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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1906-12-07, Page 4Pet e a EA: • 61. • •• Tryone needs something o create and maintain strength for the daily round of duties. There is nothing better than an Ale' or Porter, the puxity and merit of which has been attested by ernists, physicians and experts at the great exhib- bitions. MIEUMATI M Do you know the system rids itself of waste matter through bowels and kidneys? Yes, but by the skin as well. As a matter of fact the skin 'cis the eys do. system of more urea titan the ki If the skin, or bowels, or kidneys are unhealthy—theywon't throw off enough ure.a. This urea is changed iito uric acid—carried by the blood to Fonts and nerves—causing Rheumatism. One never inherits lieu- matism. One does ililierit weak kidneys, irregular bowels and bad skin, acI ion. jLi Ce trepiec REE Itrft FOR FT TO -DAY OR "FRUIT LIVER TABLETS" will positively cure Rheurnatisn because they increase the eliminatin action of skin, leideeys and bovels—a d make these three orgqns so vigor us and healthy that there can be no urea or waste retained itt the system to po son the blood and irritate the nerves. PROIT-A-TIVES are fruit 'juices, combined with tonics—the whole forming the most effective cure for Rhe atm. 5oc. a box or 6 boxes for $2.5 Sent on receirt4of price if your drug ist does not handle them. FRUIT -ft -TPM 1.1M1TO • IT/t11.11. . colder past ime. Later Re there io• g you avitt We are thee • tit in the eu hey& ever for 1906, OE, Beare.. or Walton St. Colurna noillor, Seat r, Brodhag-, erk, With- rex-, Beeotei- te J. Pa Sati-i rop P. a Lat er Vaid04- wed Vete sou.ftechoice inalva4* N‘,....:LA"'%..447f-I et 5 nen phl this dr.sisras itarnped 1thcb CARNATIONS, `Ceisolat Art centreakce POPPIES. HOLLY. - VIOLETS ei*. AMERICAN BEAUTY Roses Write today enclosing 25 cents ill ems or coin and state destanwanted mtsisth•biggest offer -we ever made. Wfl ie it taco:ay-Ince every woman that the 110Mt ;40URNAL is the greatest magazine published la Canada; coreg Health and Beauty De. earnaeat, Cooking, household hints. Wit sod Ir.rner. rashicla RatespImportantrerehm News wislan4Shart Storks and Weft Patterns. Send 25 cents for one year's subscription to Abe -Home Journal and the centrepiece. g Addres CIRCULATION. DEPARTMENT. HE TORO Hoe Journal oNT. NTO, Established 1879 • Whooping Cough, 'Croup, Bronchitis COugh, Grip, Asthma, Diphtheria Crook= Is a boon to Asthmatics Doesit not seem more effective to breathe in a remedy to cure disease of the breathing organs than to take the remedy into the stomach? h cures because the air rendered strongly anti- ses* is carried over the diseased surface with every breath, giving prolonged and constant treat - It is iavaluable to mothers with small children. Those of a consumptive tendency find immediate relief from coughs or in- flamed conditions.of the throat. Sold by druggists. Send postal forbooklet. LICEMING, MILES Co., Limited, Agents, Mont- real, Canada. 307 • • Trythe New Store Where they don't trifle with other people's business but pay strict attention to the wants of everybody' e needs in the line of Iresh, Cured and Cooked Meats Bologna and Sausagep, Oro - caries, Fruit aid Vegetablet-, at:, at rieht prioes. - try our 27c Tea. sgorine The Great French Vitalizer: atrottr , Promptly eurea Debility or Wcakta free frure indiscretions of excesses. - Best and sereet remedy known for a tbet follew ae a sequence of abuses, Memory , Pains in the Bock; Dimness Preniatere t/id Age and many oiler that lead to Pilysical Weakness, In an erul, hrave. Mailed to any eddy ceipt o peke, 50 cents, or fi.ve boxes THE RAY WIEDICINE 60.1, 51x. - AFTER result - diseases Loss of f Vision, •diseases nest and ss on re - for $2. Ont. • MONEY TO LOAN Private funds at 4X to 5% on farm urit 202541. A. AeWATT, Bruce eld, Ont. DISTRICT MATTERS. New Books.—The following new hooks have recently been received in the Sealorth Public Library: A- wakening of Helena Richie Deland;. The Leader, Dillon; God W1I1a It, Davis; Subjection of Isabel Camaby, Fowler, ; Doe. Gordon, Freemen tion, Fenn; Julian Home, Farrar ; Eric, Farear ; St. Winnifred's, Far - ?a; Wheel of Lite, Glasgew ; Bal - Mice of Power, Gooderich ; A Coin of Edward VII, Hume; A Woman of Babylon, Hocking; Bonnie Prince Charlie, Henty, ; Through the Fray, Henty, ; an Who Rose Again, Hock- ing; Arncliffe Puzzle, Holmes; Ben- ita, Haggard; Silver Maple, Keith; Undertow, Knowles. - An Enthusiastic Mason.—The Ex- eter Advocate of laet week says: "Lebanon Forest Lodge No. 138, A. F. and i A. M., was the recigdent on Monday evening, of a present of a set Of handsome degree aprons, the gift of Mr. John - McIntyre. • In mak- ing the presentation Mr. McIntyre referred in leindest terms to the treatment he iad always received at the hands of the Exeter brethren, and the pleasure he had in making the present. vote of thanks was tend- ered the worthy brother for his thoughtful and apprecIated gift." That is just like him. Mr. -'McIn- tyre received his early ' training in Masonry in Seaforth, of which he eiras for many yeare a respected resident, and his trethernhere will be pleas- ed to learn that he still- adheres to the instruction of his earlier years. 1WintercTerm opens Ja Here are some of the recent records ELLIOTT by the -KRUSE VI S. sEATORTH, The originators cif low prices in meats Phone 96 . Commercial. Bleek, Opposite the. Post Office. Zooles Cotton Root Compountt The great Uterine Tonic, and only safe effectual Monthly Regulator on which women can. depend.. Sold in three degrees of strength—No. 1, $t; NO. 2, 1C/ degrees stronger, 43; No. 3, for special cases, 115 per box. Sold by an druggists, or sent prepaid, on receipt of price. Free pamphlet. Address : Tac Cs K MEDICINECC.,TORONTO, OUT. 1/0emeell/ Madam', TOR0/4TO, ONT. • Out of the last 250 calls from busine firms, w have filled FIFTEEN of the positionse had n oee else ready to send. We Wive also • 62 call for business college tochers. 101 west dents o other business colleges or shorthand se cols wer enrolled here during the last two years We be lieve we hove the hest commercial sohoo in Can ada. We thoroughly satisfy our stu en s. Writ to -day for catelogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Princ Cor. Yonge and Alex .2nd made o CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS A simple and effective remedy for SORE THROATS AND COUGHS They combine the germidaal value of Cresolene with the soothing properties- of slippery elm and lime eiee. Your druggist or from us, 10c in stamps. Lastme, mums 00,2 Temited, Agents, Montreal. 401 COOD You 202241 pal nder 'Sts PAY D Y What o you get on PAY DAY Does your sa • for the year total less tha WOO'? If so yo • are wasting. your time. Let us start you as a telegraph operator—a osition that leach! to the highest position in t e rail- way service, eemmanding salaries ranging from 55,000 to e50,000 a year. Clip his ad- vertisement and mail it to us, and receive free our handsome book, " The Hig way to Success." B. W. Somers, Prinoip Dominion School of raphy & Railroad 10 ADELAIDE STREE TORONTO 1 Teleg- *ng WEST, Who Not Wr • for copy of our c talogue ? This simple act, costing a cent and a mornen of time, might change the hole cur- rent of your life nd bring you many thousa, ds of dol- lars within the next ten years. Try it. A ress W. H. SHA,W, Principal Yonge and Gerrs,rd streets, To outo The:B Business C 201826 k rlin °liege. Write for catalog f the school that places more students in posi- tions than any simi ar school in Western Ontario. All Gradustes ge Enter at any Positions: time. THE BER IN BUSINESS CeLLEGE. W, D. .e.,ULER, Principah _Honoring a Seaforth - oy.—We no- tice with pleasure that Mr. W. D. Stewart, son of Mr. Alex. 'Stewart, of Seaforth, is uph.oldizi the honors of his native town abtoad in good 13tyle.. Mr. Stewart is now one Of the leading business Men in St. Paulo /feinneeota„ but he does not al- low business , to so ingross his at- tention that he ha -s not time to de- vote to healthful athletic sports. •We see by a recent St Paul paper that at, the annual meeting of the Nuelika Curling Club, of that city, be was unanimoesly elected President. This is one of the oldest and largest curl- ing clubs in the city with. a member- eship of over. 150. The honor is, also all the more- creditable to Mr. Stew- art am it was entirely unsought as he as not even at the meeting at which he was appointed to the hon- orable position of Peesident Mr. 1 Stewart. was a -n a mirer. and a good player of lacrosse n his early days in Seaforth and ar. seems to have. kept 'up that connection in hie ad- opted home ILE the following which we clip from the same paper shows. It says : " President W. D. Steyr - art, of ehe St. .Paul Lacrosse club entertained the members of •the club- at a eeven o'clock dinner last evening at hie home on Holly avenue. After- an telaborate dinner,, each ac- tive member or the team was pre- vented with a handsome gold watcie the gifts, of the officers of the club. Speeches. were made by President Stewart4 'Dr. J. T. Christison and Jack Elliott." 5 a* ,South Huron Farmers' Institute.— A meeting of the officers and direc- tors of -the South Huron Farmers' In- etitute •was- held at Heffernan's . ho- tel in IFIensall, on Saturday last. The object of the meeting was to make final arrangements for the In- stitute meetings to be held during the coming Winter. The regular meetinge will Pe held at Exeter and- Brucefield, the former on Thursday, January, 17th, and the latter on Fri- day, January:18th. The speakerssent out by ithei Agricultural Department for these 'meetings are Mr. W. El- liott, of Galt, and Mr. J. Gardhouse of Highfield. They are both -good men .and they. will be supplemented by local epeakers. There will be an e.fternoon and an evening meeting at each place. .The eupplirnentary meetings will ;be held at Elimville, Crediton, Grand Bend, Zurich, Hen- sall, Strong) Hotel, Tuckersmith and Bayfield, cftimencing on Thureda,y, Feb, 14the and cloSing on Thursday, February 21st. The meetings will be held in the order we have given them above. The spea.kere furnished by the ,Agricultural Department for • these meetings fare Major Sheppardl, of Queenstown, and! Dr. H. G. Reel, ef 'Georgetown, land as at the tregular meetings thee will ba sup- plemented by local speakers. There will also be an afternoon and even - Ing meeting at each place. The sub-, jects for each place were selected and the local speakers appointed and these - will be • made . public in due course. A grant of $15 was voted to each of the ladies' institutes at Exeter and Bayfield and these In.stitutest, were given the privilege of having -a lady speaker at elle Exeter and Bayfield meetings, the Institute paying half the expenses. This Institute has af- filiated with the Provincial Fat Stock Show at Guelph and all mem- bers pt the Institute are entitled, to free ,admistion to all the meetings at Guelph during the three days of -the fghow there, by producing a re- ceipt for .their membership in the Institute. It Quiets the Cough. This is one reason why Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so valua- ble in consumption. It stops the wear and tear of useless coughing. But it does more —it controls the inflammation quiets the fever, soothes, heals. Ask your doctor. about this. The beat kind of a testimonial— " Sold. for over sinty years." Mee by N. 0.14.yer Co., Lowell, Masa. .6.1so manufacturers of /0 SARSAPARILLA. PILLS. IIAIR e have no secrete I We puleich he formulae of all out medicines. - • • Hasten recovery keeping the bowels regutar velt Ayerls PWa VAILECIP Mounting to $1,163.38; the council then adJourned till Monday, the 10th of December at one o'clock p. nu Catarrh of the nose and throat Should lead 'you to at least ask us for a free trial box of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Cure. Nothing so surely proves merit as a real, actual test —and Dr. Shoop, to prove this, earn- estly desires that we let you make that tee. This Creamy, enow white heeling balm eoothee the throat and nostrils, and quickly. purifies a foul or' leverish breath. Call end' investi- gate. Sold by C. Aberhart, Seaforth, Exeter. Mile important ceremony was performed by Rev. A. H. Going in the 'preeence of about 80 invited guests, some of whom tame from Stratford, London, Burgessville, ete. The bride was given away by her father. ,During the ceremony the bride and groom stood behind an al- tar of evergreens and underneath floral 'bell I which hung In a 'wish- - bone of evergreen, with a back ground of myrtle. The wedding march was played. by Mies Ella Camm, cous- in of the bride. The bride wore a beautiful 'gown of whits point de sprit over white silk, trimmed with valenclertne late and white velvet ribbon, and carried a sheaf of ehry- vent-ten-lune. The ceremony and con- gratulations over •the marriage sup- per was served and a most enjoyable social evening was 'spent 'until go- ing homeitinae when the 'young couple accompattfed by many friends drove to (their (home In Farquhar, and where •they will receive the congrot- ulatione and .good wishes of a large circle of admiring frienda. 7 - To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quiaine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25o. ----- Dublin. WEDDING Bowie — On Tuesday. n3orning of last week the marriage of Miss Tessie Gallaher and Mr. James O'Sullivan took place at St. Patrick's church. The wedding march was played by Miss Kate Carpenter. Rev. Father Noonan performed the ceie- mony. The bride's wedding - gown was of white crepe de °Ilene with. silk and lace trimmings. She was assisted by her sister, Miss Josephene Gallaher, who was attired in grey ladies cloth with hat to match, both carrying bou- quets of rosee. • The groom was ably assisted by his broth, Mr. John O'Sul- livan. The bride's going away suit was of green cloth. The presents to the bride were numerous, including many handsome cheques. The young couple will reside on a farm in St. Colurnban. Mr. and Mrs. O'Sullivan have the best wishes of their host of friends in this vicinity. East Waws,n.osh. Farm Bought, —Last week Nathan Johneton, of Hullett township, pur- chesed the farm lot 30, concession 4,, in' this township, recently owned by Thomas Woodcock, at a Mortgage sale.. This farm was known as the Robert Johnetore homestead, and is alongside the , new propritor's 100 acre farm. Death of Mrs. mita—After a ling- ering illness lasting over two years Mrs. Henry Thiel died on Wedness day night, November 21, at the age of 57 years, 11 months and 21 days. Deceased was born in. New Hamburg and was married In that town and with her husband- moved to the farm in East Wawaeosh, lot 81, conces- sion 2, aboat 86 years ago. Mrs. Thiels maiden name was Cath- erine Wagner and she was a mem- ber of the Evangelical church. Be- sides the husband there are six grown up children to mourn 'the lose Of a kind and thoughtful mother. Mrs. Pollard of McKillop, was a daughter of the deceased. 2018 'Run N Risk Piles get quick relief from Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment.' Remember It is made alone for Piles -a and it -Wcirks with certainty a.nd satisfaction. Itching, painful, protruding, or blind piles disappear like magic by- its use. Try it and see I—Sold by C. Aber - hart, druggist, Seaforth. Water Cure for Constipation. Hlf a pint of hot Wa,ter taken half an hour •before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics Ishould be avoided. When a 'purgative is needed, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets They are mild and gentle in their action.' For sale by all drug- gists. — - Hullett. !Tete Couerom—At the last meeting of the Hullett Council, the polling places and the clepnly returning °fac- ers for the Municipal elections were appointed as follovvs : No. I, John Fowler, at Temperance Hall, Kin - burn; No. 2, James Watt, School House. Harlock ; No, 3, P. Quigley, School House No. 2; No. 4, R. Adams, Foresters' Hall Londesboro ; No, 5, WM. MC0001, School House No. 5; No. 6, George Snell, Township Hall; No. 7, John Fingland, School House No. D. A by-law was passed authoriz- ing the issue of debentures for $500 for the part payment of a .neve school house in union school section No. 12, Hullett and. Morris. Complaint was made to some of the members of Coun- cil respecting the dumping of old tin- ware and other rubbish on the boun- dary line of Hullett and Blyth, causing horses to be frightened and being dangerous to the travelling public. The clerk was asked to notify the Blyth corporation to have the same removed. A number of accounts am- ounting to $1,065 were passed and or- dered to be paid. Council adjourned until Saturday, December 15th, when it is expected that all the township accounts for 1908 be settled. —The Board of Health held a meet- ing the same day and received the re- port of Dr. McCallum, health officer, - from which, it appears, there.has been quite an epidemic of measles, partic- ularly in section 8, and later on throughout the township. Therewee a number of cases of typhoid fever, also -some very severe cases of diarr- hoea., two of them being rapidly fatal. The vital statistics for the township this year so far are ;—births 45, mar- riages, 13, deaths, 26. *14 • 0— A deepatch front Toronto annotinces thatRalpb. Connor's. new story "The Doctor" has been secured by the Family Herald and! Weekly Star, of Montreal, for exclusive newspaper • publication. This is ia, big surprise. Such stories are seldom sold to newspa,pers for Months after tee book is issued, but. the Family Herald is in a position fte pay the' peice. and land the prize. Their saoscribers are to be congratulated. It eis said the opening* ehapters will 'be published on January 2nd, 1907, so as 'to give all they subscribers ample time to renew their subscriptions. lie the meantime there will be a rush from new subscribers, and no woeeer, for the Family Herald with their beautiful picture and Ralph Con- 'nor's story is certainly a dollar's werth not to t€ .'had every day. "Sausfac o or your Money Back." Usborne. , A Lucky Day.—Orr Wednesday of last week, Mr. Arnold M. Harris, son of Mr. fend Mrs: Charles Harris, near Farquhar, was .married at Duegan- non, to 'Miss Mabel, only dattgetee of Mr. 'Henry Homey, of that place. Mr. and !Mrs. Harris will make their home at Ur. Harris' farm, -near Far- quhar, and where they were given a moat hearty reception by their friends aen Friday evening last, and When the :bride was .warmly welcomed to her new home ane the bridegroom was •congratulated on his good tor - tune !securing so charming a wife. 4Tie evening wee most . pleasantly spent and the happy young • couple were given a moat propitious start on their 'matrimonial journey and if It is as long and 'pleasant as their 'friends wish for they will surely celebrate their diamond anniversary-. —A !singularly pleasant event took place at the pretty home of Mr. Joseph Hawkins,- reeve of Usborne, DU Wednesday of loot week, when the eldest daughter .of the houeehold, Miss Olive, was 'married to one of Us - borne' -,8 -brightest and most promis- ing young liermers in the person of Mr. George W. Hunter, eldest on of Mr. Simon Hunter, of the flame town- ship. Rev. Hugh J. Fair, pastor of the Methodist church, performed the interesting 'ceremony in. the pres- ence of (about one hundred and twenty guests., relatiees and friends of the. contracting parties. The bride was given away by- her father. She was handsomely gowned in cream crepe de chene elaborately trimmed with lace and insertion. She was armlet - ed by her eister, Miss May Hawkins, while the groom was aided by his cousin, Mr. ;Wilbur 'Hunter. After congratulations had (been extended and a dainty supper partaken of, the evening was spent in secial amuse-. ment. Gueets were present from Ex- eter, Centralia Seaforth and many Staffa Notes.—A great number of both young and old are gol.ng to take in e The Bonnie Brier Bob." in Mitah- ell on Wednesday evening, December 12th.—Early one (morning last week _ Morrison, son of Mrs. Alex. Morrison, of the vellage, passed a- way in his 17th year. Deceased -had been &filleted -with. epilepsia tor a number of years, and 'his death was not unlooked for. His mother and eister have the sympathy of a large number of frien.de and acquaintances here.—Master Lorne Hutchison, little son of Mr. and Mrs. DeCoersey- Hut- ehison, while coming from school one day last week, climbed on 'to a, wagon loaded with dement and tum- bled off and one of the hind wheels Northern Elookev League. A well attended meeting of dele- gates from the hockey clubs compos- ing the Northern Hockey Leegue was held in Palmerston a, short time ago. The clubs represented were Mount Forest, Harriston, Wingham, 1Kincar- dine, Listowel. The following Officers were elected for the ensuing yeer honorary president, W. H. Jackson, Harriston; president, A. Rogers, Mt. Forest ; vice-president, D. D. Wilson, Wingharn seeretary-tFeakrer, Dr. E, Bruce, Kincardine. After the reg- ular business of the annual meeting the delegates drew up the following schedule of matches ; At Mt. Forest.—Listbveel, January 11; Kincardine, Januery 18; Harris - ton, January 29; Wingham, Febru- ary 5. At Harriston.—Mt. Forest, Jan. 4; Kincardine, Jan. 11; Listowel, Feb. 1; Wingharre February. 8. At Wingham. --Listowel. Jan. 4 Harriston, January 21: Mt. Forest', January 25e Kincardine, Feb. 15. At Kincar' cline.—Wingham, Jae. 7 ; Harriston, January 22; Listowel, Feb. 1; Mt. Fordat, Feb. 18. At 'Atwood.—Mt, Forest, Jan. 1; Harriston, Jan. 9; Kincardine, Feb. -11; Wingham, Feb. 18. „ 011 the S. ( By Ay.) Of all the ships that sail the ocean, None beateeeicilian, Wise's my Tuition ; I chose her for my nutiden trip, Delighted to find so steady a ship. Captain Fairfull, courteoUs, kind and true, A Oner man I never knew; And good a inariner is he, As ever crossed the great North Sea. From Burns' land our first mate hails, To describe him, alas, my poor pen fails ; With his neat trimmed beard and his physcque fine, He's the envy' of all other mates on the line. other places. kr. and Mrs. Hunter will make (their home on the groom'e fine- farm' 'on the 4th concession and where it is' the wish of a very large circle a friends that their Joy's may everv Government passed over his body.. Pour of his be many and their sorrows fesv and Standard, the: 0 wise bruised. - he great miracle is —Another happy event of a like gaues--chitfl on Vroperly in Western Ontario and the Emu, tha,t he was not killed.—At the lase nature "occurred at Exeter on the London—Life 6113.50 in 857 of these asset0 are ribs were brokeq, and he was other- far between. F01 $100.00 ou the first mort• sections of has assets lkfanitoba. eirAele • meeting of the Hibbert council, held same day, 'Wednesday, at the home You run no by insuring in. the London Life Insuraoce Companyi-- in the 'hall here, the clerk read the of Mr. Wen. Fletcher. on this ee- engineer's report, with regard to ca,sion lair. Thomas Allen, nephew of r, extra work on the Scott Drain. He Mr. Thomas Cameron, of Farquhar, sound invettments high interest etarnings and economical manatgement make a policy in the " Lorelei) Life " Good as Gold. was instructed to ask the engineer with wb.om rhe has resided since early ) 1 ) FE INSURANCE COMP NY to estimate the work done in euble boyhood, took .as his Pretty bridee yards,and settle with the contractor Mies Hester Airdrie, youngest' daughter ROBIlignIT Insueotor Beaforth. it accordance with said estimate. Or- of Mr, and. Mrs. Fletcher, who have * re—' clerk were drawn:. on tie treasurer Just recently remove4 from Ushorne - -Yr nnual Ladcies of Seaforth and viczenliy0 We will be At -Home Every day from now until Christniras. ourAs place of business is head- quarters or men's wear, we take this lib- ert4i of making belo7v a few suggestions for Christmas presents fol men, and boys, hoping it will save you a good deal o trouble and worry. Yours most sincerely, STEWART BROS. MUFFLERS. All the lines carried by other stores, and three new ones—jast out. Call and see them. Black and fancy colored , striped squares 50c to $1 Sweater Mufflers 250 to 75e Striped and plain Folding Muffler, elegant colored quilt- ed lining 250 to $1 BRACES. The best makers best makes are here, put up in a hand- some box, beentifully inscribed 50e to 75o Famous Prosident Braces 55c A good line of men's and boys' Braces SHIRTS. A. collection of the swellest patterns ever showirin Seaforth, all new Xmas stock : colors guaranteed ; fit and style perfect. $1.00 to $1.50 - 250 - 4.8 HATs A. crowning glory is his hat. The very latest in both soft and -stiff hats $1,50 to $2.50 We will exchange any hat atter Xmas, if the style or fitsloes riot BUIL SOX. Hot Stuff for -cold feet. Fancy Cashmere 50e Black Cashmere & 25e to 50e Plain and ribbed worsted 25e Heather tnixed 25e Special silk and wool 50e Heavy Sox 20e to 35e SWE ATERS Protects the boy from eold and his clothes from wear; all colors and sizes, in plain and striped worsted wool. Price 50c to $1.00 TIES. This defailtment has been oar spe- cial effort. In the last few months we have been shown the samples of all the leading: Canadian and; imerican manufacturers, and have bought their beat patterns. These will be display- ed on revolving rings, so that every tie will pass before your eye, allowing you to see the whole of our ina-nense stock in the shortest poesible time. Owing to the size .of ou'r order, we were put in a special line of regular FIFTY CENT- Silks to sell as a leader at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Beautiful four -in hand, itt handsome box, 60 CENTS. In a word, every style, shape, color and priel in tiedom is here. If A;NDKERCITIE FS. TOQUES OR STOCKING CAPS. Our first shipment was sold 0.1E014 immediately. We have anther for Christmas—plain white, white 'red stripes, red with white stripes, c.; every possible color combination. Honey comb knit special for girls 'Boys, all colors Oureeeond mite seeMs rather shy, Ile never speaks Re he passes by; Thal he knows his work is early seen - In our ship so snug, so neat and clean. Our third and fourth are sailors true, As ever donned. a suit of blue •, With men like these to guide the shies No wonder we've enjoyed our trip. 1 Dr. Glaister with his draughts and pills Coe cure us of outyarious ills, And sing aisong to make un cheery, With a man like this you can't get weary. ` The bag is kept by the McLean, Who long has crossed the raging main; 11 you're in doebt What you should do, You else consult the genial Hugh. How many stewards like to know, Could hell compere with Chief Munro; A Gaul of long :infested sinei From the bonnie shores of famed Loch Tyne, We seldom see, lett often bear Of our most wart h•.• engineer ; His staff do all that morello can, To keep their engines spie and span. Our stewards strive with might and main, The utmost comfort to maintain ; Our invalids all shower their blesses On our most worthy stewardesses. The barber with his rezor keen, • Keeps all our gellante trig and clean; And for the ladies he is handy, With chocolate Creams and sugar seedy. Good tuck" Sicilian " and your Crew, Long may you WI the ocean blue; If ere again I tross the main, ru try " Sicilian" once again. teregits„ colds, boarseases, and ether threat eats ars quickly relieved by Cresolana ten oezto per hoz. Alidrugeshi The lead is a. strong we have be variety to White hemstkeht d Silk fancy b ders Silk initialed Plain white silk Colored silks FUR COLLAR FOR OVERCOAT.. Beautiful Persian Lamb, Dyed Wombat, French Otter, Australian Beaver and Imitation Lamb. Prices, $2,50 to 410.00 NIGHT TG�WNS. Long warm Flannelette Gowns, eut full, well made, the very thing felt co!d winter nightl 500 to $1.00 -• GLOVES. We have everything in Gloves and Mitts. Special fin lined$2:00, Mod° Gloves, good lining 50c to $2.00 Fine nod Mitt and Gloves 256. to 50e Boys' Mitts and Gloves 25c. to 50e • • UMBRELLAS. Special line for Xmas Swoll handle, dotible ribbed, sub- stantial, fast black covered, self opener. SLOG Lots of other litres to $3 Something to lay aside for rainy day. statement, but back it up, _ 100 to 25e 20e to 25e 25e to DO° 25e to 50e CAPS in every conceivable style, shae and color I Special 'fur lined with extra drav(-over ear laps 50e Leather Caps 5 e to 1,50 Fur Caps $2 to $12 Storm Caps 25c to $1 1. 1 COLLARS 50e to $1-' AND CUFFS. Christmas and New Ye , and the coming soeial evente.4eall for high thee and strictly boned collars. We have 1 all the styles fathion has branded as correct. Two for 25e, or 3 for 50a TEWART - BROS SittiFOR