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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-9-17, Page 8Grab Bag sale Friday and Saturday of this week we Will have in our window a number of Grab Bags. The bags all contain a 25c pkge, of Sexall Tooth •Paste t'other d it and in addition goods, s, tot e articles, &c., the value of the bags being around 5oc, and in some cases even more than that. On Friday and Saturday Only Your choice for 25c Make a grab and secure a Bargain. Wi l i art's Chocolates The Forkdipt Kind We have receetly added Willard's Chocolates, which although have. only been made a short time in Can- ada, have In that time attained a reputation for being the best and freshest to he had, Prettypackages ant The Elite Assortment m The Tango. The Tiffany The Peacemaker Tho Bungalow They are leaders. Also the New Style Ten Cent Packages They are a new and distinctive line of at- tractive packages and besides -con- tain high grade Chocolates, TRY THEM. WATER GLASS EGG PRESERVER, 15e PER TIN The � G®C Store+ Fll R. S M 1 1 H DRUGGIST AND STATIONER, Bort Sem ,4t.ea s CHoIcE weather. LocAL news on page 5. MILLINERY Openings this week. THANKSGIVING Pay Monday, October I2th. A number from this locality are at- tending the Western Fair at London this week. SEVERAL persons from town attended the funeral of "Dod" Ardell at Gerrie on Wednesday afternoon, Miss INMAN's Millinery announce- ment may be read in this issue. Open- ings are Friday and Saturday of this week. TURNEERRY street main sewer is well nigh completed and the Iatterals from the cellars come next. The many cross- ings over the street will be quite a job. AN old fashioned congregational Tea Meetiug will be held in the Methodist church, the date of which will probably be Friday evening, October 3oth. Particulars later. PosT NUPTIALS.— Friday afternoon and evening of next week Mrs. B. S. Scott will hold her post nuptial recep- tion at the horse, North Leatherdale } terrace, Turnberry street. WILL SERVE MEALS.—The Ladies' Aid Society of Melville church will serve dinner from Ir to r o'clock and supper from 4.30 to 7.30 in the Town Hall on } Friday, Oct. 2nd—Fall Fair Day. BIG PUFF BALL. Jack Warwick ai d some other lads while on a mushroom hunt found a mammoth puff ball that weighed r5 pounds and measured 54+1 inches in circumference. It was what might be called a whopper. BEEN REAL 1LL.— During the past week Mrs. Eugenia Oakley, Queen street, has been dangerously ill from hemorrhages of the head. Some im- provement is noticeable for the past few days and we hope she may soon be speedily restored to her accustomed good health. BROKE HER COLLAR BONE.—Last Satur- day Miss Mary McNaughton, Princess street, had the misfortune to break her collar bone. The accident will lay her i'- up for a time but she is such good stuff "we expect she will soon recover from the damage done. The latter is the many wish offriends. old THE slaters are at work on Melville church roof and will soon have this im- -portant department of the work com- pleted, A few more days will finish up the brick laying and then Contractor Hunter will have clear sailing for tbe inside work. It is going to be a fine edifice and a credit to there n atioa the town and the Contractors. g g RESULT WAS A TIE.—Last Saturday Wingham Foot Ball team came to Brussels and played the return match with our boys. Game was called at to . M. and was well contested hroughout resulting in a tie, I-1. Attendance was not large and the project of fattening up the Patriotic Fund was disappointing to those who hoped for snore cordial support. DAILIES RAISE RATES.— The Ofoes of the Toronto Star and News have issued notices announcing that their subscrip- tion rate onteide of Toronto will be raised after October 1st from $I.50 to $2.00. By clubbing with THE POST these papers can at present be had for $1.35 per year. Parties wishing either of these dailies should place their sub- scription before the raise in the rate comes into effect. DRAY BUSINESS SOLD.— This week Tindall Ritchie, who has looked after the drsying business in Brussels in good style, has sold out to George Hender- son, of McKillop township. who takes possession on October tat when the purchaser will move to town with his family. We are not aware of Mr. Ritchie's intentions but we hope be will not get'far away. He retains the heavy draft gray team. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.—The Woman's Institutes of Ontario have decided to hold three conventions this Fall instead of one only as previously, Many will rememberhow large and enthusiastic have been the recent Provincial con- ventions in Toronto and it is hoped this year to have quite as successful a one in Toronto end two others as well :—one in Ottawa on October 28 aid 29 ; one in London on November 4 and and the Toronto meeting on November 17, 18 and le, p _ "Don" ARDELL DEAD,— On Wednes- day of last week George Ardell, known familiarly as "Dod," paid Nature's debt at Moosejaw, aged 34 years, Be was a son of inc. and Mrs, Ardell; Gerrie and resided in Brussels for a number of years working for I. C, Richards as harness maker, Deceased had been in pear health for some time. He is sur- vived by his wife and children, The funeral took place at Gorrie on Wednes• day of this week under the auspices of the 0. 0, F. Order. The bereaved Will be deeply sympathised with in their sorrow. Mrs. Oliver Querin, of Berrie, and Joe Ardell, of Carman, Man., foriherly of Brneselse. Ore brother and dieter Of deceased, THE POST subscription list continues to grow. THE grass on Victoria Park is well ready for another cutting. Miss MARY E Ross will not hold a format Miliinety Opening this season but her stock is an display any day after Thursday of this week. Read the advt, SOMEB.DY is throwing out haste paper and other refuse from their hush nese places and this rubbish is finding its way to Main street. In addition to - the untidyness it is a danger to horses. If it were burned there would be au end to it. LIEUT. SLOAN was here Tuesday evening tied put a class of r8 through their facings io things military, An acquaintance with a drill such as is given will be no detriment to a youth. There should be twice as many ready to acquire the rudiments, — O— POULTnr WANcEn.-I am prepared to boy all kinds of live poultry, delivered on Monday of each week for the rest of the Beason. For prices call at office, Brussels, or phone 66. 10051, THOMSON. 1 HEAVY draft Gelding rising4 ears and 2 heifer calves 5 and 8 months od for Bale, R. Haxneasos, Brussels. SAT pin with gold top lost in Brussebl on Thursday night of last week. Finder kindly leave at Tau Poem. STEER mar, 4 months old, for sale. R1OH. Rom, John street, Brussels. Busrnixosand and gravel for cement for sale. JAS. PARISI, 7th line Morrie, Brnsaels P. 0. RUnaaa coat found. Owner may have mime by proving property and paying for this not- ice. THEPoem, Brussels. GOOD brick house on William street for sale together with good stable and driving shed. Excellent repair All conveniences, bath, etc. For father particulars apply to GEORGE Taostsox, Bruseela. A OARD.-We the undersigned hereby agree to sell a package of five standard 50 boxes of Silver Tip Silent matches for twenty cents. Quality guaranteed. Jas. Ballantyne, Geo. Thomson and W. J. McCracken. 0' -- TUESDAY afternoon a couple of rinks of Brussels bowlers motored to Wroxe- ter and had an enjoyable game The visitors woo quite handily. 3.3o INSTEAD OF 2 30.— The Women's Institute, which meets Friday afternoon of this week, will hold its session at 3 3o o'clock instead of 2 3o owing to Mel, viae church preparatory service at 2.30 Rev. Mr. Wren will address the ladies. ACKNOWLEDGED RECEIPT.—The Wom• en's Institute and friends received an acknowledgment last a.st week from head- quarters of the Red Cross Society for the $25.00 contribution which they sent. As the bale of supplies ppl es ryas not complete when the list was published last week the following articles were sent in addi- tion :— shirts, s, ro handkerchiefs, 6 pillows and 3 flannelette sheets. Go'r DIPLOMA.— Among the success- ful candidates who wrote on the ex- amination of the Embalmers' Asso- ciation sso- i t i n c o o of Ontarioe r w a ep leas d e ' to see the name of Benjamin G. Walker. This entitles him to his Government certificate and also a Diploma from the Association of Embalmers. We eon• gratulate Ben. oe his success. A VILLAGE COUNCIL.— Next Monday evening the program at the Epworth League in the Methodist church school room, will consist of a miniature Nomination of a village Council. Speeches will be made by the candidates proposed and other items of interest will be associated. At a later date the Election will be held. This is a very practical line of work for the young people. NEW COURIER,— Peter Milligan has disposed of his Rural mall contract, on the 3rd and 4th lines of Morris township to Zsch. McCallum, of town, who is now in charge. There are 3 years yet to run before contract needs renewal. Mr, Milligan has purchased a team and will follow up teaming, etc., we under- stand, The people of Morris will find Mr. McCallum a very agreeable man to deal with. SPECIAL MEETING SHOULD NOT 135 HELD —Warden Cantelon has been urg- ed to call a special session of Huron Co. Council to consider the question of Huron making a grant to the Patriotic Fund and the various Reeves have been consulted by letter as to the advisability of calling the Council together, Tax Pose thinks a special session should not be held for the following undeniable reasons --Regular meeting will be held about si months hence and there is no immediate emergency ; County rale is already climbing high enough without incurring $35o expense for per diem and mtieage unnecessary expense. Huronites have already responded nobly to the petriotiobells and If a County grant is needed later there will be ample time to deal with it at the regular De. eember session. A good many people in Huron Co., especially at tax paying time feel that the practice of a larger measure of economy would show better statesmanship in Co, Council affairs in attempting to reduce the Co, rate that grows skyward with too much regularity to prove pleasant to the average ratepayer. Let us loyally do. our duty but at the same time follow business principles, The Me-troo1itan Bain Capital PAM up Reserve Pund - Undivided Profits 81,000,000.00 1,250,000.00 182,247,61 , HEAD OFFICE • TORONTO -Obit 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. at. 00 OR MORE OPENS AN AOOOUNT BRUSSELS BRANOH F. H. GILROY, MANAGER Church Chivvies Harveat Thanksgiving services will be held in St. John's church on Sunday Sept with. A meeting of St. John's church A. Y. P. A. will be held on Monday even- ing of next week at 8 o'clock in the basetpeut, for the purpose of re•organ• icing and making plans for another year's term. Next Sabbath evening a union ser- vice will be held in the Methodist church wheu J W, Bengough, of Tor- onto, will address the audience. He comes in connection with the Temper - aim Field Day in Huron County. Rev. Rural Dean Doherty, of Hensall, who preached in St. John's church last Sunday both morning and evening. gave two very Impressive discourses. In the moruiug he gave a very interest- ing account of the present European war. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Melville church next Sunday at a a. In. Preparatory ser- vices a ill be conducted on Friday after. noon of this week at 2.30 by Rev. Mr McCullough of Cranbrook. 'there will be 110 service in Melville church next Sunday evening on account of the union service in the Methodist church when J. W. Bengough. the Dominion Alliance representative, will speak at 7 o'clock. People We Talk About Russell Zimmer, of Toronto, is holi- daying in town. Miss Ida Fulton visited with friends in Guelph last week. Reeve Leckie has been temporarily laid aside this week by a lame knee. Rev. R. E. and Mrs. Page and Eustache, were visitors in London this week. C.otin McArthur has arrived borne from an extended trip to Scotland and England. Miss Ethel Churchill, of Blnevale, was a visitor with Miss- Minnie Ed- wards, town. - Fred. Burchill was in town for a few days during the past week. He return- ed to the East to prosecute his work as salesman for lightning rods, Mrs. Angus Shaw has not been as well as usual this week but is improving we are glad to say and has a nurse in addition to relatives caring for her. Jno. Gardiner was at Blnevale, for the Old Boys' reunion. He went to that village nearly 6o years ago. Mr. Gardiner enjoyed the day very much. Mrs, Jno. Simmons and Mrs. S. Crawford, accompanied by Mrs. Mat tire, of Port Huron, are visiting rela- tives and friends at Hensall and Exeter, Miss A. B. Ross and Mrs. Geo. t. Muldoon are doing duty as ledges of Ladies' Work at Luckiow this week and willAtwood next week. They go to Y fill the bill all right. Miss Nellie Campbell, who was in England for the past 3 months, arrived home po for a short visit with her p areuts A. and Mrs. Campbell, Mill street, last week. She had a most enjoyable time, Contractor Brown, who received so serious a shaking from a fall at p Melville church„ some weeks ago, is able to move about slowly. One of his limbs gives him considerable trouble yet. Thursday of last week Alex. and Mrs. Strachan passed the 25th an- niversary of their marriage and were congratulated on reaching this import. ant milestone under such favorable conditions. Mrs. Alex. Bryans, Queen street, is., home after a stay of 7 weeks in Toronto. i Her sister, Miss Ada. Gallaher, who underwent an operation two weeks ago, is making favorable progress we are pleased to state. Mrs. Alex. Anderson is visiting at Hamilton. Mrs, T. Ennis has been under the doctor's care this week. Miss Kitchen, of Wroxeter, teas a visitor with Miss Eve ISryens. Mrs. Greensides, p1 Atwoc..d, was visiting her sister, Mrs. S. Wilton, Flora street. Miss Mildred Hamilton, of Trow- bridge, is a visitor with Miss Ruth Sinclair. D. and Mrs. Heist, of Brussels, and Wm. Heist, their son of Atayn.'d, were away to Grindstone, Micti , lora visit to Henry Heist and family. The host is another son of D. and M s. Heist, of town. Jno. and Mrs. Walker, of Seaforth, and Miss Mary, of Regina t+ere calling on relatives and friends hi Brussels and locality on Monday. Miss Walker re- turned to her position in the West on Wednesday of this week. Sandy Walk er was also here, John Cunningham arrived home last week from a trip of a month to the West. He visited a number of the cities and other parts of the country and re- ports quiet titres and very poor crops lu some places. Mr. Cunull,gbanl met many o'd friends while away. He en- joyed his visit. -Brussels Council The Council met last Monday even- ing, all the members present and Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting lead and passed. By -Law No. 4, 1914 was read three times and passed levying the ad- ditional amp of $285.00 on the Fieh- leigh street drain to meet the short- age on this work over the Engineer's estimate last year. Following acconnts were present- ed :— Anderson Bros., streets........ $ 8 50 3. T. Wood, Fire Dept. 8 75 R. Henderson, coal 20 75 Jno. Ewen, roads 1 00 N. McCauley, " 24 0U T. Ritchie, " .... 8 10 R. Oliver, salary 40 00 F. S. Scott, insurance 40 00 Wilton & Gillespie, Turnberry sewer, tile.......... 578 08 THE POST, account 18 75 Moved by A. McGuire, seconded by Geo. Muldoon that above accounts be paid. Carried. A communication was received from T. McLean stating 874.74 ex- pense was incurred on Turnberry street sewer by caving in owing to non -arrival of tile in time. Council supplied the tile which was long in delivery by G. T. R. It was moved byGeo. Muldoon,seconded bySno. o Hewitt that the amount asked be paid. Carried. Considerable tune was spent in the appointment discussing h a tocol of In- apeotor osewer bub nothing arrived at. Robs. Oliver has been doing the work but could not attend to it and look after numerous other duties. A g large delegation waited on the Council and Revde. Messrs Wren and Mann were the spokesmen. They asked the support of Council in put- ting into force the Liquor License law, particularly the rtrnendnieTit authorizing the arrest of drunken men and compelling them to tell where they get drink ; the cutting off of the pool r0nm license or else in- creasing the annual fee ; and the planing of a good license on the sale rf Cigarettes. Reeve Leckie expressed sympathy with the requests and stat- ed law would be -look into and questions considered. After an informal dis- cussion delegation withdrew and Council dei ro. O u c n � s ed. r•44iP+9i'+'F'F'i6-'1.9' t b'4 14 d 3"t E l4++4411144++++++++++++++++++ 4' 4 Fall Millinery "EELMONTE" 4. 4. 4, WE take pleasure in announcing that on FRI- DAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER x8th and 19th, we will show a complete stock of the season's Newest and most Artistic Millinery, We extend a cordial invitation to the Ladies . of T. Brussels and vicinity to visit our Show Room on • above dates. Our prices are right and we guarantee to please you, E. INMAN 444444+ 4. 4.. + i 4 p4444 4 2 1 +4.444.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.44+4.4.444.4-4.4.4.4.44444, 4. ESTABLISHED 1870 Old CANADA vox) OFF/ct, TORONTO THE business man who has customers in various parts of Canada or elsewhere will find the services of this bank of invaluable assistance in collect- ing drafts, etc. +t3 BRUSSELS BRANCH, J. F. kowland, ®®® Manager. Walton Miss Della Hatt'is has been ill but we hope she will soon be convalescent, Will, McLeod and son Stanley, were visitors with Jno. and Mrs. Harris, 17th con, Grey. The little daughter of Jas, and Nis. Williamson has been on the aids list but we trust she will speedily be all right. James Humphries, who was home to visit' his mother, who was ill, has returned to the West. His home is at Herbert, Sack. - We are pleased to report that Mrs, W. H. Humphries is making fair progress in regaining her health and we hope this may continue. During the past week Rev. R. S. Lackhtnd, of Wroxeter, was a visitor Isere. He preached the Sabbath prev- ious and was heartily received by hie former parishioners. We ,are informed that J. H. Ful- ton has purchased tthouse and lot is Brussels and will move there, having leased hie farm near here for a term of years. Bi'nsseliles will find them worthy of their esteem. OOP/CERT.—Wednesday evening of next week the .Women's Instil.ute will hold a Patriotic entertainment in tise A. 0, U. W. Hall. Tea will be served and a good program presented. Admission a silver collection, what- ever the people are disposed to give to aid the Red Cross Fund. All will be welcome. PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT. — Wednesday evening of last week there was a Patriotic nilly in the A. 0. U. W. 'Hall which turned out quite successfully. After a tasty supper Rev. Mr. Page took the chair and after a few appropriate remarks introduced the following speakers :— Banister ;Rea, of Edmonton ; Rev. Mr. Young and Rev: Mr. Lackland, of 'Wroxeter. The addresses were intereatiug, instructive and breathed Heifer Strayed - Strayed from the premises of the undersign. et, Lot 6, Oon. 5, Grey, on or abort Sept.1st, a yearling heifer, red in color with a few spots of white. Any information leading to her re• eove-y will be thankfully received. MILTON LOWE, Phone 228 Brussels P. 0. out a spirit of loyalty to the Mother- land, Tile financial proceeds totalled about $50.00 which was forwarded to proper authorities as a gift from the folk of this locality, Notice to Creditors In the platter of the estate .of Louis I oller, late of the Township of Grey in the County of Huron, farrier (le ceased Notice 1s hereby given pursuant to See, 55, Chap, 26, of the Statutes of Ontario, 7, George V, that all persona having any claims agahret the said Louie Holter, who died On or about the Thirtieth day of August 1014, are required on or before the 15th day of October, 1914. to send by post prepaid or deliver to the under. signed, Agent for Oherles Bteokert, Monkton P. 0., and Daniel Neabte, Bruaeels P. O., the Executors of the said deceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full amount of their etatme, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the security if any held by them. And further take notice that after such hast mentioned date the said Exeouto's will proceed to distribute the ameba of the said de- ceased among the persons entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice and the said Executors will not be liable for the said asseta or any part thereof to any penmen of whose claim they shall not then have received notice, F, H, SCOTT, Agent for Executors, Broasols P. 0. Dated tide Toth day of Sept., A. D 1914. Notice to Creditors In the matter of the estate of Isabella Me'1'agsart, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, widow, deceased. Notice le hereby given pursuant to See. 56, Chap. 26, of the Statutes of Ontario, I George V, that all persona having any claims against thesatdIsabella McTaggart, who died on or about the Sixteenth day of August, 1914, are required on or before the 15th day of October, 1014. to Bend by post prepaid or deliver to the undersigned Agent for Thomas T. MoRan and Alexander SJrechan, Brussels'''. 0:, the Exec- utors of the said deceased, their Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full amount of their claims, the statement of their aeee0nta, and the nature of 111e eeourity (if any) held by them. And further take notion that after Poch last mentioned date the said Executors will pro. Beed to distribute the assets of the said deceas- ed among the parties enti,led thereto, having regard onlyto the claims of which they sha then have had notice and the enid Executors will not be liable for the said assets or any port thereof to any person of whose claim they shall not then have received00Tice, F. Agent for Executors, Brussels P. 0. Dated this 14th day of September, 1514. T 14 lister ale e tom. WHAT IT 18. The dame Penalise which appears In red letters on' every pltcicage is the name ail - plied to a. line of nom cities for several years manufactured in the U, 8. and - recently introduced into Canada by 7,lie Penousulttr Obetnicltt Oo., of Z The line is tt ver r t Ott, 1 elf vll 1 V' 1 e 1 Y extensive one including a very .exc/eL- letltline or preptu'nlions behind which in every Calle the give one pel5Othal guarantee. of entire satisfaction of your money refunded. We feel sure that in introducing the above line to our customers we cru so with the full aasuranoe that they will not be disappointed with the re- sults. REMEMBER THE NAME PENSLA R —A'1— fox's Drug Store The Penslar Store BORN DIONNI60N—In Walton, on September 16th., 1914, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dennison, a daughter. HAMILTPN.-In Atwood, on September 7th, 1914, to Mr, end Bars. Nesbitt Hamilton, a daughter. PAUTAN.-11) Wroxeter, on Sept- 12113, 1914, to Mr. and Mrs Geo Pe DIST, a Hon. DIED AnDELL.-At Moosoiew, on September Otlr, 1014. Joseph Arde 1, t,,rmerly of Brussels. aged 84 years. PATmtoaaoN-Tn Toronto, on Sept. 8rd, 1014, Fanny ID Russ, relict of the late Frank Paterson, formerly of Wingham, in her Met year. STtiii..Ne,N: In Morrie township, of Sep- tember 11th, 0014, William Stephenson, aged 50 years, 1 week and 2 days` Ann'rn —In they township. on September 14th, 1014, Jane Weir, beloved wife of Wm. Smith, aged 87 years, 5 months and 27 days. AUCTION SA LES WIiuNEeDAY, NRPTRMnatt 2snn.-trerni stock implements and Household Furniture, N;g Lot 29, Con. 6, Morris,- ad5ehring Brussels. Sate unreserved, at 1.p. m, 3140. GRAINGER, Prop. 3'. 8. Soett,AI0. BRUSSELS MARKET Wheat 4100 *100 Oatsa1 00 1 ]0 Barley 60 50 Butter 24 25 24 24 Hogs 10 00. 11 00 Potatoes per bus 0 40 00 Wool washed. ' 20 20 Wont, unwashed. la la Notice Notice is hereby given that a court will be held, pursuant to The Ontario Voters' Lists Act, by Ris Honour the Judge of the County, Court of the County of Huron, at the Court Rouse Hall, Bly ill, on the First day of October, 1014, ate o'clock to the forenoon, to hear and determine complaints of errors and omissions in the 'Patera, List of the Munloipality of the Township of Morris for 1014. Dated at Blnevale the 14th flay of Sept. 1014, A. b1A0EWEN, Clerk of Morris. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••O•••m••••••••••••••0die••••••e•••••••mee•eseeese••e0•la 0 • • • • • • 4. • Brussels Daylight Store G. SL McLaren bowl, all"hnh 11.91 10,Miehmoliel,011.40,11.1011Ptr,01,• 011:404rih hey.4ali 1Whei .10.1we01,1'w11Wlielle 01,1,1041'1011011,111011 f11,,liekot9phah9li lleht.14r10LNi11PIli I11110w1111't,01,/01J'404,,4,'1,0 0 • • • • r y6i • e / • e cx5 62 0 • 0 0 e s * J ® , / s 0 • fS i ll • O • _ i • O e 0 • 0 • •, '.. " ...A.III NOB iFE uy j"a tr;... • to • e \L 1. j 0 •i� •• a 0 is • J O • • • A m • • New f Coats FO R 0 • • • 0 Ladies isse ChiNdren 4' • •sos • es e • E want you to see our new Stocks of Fall and Winter. Cloth VV Coats for Ladies, Misses and Children. They are, without doubt, the very best we have ever shown. We have themo es in Heavy, Medium and Light weights, all. the Newest Cloths. The IAN o best styles in ROGERS' and MKINNON Men -tailored. Rogers tg sGarments --None Better in Canada. McK.innon's make -1_11e Garr 0 meats of Merit: Call and see them ; make comparison ; we'will S asentammowsw imam.not insist on selling, Our prices are the lowest—dualities consider m ed—and know they will sell on their merits. Call and see them, • tlo • 11 • • to a• � IVicL15a5ren Highest prices for Produce. P. S.—The New Fall Boots are in Stock. • ••w••••1••••es•s•••••••••••••••••••••••••s•••••ss•••eseeeeeeseessegeseee••••e• • 0 • • • iA