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Kodak films
Bring us your Christmas Kodak ,
Films to Develop nod Print. We
will get the best from every expos.
pre, and gladly assist 1011 to even
still better future resells, Now is
the time to use -
Flash Sheets 25c pkg.
Velox Water Colors
Complete outfit with special Brushes
end Palette, 75e.
Book of Color Stamps
12 colors 250.
Snap Shot Albums, 150 up.
Negative Albums $1,00.
Be sure and take some Winter Pictures
Valentine Post Cards 5c each and 2 for 5c
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DRUGGIST AND $ t'ATIONER.
XacaII..elvs L.CIT>CA
COUNCIL meeting next Modday eve-
ning
A.0 U, W. will meet Friday eve.
nitre of this week.
LOCAL news mite alae be read en page,
A Of this Issue, Dont skip It,
TlivaeDAY of neat week will be the
regular Monthly gorse Fair flee At
tend it,
PntiLtC Library Concert, Brussels
Town Hall, Monday evening, Mehreary
gth, Dont miss it.
DONT forget the Attotlon sale of
Magazines at Public Library Saturday
evening et 8 O'olook,
Tttt hound advertised in last week's
Pose was recovered to Its owner; the
watch found was restored to the plan to
whom it belonged ; and the cutter rug
is once more in possession of the party
who lost it, all the fruits of using a live
paper. 3 instances in one week is fairly
good proof.
PUELIC Library Concert Leigh -
Smith Company, in Town Hall, Brits-
' eels Monday evening, February 9th
Plan of reserved seats at Fox's Drug
store. Friday of this week and Saturday
and Monday of next week plan will be
open to Course ticket holders and after
Monday will be at the call of the public
generatly The Concert is said to be A
1 so keep the evening clear.
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BOUGHT THE GAR.SIDE 1
AA4Es
INE SHOP. -The Council of Brussels
has closed ,1 sale of the Garside -fames
Machine Shop, Mill street, to Thos
Pope & Son, of Seaforth, at $1500
The uew proprietors will take possessiou
on April lst, and will carry Ott a general
repair shop and develop other lines.
Both are practical men and not afraid
of workWe wish them success and
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Bowleg Mutual annual meeting,
Wednesday, February lith, at Gorrie.
STRONG Lxe•rvPE -Friday evening
last Rev. Henry A Fish of Owen
Sound, delivered a well prepared Lec-
ture In the Methodist ehureh, under the
attspicee of the Diane Order, His
topte wits "The Protesatat st'nation in
Canada today"•lvhtels Walt dealt With St
length, llhe reverend gehtleman la e
line spealter and hot. given the subject
oleo' etude, lieu, Mr, Wren occupied
the vheir, 'There were a Itunther to at.
lenclnhee front Weide points
LIAaAuR Beezn Srttneele 'Public
Ll tory Boxed meeting was held last
9aterdny.evening 10 the Sot 14 Room
Mlotttoo of )elft meetiltg Were reed end
adopted Severs)n000tintt were piteeed
for 0051, light, daily papers, fee- It
wee decided to sell the Msgasines Qom
log to the Library Readipg Room.
Saturday erening of This weelc at 8
o'clock. F. S. Scott will be the Auer.
tioneer. Arrangements were mode for
the next Library Course Concert for
February 9th. Members present were
J Ie Rowland. F. S. Scott, F. H. Gil -
ray, A C Dames and W. H. Kerr.
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HONE,. -"The most delicious honey I Neve
ever tasted" said a customer. Extra tine
clover Honey special offer one 10 lb, p it
81,20 two for 3.180; or three for 38,55 Try
it and prove it. G. A. DEADMAN,
Brussels.
W00nwORK A8 WILL A8 ILAOx8N1TD1N0.-
S. T Pluu, stn supply all repairs in the wood-
work line in connection with the business.
IY you require anything
in that department
call In Shop Thomas street, Brussels.
YELLOW Collie dog lost in Morris. Be has
White neck and breast Any person knowing
of his whereabouts- will doe favor by notify-
ing Robert Young sr. Brussels P. 0, or Blyth
phone 807.
wilwell
farrow abobred ut Aprre il
15 gPhone 88s 178ele,
875
Lot 17, Con. 6, Morris. WM ALDERFON,
PREMED hay and straw and a few good cows
for sale. Geo, A. BBOT.
think they should do well. HALE of a red and blank horse blanket lost
AFTER HAY -One night not long ago South or Brnasets, front half remaining On
smade a visit to
kora-. Finder will kindly leave 1t pt TEE
some person or person. poem ,
the Queen's hotel stables and took TELEPHONE ACCOUNTS. All newtons in•
a supply of hay. It was secured at debted to the Brussels, Morrie and Ore,
the back door and hauled away through Telephone Company are asked to Bettie the
be
the alleyway. Joe would hsve bought equarea off befory e tho e annual meeting ooks sySaid
them a bale and saved handling the accounts ore payable et the Central office,
loose hay if be had been called on In Bruaeele. Fatly attention to the above will
business hours. Such sneek thieving is greatly oblige.
no Qredtt to the folk engaged or the vtl- ToonoPn and Osmpbell cutters sold by E.
G, Plum, Brussels, Ask about them.
lage. Will gum, set and file circular or any saw
LIYINGS'TONE-MoM ILLAN: A very now with the latest saw tools, Tom McGreg•
Pretty wedding took place on Wednes- or, Brnesete, Oat,
slay afternoon of last week at tit home —0—
of Rev, Dr, Ross, Geoffry street, Tor- HOCKEY MATCH. -Friday evening of
this week the Wroxeter High School
Hockey team 2 111 be Here to play with
the boys of Brussels school Game
called al 7 sharp and skating will be in
order after the match Gents t5 cents,
ladies and children To cents.
onto, formerly of Brussels, when Miss
Pearle Robena McMillan, of Brussels,
Ont., became the bride of Neil Living-
stone, of Dubuc, Sask. The bride look
ed.charming iu a gown of cream silk
crepe with embroidered tunic and
girdle and sash of purple velvet, and
carried a corsage hoquet of lily of the
valley and pink roses, Immediately
after the ceremony a reception was held
at the home of William McVicar, Craw-
ford street, after which the happy
couple left for Detroit sud Western
points, 00 their return Mr. and Mrs.
Livingstone will leave for their future
Home Dubuc, Seek. Groom is a son of
the late Duncan Livingstone, of Bras
sets, and the bride a daughter of George
and hire. McMillan, of this place The
happy twain have the best wishes of a
wide circle of relatives and friends for a
long, happy "ad prosperous life.
Sr, TORIN'S MASONIC AT HOME, -'Phis
annual function as featured for a num-
ber of years pest has proven one of the
events of the season and tate one held
Friday evening in the 'Down Hall was
fully up to its predecessors. The Hall
was prettily decorated with the colors
and emblems of the Order end the com-
mittee was complimented on their sue -
cess. Principal B. S. Scott presided
aa chairman of the Concert in a most
genial manner end-intendured the talent
initials 13 Dentine ani! Eddie Piggott.
Toronto, and the Italian 5 piece orchestra
from London. The former dirt not
arrive until the 9 p. m. 1rein but did his
part excellently a variety of settee
representative 07 Scotland and Ireland, widow of John George Ament, occurred
sea solos and patriotic numbers, He at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
(les a fine baritone voice,and knows how Robert Costes, 35 Evergreen avenue.
to use it, Mr. Piggot's<songs and reci- South London. on Sunday. She was a
tattoos were humorous indeed and former resident of tenforth Where she
While in costume looked tate part. His lied resided for 40 years. Four eons
best numbers were the Policeman, Sof-; and two clauglitets survive, They are ;
fragette and the Old Mau, 3Te will bei -John, of London ; Philip, of Brits
heartily welcome back to Brussele, sell ; William, of Seaforth and Augustus
The orchestra gave non ernes choice of Florida; Mrs George Letter, of
numbers end suet lined their repute- Ypsilanti, Mioh., and • Nlrs. Robert
tion for good music,- well elev. Coates, of London. The fiftieth) was
ed. Mrs: Robert, Thomeon did held from the residence of her deughter,
Isar part as soeompanlst as. ttittel first- Mrs, Coalee a 9 30 o'clock on ')'tiesdty
etas, A tasty and well served lunch to the Grand Trunk station. 'file re
,followed the program and those Who mains were forwarded to Seaford, for
So desired tripped the light fantastic interment. Services were conducted at
fnrseveral bourn, Guests were present the house at 9,n'cloak by Rev W. H
'from Atwood, Wroxeter, •Ninghnm, - Hervey, of Askin street Methodist
Bolerave, Bly lh Seaforth, Walton, church. Deceased was a fine old lady
•Craocrook, Ethel Rad ocher points, and lrigllly eeleemed by a wide oil•ole of
"111tH Cmtimittee itr Charge of the At relatives nncl friends., Mr- Autent died
'Home were M Bleak, Deo 'I'. T. Mc- et veers ego. He was well linown in
Orae, Harry 'Duncan, It W Refit and I3resstle y, ars eke in ronnectioh with
` orne Sekmler, all unmarried, pod the aawrtilling and heading busitteaa,
aro to be cntgrsteleted ttpoa the MAH. Melbnt had attalded to 84 )oars of
etleoeesof the Batitel'tflff,
SALE of MAGAZINES -Saturday even
ing of this week, stst inst., at 8 o'clock.
in the Public Libr, ty, the annual sale
of Maettz'nes will be held, conducted
by Auctioneer F. S Scott. The list
includes a splendid lot es follows ;-
Illustrated Loudon News.
World's Work.
Literary Digest.
Harper's Magazine.
Canadian Courier.
Canadian Magazine.
Conntty life in America.
Saturday Night,
Rod and Gun.
The Strand.
Busyman's,
MceIttre'e.
Ladies' Home Journal.
Canadian Horticulturist.
Youth's Companion.
Iibv's Own.
Girl's Owe.
Popular Mechanics.
Cltlldren's Encyclopaedia.
This gives a splendid clmico and at
prices often less than a third of the
subscription rate If you want the best
in the Magazine line attend tate sale
Sahu•dxy evening of this week.
PHtl1r AMENT'd M0'1tlEB DECEASED -
The death of Mrs. Margaret Amen,
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The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid up •
Ro0orvo Fund •
Undivided Profit° •
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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 names the account is opened.
51.00 OR MORE OPENS AN ACCOUNT
BRUSSELS BRANCH
F. H. GILROY, MANAGER
'I'RAtms are keepiug well up to their Mies Simmons is visiting at the borne
schedule this Winter. of her brother. Qui en street.
Tux POST is instructed that only one Mrs D 13, Moore was 'lander the
copy of letter published in lea week's care of the M. D. last week but is able
paper, dated at Goderich, was sent to to be about once more. It is not often
Brussels and that one t0 a Distant re- Mrs, Moore in on the sick list.
lative. Mrs 13 Allan died a few weeks ago at
LI'rgRARY.-The first meeting of the Harrisburg She was a daughter of the
Social and Literary Society of Brussels, late Mrs De Wolfe, who passed away 12
will be held in the Public Library years ago in Brussels.
audience room 011 Friday evening Feb, Mrs. Juo, Meadows sr , bas gone to
6th, a 8 o'clock. The public are invit. London 16 her danfihter, Mrs Strick-
ed Special program is being arranged, combe who has been in poor health but
D KENNEDY PAa•ED AWAY - Last we hope she will soon improve.
Saturday morning D Kennedy, former- J. W. and Mre Shortreed, of Peace
ly of this locality, died at Goderich, of River, were calling on old friends in
eaueer of the liver. He went only Ill for brussels this week. They leave shortly
about 8 week The futteraltook place en the return trip 10 their far away
TueadeyAfternoon, Mr Iteapetry wag bonne
6e yawl cif age and ie survtvod by hie Mrs. Philip Holt, of Gnderioh, wife
wife, t son and 5 daughterir, Mra, of judge Holt,. junior Judge of the
Kennedy le a Slitter to Mrs, George (ottnty of Huron, fell 0u a slippery
Culvlie of Brussels. The funeral wen Walk opposite tier home on. Sete, dm
attended by Mr. and Mrs Colvin, p. and fractured her leg. We wish her
end Mrs Mcgeerrle and R Anderenn, speedy recovety.
of town. Deceaeed was A member of Rev. A. J. Mann and son Man went
the Presbyterian church and was n to Woodstock tun Mondry where the Ia.•
hustler to work, The filthily there to tar hair eoieted Colteee, taking up a
the Amp' hyofmnuygold frlende pee rite inManuel Pftilntng,ant ling. &,c
Illy Cin. -Monday evening a greet We wish him auueeae in his wo,k
audience peeked the Town Hell here to Conetabie Oliver was 111 Toronto 'hie
hear the discussion on the Canada 'I'emt week consulting a specialis coucer',ing
perance Act, Editor Livingstone, of the ailment to his left e e which has
Grimsby. spoke for an hour as the rep given him trouble for the past few
resentative of the antis who had called weeks. ,Ve hope he will soon be 0. k.
the meeting. Iu reply Rev. J Muir, C. A Crossfield who is in charge of
Dominion Alliance Secretary. was given Alfred Baeker's poultry farm, here, bas
43 minutes and then the Editor gone ou a holidey visit to his pareu'ao
went at it again until about t t 15 when home, Abbutstord, Quebec, Mr Cross
the larger proportion of the audience
field has done well with the business
here and has 8to iu hi: flock in the tip
he stopped. Both speakers
received a good hearing but it is doubt, to dale premise~ Mr Baeker has ar-
ful if many converts were made, F ranged, 640 of them being Barred Rock
Burchill was chairman lost, Ridings and White Leghorn pulle,s that are
of other days. said of publicspeeches:- giving a stood account of themselves
"If a man cant strike "ile" in 25 aninu- We hope Mr. Crossfield will enjoy his
les he either has a poor auger or is bo- visit.
ring in the wrong place," Some agreed
with Mr. Billings.
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ANOTHER RIG MEETING -Wednesday
Ibtvtt al wss ell to
evening the H I fill 'ts
capacity at the Temperance meeting.
Rev A J. Mann presided and n song
service opened the preceecdings, A
very suitable recitation was well given
by Miss Chemhers, of Ethel. The
chairman invited the opposition sneaker
if any to the platform. but none appear-
ing, the speaker of the evening was in-
troduced in the person or Postmaster
Toseph Gibson, of Ingersoll, and those
who heard him will not soon forget
the address By fact experience
wit and story he dealt with
his subjects and proved him
-elf to he well able to live Op to his
record For a gentleman of 72 y -ars be
exploded the Osler theory He was
heartily thanked and the great gather-
ing dispersed after singing 'Throw
nut the life line" and prayer by Rev
Mr. Mann.
People We Talk About
Miss Nellie Ewan is visiting in the
Queen cite.
Lorne Eckmier was In 'Toronto for a
few docs this week.
Miss Rutty Plum visited friends in
Clinton last week
Ronald Sinclair made n business trip
to'l'o•onto last week
Reeve Leckie is at Goderich attend-
ing the County Council.
Miss Flotenc, Oliver is on the sick
list but we hope she will soon be better
Russel Brown, of Moose Jaw. %vas
visiting in town for a short time this
week.
Mrs Addie Wright and Miss Kate
Deadman are visiting in Toronto tins
week.
Mrs Delmag,t, of Ro(hsay, is here on
a visit with her datighter, Mrs. W. W.
Harris.
Miss Annie Ross spent part of last
week with Mrs. Oliver Turnbull, Grey
towns.
a+its hipMary Ross is holidaying at
Monkton, Poris and other -points with
old friends.
Will Anent is at Newton, Perth Co.
where he is purchasing, heading bolts
and other titnber.
Mrs McLaren, of Midland, is a visi-
tt,r with her son, G N. and Mrs. Me -
Laren, of town,
Mrs. J F. Rowland and children have
been under the doctor's care with the
prevailing bad cold.
Mrs. James Ferguson hes been poorly
during the past week but we wish her
speedy restoration.
Miss Lulu M. Danford, who has been
eisiting at haute for the past month re-
turned to 'Toronto lost week;
Miss Erma Trollope, of Peterboro,
has been visiting for the hast week with
her cousin, E 0 1)enfotd, Brussels.
During the pest week Mrs, Geo.
Cetdiff was ill with an all eek of quinsy
bit' Is fru the way to recovery now we
are glad to -say.
Hector McKen2ie, of Cheating, te,
S., was here 00 0 visit lest Week with
his Sister, Mrs Geo, McNichol, and
ether old irieuds,
R 1.. Cox, of St, Peek, Is here on a
visit to his ,mole ape,, aunt,. roti, $nil
Mrs. Cunningham. - The 2114101 is a
ncpltew Dud 18 teetuiting- from a 3
menthe' illness of ti pboid fever.
Mrs. A t. Lowy and Miss Alice
Wilton were et Stretford daring the
p 1st week, where they attetrrteti the
annual At Home of the Normal School
Church Chimes
Holy Communion next Sunday morn-
ing in St. Johns church at the to o'clock
service. •
Paper next Sunday evening at the
A Y P. A. of St. John's church by the
Rector.
'rhe annual mee.ing of Melville con-
gregation will be hell:- on Thursday,
Febrile'y 5th.
Monthly Alieslouary program next
Sabbath afternoon in the Methodist
Sunday Scheel and monthly offering.,
Putve, se, vices are being conducted
by he W. C. 'P, U. 'Thursday of this
week, in Melville church school room
at 10 a. 111.'1113d 2 30 p.. tit.
On February 6th iu the basement of
St lobo's church a Flipper will be
given to the men of the congregation at
6 p. ni. L vilniious have -• been -sent
out.
Next Sunday addresses in St. • John's
church :nothing at It a. in. "One tiling
lacking" Eveeittg at 7 p. m. "The
a da School at
tett F w nsui 1," Suu l
spirit o ( Y
2 The A. v. I'. A, will hold their usual
monthly social this (Thursday) eveuiug
at the )tome of W. H McCutcheou,
6th line Moms, Sleigh will leave the
cbuieh at 7.43 p 111. weather pei wetting.
Next Sabbath will be the Quarterly
Communion to the Methodist church
Fellowship service al 10 a, tn., preach
ing at It followed by the saoiameti.
The p111:or -will 1)05011 morning and
evening, r
Sshingle February 8th, will be the
Women's Missionery Anniversary ul
Brussels Methodist church Rev. W
(1, Connolly. B. A., Miselouhry to
Japan and tavollege chute of Rev Mr.
Wren, will be here to cuuduet :he set.
vit:ee anti will address the ..Sabbath
School in the afteru000
At the preparatory service in -Mel-
ville clrm'ch last F• Idity afternoon Rev
Mr. Wesley, of Wroxeter, presclied ai'
interesting and practical disoontee on
"Obstacles to a Chri 1120 lite Sun
day met Mug the pastel eubjeot was "A
Gospel of Love" from the text "We
love Hint because tie has first loved us "
There was a large congregation 320
partaking of tlte''tso'ament.
An interesting paper woe read at the
A. Y. P. A. in St, John's churcl
last Sunday evening '1y Mee.
Maude 13rvous on "The Ate heel,
i of the church 10 the Sochi! Prublem "
Tito reader mewed 111.11 the exile 111
Society at the piese1t day and the
problettts which conitontetl ell/Mune'.
today in the ellevi2'iou of poverty nuc'
distress. The only bond which linked
mankind together wss the Church and
only through the -hutch could the
problem be salved The teaching of
Christ was scffictent for the solution of
any problem anlas the church sought
to res lige its Ideal and the mentberi of
the churcl, to in etpret the to ohingof
Christ' into their life end daily'artio sit
ivould chaos be everted and difficulties
simplified olid hese rtoblems.eolvrd.
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Quarterly Dividend Notice, No. 93
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Notice is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of THIRTEEN a
Per Cent. Per Annum upon the Capital Stock of this Bank has this
day been declared for the quarter ending 31st January, 1914, and
that the same will be payable at the Head Office in this city and at o
its Branches on and after Monday, the 2nd Day of February, 1014, e
to shareholders of record of 23rd January, 1914.
The Annual. General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the
Head Office of the Bank in Toronto on Wednesday, the 13th of
February next, at 12 o'clock noon.
By order of the Board.
GEO. P. SCHOI,FIELD,
General Manager.
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Toronto, 16th December, 1913.
MAR RI ED
LIVINOaToNE-MOMtLLAN.-Ill Toronto, 00
Jan, 21st, at the home of the ofrtetnlg
clergymen, Rev Dr Ross,.btr,Netl l iviatg-
stone, ofDubuc, Soak„ to Mies Pearl Ito -
ben a, daughter of btr, and' Mrs, Goo. 515
Millan, of Brussels, Ont,
WALKER -SMITE -In Wroxeter. on Jan 21,4.'
at the Meth,•dlotParsonage, by Rev, R B.
' T.aotrinnd. Mien Viola smith. aeoontl
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Smith, of
FWroxeteordwlet . r, to Mr. Emmen Walker, of
DIED
KsNNEDY.-In Goderloh, on January 24th,
Daniel Kennedy, aged 02 year-.
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Ingersoll schools were closed on se -
count Of diphtheria and 13er0111S weir
tusked to keep their children off lite
street. .
An imposter, evidently in liquor's in,
tercet, tried to itifttenco Conservative
votes against the Canada Temperance
Act in Welland,
AUCTION SALES
MONDAY Feb, 511,, Lot 12, Oon, 6, Gre
tnwnehip. Parte stook, implements, ete Sale
unreserved at 1 p, 10. Ohne. Cook, Prop. 9`.9.
Soon, Auc,
At wisiotl inatltlltlott relatives are At. edpN
tending, t Vit' bis anti 5150 Meetly tbhq�; ni xundth, to
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Auction Sales
We are pleased t0
state that during the
past week we have
had sent to us
1.0 100 CALENDARS
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=''• PLsttEN_rs, &O. -If S, $Hutt Auettoneer,
has reeeiy,.ct im+truntione from the undersign-
nd Proprtel Or to Bell by Public Auction at 1.01
12, Con, O, (drey Town dun on nionday, Feb,
0th at 1 o'clock, the rollowing veinahloproper.
Id n
fol- 1 Incid i t, 1 pose mare 8 0ed. o 1
Coal to Incident, 1 hay num- aged, 1 borne
aged. 1 cow doe to calve May 7111, i How dueto
calve Aug 28th, 2 geeee and 1 gadder, abont
45 hens, 1 Cock ehutt binder 7 ft rot. 1 Co0k-
shutr.l5disc itrhl nrw, 1 Massey -Harris 3110W -
dr 11'1%. tint.1 hay rake 11 horse), 1 entepee.
flame Steel roller now, 1 Bain wagon and box
complete new, 2 two.furrow plows, 1 Ftngte
plow,! cultivator, 1 fanning mill, 1 Cyclone
grass needsr now, 1 set hook tooth harrows
new, 1 set diamond tooth harrows, 1 rovered
Tudhone bnegv. 1 on tar, 1 sot bob -4'1(01m enrd,
litterehey
fl Itir.I set double haropes rness 11sot single
harness, 1 set nlow he MASA, 1 hay rack. 4 heavy
pine dnoraWith lnohp.1Mill 08 Wire Man-4,ltar,
t woven wire atreteher, 1 Standard cram
senarator now, 1 No. 5 minim with warming
olnnet complete. 5 beds end 1 set entities. 1
eldebeard, 1 table, a gasnttty of hay, grain
and straw, forks, shovels and other artieles
too numerous to mention Rale unreserved
as the proprietor to giving up faprming
Terms -.A11 sums 1600 end ands', sneh:,over
tltst n mnnnt 9 months nrsdlt will tie clean nn
furnishing Approved Inlet notes 6 per (tetlt
off for eneh on oredlt. emanate
OEM 0onie,Peoprietor,
They are the sante as
we distributed last
year and we will be
glad to supply any
who may wish one if
they will but call for it
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DRUG STORE
milk Business Bought
Have purehsnea the:ntllk bnsinesa of Eirtltrst
Rosati and Will talcs elairgo about March tat,
Our ash, will UO t0 please our petrotte,
w0. A101154'0E0.
Tenders_ Wanted,
'random will be tee ivect by the under•
signed, up to February 14116, for the. purrhaae
of the tthel School house and wondahed,
Purchaser to remove then, when no longer
ragalred for pelmet purpMes Joint and
• senora to tenders are nailed for the two .above
mentioned bulldinge. Apply nr address
A H MA000NALD
Secretary of School Board, BthsL
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ETTER QUALITIES and values sire what are making this "Clearaway -Sale"
a success. With one thought in mind, and that of clearing the store of all
Winter stock, we do nut hesitate to cut the selling price to cost marks. We
have too much Winter stock on hand and must get it out of the departments in order
to get cash out of tJlem. Advantages do not come, they are made, and we are mak-
ing the biggest oaes in the town. "Economy" is the "Pass Word" ofthese times—
practicable during this sale A wonderful sale ; wonderful in the sense of its excep-
tional values, wonderful in its breadth of variety, and Wonderful .in its all-round help-
fulness to those who economise. Saturday Specials—
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Special Lots of Dress Skirts - 2.75 & 3.95
The firs) bloc these have been adver'Lieecl, and
offer the women of 13ressels values as high as $7,50
and 1101 less ,halt $4.60. For Woolen and. Misses,
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Skirts intuitintuitof good all wool P01)01110,tla, S'erges, Vene-
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tiaan and Tweed$, in colors of navy, bluetit and grey
tweed. Brand new styles of the season.
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Other Skirts that are fully worth $3.50 to go at $1,05
Underskkts
These- are Regal Taffetta, Mnr'eeht and Sateen
Underskirts -
Regular up to $1.5° for .99
Regular up to 3 oo for 1.59
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Itis just such ocettsions us these clean-up sales at . e
which such fine t>`m• Collared Overcoats 11211 be had ess
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for so little money. In sr11111 cases I114: price is prim- Qe'
tidally 111 le morn than the voluo 01 the fine 001115r .0
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All Lhesa 001140 are tailored in Black Melton .e
rent lis, and have emit itr finely method linings ; some 6)
interlined with chautclls. 13,2): has u-beaulHeil Pot- tie
sign 74511111, 01 lit culla', 01. collar or some other pop- 0
alar fore (bit full toll extra high- .
Reg. 15,00 Coats, Clean up price 1 1.48.
Reg, 20 0o Coats, Clean-up price 16.00 ,w
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Revets,tbie Coatings, all extra heavy quality in as,
sorted coleus. These have been sold in the past sea-
son for :2;26 per yard -
Special P _ rice for Saturday $1.39
idea's Negligee Shirts, in a h.erge asci r ttimitt ; sh
values its high ata $1.76, consisting of 4(lpelar ,nater-
it.Lls of percods, b'neneh printed eitntbrics- - e
Clean-opprice - 75c
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that always sold for tis high as $1.00- 9
Clean-up price 49c s
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