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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1913-12-11, Page 5Of Interest t•w to the Public ewe .041 —bIt hbeen an axion 1n the colmnercial community that those whu study their CUM. uuers 111061 and give the best value for money always succeed in winning the greatest cou}ldenno of the public. and in obtaining the largest meas- ure of its patronage. That, and that only, is the reason why I have built a Hae business, despite 0101 ideeable opposition, give better value—whilst my prides are generally lower than elsewhere, 1 give you an honest, personal service, identifying myself with your interest, and ever endetwol Ing to give you a better return fon the money spent with me thele what you could get elsewhere; Prompt deliveey 15 as essential as gond work. The importance of this is recognized by me, and I realize the responsibility when I accept an order. Cemetery work promptly attended to. Estimates cheerfully given. Brussels Granite & Marble Works ALLAN E. HERSEY, Proprietor Tamil Rau . tarns Wuo will compose t914 Council? 5% will be added to all local taxes not paid by tate close of Saturday, 13th inst. STATteroay Council meeting Monday, December x5abl to complete financial business of the year. SHERIFF Reynolds went to Kingston last week with Robert Gordon, who was sentenced by Judge Britton to six year, in the penitentnry. THE PosT solicits your printing If You want any kind of printing we car. do it and do it neatly and promptly If it's a calling card, a memorial card or a wed ling invitation we have the late t designs. If it is business stationery, nr an auction sale hill, programs, annual statements, tickets, and in tact anything in the line of paper and printing, we can give you satisfaction, MILITIA CHANGES.—W. B. lyleTa(- gart, of Moron, a graduate of .the R M. C., is given a commission as Lieu- tenant in the new 31st Huron Regiment, in Battery, C. F A., which has its head- quarters at Goderirli. Provisional Lieu- tenant C. G Vanstone, 33rd Huron Re giment, is pet meted to retire. George Spotton and Harry Clarence McLean be. came provisional Lieutenants in the corps. WEDDING BELLS.—'Phe nuptial knot was securely tied by Rev. J. E. Ford at the Victoria street oarsonege, Godericlt, at the early hour of 6 on Saturday morn- ing. Nov. 24th, when' Miss Lucy Mc - Crockett. daughter of las, and Mrs. Mc- Cracken, of Victorias street, former- ly of Brussels, was united in marriage to Albert Edward Bond oldest on of Jas. and Mrs, Bond, pro- prietor of the McDonald hoarding house, St. David's street, G'oderich. After' the ceremony the happy couple left on the 7 05 Grand Trunk train f' r Detroit, where they probably will make their future home, 1 The Regina Watch How about that old watch ? Is it not giving satisfaction ? Have it exchanged for a !'' GINA mid yein will always be sure of the right time. They are sold at the following prices : 7 -jewelled 20.year Banter Gold-filled Casd - -$11.75 15 -jewelled 20 -year Banner Gold-filled Case 13.76 17 -jewelled 20 -year Banner Gold-HIIed Cense - = 16.75 7 - jewelled Waterproof Nickel Case - 8.20 15 - jewelled Waterproof Nickel Case - - 10,20 17 - jewelled Waterproof Nickel Case - - 18.20 These Watches are all guaran- teed for three year's. ALA. L. BLAKE n Walton Ontario eimmommennommesmisomim +++++++++++++÷++++++++++++ •FaarM•at+• aa( ++++ ■ +sewn9 Machines 4. + 4. REPAIRED* + .l' , + Sewing Maelthies Repaired + • and Cleaned, ftl y asp, /lily make + —Canadian, Anit(tacatnt English 'I' 111• G.1 '� ✓ German. iJ'.eftll!e't lcea willing- 4. • ty given. + llp ro a coed or call at D • ]IalstsbTeue fn hf 0se Br ssels 1 u • g ,l, Farmore bring In Machine Heads "° F. H. Smith +44444++++ f 4.++ +*4.1.4.+ 4.+++.14 FROM PGR'rAGR 1•A Peal:Mtt.—A letter • 444444 .{.•+•4.0.141.•+•+•+•4444 4,•+•+•+•+•+•+.+•44+40+•+.** NOW TO AVOID COLO from Geo• Buchanan, B. A., teacher 011 • • •• • the Collegiate staff of Portage le Praise and a former Brussellte, says t— Tb weather here has beau perfect all Fall quite a coutrast to the last 2 yea's. 1 is well above freezing today (Nov. 29th and autoing is excellent, I enjoy m work in this town Ane. There ar tunny advantages here as we are nee Winnipeg and are consequently oftet by the best opera traupes plenty of good water ; many beautify, parks and lakes and last, but not less a fine class of residents, Portage,1 Prairie has all the desirable features a large city with none of its drawback. Hoping !hat all old Brussels friends are In their usual good fettle Including yourself,I am Yours Cordially, etc. Another groat Discovery. A well known gentleman in Black Bay, 0111., Mr. John Cowan, has dis- covered an absolute specific fur Rheumatism, and writes 1 "1 wits ia. feeted with Sciatica told chronic Rieuulttism which I coot racted years ergo. The disease had a great hold 111 my blood, and it was hard to 011111' any impression on `11. 110adiOg of Fet•rozotto I was convinced of ire merit and it's ceetaltily Lite best I have ever tried, Why it just drove away the Rheumatisut. Even stiffened oid 1111 fevers will experience quick results. The reason is that Ferrnzone acts through the blond and thereby les- t toys the cause of the decease. Price 50c per box at all dealers, DECEMBER FORECASTS.— A regular storm period extends from the 7111 to Ile 13111, being at its centre on the tali Let it be remembered that this period is at the annual time of magnetic and electric excess, growing out of the in- elinatiol of the'earth's magnetic pole to the sun's electrical equator. Aurora perturbations earth-cUrtellts of tlatural electricity, through the earth and along all conducting substances, often inter Tering with telegraphic operations, reach a maximum activity from about the 5th to the 15th of Decembel. Such disturbances will pass a crisis this) month from the loth to the 15th notablt on the Lith, zeal x3th and 14th. A marked earthquake period is also central on the 13th involving the loth to the 16th. About the gth the barometer will show approaching storm conditions which will increase as they move eastward, breaking into active storms or wind. rain and snow on the xoth, Lith, tach and 13th. These storms will culminate. in a crisis of snow and blizzard within Forty-eight hours of Saturday 13111 Prolonged real storms with high and perilous gales will be encountered on the Atlantic ocean and coasts, through- out this part of the month. 1 Patrons No, 3 Rural flail Route, the tiistribming point being Brussels.. Wm. Rands, John Grant,' Rein. Tyertnat, Jas. Petiole, Jos. Long, Geo 1,1 Speirat, John Carnonhau, Wm. Whitfield, Dan. Neabel, Jas. Deinntut, Hat twell Speirat. Garfield Bak A', Isaac Lake, 1). E. Sanders, Hugh Cunningham, John Brown, Robert 11e1ut•y, Wtit. McNair, Donald Robertson, Andrew Lamina, Jas. Cameron, John Davidson, Thos. Davidson. Jae. Bird, 'V. J. Sharp, \Vin. A. Michel, J. Wilson. Evans, Richd. Cox, John Dougherty, John Speirat, John K. Baker, Win. 0. Stevenson, Mrs. David Doill, Robt: Baur, Thos. Brown,• Chas. Knight, 1ingh McKay, Robert Hoover, John Creteu', Alex. McDonald, Robt. Miller, Jas, Dickson, Alex. Petrie, 'rhos. Bird, Conrad Michael, Levi Whitfield, Chas. Love, Wm. Buttrey: Dan. Mitchau, Jas. Greig. Fred. Oxtohy, Win. Ilollenback, Danl. Cooper, John K. Brown, John Icing. John Dark, Jas. Moses, Jas. Arm• strong. Oliver Hemingway,' Wm. 0. Li • Livingstone, and Geo. el. Whitfiel g d, • Y • r n 4 I t o When Women suffer. Look out for weakness or disease. See if there is not et aideache, head- ache, restlessness and the "blues.," 'These symptoms indicate that you need the gentle nssistanctl of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. They are wontttlt' greatest relief, prevents functional derangements, renew the life of the blood, purify anti clean the system throughout. No tonic so potent, no results so Marked as follow the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills, Pt ice 25c pet box at all dealers. Goderich At the meeting of Godericli hockey association it was decided not to enter a team 111 the Norther') League. The ladies of the choir of the North street Methodist church enter- tained the gentlemen of their choir to a small dinner on a recent evening. Fred, Gould, who has change of the hydro -electric ..power here, expects to have the linea connected so that hydro power may be ntl1ize lefot cariu- Inereial purposes by Jaunta'y 1st• +. The Collegiate authorities are hav- ing all entertainment in the opera house Friday, December 190h, when the diplomas fot• departmental ex- aminations in 1912 and 1913 will be alis tl'i bat ed, • • BEGGED FRoar FARMERS.—A teal about 50 years of age, who gave his name as Jaynes Pierce, arrested by County Constable Thos,Gundry, for begging among the farmers nem • here, was found to have over $900 el his person when seal clued (In en101111g the county jail. The money was principally uT bank I' ! y I ills the smallest 1 .. 1being Ini a$20 bill. P • t Sev,nl $100 bill found s were etre r cud noung st the roll. H is beim held here C NI e. on g avagrancy charge while Crown Attorney Charles Seeger investigates his ease. Pierce 011111tis his hurtle its Montreal. Out of an estate valued at t $9,814.96, Mrs.Elizabeth Me 1 1 � 1'r vie who died on Sept. 24th and Whose has recently been probated, left $0,100 to churches and ehn, eh tvoi k the principal berii'fteiaties tlhdee the will are ; The Missionary Society of the Methodist rhum•h of Canada $1,0(10; W. C. 7'1 U of Ontario, $1,000 ; Superannuation rand of the Methodist church $1,000 ; Educational Fend of the Methodist chine:IL Gode- rich, $500 ; for the payment of salaries }ti connection with the LV. C. T. U. in tlie lnmbee canine , $500; Marine and Gen .cal os 1 e H iia a Aeric., 1 G 1 G00 p � Children's Aid Society of Ontarico $600 ; Sunday School of North Street.. rlburth, Godetdch, $100. About 35, - NO is left to ;•elat(y*e. 41' the he. • d• 0 • • • •• • •• + • •• •• 4. • • •' Up-to-date Xmas Gifts Ready for You tom- o See the New Ideas in our Holiday Stock Watches Front $1 00 tip. Large aseort- ment. ; prices right. Don't fail to see out, line if in need of a Watch. Clocks Newest in Small Nancy Clocks, Cuckoo, Parlor, Bed -room, Dining -room and Kit- chen Clocke- Jewelery The httesi in Pearl Set Goads, 10 and 14k Brooches, Necklets, Pen. Actors, Diamond Ringia, Signet Rings, Ladies' and Gents' Fobs. Large line of 13raeeletst Tie Pins, Tie Clips, Ban Pins, etc. Fountain Pens, Novelties, Ebony alai Parisian Ivory Goods with and without rases. Large lice of Xmas and New Yea' Post Cards, Tags, Seals and Booltlets. Net v designs in Silverware, Cut Glass, Pate,Y China, Flared Bags, Mesh Bags, Pipes with and without eases, A few good Violi118 which are good value at our prices. Be an Bp -t1' -date Santa Claus --It's Easy, No difficulty if you make your Selections from our Stock, Child mos Joy is all the year Joy when the Gift is a Kodak. Don't fail to see our complete line. Our welcome to buyers --COME. Articles purchased Engraved free of charge Wendt's Jewelery Store WROXETER •• • • • • • + . • • • • • s •• • • • • quests are mote than the value of the estate all the benefic.ianiee will have to take a pro rata share as the be- quests are all made subject to abate- ment, Wungham At the regular meet ing of Maitland Lodge, No. 119, 1. 0, O. F., the fel. having ltiicers were elected : N. G:, \V. \V. Hough ; V. G., W. 13. Elliott ; Recording Secretary, J. F. Groves : Financial Secretary. W. J. lien) • Treasurer', H. 13. Elliott. The ruins of the Clegg & Wake'. I'aelnl•y have ceased smoldering. The insurance representatives were here and made satisfactory adjus- meets, As soon its the debris can be cleaned up and, taken away a brick building will beereeted. Blyth Harvey, son of Ben and ilk's. Mason, 15 improving after his severe illness. Isaac Brown shipped a car of waste inateriati frust his evaporator to Ham- burg, Genitally. Among the fowl received by Mc- 11ililul & Co. dnrit1g the past week were two turkeys, one weighed 25y lbs and the other 241 lbs, Master Lyall, son of 13.. II. and Mrs. Robinson, had the misfit' tune to have his colla' hone broken by being shov- ed by another boy while at school. The coudlth n ofr Thos. Ms. Llns. C0de who has been illt''' t theP est ter weeks renuriu about the same and little hope is entertained for her re- rovery. A. W. and Mrs. Sloan left for an'ex- t ended visi t to relatives in Han iston, Toronto, Sault Ste. Marie and probab. y Minneapolis. Mrs, Sloa n's health has not been the best for some don- siderable time and they. ore taking this trip as a means of streugthi')r Iger. S 1111110N COUNTY COUNCIL The most important business teans- acted by the Oounty Council, held last week atGoderieh was the passing of two resolutions, one to make a grant of $100 to the Great Lakes Disaster' fund, moved by Conneillors Clark and Winter, and the Other 'wets that the Council ulettloralize the Do- minion government to finish the im- provements commenced it., the G'bde. rich Iiltl bo' should be mach as ranch its possible a hat bor of refuge. This was moved by Councillors Nlunni1gs and Ca')telnn. A deputation may wait on the government in regard to this matter and a copy of the resolution will be forwat'ded to the Public Wm Its de- partment. Wardell McKay, of Egnlondville peesii(ed and the 31 councillors were present. In opening the Warden matlee a short address of welcome to the mem- bets turd rema'ked that he believed all the Comity work undertaken had been roulpleted. A communication wa rrcPa' s received from A. Carman. Sectet,a,ry of the Col- legiate ol lP iate Institute ret $t. g t Marys. stating that County 3nrinl V of t 1I1 IIB would p p t ire admitted to the Iltstitute there by paying $10 at' year. It LVae referred.tn the Education Oomtnittee• A petition frotu Robert, J.' Holmes and tout other a was 1 e CPIVP<I. It ask ed that a unlet school section be form ed of pelt is of the townships of Mot us ilullett and McKillop, A counter pmt11un 011.3 also received anti both were refereed to the. Education com- mittee for cetsidee'ettinn: Cnuneillo• Bailie inquh•ed about the money veceived and disposed of hi the ease of the late John Dinsley, former- ly an inmate of the douse. of Refuge. The Ho hse of Refuge Committee f, 1 mites wilt look into the matter, Councillors 'Sanders. And Love tel P A v t i that 1111' bridge IiehvPPu the counties of Huron and Latrnhtenbe built as early next ,year as possible and that'i15 be maintained and renair• epi to hake it safe Until i,t is rebuilt. MISS RUTH HECTOR Considered to have the Most lnxu runt euui beautiful hair in New York M iss Reetur save : "1 find a certair pleasure in recommending Sageine as I know Sageiue Co bee Peal benefit to women. I had a very hard time u try- ing to dress my hair nice before I used Sageine. Itdil')' t matter what le the hair was being worn w hair was always too dry nd lifeless to dress propeely. I suffered with dandruff more or less and my hair fell out n0- 111 it was thin and ragged. My mother urged me to nee Sageine as 0 amebir of petsons had recommended it to her. I used it finally and was only sorry that 1 had not learned of it long before. Sageine has remade Iny hair just as 11100 and soft and thick as you see it. I have •been com- plimented very much on its unusual beauty. Sageiue is now sold in Brus- sels, Ont., and costs only 60c a large bottle. Be sure to go to Jas. Fox's drug store—other stores don't have Sageine. J. Waugh, M. A. Chief Inspector of public and separate schools for Ontario was present and addressed the Conn- ell in reference to improving the Educational facilities in this county and advising that additional inspec- tion should be provided. A wa•itteu invitation sent by the Ame'ica 1 Road. Machine Company inviting the Councillors individually o' in 0 body to visit their plant was read, TILE SUNDAY SCHOOL WORLD Since the Twin Conventions of the Ontario Sunday School .Association held the ctosiltg days of Oetobee, two nu het conferences of Olden. Boy Workers have been held under the joint, auspices of the Provincial Sum day School Association and the Inter- provincial Y. M t . C. A. one n . Week - vine, t B r cit vine, and 0115 at Brantford. The member of those conferencesT farh t O most. t` st part t wort. Oldet. Boys (ageses 113- 20,) AtBrockville. 49 5, at Brantford 502, total 1087 were etlrolled. This enrollment, represented 121 different points in 83 Counties. One strong feature of these conferences B C tfel'enree 1 s a Sun- day afternoon Mass Meeting to which only boy leaders are admitted.u the age limit 18 suitfly Shawn at 15, crone undo admitted., A. covert)] 1res0uta- tion of life prolanrns and clean living is trade. At the two conferences 109 pinng inert declared, by .public alp. pearance, as giving their lives to Christian service. 775 others, regis- tered seine forward step in the direction /` o of mc. to wholesome" living It (s conservatively estimated that these oonfel•enoes throng)) the dele- gates will reach g 20,000 boys, directly and indirectly. Already font. Intal conferences on as smaller scale are planned before New Feats, following up the work of the WEATHER DISEASES To prevent cold weather diseases put your body into a• proper healthy enuditiott to successfully resist areal, Colds, gl'ippe, broutbilis, pneumonia, catarrh, typhoid Yl hotel levo, theurnaWstu and other ailments may be escaped in most caste if this is done Build up vont itealtit and sttengl11 your tlr0ves and blood (Ltd entire body— in to such shape that you can count on good health all dut'i ng the Wham months --by (akiltg Rexall Olive Oil lt;nmlelon,•tll0 ideal 131oo<i, nerve and body builder. Thia is a remarkable medicine, but a common-sense one. It doesn't etilaulate. So-called "tonics" that stimulate give yon no permanent re. IirY ; but leave you worse off than be- fore. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion con- tains none of these harmful, stilnu- toting ingredients, such its alcohol and dangerous and habit-forming drugs. Its great benefit to you is through its real nerve and blood and body.buildittg effects. It nourishes builds, strengthens. Its merit does not teat 00 Creaking you feel better for a few minutes ata time after tak- ing it, but on making you feel better as a result of masking you well. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is the ideal blood and nerve -food tonic, You who are weak and run -clown, and you who are Immo enily well now, but are liable to suffer from various cold weather ailments, iise Rexall Olive Emulsion to get and keep well and strong. For the tine&out, ran -down, nervous, emaciated or debilitated— the convalescing—growing children— aged people—it is a seueible aid to renewed strength, better• spirits, glowing health." Rexall Olive 011 Emulsion—king of the celebrated Rexall Remedies—is for fteedom from sinkness of you and poor family. You'll be as enthusiastic about it as we are when yon have noted its pleasant task, its strength- ening, invigorating, building -up, disease -preventing effects, • If it does not help you, yen. money will be given back to you without argument. Sold in this ronlmnnity only at our store—The Rexall Store—one of more than 7,000 leading drug stores in the United States, Canada and Great Britain. F. R. Smith. Druggist, Brussels, Ont. two larger conferences, and it is ex- pected that before Spring half a dozen others will be planned and carried through. The movement is signifi- cant as a- prophesy of a Twentieth Century method. Among the many things suggested by the boys as the task to he undertaken, in addition to those who attempt the Christiau life, are such things as the following : "Teach English to immigrant boys ;" "Join the church : " "Train for Y. M. 0. A. Secretaryship 1" "Teach Sunday School Class ;" •Pronote Pocket Testanent League ;" "Enter Chris- tian ministry," while score upon score indicated; Cut out bad habits ;" "Clean speech :" and "Clean living." Between 1905 and 1911 the Sunday ••••(•••••••N•.••••••.$.WY4••!••••• •N•d'$+••WN•+Fe+•f••••••SISIS •• • • •• hall' • • • Weather • •• 1 Goods Fine range of well made Horse Blankets at various ri • OLTB � C0s Comfortable Rugs and Robes * Sleigh Bells in Variety. ♦ • Halters, Currg Combs, Brushes, &o. '. $ ▪ Trunks, Valises and Hand. Bags if you intend travelling • •. Our large stock gives customers a good choice. PRICES • • ARE RIGHT. Call in and see our goods. + Harness Repairing a B ealait , B. F. CARR, Brussels p Y On Jan, 1st, 1914, the Cash System of doing business will be adopted. •+•+•+0+•4'•+•+•+♦+•+•+•+•4. •+••F•+••14444•••••+••P•+•4011a • t+ School enrolled of North America iu- eteased 25', ; from twelve to fifteen million. This does not include of- ficers and teachers. The secret of the increase is largely found in the organized Adult Bible Class Move- ment. Under the direction of J. Shreve Durham, Superintendent of the Visitation Department, International Sunday School Association. during thep ast years ears sever al visitations from house to house have been con- ducted, the purpose being to ascertain definitely the conditions regarding the attitude of the people to the chin ch. Such cities as Toronto, Chicago, Philadelphia, Montreal, Louisville and St Louis have been visited. More than 22 million people have been waited upon, questioned a11 to their telationship, and invited an the name of the co-operating churches • to attend the church of their choice. The Sunday School Is no longer a woven and girls' affair. From Hutchison, Kansas, comps a unique report of a Sunday School with au enrollment of 1400. It has more grown-ups than children mote adults in average attendance than children, more risen and boys in regular at- tendance than women and girls. In Howard Park Methodist Sunday School, Tnrouto, on Nov. 23rd, there were 342 mein and boys and 318 women and girls. This is a regular oc- currence. i; For Headaches Here's the Reason and the Cure �" i,;•"1 Most people at some time or another suffer from headaches—disordered stomach, liver or bowels Is the cause—any one can be cured—one woman says: Chamberlain's Tablets did more for Inc than 1 ever dared hope for—cured headaches—biliousness—and toned up my whole system -1 feel like a new wo- man." No case too hard for these little red health restorers. 25e. t bottle. Druggists and Dealers, or by Mail. Chamberlain Medicine Company, Toronto 6 { 40 V410 BEST IiE1° •••••♦♦•••♦•••••••••••••••••••••♦♦•••♦•••••••••••••A•••••••••••••••••••••••••.,. • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • • • Look Alive ! Friday, Dec. 12 Get Busy ! Wednesday, Dec. 24 Z Just lOMorih soi p 9 Days1 • ammismoomme • within which time you must decide by what gifts you will express the joys of the Christmas season. During our long service in the Jewellery trade we have found -•It.-.,.,, amply exemplified that merit is a magnet that never fails to draw. Thus, in prepara- tion for the Holiday o y trade this year we have placed in stock choice imported goods such as would be difficult to duplicate at this season of the year. They are on sale now Until Christmas after which date there will be no articles left. It never was otherwise. Seeing creates • • a desire and the desire begets a purchase. That is our experience. Under these cir- : cumstances let us emphasize the necessity of early buying. Come when the stock is : complete and make sure that you secure that which you desire. • • What would you like ? If it is Gifts for elderly people, we have them if it is sPresents for Children, they are in our stock ; if it is something for a Husband or Wife, • or if it is a token of affection for a Friend, you can obtain what you want • • • at W. F. Stretton's • •• We Publish herewith a Classified List which yassistyou in making a choice. of Gifts • may 9 • • • • • ♦ • • ••• • • • • • • • • • s • • • • • • • • • • For Ladies —Toilet and Manicure Sets in Ebony, Ivo'y and 1 d i Silver —Hansi pain - ted China. —Silverware —Oloeits—Nickel Cuckoo, Quail and Chime —Small Fancy Clocks in Russian Ivor )+, Sil- ver and Gold y —Candlesticks—Nickel and Brass —Necklaces in Gold-filled, Solid 14 -karat Gold, Pearl Set, Sapphire Set and Diamonds Di t s I — Combs and Bactettea —Mesh Bags --Br atcelels —Lockets —Umbrellas—Silk, Gold and Gold -mounted Handles — Brooches -Signet. Rings— till sizes —Diathond Rings —Combination Rings, sod) as Rubies, Pearls la and Diamonds io urtnds —Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons For Gentlemen --Combination Walking Cane and Umbrella —A novel device, 1 v c1', nils very latest —Combination Sets—Gold Cuff Links, Stick Pin and Tie Clip —.Watch Chains e ttCid Lockets --Gold d Fined and Solid Gold --Watch Fobs —Violins -Signet Rings —Eye Glasses —(land Reading Glasses —Canes—Gold-headed GOild-�PadPd orO - G ld mounted —Umbrellas—Silk, Gold or Gold -mounted Handles —Toilet Sets in Ebony and'Perslatt Ivory —Shaving Sets MARRIAGE LIOEINSES We issue them and now c tv is an opportune time to tryone. Ask n for tirticulars re ing te double wedding ring method, Store where Gift selection is Sim l fl W, f, Stretton's Jeweller Store e. •Jewellery p� • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••,•••••••••••• b•♦••••••••••1••••• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Y •