The Brussels Post, 1907-12-19, Page 8�d11u!' ..vvu MJJ.tlWU.aa.. �u.,r.+.o- R'tiaLau",0.reY@r proTmulw.,'sr+L^-'-*h•a"e'"'"s'
for Holiday Buying
; .
Really Suitable Presents at a Small Cost
Our stock offers lnrall
y Inducements in
When you have from anywhere up to thirty or forty friends
to remember, the value of this will be eeeu.
For the Little Folks
We have all kinds of Toys, Dolle, Teddy Bears, Sleigbe, Garbs, Dollen Car-
riages, Dolls' Furniture, Pioture Books, Blackboards, Blocks,Games, &o,
For the Boys, Girls and Growneaps
It is eaay to Alcor' from -Ebony Cloth Brushes, Eb uy Eat Brushes, Ebony
Military Brushes, Ebony Mirrore, Paper Knives, Ink Stands, Stationery Bets,
Writiog Porlfolioe, Poets in Padded Covera, Fountain Pees, Bibles or Hymn
Books, Bottlee oeleerfneue, ELxee df Bon Bone, Bora. Leather, China Cups
and Baueers, "Fanny China, Boxes of Stationery, Work Baskets, Leather
Wallets or Purses, One of the New Books, Post Card Albums, Piece of Ham-
mered Copper, Jewel Oases, Photo. Frames, Music Rolls, Ash Trays, Mani-
cure Sete, Candle Holders, Collar and Cufl Boxes, Blush and Crumb Trays,
Card Traye, &o.
F.
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN
Taal. getts kents
A ohiel'e amang ye Ala' notes,
An' faith he'll prent is. .
Meaux Oh Het roes.
RENEW for Tan POST.
REREWAL and new etibeoriptiOnS tO TRE
POST are rolling in. Our olubbiug het
may be read op page 7 of this teeue.
A Nuunea of Brueeelibee took part in
the Bauebine Sunday Sobool entertaiu-
ment on Wednesday evening of this
week.
51.85 xe advance eeaorse Ton Pose sod
Weekly Globe, with illustrates mageziae
section, from- now to Jan. let 1909.
This ie certainly a cinch you should nut
miss:
A Ssexanl Smote -The Wiogbam
Bueineee Oollege eujoye. a Provincial
reputation for adopting the moat moderu
office work. Their latest acquisition is
the Loose Leaf Ledger, uow used by up
to.date wholeeale houses. -A very in•
tereating advartieemeut of thin high
grade school appears .on page 1.
CARD. eV THANES.-Tbe Hodersigned
deoiree to enemas her sincere thauke to
the offioere of Brunets Toot of the
Knights of the Maooabeeefor the prompt
and satiafaotory eeltlemeut of the beneft-
aiary oertilcate held by her latehoeband,
Alex, MoDouald, for the elm of 51000.
I wish the Society the progress is ae•
Anse. MHS. ALEX. MGDONALD,
Grey towuebire
Taos. GHnENWAY'S Sant te -Tbe Win
nipsg Tribune works off sue following on
Hou. Thee. Greenway, formerly of liar.
. on Go., under tbe beading "Ten Years
Renee" ;-"A very nasty scandal has jn•t
Dome to light wbioh bids fair to disoreait
the pulpit bo an alarming extent. Is
eeeme that old Thee. Greenway, et one
time governor or premier or some such
functionary in the Proving, wan attend
-ing services at one of the oburuhes last
Sunday night. The preacher who wee a
youngman with quite a reputation as an
orator, preached •from- the text, "If a
man's sow fall into a dibab, shall he not
?
r' Old
haul him out on the Ssbbath
Thomas listened with great attention
and curiosity to the sermon, and at the
oloee Stepped lightly ap to the preaober
• .and asked to be allowed to see the manu-
script of the sermon. The yonog man
showed it to him without any heeitatrno,
where upontbe old pelitioian reaogoized it
as one he bad written and often preached
• when he was in the baeiueee sixty years
friends who eo tboaghttoily did and eaid
so many helpful and bopefaltbloge dur
ing the illuees and after the demise of the
now tranelated member of their home
airole. It will sever be forgotten:
BRUSSELS Conine The statutory
meettug of Bruesele Council was held
Monday evening, Members peewit
except Oounoillor Beaker. After pawing
a number of a000nnte a conraot wee
closed fur 9 aro elealrio lights on the
street at 560 a lamp, Nomination meet
Ing place wee fixep and poling pleas ann
Deputy Returning Odioers app •luted N.
3. at R. Tbomson'e Cold Storage buddlni
with 3. T. Roes, as Deputy ; Nu. 2, at
Commit Obamber in charge of N. F
Gerry ; and No. 8 at George Birfe reel.
dome with P. Baott ae Deputy,
BRAseELo NoitINATIo14.-- Nomination for
the e action ora Re ve, four Ouunoidure
end three School Trustees for the Village
of Brunette will be held in the Town
Hall, Brase•ele, on Monday, Deo. 80111,
1907 at 7 80 p m. If a poll is demauded
an elation will be held on Mouda.y,
January6tb, 1908 at the following polling
pinnae :-N'. 1, Thomeon'e block, with J.
1'. Rues as Deputy Retoruing OMeer ;
No. 2, Ootn,ail Obamber, with N. F
Gerry ae Deputy Returniug OSiuer;
No. S. Geo. Birt'e reeldenoe, with P.
Boots se Deputy Returning Officer.
Pod opens from 9 a, m. to 5 p. m. F. 5.
Scott, Returning Offioar.
POST Soeuvro.-Tbe sleighing livened
up harness which hue been good. -Next
Saturday will be the shortest day ot the
year. Sao rises at 7.45 a. m. and seta at
4.41 p. m. -Next Monthly Horse Fair on
Thursday, January 2nd in Bruesels.-A.
0.U. W. Lodge will meet Feeley evening
of tine week at 7 80 o'clook. Eleotiou of
offioere, There Mould be a large tarn
out. -Public sohuole close Friday of this
week for the Obrielme,e vacation, -F. S.
Boots conducted an Aaotion Sete in East
Wawanosb on Tuesday for Wm. Mu
Larty.-George Mardoun has sold hie
atone residence, Tornberry street, to Juo,
Howard and will give poeeeesiou next
May. The former has bought Mr, How-
ard's hones and tot on John street whlab
abate Mr. Ma1duoti's barn. S rd
a
y
week
f
I Directors o
this he
afternoon of
the East Huron Farmers' Institute wet
meet in the Town Hail, Brussels, to draft
the program for the oomiug regoler am
supplementary meetiuee to the ridiug.-
The trams are away behind their edver-
tiead schedule these days. -Geo. Brown
hes taken an interest id -tbe livery
business reoently purchased by Jobu E.
Galbraith from Geo. Robb. They eboald
ago i0 South Boron. The oaee was 901, be able to look after it in g• od etyle.-
into the hands of the pollee with the
result that it was dleoovered that the
younger preacher had Amen a whule box
of Mr. Greenway'e sermons, It seems
that they had been deposited in the ex.
premier's hen house at Ousts' City, not
eo maab for the purpose of feeding the
oblokene as to lend en air of reepeotability
to the institution. Well, the young
preacher who bad ,been prowling about
the hen house found the bux, and per-
using the contents, decided that the
prodaot was better than anything be
could produce and eo he ewlped "the
bloody lot," se Bill Allison would say.
Equipped with such ammunition. the
young preacher bas been pounding away
in every obaroh where be could gat the
entree. The old potitioian bee been
greatly shocked and bee had rawness to
prayer' and meditation, The old sermon
had a very powetfol effect upon him."
CALLED Scion -Leet Saturday about
11,90 a, m., the epirlb et Leslie Bailey,
took it'e flight from the olay tenement.
Tble was not unexpected event se be
had been in failing health for about 2
years. The close of life, altbongh the
subject wee only 26 years of age, Dame
with it calm and peace that will Derry
With it happy memories to the homily.
lie was conserioae to the last and made a
dietribntion of hie belongings and bade
the relatives farewell in the hope of e.
repnion bye and bye in the Rums above
the Wee. Deceased was born 'at Rook
• wood, Ont., and was amaobiniet by trade,
Although of a quiet somewhat reserve
tarn he made frigate wherever be went
and lived a molt exemplary lite: He
never oompl tined end was a most patient
invalid, Tare funeral took piece Tuesday
afternoon from tbe [:'rental :home, John
street, to Brussels cemetery. Rev. E. G.
Powell oonduoting the eerviOe. Pall.'
bearers were Jos Huhter, W. 3. Mo.
• Oraoken,Bd, Nicholson, Frank Smith,
W, 14. Omenn and Barb Manning. Tbe
floral gifts were beantitnl, wreaths corn.
- ing from the Exoeleior Knitting factory,
where Mr. Bailey, sr. bolds a position ;
from the Bible olese of the Methodist
Sabbath Sehool, taught by the Dame
gentleman ; from E Kalbfletaoh, of Jtrat.
ford, with wbom Leelte worked for some
time ; W. J. Hamilton, Guelph, and
local friends. Among those from outside
pointe who attended the last sad rites
were, James) EOM, of Stewart'towo,
brother'in•law to Mr. Bailey ; Moe,
Lardy, an old friend from Rockwood ;
awl Mr. Ealbfleisoh, of Stratford. Wide•.
spread sympathy is expreoad witb the
gelatines bereatod bat the 'Atter le sweet
tined by the emearenere Chet their loved
neo watfready for the summons and even
rtnxioae to get away and be at rest, Mr.-
Bailey and family d'seire to eeprese, liber.
'Moetainesre thanks to the many Mud
Brueselo electric light plant and chopping
mut have been sold by Mr. Moore to W.
J. Palmer, of Ceoebe, New Ontario, who
wilt take poeseseion on Jauaary let. Tbe
pnrobaser is well aogaaiuted with roar.
ning machinery and has more than or.
dinary meobanioal skill so should man•
age ft all right. He was a one time
resident of Grey township in the sawmill
boeineee. We have not learned what
Mr. Moore intends doing but he may take
charge of the sawmill and lumber brei
nese be gets from Mr. Palmer,-reiegle
fare rates on the G. T. R. gaud going Deo.
24th and 25th and returning on the 28th.
For a tare and a third ticket is good mom
Deo 21st to return Jan. 3rd. See advt,
in this ieaue.-Save dolars by reading
the bargains in the advertieemente in TRE
Poems -Boma talk of a briok and tile yard
being opened up in this locality. Tbers
was a thriving bnsineee done here at one
time and good brick manufaotured.-A
Leap Year Ball is announced for Janus
ary 2nd, under the direction of the Maida
and Matrune of Brunelle -Quite a scan•
City of dry ebovewood is Doming to town
sines the snow came.-Sldoey Shaw,
eonngeet brother of Jamee Shaw, sr„ of
Broeeele, died on Bunday, at Freeoort,
Ont., aged 58 years, Polypus was the
emcee of death, Hs le survived by hie
wife. The funeral took place on Wed
needay.-Rural annual school meetings
will be hied on Thursday of tlext week
inetead of Wednesday tbie year owing to'`
Ohrietmae doming on Wednesday. -S.
Oarter Bold a Binger sewing machine to
a party at Crystal Olty, Manitoba, thie
week. So mach for an advt. is Tete
POST. -A. Cullens, Proviooial Go. Work
Secretary, Y. M. 0. A.London, Ont,,
was in town this week working op au
interest in a 10oa1 braooh. He gave an
addroee in Melville oboreb Wedneeday
evening along the line of his work. A
Go. Convention will be held shortly at
Clinton.
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The Best Servant
of the Farmer..
Is a Prong
Conservative
Chartered
Bank
THE METROPOLITAN SANK
makes a specialty of the business of Farmers, and extends,
to them
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
Every department of banking is conducted. Best service
and absolute safety guaranteed.
IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
deposits of 5100 and upwards received, and interest
allowed From date of deposit, COMPOUNDED FOUR
TIMES A YEAR.
Capital Paid Up - 31,000,000.00
Reserve fund and
Undivided Profits. $1,183,713.23
The
Metropolitan Bank
BRUSSELS BRANCH, W. 3, FAWCErls, Manager
sw,�+wwM.nn+w`^,iwti�
Vatted halos Samba:
Business Locals.
Benwite's Photo Bindle will be open on
Xmas. and New Years,
SPROIAL-Our oranges at 40o per doz.
A 1 cox on bon bons Mr 80e at GREWAR'a,
SEE H, L. Jaokeou's Ourtetmee advt.
and don't fall to see his stook of choice
goods.
l?,soroelteetle taken before the 28rd will
be delivered in good eltapo for Xmae.
H, R. Baswiti.
Two pair bobsleighs and a Portland
cutter for ea e. Apply to WALT= Low•
nxiy, Sale liable, Brnseele. c
SECOND HAND OncoNa.-A number of.
good'6 and,6 uaieve tad band Organs for
stile et a bargain. Geri and gee them.
latera tRDAAt1 & Boa, Brussels.
Owing to the fact that 1 cent
postage As now demanded each
week on each copy of Tete POST
going to the United States the
price has been increased from 51
to $1.50 payable in advance.
This notice is given so that all
reuewals may be forwarded AT
ONCE as we will not continue
to Beard the paper unless this 1e
the oases Oar postage bill has
to be paid every week and at the
low rate of $1.00 per year oredit
cannot be given. Kindly remit
promptly.
People We Snow.
J. ()ober and family are now comfort
ably settled its their home near the bolter
featory, Queen street, Mre. Cobdr, Nor
man and Elsie, arriving last week from
Guelph -Wm. and Mre. Jackson, of
Blyth, were visitors at Obas. Howlett'e on
Tuesday and called on other old friends.
-loepeotor Robb and J. H. Cameron
were at Clinton last week examining the
Model school pupi a -Jim. Ritchie ie
home from Bampton for a holiday for a
few weeks -Mire Nettie Brown has been
a prisoner to berhome owing to ear attack
at manatee, bat ebe will soon be o iwe
bops. -The Pethiok family of .Wrnibrop,
have become residents of Brnseele and
will make their home here. -Niles Mor-
gan is taking s holiday at Blyth and
resting a disabled limb for a few weeks.
A Mr. Taylor, of Clinton, ie tiding his
plane at the American.-Hogb Oriuh is
off work un account of having the measles.
-N. F. and Mre Gerry were holidaying
in Guelph 'with W. F. and Mre. Stewart,
parson of Mrs. Gerry, who recently re•
moved to the Royal oity.-Mise Kate Mo.
Kittery, of town, sangst the Presbyterian
Tea meeting in Walton on Monday.
Mies Lon. Dunlord was her a000mpsnist.
-Mrs. Rubinson alio children, of Naw•
bury, are visitors with the former's
parents, W. A. and Mre, Pryne,-Alfred
Banker is home from nu extended business
and pieseure trip to the Northwest and
North Dakota. -Benny Walker was Dar
the siok list for the pest few week' bat is
regaiuirrg hie aeudl geed health again
we are pleased to etsle; Reese Lenitie
and B Gerry went to Exeter on Tuesday
of this week to look foto the Canning
Factory industry whish has done 50 well
in that town during the past year. Brne
eels would make an extra good centre for
a similar institution- and our pelvis
should tithe hold of it et onoe.-Miss
Mary Rose is back to town for her vasa.
tion from her millinery position at Monk
bon,-Miee Jane Mrtohol, a former reel
dent of this locality, arrived here Met
Saturday and will probably make an ex.
tended stay. -We are sorry to hear /bat
James Petah, tormerly of this looality
has been seriously ill at his home
at Determine, Manitoba, but his old
friends hope be will soon be o. k. -Wm.
%aaley, of British Colombia, is viei/ing
Ws brother in-law, Doo, Warwiok, Bra
eels.
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There will be Divine service in the
Catholic uhorob, Broeeele, on Christmas
Dav, Deo. 26th, at 10 a m.
Rev. A. 0 Wishart, B A., dieoonrsed
last Sunday morning on "The promise to
the oharole" At the evening eervioe
"When be name to himee,l" was the text
ohoeen.
"Jewels of the Lord" was Rev. E. G
Powell's tope at the morning service in
the tlethodiet aharcb last Sabbath. A
Missionary sermon was preaohed in the
evening.
Union evangelistic eervioee will be held
by tbe Presbyterian and Methodist
churches of Braese're commenoiog on
Monday, January 6th. Meetinus will
be bald atteruateey in the two cherishes
interested and will be oonduoted by the
pastors.
In the Metbodiet Sabbath School last
Sunday afternoon a resolution of
sympathy was passed to the Bailey
family in connection with the demise of
Leslie Bailey. Deceased was a member
of the school and hie father is teacher of
one of the Bible 0100505.
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Always the Lowest Strictly One Price
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VIESSENEMESSIM
.
Holiday Preents tor Eoeryliody
More and more every season people are searching out the use-
ful for Holiday Gifts. A Dry Goods stock is pre-eminently a stock
of useful articles and one like this is full to overflowing with lines
that make useful and appropriate gifta for the greatest of all Holi-
day seasons. What can be better to give than something tliat will
be of some practical use to the recipient ? Our stock to -day em-
braces hundreds of such lines and the searcher of the practical and
useful as well as the beautiful will find themselves well repaid by •
a visit here. We are ready for the Holiday business now. Prudent
shoppers will make their selr.ctions now while stocks are at their
best and
Before the rush that Invariably
comes with Christmas week
In every department of our store we have planed a variety of
Novelties which will be found most suitable for Christmas Gifts.
THINGS READY TO GIVE
Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths,
Gloves, Nur is,
Fancy Linens, F Ruffs,
Silk Waists, Fur -lined Coats
Ladies' Fancy. Ties, Art Coats,
Chenille Curtains, Mantles.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Every season eeeme to see them grow daintier and prettier in design, This
Beason's stock excels any we have ever shown, both for downright good value
in plain, and for neatness and beauty of patterns in fancy linens. No person
ever has too many of them and being eaetle, Bent by mail they melee an ideal
gift for absent friends. If you are feud of the delicate and dainty in Handker-
chiefs you'll enjoy looking over our stook.
GLOVES
Always useful, always acceptable; there are few articles more euiteble for
Xmas gifts to a Lady than a pair of fine Kid Gloves. We have a particularly
good stock of Fancy Gloves fn first-class qualities suitable foe the Holiday
season. Guaranteed Sid Glovee with two or three Domed at 51.00 and 51.26.
TTB trust we will have the pleasure of showing you through
Yv v our stook before Xmait. Looking or buying we want you
to feel perfectly at home when in our store.
ercuson Ross
We always pay the highest prices for Dotter, Eggs & Dried Apples.
etbet-rwomminues
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TIIE T Al BANK
. OF CANADA
Head Office • • - - Toronto
$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT
In our Savings Department. Deposits of $t and upwards are received,
on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed.
No Delays in making Withdrawals
interest added four times a year
Savings Bank Department in Connection with all branches.
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it P,.USSIELS BRANCH
3. F. Bowland, Manager
Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. Mr.
Wishart will preaoh at Bluevale in o0a•
ueotion with the opaline serviaee of the
new Presbyterian March.
Anniversary serviaee will be held in
Broeeele Methodist uhorob next Sunday,
the pastor oondueting 'hem. On Christ
mag I ght the Annual 'tee Meeting will
take p sae. After a good flapper an in-
cereenng program will be rendered. It
will Amite', of a cantata entitled "A
Christmas Message" to wb,ob the ooeroh
and League Moire and members of the
Sabbath Sobool will take part. Vuoal
seleotnms are also expected from W. H.
and Mrs. Willie, of Seaforuh 1 Dr. and
Mrs. Girpin, of Michigan City, Id. ; the
Lsdies' Q rartette and otbere, Literary
unmbere will also be provided.
Rruae010 school teo'u'd.
The regular meeting of Brussels Pub•
lin' Bohool Board wee held in the Board
Rom Friday evening.
Members remit T. Farrow, D. C.
Roes, Jae Ellett, M. B. Muer°, R.
Leetherdale, and J. G. Sirens. Minutes
of lest meeting read and adopted.
Moved by D 0. Rose, emended by Jas.
Elliott that the following acccents be
paid ;-Jos. Marr, repairs, 51 65 ; 'Jae.
Fox, e•uppriee, 59 94 ; F. R. Smith, sap.
plies, 54 58 ; P. Ament, wood, $8 50 ;
Wino & G'lleepie, repairs and anppliee,
$28 60 ; It, Lea'llerdale, oopbnsrd,
515 00; Bub' ol Supply Co., $90 00.
Oarrled. Board then adjourned.
J. G. B*zas, Secretary.
Rails for the Canadian Northern eaten•
don bave been laid into Regina.
Jean Keiekider was fined $200 at Mont-
real for mnnufaotariug boriuo, en imita•
tion of batter.
One hundred and twenty five English
mmier ants were sent North to work on
be Temlekamine Railway,
Treftiu through the Sault Ste. Marie
Canals this year amonnted in 58.000,000
Ions, an iuoreaee of 2,000,000 toes over
eat year,
Jot. Bryne, general manager of the
Canadian Express Company, gave est.
deuce regarding rates Merged before the
Railway Onmmie'ion et Montreal.
Estimates for next year totalling a
little over 5119,000,000 were brought
down in the Home of Commons by Hon.
W. B. Fielding.
nom=
Jex -In Listowel, on Deo. $'h, to Mr.
and Mre. Wm. Jex, of Wroxeter, a
BOIL
nsaa.
BAILEY -In Brnseele, on December 14th,
Leslie, yoangeyt son of Seth and
Jane Bailey, aged 26 yearn,
BEsaxaa,-I, Grey, on Deo.11th, Mrs.
Frannie Bahner', aged 72 years and
8 menthe.
SOLUENBEox,-ln Grey, on Deo. lfitb,
Bop, inia Shine, relict of the kte
John Holleobeok, aged 67 year's, '8
months and 16 days.
HIBLor-Ill Tornberry, on December
13th, Arexauder Hislop, aged 79 yrs.
aTTOTSON BJa.2'7G.
FRIDAY, Deo 20m. -Farm stock, Se
Lot 19, Om. 5, Morrie. Bale unreserven
at 1 o'clock. Wm. Cook, proprietor.
F. B B000t, aaotioneer,
.BR 'vssax,s a¢.n.�xE:raa
Fall Wheat 88 90
Barley 50 85
Peas 77 78
Oats 88 40
Butter, tube and mile22 25
Eggs per dozen 24 25
Hay per can 18 00 14 00
Flour, per bbl • 4 60 5 20
Hogs, Live 6 00 5 00
Apples (per bbl.) 1 60 1 75
Potatoes per Ise 50 60
Ba t, per bbl., retell 1 25 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE
(w ti cellar, wotldshed and good well)
and lot her sale in the village of Ethel Pos-
session e' Wu be Riven fu February. Par
further particulars se to Nice, terms, &c.,
apply to MRS. JNO BLIet vIMON. 34-9
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GIENTING
Those that are alike satiafaotory to both
the giver and recipient bemuse they rep-
resent exoellent judgment, beauty and
utility, The fullowutg will give some
idea of our stook of these bettor gifts but
yon mast see the goods to fully appreci-
ate their artietlo worth and our reason-
able prices ;-
Cut Glass
The dazzling brilliance and beauty of
deeign of our Out Glees make it an al-
ways acceptable gift.
China
Beautifully deoorated. Many fancy
pieces ie Platte, Cups and Saucers, Bon
Bone, &o.
Leather Goods
Very floe aseortmeut of Leather Ron-
venirs, Post Card Albums, Ladies' and
Goitre Purses, Hand Bage, &o.
Story"and Picture Books
The old favoritee--Cbutns, Chatter-
box, Buys' Own, Young (hutride, Britieh
Workmen, a hlld'e Own Magazine. All
the popular Poets in padded binding.
Bibles and Hymnals
An expellent liue a f the better edi-
tions of the Book of Prairie, also the
Methodist hymn Boole.
Dolls and Toys
We think our asem'tmeut and prides
are unsurpassed it tbie line.
Fine Toilet Articles
We are showing acme special values
in Mauioore mrd Toilet Bete, nicely
mounted or plain if desired, also Jewel
Oases, Novelbiee in Meta) and Pottery,
Beautiful Mirrors, &u.
Handsome Stationery
Our variety comprises many beauti-
ful boxes raugiug in values from 25o to
51.00.
Xmas Booklets and Cards
Fancy boxed and hand painted, rang-
ing in price from lou to 40c. They are
particularly attractive.
We shall be very glad to base you
drop in and look over oar stook at
6. Ft'ri
Drug Store
P. S. -Let us supply you with Xmas
Bells. We have a large assortment.
t.,ZlEtEEP STRAYED ON THE
iJ premises of ten uneeretgued, Lot 14,
Olin 10 Grey. - Tbey era all ewes. Owner
is requestedto peeve property, pay expen-
ses and nate them away. JAMES CIIr1IO,
Oranbroolt P. 0, 20-4w
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Prices Out of the Ordinary for
Christmas Sale
Choose your Christmas Presents from a Strictly New Stock. We have many useful ar-
ticles that will make acceptable Christmas Gifts. You will find here a strictly new stock of
Ladies' Furnishiugii, Dress Goode, Furs, Flannel Waists and Wnistings, Ladies' and. Misses'
t+kirts, Table and Fancy Linens, Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers and Overshoes. New Suits
and Overcoats for Men and Boys ; new Men's and Boys' Furnishings. •
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Here are , a Pew Special Prices -for Xmas Sale
Ladies' Fur Ruffs at 5.00, 7 00 and 10.00
-We are showing special values in Ladies' All
Around Ohio Sable Ruffs, Diddled with 4, 6 and 8
toile, at 5 00 7 00 10 00
Muffs to metoh at 4 00 to 8 50
2 00 and 2.25 Meu's Tweed Pants for 1.50
-4 dozen Men's A11 Wool Tweed Pante-in
small, medium end wide stripes-floiabed with, good
quality of Twill Pooketine ; well made in every_
way ; asserted sizes ; regular prices 2,00 and 2.25 1 60
Xmas Bale Price
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9 00 and 1000 Men's Tweed Suits for 7.50
-85 Mone Suite in All Wool Canadian Tweed ;
Made in uootah 1 weed Patterns ; •a particularly fine
Int of Perfect Fitting Suits, regular' prices 9.00 sod
10,00, Xmas Bele Price 7 60
1:00 and 1.25 Men's Hotise Slippers for 750
-50 pairs Meu's Fancy House Slippers in leath-
er and Velvet -a very suitable Xmas gift-eizee 6 to
10 ; regular prima 1.00 and 1,25. Your choice of
the lot during the Xmas Sale for 75
1,00 & 1.25 Women's Fancy House Slippers 750 2 00 Women's Skirts for 1.89
-80 pates Women's Fanny Souse Slippers, Jul- -8 dozen Women'e Navy Blue, Blaok and Dark
let style, warm lined, fur trimming, flexible sole Grey Skirts, made from good quality olnth, nioely '
with fleeced ineoles, sizes 21 to 8. regular prioe 1,26
finished, all sizes, regular pride 2.00. Xmas Sale
and 1.00. Take them. Xmas Sale for 75 Prise 1 89
3 50 Bots' 2 11808 Suite for 2.505,00 Sample Skirts for 8 75
1 p
-21 Boys' Suits in Light and Dark Oolored -Black, Blue, Brown and Green. Venetian
Canadian Tw ads Norfolk styles, eizee for boys from Cloths, also same Dark and Medium Colors, regular
G to 18 years old. Xmas Sale Pelee 2 50 1 up to 5.00. Your choice, for 8.75
Choice Qualities Fancy Linens, Napkins and
Ladies' Pitney Collars, 10e to 1.00
Men's Ties, 10e to 50
Warm. Uuderclothing, 50c to 2 00
I+XLt'a Values in White Wool itlanketa
Ladies' Gloves,
Men's Gloves,
Fancy Mufflers,
Sp dal Prices girl
Table Cloths
25o to 125
25e to 1 25
25e to 1.2l
Boys' Overcoats
glkllost Paces for Produce �,
P. u. a Goods Right or Your 1oney Back
Next Door to
p rat? ir'9n House
G. N. McLaren
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