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WE have our brand new stock of Chrislras Goods in place, and you will find
much satisfaction in selecting Christmits Gifts from it. Wllesher you have
25 cents to spend or that many defiers, we think you will be able to find
some Christmas cheer from what we beet). Hear are a few of the lines :—
Kodaks
Did you ever hear anybody on your list
say they wished they had a. Kodak or
Brownie Cnmera7 Rodlike from 57 up and
Brownie Cameras from 52 up. Snap Shot
Albums, with n. few nine Printa ea a start,
make a present that lea 'little different,"
Gramophones
Whether given to one person or not is
BornethMng that will give pleasure to the
whole family, and will be listened to with
much satiofaotion enoh time n new record
fs put on. We have them from $21.00 up,
New double disc Records—there are none
good onus at 865,
Boxed Stationery
or Papeteries
Many nice boxes at 26e, also cheaper hoxea.
.And more pretentious packages at 00e, 8Oo
and up to 52 00 Many of the boxes this
year are plainer than before, and the value
put into the quality of the Paper,
Parisian Ivory
New pieties are the little Photo. Frames,
an fashion calls for these to match the
other pieces on the dresser. They some et
26c, 86o n nd i0a. We also have elmost all
the separate Toilet and Manicure Pleoes.
Ebony
Nothing like it for standing the wear of
everyday use. A Hair Brush, or come
piece for the nails, ie something that would
be appreciated.
Haveland China
We carry the two patterns—White and
Geld, and the Scattered Floral pattern. If
you have a friend collecting either of these
two patterns give them another piece thin
80880n.
New Books
Polly ane Growe Up, by O. Porter.
Anne of the Island, by L. M. ltlontgomery.
In a Far Country, by Winston Churchill.
In Times Like These, by Nellie McClung,
The Lost Prince,
by Franeea Hodson Burnett
And many others,
For Boys
How would a Flashlight or Fountain Pon
sub? These ore two things that any boy
would appree nte, Flnehliighae from 86c
up, and good Fountain Pens from $L00 up.
Brass Goods
Jardaniere, Dandle Sticks, Fern Pots,
Kettles, &0. Very popular at the present
time.
Christmas
Decorations
Ohristmae Bells, Qarlends, Tinsel and Tin-
sel Ornaments, and Christmas Stookings.
For the Children
Many new Games and Toys. Picture Books,
Blocks and Dolle. Try some of the new
Canadian made Toys.
Christmas Post Cards and Booklets, Wbite Tissue Paper, Tags, Seals, RiLbons
and everything for decorating the Christmas parcel,
The'f?4ryG...4 Store F. R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
Waal betos Pins
SEVERAL cases of measles,
Scosoot Board Friday evening of this
week.
HURON Co. Council is in session this
week at Godericb.
STATUTORY Council meetings On Wed-
nesday of next week, 55th lost.
QUITE a crowd is taking in the Win-
ter Fair at Guelph this week from this
lOCalily.
"THE MINISTER'S BRIDE" Friday even-
ing of this week, Brussels Town Hall.
Don't miss it.
SEVERAL from Brussels went to Listo-
wel last Friday to greet the soldier boys
wbo visited there from Stratford
AT the Beekeepers' Convention, held
recently at Toronto, G. A. Deadman, the
well known local apiarist, gave an ad-
dress on "Apiary Appliances."
THE forming of ice on the mill dam is
being carefully watched by the small
boy. Take our advice and keep off un-
til Jack Frost has completed the job.
ANNOUNCMENT.— Wm. and Mrs. Tel-
fer announce the engagement of their
daughter, Kate, to Wm. G. Farquharson,
wedding to take place in December.
THE S•eamship Metagami, on which
the Brussels soldier boys sailed with the
71st Contingent, arrived all right in Eng-
land without any mishap. They will
complete their training there.
STovEwooD is a scarce article in town,
but good sleighing would likely relieve
the pressure by the receipt of supplies
from the country. So many people use
coal the wood question does not figure to
nearly the same extent as in days gone
by.
ON Tuesday December 14th, Doren
wend's of 'Toro neo, Canada's foremost
Bair goods designers and manufacturers
will display and ad demonstrate a 1
Y Sam e
stock of ladies fine bair goods and
gentlemen's toupees and wigs at the
American Hotel, Brussels. A free dem-
onstration of any style is available to
anyone interested.
BRUssELs Women's Institute will hold
Its regular monthly meeting in the Pub-
lic Library audience room Friday, Dec,
T t
t at 3o
Pm. Subject "A Christ-
mas
t-
mas dinner well cooked and nicely
served—its refining influence" will be
introduced by Mesdames Ballantyne and
Thomson, As this topic is an ap-
propriate one at this season a large turn
out of ladies is requested.
STOCKMEN will be interested in the
big Sale of good stock to be held by
John Barr,the well w known Hullett
townshipbreeder, who has leased his
farm and is disposing of his stock. Sale
will be held at McCaogbev's Hotel
stables, Blyth, Thursday, December 76th
commencing at 12 3o o'clock. Read
the advt, in this issue of THE POST.
WRIST WATCH TO PTE. WOODLEY.—
Advantage was taken of Private Ben,
Woodley being here from training
quarters at Galt and Monday afternoon
be was presented with an address read
by M. Black and a wrist watch, banded
to him by leo. Ferguson. The reel -
pent replied fittingly. Rev, R. E Page
and Rev. D. Wren gave short speeches
before God Save the King was sung and
Pte. Woodley took his departure by the
tr t
afternoona ❑, Presentation was made
in the Audience room of the Public
Library in the presence of several ladies
and gentlemen,
DATE CHANGED OF GOVERNMENT CAR
COMING —Instead of the Government
Demonstration Car of Northert products
coming to Brussels en Tuesday next,
14th inst., it will not be here until the
following day, Wednesday, 55th inst.,
and will be at the G. T. R. depot from
11.22 that day until 11.22 Thursday.
The public will be welcome. A very
cheap john system of advertising is fol-
lowed, hence all who wish to see the car
should not wait for the issuance of post-
ers or big advertisements. This notice
is given free to help out the poverty
stricken Government, Don't miss see-
ing the display and hearing what bas to
be said. Both should prove interesting
on such a subject as the demonstration
Mande for,
SLEIGHING IS here.
THERE is still a great necessity for the
knitting of socks for tbe soldiers.
NEXT week R Leatherdale will serve
Kele George, at Godericb, as a Juror.
SEE "The Minister's Bride" io the
Town Hall Friday evening of this week.
It sbould be good. Plan of reserved
seats at Fox's Drug store
TEAtiieTERs should not forget that the
sidewalks are for the use of pedestrians
not for a roadway for horses and sleighs.
Some may need to be langht a lesson
about this by their apparent lack of
knowledge.
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BOY wanted for delivery wagon and to as.
sist in store, GEo. Ta0Mnot,
600 oft 77008 inch good tile for sale 050 per
1000, A p ly to D. E. Samders, Brussels, R. R.
No. 8. Phone 6110.
TAKE NOTSCE.—Tax Collector Oliver will be
at the Town Hall every afternoon, cumin elle:
ing Saturday, December 455. On December
lath and 14th he will be there all day. All
taxes unpaid on the 19th will have 5 par cent
added.
Two bags of shop found on the North gravel
road. By calling at THE Poem and paying for
this notice their whereabouts will be made
known.
nowt Cow for sale. Choice Durham grade,
due to calve Dec. 2055. Good milker. Apply
to J. P. Molenoset, Croabrook. Phone 660. 2
APARTMENTS to let in the Graham block
lately vacated by the Pryne family.
MALOOLsi BLACK.
FRESH calved cow for sale, aloe 2 heifers,
due to freshen in Maroh. Phone 8514.
A. MORES, Ethel.
Cows and heifers for sale. Apply Lot 22,
Con, 14, MoKillop. Mae Wm, DENNISON. 21.8
WANTED cattle to Winter. All kinds of feed
Apply at THE POST.
Two roadster colts, a yearling and sucker for
sale also a yearling gelding heavy draf5. Lot
28, Con. 8, Grey. FRANKSLAIOaTHOLM, Ethel,
To RANT. -25 to 28 acres of land with good
barn and house in the village of Brneeels.
Apply to W. F. STRATTON, jeweler, Brussels.
A GOOD house for sale with stable and fruit
trees. Apply TWA
POST,
Goon brick house on William street for sale
together with good stable and driving shed.
Excellent repair. All conveniences, bath, etc.
For further particulars apply to GEORGE
THOM80N, Brussels.
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SOLDIER BOYS REMEMBERED.— Last
Saturday evening a presentation was
made to Privates Pope and Cook, who
r i in at theStratford il'
s e n train I military
Camp, in the audience room of the
Public Library, Brussels, where a good
nnmber assembled. Principal Scott
read the following address and J. F.
Rowland and W. Little presented the
wrist watches :—
DEAR FRIEND.—We are proud to as-
semble this evening to honor you as a
soldier of the King and express our ap-
preciation of the fact that you, having
placed your services at the disposal of
your country's need, are prepared to go
forth to foreign soil to battle for her
liberty, that the sacred heritage left by
our brave fathers may be transmitted,
unsullied to posterity. We rejoice that
the noble spirit of heroism and self.
sacrifice still thrills in the hearts of our
young men. The force of your manly
example brings us assurance that
through the darkest hour of the future,
we may be possessed of an unshakable
confidence in our ultimate triumph.
We feel it is no idle boast "Britons
never will be slaves." As a token of
the sentiments herein expressed and of
the good will of the entire community of
Brussels we ask you to accept this wrist
watch. May its hands moveve
through
many hours of pleasant experience for
you and in due time, mark the happy
hour when we may welcome you un—
scathed from battles well fought, from
victories nobly won, May God guard
you till that hour,
Short replies were made by the recipi-
ents which were heartily applauded.
Terse patriotic addresses followed from
Revds, Messrs, Mann, Wren and Page
that were well worth hearing. Pte.
Cooke gave an exhibition of bayonet
drill "1'he Maple Leaf Forever"
the National Anthem and cheers for the
recruits and King George, brought the
gathering to a close, It is expected
other presentations may he made Satur-
day evening if the expected members
arrive, The necessary funds are being
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Selected strictly New Laid Eggs -.
Fresh gathered Eggs - -
Selected Dairy Print Butter -
Light -weight Prints and Unlabeled
Wrappers, Solids and Rolls -
Dress Chickens, Roasters and Broilers,
crate fatted, showing quality -
40'c
32c
26c
24c
"'Number of Feeding Coops for sale at 75c each
50o bushels Feeding Wheat wanted.
R. THOMSON - BRUSSELS
provided now by private subscriptions
and either M. Black or J, Ferguson will
be very glad to receive your "chip•in"
to provide for these little tokens to the
boys who are willing to fight our battles
over the seas.
WooK has been in progress at the Skat-
ing Risk and as soon as ice can be had
it will be there.
A Goon time was enjoyed at the Lan-
tern night with the Children's Aid
Wednesday night in Melville church
Lecture room. Fuller report next
week.
CANTATA,—The Junior League of the
Methodist church will give their
Cantata "The X,nas Runaway Rein-
deer" on Tuesday evening Dec. 14th.
Everybody welcome. Admission 150
for adults, children roc,
RECRUITING OFFICER —Lieut, Stewart
Scott, a well knuwu Brusselite, has been
delegated to look after the recruits offer-
ing t'or the new Huron Co, Battalion.
He is now in town awl will he able to
give all desired information on the sub-
ject. A good start bas been made in
our overseas representatives but there is
room for many more. Several are
thinking over the matter and the coming
of Lieut Scott may bring the decisions.
Billets are wanted in Brussels and no-
tice may be read elsewhere of what's re-
quired
DIED IN DENVER.—The sad news was
receiver] by Mrs, W. F. Stretton, town,
that her brother-in-law, Charles Pring-
le, of Denver, Colorado, had passed a.
way on November 26th, agecd 38 years.
Heart ailment was the cause. He was
in business in that city. 3 years ago he
married Miss Emylene MacQuarrie,
of Detroit, daughter of Hector and Mrs,
MacQuarrie, of this locality. The lat-
ter, who went to Denver a few weeks
ago, were there when the end came.
Mr Pringle was a floe man who enjoyed
the tHen dsbip of a wide circle and Mrs
Pringle is deeply sympathised with in
her bereavement. They have no family
L. 0. L.—The snuual meeting of L.
O L , No. 774, was held Monday even-
ing, Dec. 61h, when following officers
were elected :—W. M., E Cardiff ; D.
M., Geo, Colvin, Sr. ; Chaplain, Rev.
R. E. Page ; Rec. Sec., E. Plum ; Fin. -
Sec , C. Armstrong ; 'Trees , R Smith ;
D of C„ E. Somers ; Lecturer, L.
l'huell ; est Com , Wm. Bernard ; 2nd
Com R. Bowman ;3rd Com. Duke
Jordan ; 4th Com , S T. Plum ; 5th
Com , R. 'Thuell ; Inside Tyler, Wm.
MoCutebeon ; Outside Tyler, Wm.
Alderson.
HYMENEAL.—A most interesting cere-
mony took place on Wednesday, Dec.
1st at St, John's church, Brussels, when
Miss Lillian Maud P of Finsbury
Park London England, was united in
holy matrimony to Charles Albert Cross
field ton of Samuel and ate `rocs eid
m K G fi
of Abbotsford Que., by Rev. R. E.
Pape. Rector 01 the Church 'Che
groom arrived at the church at Half past
10 accompanied by his best man, Dr. F.
Bryans, of Brussels. Bride arrived
shortly after, accompanied by her maid,
Miss Marie Crump, formerly of Lon-
don. Eng, The wedding was private
onlya few personal friends beim Ire -
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ant. The newly married couple left the
church to the ringing of the church hell
and an adjournment was made to the
home of Mrs. D. C. Ross where a.sum-
ptuous repast was served. After dinner
cougratulatory speeches were made
by Rev. R E. Page and Dr. Bryans to
which the groom responded. Many
niceifts from friends in England and
Canada d g
.sada ha d been made to Mrs. Cross -
filed which were on exhibition and one
interesting fact was brought to tbe no•
tice of the guests that the wedding cake
was cut by a knife, the present of Mrs
Crossfleld's brother, who is in the
trenches. Mr and Mrs. Crossfield left
on the 3 59 train from Walton for M1 nt-
real and Abbotsford, Que., where Mr.
Crossfielcd's parents reside,
People We Talk About
Stewart Scott was home last Sunday.
Pte. Woodley, of Galt, was here over
Sunday.
Postmastertt c was o w s i n Toronto for a
few days last week.
Reeve Leckie is attending Huron
County Council at Godericb this week
Miss Isabel Dark is home for a few
weeks from her position at Sebringville.
Miss Gladys McQuar,ie and Mrs. W.
F Stretton spent the week end In Tor-
onto,
Inspector Bonnezen, of the Bonk of
Nova Scotia paid his cfficial visit here
last week.
Miss Verne Walker is home from a
110liday visit with relatives and friends
at London and Chatham.
Miss Murray,. of Tav'stock, who baa
been assisting Mips Mary Ross In her
millinery business, hes gone for her
vacation,
Mrs. George Cardiff's health has not
been as rugged as her many friends
would wish but we hope she will soon be
fully restored.
We are sorry to slate that Ernie
Cardiff has been laid aside by blood.pois
offing, but his many friends hope he
will soon be as well as ever.
Pres Chas Pope and W. H. Cook,
who aro training in Stratford Camp,
were here for Se. urday 'and Sunda
visiting relatives and old friends.
Wm. McMillan and bride are here
from Yorkton, Sask., for a visit with
relatives and old friends Former is a
500 of George and Mrs, McMillan, Brus-
sels.
Mia; Bernice, daughter of Robert and
Mis. Thuell, wbo underwent an opera
Hon a week or more ago, is making good
Improvement and will soon be as well as
ever we hope,
Dr. W. L. Holmes, who was operated
on at Guelph hospital a month ago, was
able to come home last week and is
gaining his strength back steadily. We
hope his complete convalescence will
soon be assured.
Alf. Baeker, R. F. Downing, S
Wilton, M. Black, J. Shurrie and Jas
Burgess were among tbose who took in
the Winter Fair at Guelph this week
anti pronounce it first-class.
Norman McGuire, son of Councillor
and Mrs. McGnire, Brussels, who Sas
been on the staff of the Milverton Sun,
has enlisted and well traiu at Stratford.
His many old friends here hope he will
receive all the good things and miss the
bad.
BRUSSELS SCHOOL REPORT
High School reports will not be pub-
lished till week of December loth, when
standing for Fall 'Term will be given,
Report for Room IV for the month of
November. Examined in Spell., Hye
Read , Gram. and daily work. Honors
75. Pass 6o, -
Sr. IV.—
M Mcl,auchlin ..83 S McLauchlin ,,.78
M Dunford .82 M Hall 76
H Lott .8o Ghompson 75
V Hall 74 H Cardiff ..,.68
V Harris 70
W Naegele 33'
Jr. IV. --
D Holmes. gI M Wilton „75
E Burgess..........79
W Burgess 75 C Anderson .., ..62
I McNichol 7o A Stewart 62
G Baeker 68
M. BROTHERS
Report of Room IIL—Sr. III.—Exam.
in Hist., Spell„ Read , Gram , Geog,
and daily work. Honors 75. Pass 6o,
L Fulton ...88 M Oliver..........65
F Stewart. ....83 L Barkley 64
C'l'hom son 8o C Hollinger .b
P g
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D Walker .....,,.,81 E Ennis 6n
'1' Burgess .........72 J Lowry 55
K McLaren. ..... .66
le Conley absent for exams.
Jr. III,—Exam. in Hist., Writ., Geog,
Lit., Gram., Arith. and daily work.
Honors 75. Pass 60.
W McDowell .75 B Cardiff 56
ID Currie • a 1
Walker
54
M McCracken 7o *B Thuell .53
Al McLaucblin....60 A Ballantyne....52
E Oliver ...........65 M Wood .46
F Oliver .65 L'I'hueil 45
H Keys 59 G Wilson 44
E Fraser ,..........58
absent for exams
W Snyder and E McKay
Those marked • missed exam.
B. HENDERSON
Room II. Examined in Literature,
Drawing, Writing, Composition, Arith•
inetic and daily work. Honors 75
Pass 6o.
Sr, II.—
M Rowland qt
IC Ferguson 87
G Best 71
A Thompson 61
L Platt -59
Ir. II,—
G Stewart 56
ID Thompson.—54
C Lott 41
*M Wilson 26
W MtFadzean ....79 C Anderson .... 64
T Keys 77 F Oliver .61
$ Ballantyne •73 L Hollinger 58
N McDowell... ...69 Hollinger .
q M..•54
E McLaren 67 J McCr eke
a u....53
" Missed exams, ,
P. BARKER
Room I, Class V.—Examined in
Arith , Spell„ Dep. and daily work.
A Ritchie 95 D Rowland... -76
E'I'hibideau,..... ,93
IV,—Examined in same.
E Pollard...,,.....gx L Clouse 86
M Walker.........gt H Thibideau,,77
R Pollard 8g 01/ Sob wad rou.,,so
H Pawson...... .,.87
1II, Excellent —M Harkness, T, Mc-
Kay, Y Yolleck, E Edwards, 13 'i'hibl•
dean Gond —S Scott, M Thomson, M
Snider, KSnider,
II. Excellent.-- M Ferguson, J
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iver. Good—W Galbraith, D War-
wick, A Grewar, N Snider.
THE
STANDARD BANK
OF CANADA
HEAD OFFICE a TORONTO
DEPOSITS RECEIVED SUBJECT
TO CHEQUE.
Savings Bank Deposits bear interest at
EST 'D 1373 highest current rates. 218
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
J. F. Rowland, D El-DManager.
I Excellent—C'l'heell, I, McLaren, communicable diseases have been, Af-
D Luna, B Thibideau. 'Good— H ter discussing the matter it was moved
Workman, by Geo Muldoon, seconded by J
F. I, BUCHANAN, Hewitt, that the disinfection of all
Brussels Council
The regular meeting of Brussels Coun-
cil was held Monday evening, Reeve in
the chair, Present in addition Couueil-
lors Muldoon, Hewitt and Walker.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap•
proved. Following accounts were pre-
sented :—
C. Pope & Son, water for street$ 15 6o
Geo Kerr, Board of Health 15 00
W. J McCracken, miscellaneous 5o
Geo. Manning, roads t 05
Geo. Morris, roads 2 8o
THE POST, printiug , 13 o0
Wiltuu & Gillespie, miscellaneous 18 89
Robert Oliver, salary . 40 00
H. L Jackson, watches for
soldiers ... ,......, 30 00
W F. Stretton, watches for
soldiers II 50
J. Hewitt, miscellaneous 4 00
Moved by J. Hewitt, seconded by
D. Walker, that the accounts be paid.
Carried.
$23 7o was reported as the receipts for
the town scales for the mouth of Novem-
bar by Weigma'ter Oliver.
Communications were read concern-
ing the purebane of seals, proceeds of
whieb go to the National Sanitarium;
from a Commission of Ontario Govern-
ment co-operating with the Dominion
Government re Suldiers Aid Commission
end from the Provincial 'treasury .De-
partment which was as follows :—
DEAR Slag :—Your report of tbe 27tt.
sit , enclosing cheq'.les aggrega!ing
$1,315 24, in aid of the British Red
Cross Society and the Order nt St John,
contributed as follows :—Grant from
village of Brussels. $500.0o ; and vol-
untary offerings $816 24, total 81315 24
has been received by the Hon. Mr Me-
Garty, 'Treasurer of the Central Pro-
vincial Committee, who has directed me
to acknowledge receipt thereof and to
express his thanks and the thanks of the
Committee for the generous contribu-
ton. Yours v, ry truly, C. A. Matthews,
Minister's Secretary,
Communication was read from 'Phos.
Nicholl, asking $100 for damages done
to his Dioperty for the cut-off road,
while street was being macadam-
ized No action taken
Dr McRae, Medical Health Officer,
addressed the Council relative to the
proper disinfecting of houses where
houses in Brussels must be done by
Rubt Oliver and party whose house is
disinfected must pay the cost in ad-
vance, charge to be; $2,00, plus the
formaldehyde. Carried
The annual report of Dr. McRae, as
Medical Health Officer, was presented
to the Council. It covered the past
year's work iu a very complete manner
and will be published in THE Pos'r.
BY•Law fixing the polling places and
Deputy. Returning officers for the
Municipal Election in Brussels was read
and passed.
R Thuell asked concerning the By -
Law regulating the street lighting
After discussing other questions of
interest Council adjourned to meet on
Weduesdav evening next, 55th inst.
BORN
BAKal.—In Grey township, on November 9015,
1915, to Mr, and Mrs. Chester Baker, a
daughter—pearl A udry.
MONAIH.—In Grey township, on Deo, 2nd,
1916 to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McNair, a son—
William Martin.
PARR.—In Grey townehip, on November 2415,
1915, to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Parr, a dough•
ter.
SINOLA5R,—In Brussels, on Denember 8rd, 1916,
to Mr, and Mrs. R. M, Sinclair, a daughter.
DIED
BATAMAN. At Ethel, on December let, 19'6.
Ida Beatrice, beloved daughter of George
and Mary J. Bateman, aged 24 years, 4
months and 14 days DRUG STORE
JOHNsToN.—Ill Morris townehip, on December
8o1, 1916, George JOI,,,ston, aged 8l years,
10 months and 18 days.
PRINGI A.—In Denver, Col., on Nov 28th, 1015,
Chas. Pringle, aged 88 years.
Santa Claus
XES, the shute old Banta Claus who
has delighted the little folic for
geuel'aeioue past, will, in a very
short time be with 110 again and we -
hope to give, hits •a right royal wet-
etnne. Our stock is now complete and
comp iees a great variety of pretty
and useful gifts.
CHINA
Our stock in this line is very complete, in,
eluding our stook patterns, viz.: Bridal
Rose, Green and Gold White end Gold,
Scattered Rose and+Violet Pompadour, also
some very pretty pieces of Band Painted
Nippon,
BOOKS
we have a number of the new books, viz I
O'Halloran, a Far country, ,Tulia Page,
Lost Prince Pollyanna Grows Up, Mr.
Hhegle, aryl In. Times Like These,,
We will be glad to procure any Book
desired, Also a good eaaortment of Book.
tete,.Xmas mad New Year Oardn, Oalen-
dare, &oMetbodiot Hymn Books and
Presbyterian Boole of Praise,
FOUNTAIN PENS
The Ideal Waterman from 52 20 to $8 00, an
absolute guarantee goes with. each Pen.
FLASHLIGHTS
We handle the well known Franco Lamps
and have them in grant variety. Nothing
mikes a Moro useful present.
Ivory and Ebony Goods
In these we have a great choke of Toilet
artiol es and ASourstock was bought before
the edeanee in price we can save you
money on prevent prices.
CHOCOLATES
Alwnye n dainty gift. We are showing
some very handsome packages of the well
]mown Willard and Nylo make. Every
package guaranteed perfect.
TOYS AND DOLLS
We have thIe s,asnn opened up a separate
Toy depnrtment,where we can show our
bigstock of Toys Dolls, Games, &o,. &c.,
to much g,ester advantage than we have
been able to do in the past We will be
glad to hove mothers bring their little folk
in and spend all the time they wish with.
out feeling under the slightest obligation
to purchase anything. It 1s the children's
time, and we will make them welcome,
A Hearty Welcome to all at
OX'S
AUCTION SALES
FRIDAY, DEO. 10th —Farm stook, grain, roots
&c., at N4 Lotl&. Con 7, Morris, SR le unre-
served owing to ill health at 1 p. In. W. E.
Douglas, Prop. • F S Scott, Auc.
W nos EsDAY, Dem, 22ND.—Farm, Farm stock,
rmpleeente, Household Furniture, &c., Lot
22, Con. 14, McKillop. Sale unreserved at I p.
no. F. S. Scott, Auctioneer. Mrs. Wm, Den-
nison, W. G. Neal Executors, Estate late Wm.
Dennison.
BRUSSELS MARKET
Wheat t 85 8 00
Oats 96 85
Peaa
Barley 2 4460 2'00 60
Butter 27 28
Eggs 86 81
Hoge 8 76 8 76
Hay 1200 1800
Potatoes per bus 1 00 1 00
Wool washed 29 88
The Penslar Store
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The People's Column
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ULL FOR SALE.—One Durham Bull 11
months old Dark roan In color. Apply
to J. R. LEESIING, R. It- No. 1, Walton.
WOUND STRAYED on the premises of the
undersigned a week ago. Hag 4 white
feet and white ring around necic. Owner may
have sane by proving property and paying ex-
penses. FRED. W. YESCHKE,
Crarnbrook,
TAMWORTH BOGS FOR SALE.— The un-
dersigned hos for sale an aged there,
bred Tam worth hog, also a hog of same breed
aged 8 months For further particular,, apply
to JOSHUA POLLARD & SON, Lot 28, Con.
11, bloK(Rop, Walton P. 0. R. R. No. 1. 28.4
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Women's and Misses' Cloth Coats, splendid assortment of patterns, in
strop serviceable tweeds also a few Plain b]acus browns aand greens not all sizesin any one kind but all sizes in the lot. Regular values up
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Ladies' Coats—With fur collars and quilted lining—From $10.00 up
Men's Coats—Curl lining, rubber interlined, with Fur collars—$10.00 up
We are right ready with a complete A FULL LINE OF
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