,
underwent an operation at Brooklyn,
N. Y , and is making favorable pro-
gress. We hope he will soon be fell'
restored.
CHOPPING MILL WILL QUIT.— After
May 31St the Chopping mill in run.
nectiou with the Brussels Electric
Light plant will not be operated. Stock
of flour and fertilizer will also be clear-
ed out at close prices and the whole
time devoted to Electric light service.
See the advt. in this issue
An OTHER CAR.—Last week 1. F.
Rowland. accompanied by Elmer Ewan,
as chauffeur, went to Windsor where
the former purchased a fine Studebaker
car. We hope many pleasant hours
will be enjoyed by Mr. Rowland and
family. There are now eight autos in
Brussels with the probability of more to
'follow.
WoMAN's INC'rrruE —The 4111 annual
meeting of Women's Institute was held
on May tstit in Library Lecture room,
with President in the chair. A splendid
paper was given by Mrs. Roht. Thom
son on "Cost of Living" and those who
failed to attend this meeting missed
something good. The Institute has
been doing good work during the font
years of its existence and this year hes
been no exception to the rule The
papers given have been• must inatrue
tive and the books showe
a creditable
balance in the bank. $ho was donated
this year to the Children's Aid of
Huron Co, Following officers were
elected for ig13—t4:—President, Mrs
Ramos ; Vice Presidents. Mesdames
Moore, Hewitt, Best, Oakley ; Src'y-
Treas., Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne ; Asst.,
Miss M. Stewart ; Treas., Emergency
Fund, Jean Moore; Directors, Mes-
dames McKinnon, Grant, Scott, Robb,
Ross, Yelll, Rnhb, Walker ; District
Director, Mrs. Rands ; Organist, Mrs.
Robt, Thomson ; Auditors, Mrs, Roht.
Thomson, MisS Isabel McDonald,
People We Talk About
Miss Laura Jermyn is visiting in Mc-
Killop with relatives,
Mr. Rogerson, of Blyth, was a visitor
at T, Jermyn's, Queen street.
F. Burchill arrived home from the
West for a visit, looking first-class,
Miss Martha Johnston, of Jamestown,
was visiting at S. Carter's, Mill street,
this week.
W. H. Peters, of Bervie, is visiting
at ino. Hunter's, John street, He is a
son-in-law.
Chas. Garniss, 2nd line, Morris,
visited on Sunday with his sister, Miss
Annie, in town.
Dr. Rosg, of Wingham, and friend
spent Sunday at the former's parental
home, Brussels,
George and Mrs. Dale and sans, of
Seaforth were visitors with S. and
Mrs. Carter, Brussels.
Mrs. leo. Pugh, of Mitchell, is re.
hewing Old friendships in Brussels and
is a welcome visitor.
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The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid up - . $1,000,000.00
Reeervo •Fund 1,200,000,00
Undlvidod Profits 181,888.20
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
Joint Deposit Accounts are a convenience
arranged especially for Farmers or those living out
of town. Money can be deposited or withdrawn by any
of the parties in whose frames the account is opened.
$l.O0 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. H. t 'ILROY, MANAGER
Harry Riley and Miss Jennie Bruce,
of Londesboro', were visitors at H. R.
Elliott's last Suoday.
George and Mrs. Keys will likely re-
move to the West. We were hoping
they would remain 10 Brussels,
George Howe and daughter, of
Wroxeter, were visiting in town on
Saturday. They were former residents
of Brussels.
Mrs. A. lylcKeuzie of Birth, visited
et her parental home, Albert street,
Brussels. Site is a daughter of George
and Mi•s, Crooks,
S. Haggard, formerly of Brussels,
writing from Raymore, Sask , says
We are having quite a late Spring but
are all enjoying good health.
Miss Ida Fulton has taken a position
in W. A Grewar's grocery and restaur-
ant. Miss Kaytie Mantling has resumed
work at S C. Wilson's store.
Mrs. George A. Best and Master
Gordon left for Winnipeg ou 'Tuesday
where they purpose spending a tew
months visiting relatives and old
friends,
Mrs A. Bruce, of Bluevnle, was in
town renewing old friendships and
specialty to meet Rev, Mr Hu:ton, of
Tiverton, arelative, who was attending
District meeting here.
David McCall, of Edmonton, has been
promoted to the Managership of the
Heinizman Piano business in that city.
THE Pos'r is pleased to hear of the
success of a former Brusselitt and hope
he will get the best going. Mr. McCall
may take a trip East in the next few
months.
Miss Jessie McLauchlin left Tuesday
of this week for Langdon, North
Dakota. where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Burke. Mrs_ Jas. Ballantyne has
been appointed Secretary -Treasurer of
the Women's Institute owing to Miss
McLauchlin's removal Miss Mao.
made a very efficient officer and we be-
lieve her successor will also prove most
worthy.
Miss Irene Cavanagh, who was 61
weeks in Wingham hospital with ty
phoid fever, and 2 weeks after recuper.
sting at Rev. Dr. Rutledge's in the
same town, arrived back to Brussels
't`hui•s11a1' of this week and is now the
guest of Mrs. W. H. Kerr. Miss
Cavanagh is regaining her former vigor
in a satisfactory manner.
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Mrs. (Rev ) Rutledge, of Wingham,
visited at "Riverside Villa" this week
with Mrs. W. H. Kerr. -
Grey Council
The Municipal Council of the Town.
ship of Grey met in the Township Hall,
Ethel, ou Monday May I3 Members
all present. The minutes of the
pry
lout, meeting• were read and adopt-
rThe Engineer's report ret the 14th
Concession Drain as oritivally pre.
sented was adopted, and the Clerk was
instructed to prepare the By-law for
the sante
The Engineer's reports on the Inglis,
Pollard, and Holland Drains were
read and provisionally adopted, and
By laws for each of these drains were
ordered to 'De prepared ; the Court of
Revision on the assessment for con-
struction to be held on June i6t1t,
The Cont of Revision mn he assess-
ments in the Coates Drain By-law was
now opened
Appeals against their assessments in
the Coates Drain By-law was now
opened.
Appeals against their assyssnleuls
were received from Edwsril Stephens.
3011n Haines, and James Holmes,
These were read and considered. No
action was taken on the appeals of.
Edward Stephens and John Haines
Fraser—Cole—That the Court nF
Revision on the Coates Drain By-law
be adjnuruetl until May 261h and that
the Reeve in the meantime make an
examina'ion of Mr. Holmes' land and
report on that date to the Council.
Carried.
The Court of Revision on the meesa-
ments in the Machan Drain By-law was
now opened.
An appeal against his assessment was
received from David E Brown. No
action was taken on this appeal
McArthur—Co'e—That the Court of
Revision be now closed and that Be
law No 5 of 0503, known as the Machan
Drain By law be now read a third time
and finally passed Carried,
McArthur—Brown—That the 'Town-
ship of Grey extend the sum of $200.00
on the West boundary in 1913 provided
that the Township of Morris expend an
equal amount., Carried.
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Heavy and Light Harness at Lowest Prices
One Set Light Double Driving Harness, nickle
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Trunks, Satchels, Lap Rugs,. Dusters—nice as-
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CAVJNGS deposited in this bank
h,J draw the highest current rate of
interest. Withdrawals of part or the
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BRUSSELS BRANCH,
J. F. Rowland, 1D O el Manager.
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The followipgaccounts were present
ed and 'ordered 'to be paid :—W. H.
Kerr, 13y -laws, blank forms, post card
notices, etc., $46.00; A H. Macdonald,
preparing Coates Drain and Meehan.
Drain By laws.,$5o.00; Oliphant Smith,
removing tree from road, 5oe ; C
Hay & Son, tile, $: bo; J A Cole,
drawing plank, $3.3o ; Jos: Welsh, re-.
pairing culvert, $2 00 ; A. R. Bradford,
tile, 50c; A Jacklin, drawing timber,
repairing' mad, $2 oo ; J. W. Rose; re•
pairing culvert, $2 co ; Hugh Fulton
repairing culvert, hely., Grey and Mc-
Killop, $1.5o; Wm. Fraser, serviug
Coates Drain By-laws. $2..2 ; Robert
Miller, repairing read, $7 00 ; John F.
Beirnes, repailiug culvert, bdy. Grey
and Elms, $6 00 ; ' W E.• Souders,
cement, $13 5" ; Joseph Bennett. 00111 -
muted Statute Labor, $1 00.
The Council now adjourned 1.0 meet
again on Monday 26th, 1913 as a Court
of Revision on the Assessment Roll for
the year 1913. A. H. MACDONALD..
Clerk.
Church Chimes
Next -Sabbath evening Rev Dr.
Oaten will tape as his topic in the
i'ethodlst church, "The consciousness
of evil."
Last Sabbath was desiguated as
"Peace Sunday," calling to mind the
n•Dfld's movement toward universal
Peace.
Wiughant. District meeting is iu
session in the McWodist church here
Wednesday and 'l'hurtiday of this week
Rev, J. W. Hibbert presiding
Communion will he observed in
Melville church next Sabbath. Pre-
paratory service Friday afternoon at
Regular service in the R. C. church
next Sunday.
The choir of Melville church was en-
tertained at the mouse last Friday even-
ing and enjoyed the hospitality of Rev.
A J. and Mrs, Mann.
Rev. Mr. Maun preached a second
sermon on the Incarntttiou last Sabbath
morning and in the evening "'rho pearl
of great price was the subject
Rev, A I. McKelvey, 13. D., of
Trowbridge, preachid practical sermons
in the Methodist chtirch last Sundae.
Morning text was Acts 26-19, "I was
not disobedient to the heavenly'visi.cn,"
and the evening •'What shall it profit a
man if he shall gain the whole world
and lose his own soul ? " a good old
Gospel theme.
pncng
Weariness
Not the hind that comes from Isle
1'l• and is cured by t-efreahiug:deep
anti quiet lent but the gemeeel
weitriliP58 and languor fel 105 nitwit
in the Morning as tot night, null
which make every lit tie task seetu
difficult. Such it condition is cine
to impure blood and exhanateti
Il er yes.
Our Beef,
Iron and Wine
purifies and rev 'Kea the blood
and through the blood feeds tlw
starvtilg lIerves, It increases the
appetite, cleara the oofuplexiou
and reuewa strength and energy.
A. remedy indispensable to almost
every one at this season of the
Ye
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ffi7.0O per large bottle
at
DRUG STORE
Notice !
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Egwnuns. —In Brnaaels, on May 18111, to Mr, i
and Mrs. Ren. Edwards, noon•
HimontLA—In Vancouver, 13. 0., on May 7111, I
to Mr; and Mrs. .3. Robertson Mitchell, a ;The Connell of the Corporation of the Conn -
daughter.
t u1. tlurwl will h1 chi Oouneil m
SW.te'ZER.—At Keldeld, Sash., on May Oth, to n1.y1 the lawn of Glaoderlah051, eft 3teeuayCha, Juberno
Mr. and Mrs. L E. Switzer, a eon. 8rd, at 8 o'elodr. Accounts requiring settle -
MARRIED
meant must be placed with the Ulerk before
thisdute.
Dated May 280 W. LANE,
h, 1918, Clerk.
The Court of Revision on the Assessment
Roll of the Village of Brussels will be held at
the Council (bomber, Brussels, on Monday,
the 2nd day of June next, st 8 o'ulook-p, m.
Alt parties Interested will please take notice
and govern themselves socordingly.
Brussels, Billy 201.11, 1010.11'. 8, SOOTT, Olark,
Meeting of Huron County Council.
ARMSTRONG—MCKINNON—At "Oban Place,'
on May 14th, by Rev. D. B. Moline, of Ar -
mow. Mr. Alex. I. Armstrong to Mies An-
na Belle daughter of Mrs. Hugh McKin-
non, both of Grey township,
DIED
AtlDwasoN,—In Morrie, on May 2100. Quintin
Anderson, aged 57 years, 2 months and 10
days.
GILL—In Ethel, on May 1716, Isaao Gill, in his
75rd year.
WOODS.—In Brussels, on May 22nd, Henry
Woods, aged 72 years, 10 months and 22
d aye.
AUCTION SALES
PRTDAY, MAT 28RD—HORNeilold Pnrnitnr'e,
ora., at the home of R. Gerry, M311 street,
13ruseels at 2 p m., owing to intended re.
2.3o o'clock when Rev Mr. Brad,ey, of movnl. B. otomy, Proprietor ; P. S. Scott,
Teeswate•r will coucluct the service, Auctioneer,
Congregational Representatives to - - the Official Board of the Metliodlst BRUSSELS MARKET
church, 13tttss Is;'we,e elected by ballot -----
Wednesday evening of „lest week a5 Wheat 4 90 4 90
1Mows :—S Bailey,W. H Prone, G. Oats '18 fe
C Manners, R J Hoover, F Roe and Bailey 13 00
Mrs J T )'food 13 were nominated. Butter 19 20
Period of , ffice "is one r ear unless re- Eggs ................ ..............,le l9
elected. Bogs 9 85 0 85
Eay. ......... 8 00 8 00
Auction Sales
AUOTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD roa-
NITUIIa, lt'4o.--F. S, Scott, Auctioneer, has
been instructed by the enderelgned to bell by
public naotion athisresidence, 111111 street,
Brussels, on Friday, May 22rd, at 2 o'clock, the
following property :-1 "Happy Thought" cook
stove with reservoir, 1 10 -inch upright coal
heater, 1 Ktondllre stove, 1 bluc•flame etnvo 2
burners, l glass cupboard. 1 hall rook, 1 book
ease, 1 extension tattle, 1 large extension oak
table, 1 walnut centre table, 2 couches, 1 writ-
ing desk, 12 chairs, 2 rocking ehntrs, 1 high
chair, 2 arm chairs, 1 sideboard, 4 soli I I aloins
2 olothes presers, 1 bedstead, mattrnsa and
springs, 1 feather bed, 1 walnut bedstead and
springs, 2 small bureaus, 1 dresser, 'l, wash
stands, 1 clothes horse, 2 hanging lamps, 4 or-
dinary lulape a number of toilet dishes, 2 doz.
gnarl gems, I. large oat box with 9 commit 1 -
memo, 1 84 ft. one-man saw, 1 carriage pole and
whiflietyeas, 1 lawn ntow•er,l Imperial washing
msohine, new, 1 m'okhlole board, dishes, pots,
pane and other small articles, Sale will be
without reserve as the proprietor is leaving
town. Terms -5500 and under cash ; over
that amount 8 months oredit will be given on
fnrnielling approved joint notes. 5per cent
a$ for cash on credit am nGERRY, Proprietor.
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E are showing extraordinary values in Boys' and Men's Clothing 'and without
doubt the largest and best assorted stock we have ever had. PROGRESS
I3RAND—Made Right, Fit Right, Are. Right and at Right Prices. Beau-
tiful Patterns in Fancy Worsteds and Serges, in Grey's, Browns and Greens. New
Tweeds in Heather Mixed and Diagonal Stripes. All this season's best patterns.
Here are a Few of the many Good Lines offered
Men's Bran and Go yen Mixed 'Worsted finished
Tweeds 1.1 rang tieing and good filling ; all sizes
11.11111134 til 4't—
Special at $7.00
Men's Brown, Green and Grey Mixed'TWeeds and
Worsteds peefent fit ling ; Wool serge lining ;„
pats (Welled with belt sirups anti 6 pit kilts ; toll
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Our Special at $10.00
Mon's'FaheyWorsteds aid Serges 3' extra 50011 gnrtl-
iuies of lining ; making No. 1 in every respect;.
Grey, Brown amtl Green Mixed patterns ; 5.11
sizes 34to44—
Yourchoice for $13.75
lllon's 131ihe. and I31ack Serges .and Fancy Worsted
Suit"' 1 No 1 in evt.ty respect ; trimming anti
teak log the hest • 1'dtlw l ns new po•('eet fitting'
in BBlin,iler, Medio in, Short SIonl Rud Large
nintlels. \Ve COM fit: you, Iia vey x11115004 value
at the pekes ulal•Ited— ..
15.00 16.00 & 18.00
Youths' Fancy Mixed Tweed Suits in ,this season's
best Patterns, with long punts ; strong lining;
ill sisee 38, 34 a1111 35
Special value at $6.00
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Grey and Brown mixed palter t s ; Blue Seep _;
wool serge lined ; pants finished twit straps
and 5 pockets ; make good 2.00ot:i r l'ibie v 511118 ;
sizes 82, 88, 34 and 35—
Specials at 10.00 & 12.00
I3nys' 2 and 3 -piece Snits. with Ridekee and Bloomer
Pants ; 'lovely patterns in Worsteds .and Fancy
Tweeds ; all are properly made and evor,•y shit
gond value at—
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Wcrlting Boots at 2.00, 2.50 & 83.00 woo 1.h
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A Complete Assortment of Cotton Hosiery'
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