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wo
0ommerp al andreShorthand,
Bend for College Journal.
A, L. Al BIN I'R1822, Manager,
BUSINESS CARDS,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
conkDfoORP OKEAjBrnaeele,
W• Issuer of Mfarrloge Lloensee, Of.
1100 at Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels,
-WARMS FOR SALE—THE UN•
Bale sad 80 real, easy Berme gin dTowumshipe
of Morrie and Grey, L' S. 811OTT,Bruesel
C. 0. F.
Court Penne*B Alexaudrle, No, 24, 0.0,
I3russels, meets in their Lodge Boom, Bias -
hill Block, an the 2o4 and last Tuesdays of
each month, at8 o'olock. Visiting brethren
always welcome, JAR, BUBOESa, O.R.
A. 01, b110LLISH, lt, 8.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI
tNeDRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
J. LECKIE,
LIFE AND FIRE INSORANOE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTA'1'N AGENT,
Otfloe over Hnrelov'e Drug Store,
Nov, 8rd, 1908, 80 -Sm Braes0le.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
MMTARLtanED 1840
Ineuratlee taken on the oaeh and premium
note system at current rates, Before iusur•
ice elsewhere call ou theunderolgned Agent
of the Company,
GEORGIC ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
7H'1 B. SCOTT AS AN AZIOTION-
1• 080, will sell for better prices, to
better men in lees time and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer In Haat Enron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and ordere
can always be arranged at this Mike or by
personal application.
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLIIEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the ofSce of Tun Poor, Brunie. 22tt
VETERINARY.
T. D. WARWICK—
CI • Honor Grel,lnato of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated aoim0ls in a coronet•
ant manner. P01 alar attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Of1ce and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, 1'uruberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB. MACDONALD—
B
., Barrister, Solicitor. Notary, Me,
Sueeeeoor to G. F. Blair. 01000 over Stan-
dard Book. Brueelo. solicitor for Metro-
politan B auk.
IAT M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o, Ciliac—Btawarto Blook
I door North ot Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
pROUDEOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—•
BARRISTERS 801,I0ITf'Re, NOTARIEB
PUBLIC, ETC.
W. PRounaooT, 12. 0. R. 0. Base
G. P. BLAm.
001000—Those formerly ocoupled by Moore
Cameron & holt,
GODERIan, ONTAmo,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
111. D„ e7, 711.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Burgeons Out. Liuontiato of the Royal Col-
lege of ;?'hyeloians and Licentiate of arid.
wifely, Edinburgh, IT•lopboue No.14,
Remittance—Mill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
11RNTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
eurgeonsof Ontario and F1ret.cla0s Honor
Gradate of Toronto Uulvoralty. '01800
next to iirewor'e Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
f`w".��c1iL6 3`8
A .FAMOUS SCHOOL�p
i.D
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
a'Young Man, Young g Woman there le
+hbuudnu8 room for you in 8110 higher ,
and mora responsible omelette
of Hite,
YOU ARE NEEDED, Get aBusiness
or Shorthand training 'and march ftp -
Wards. Enter our Souool tb10 mouth
if Lon0ible.
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Prlaolpal3,
fast �3:uro.
Farmers' Institute
Meetings of East Huron Farmers'
Institute for the dieuaeeiun of Attriouitur.
al and kindred eubjoote will bo held in
BRUSSELS, Friday, FEB, 3
WROXETFR, Saturday, FEB. 4
Each day at 1 80 and 7,80 p.m.
All are cardielly invited to attend these
meetings and take an intelligent part in
the die000eaon on the varied subjects
introduced by the speakers.
T. MoMILLAN, GEO, HOOD,
President, Beeretary.
MIstrx,tt SttOS,
Lentil) ter 'v.
Mrs. John 0. Murrieon has removed
from MoBiliap to Varna to reside.
William Malotooh, who has been In
Manitoba and British Colombia for a
unmber of years, has been 0a an extend
ed visit at the reeidenoe of hie brother,
Finlay MaIntooh. He purposes return -
Ing to British Columbia some time in
February,
Tonneau. CounorD,—At the last meet.
Ing of the MaRiIop Conuoil it was moved
by J. M. Gaventeok, seconded by Oho.
Little that the salaries of the municipal
officers be ;—For clerk, $200 ; Aimee/tor,
$80 ; Treasurer, $80, and Collector, $80
per annum and auditors to receive $8
each, D. 91. Roes was again appointed
Treasurer ; W. Beane, Collector ; M.
!Wardle was appointed Clerk and John
Shannon and John Govenlooe, Auditors.
On ino8i0n of M. R•;wiand it was agreed
that the Board of Health be oompoeed of
the Reeve, Clerk, J. Murray, B. O'Ooo-
null and Thee, MoE roy, and 8. J. Shan•
non, sanitary inspector, Accounts to
the amen!, of $192 were ordered to be
paid. Tha aoun0ll adjourned to meet in
Chris. White's hoose, Leadbnry, on
Wednesday, Feb, 22nd, at 10 o'clock a.
m. M. AlORDIE, Clerk.
xeter-.
Mrs, Salter is elowly improving from
her ilinese.
It ie taunted-. that we are to have
another butober shop in town.
Mee Mond Taylor has recovered from
the ,ffeole of a sprained wrier, reoeived
from a fall at the rink.
Lois, the daughter of Obas. and Mre.
Bireey, sustained a painful injury to her
eye by falling on the ioe,
Wm. Bawdeu, of the firm ot Bowden
& MoDauell, uaaompanied by Geo.
Martin, of Hibbert, left for the Old
Country where bein8eude purohasing a
number of entire horses to place in their
sale 0table here.
T. R.. Martin, of Btepbeo, had the
miefortnne to eeriouely injure hie leg.
Ha had been in town during the after
noon and, having taken his otter into
the barn, he attempted to take a short
out off the embanitmen8, but slipped on
the ioe and fell heavily, The doctor was
not summoned until the next afternoon,
and in the meantime the limb had
molten to molt an extent that it wee
impossible to estimate the injury dote,
and it ie not known whether the hip le
disjointed or the bone broken, Mr,
Martin is an aged gentleman and we
hope that the injury is a alight one. It
wee only a few weeks ago that he and
Mrs. Martin moved from town back to
the term, and it is much to be regretted
that the accident hoe happened, t
(aotterlcp,.
We are glad to learn that Mre. George
Hawkins, wbo eome days ago suffered tut
attack of facial paresis, is able to he up
again,
The enm of 954,000 for harbor im
provemente at' Goderioh ie iuoluded in
the estimates eubmitted to the House of
Coromone.
At the annual meeting of Bt George'e
branch of the vt omen's Auxiliary the
oflioere were re•eleeted, as follows ; —
Prreident, Mre. Turnbull ; eeoretary,
Mrs. McKim ; treasurer, Mrs. Clark.
The membere of the towu Oounoil,
together with farmer members of that
body still residing in town and a few
others aouneoted with the mnnioipal
service, were the guests of Hie Worehtp
Mayor Marney ata supper at hie hand.
'tome reeidenoe,
Pigott & Go. have the trestle work Al-
most completed across the river, men be.
Ing now at work bnildingt,the South arm
of the river. The earth removed by the
stoma shovel i0 being damped on the
river ieland this aide of the cement abut.
mens reoentty put in, the intention being
to form au embankment,
Mre. Hardy, 0r„ met with a eorions
aoaident on Viotorio street, She was in
a setter driven by Hugh Hardy, which
collided with one driven by Mr, Corbett,
of the Union hotel, Mrs. Hardy was
thrown nnt'and 0aetained several broken
ribe and other injuries, and for some
days was in a asthma condition.
I,irxto w r 1.
Mies Anna Warren Smith hoe been
appointed choir director of the Metho.
diet Ohnroh,
Annual meeting of the shareholders of
the Morris Piano Company, Limited,
will be held in the bead ago of the
Company, at the Piano taatory here, on
Tuesday, February 7th, at 8 p. m.
Tbe conservatives of Listowel and
vioinity oelebrated the victory for Mr.
Torraneo and Mr. Whitney by crowding
the Town Hall where the reports were
reoeived. When the returhe were it,
congratulatory epeeobee by leading Oon-
0 09081800381zens followed. The victory
was also oelebratod by the boys with a
bonfire on the ono and by the young
men with an impromptu o0noert in the
glob room, Thursday night saw an even
larger oelebration, three coach lode of
Torrence supporters from Stratford. and
Milverton coming tip by epeoial brain,
and bringing the 28th Band with them,
They wore met at the station by a
torchlight procession and metalled to
018 hall, width wee altogether too small
to ltoommeiodate the mass of people,
Jem00 Torrence'M P.
P. u excellent
in e
n x Ilent
spaech,thanhe4hiaMende for oarryinii
him to victory with Stich a handsome
majority. Oongra,nlatory epe00hee were
made by Mr, Magwood, who 000lpied the
ohair, d by k1essrs, 11x1
and
lion, Mo. expired and oano.'lted 860, leaving 1886
Ithargey and Bawl!, of Stratfo. cl ; Mr, polioiee In force, with u anal insurance
Coulton, ,0f Patiao ; Gus. Nickel, of of $2 807,568 and premum weep g1
Wallace I Mr. Merle, of Atwood, and $125,695 74 The Campany'a afftire are
Mayor Watson, Rev. Buckland and Mr. oarelelly end roonomieally handed under
Rothwell, of Listowel. The meeting the able admulfatratloo of Robb O,eland,
gtoesd with ohowel for the Ring, Mr. the oMeient Seo..Treas,, of the Company,
Torrance and Mr. Whitney. Though beaked up by eaaellent Board of
the 0aoa0iun wad one for much eauber- pireotors,
ante, good order prevailed throngboat,
T'rowbrtci=e,
Mrs, Collins and eon, from Manitoba,
are yieitiog relativse hare.
Benj. McOormiolc and Muter are spend.
inks few days with friends In Peel.
J. H. and elle. Kinsman, of Wyandotte,
were renewing old aoquaintanoee in the
village,
Mien T, L. Phillips, of Toronto, le
epending o few weeke with Mrs. R. H,
Green,
Mise. Jennie Sutton, who has been
colder the dootor'e care, le able to be
around again.
Geo, Grabam while drawingwood from
the bash met with the palatal aooideut
of breaking We leg.
Arabia Tugheo, who has been eerionely
ill with pneumonia, ie, we are pleased to
report, on the mend.
Quite a number of our young people
drove over to Atwood to attend the
Japaneseeooial and report having a good
time.
R. H. end Mrs. Green returned home
Monday, of last week, after spending a
week in Stratford, the former having
attended the Dairymooe' 0onventiou.
te
Ieaao Skinner of Alexander, Manitoba,
spent a few days Welting hie brother•in-
law, Philip Willowe.
R. MoOnmmine was eleoted obairman
of the School Board and A, H. Plummer
Be/watery Treasurer.
Mise Grace Penhale left for her home
in Medicine Hat, Assiniboia, after a
week's visit with her meter, Mre. D. D.
Crittenden.
Among those in this neighborhood who
were recently appointed justices of the
poste are Hugh MaQaarrie, of Blyth,
and R. 0. McGowan, of Beet Wewanoeb.
Reeve Sloan and Clerk Elder were ap.
pointed dolegatee to go to Goderioh and
interview Chief Eogineer Peterson and
Eoglneer Roberta re eettleweut of all
railway matters malar ea Blyth is aou•
oerned.
Wm. and Mre. Mason mourn the lose
of their youngest eon, Franaie J., who
died from 000vuleione Sunday forenoon,
Jan, 22nd. The little fellow had not
enjoyed the best of health for some time
pant, but on Sunday morning be appear-
ed much better and brighter, when
000vnletone eaddenly set fo, ending with
death.
VPinglan:EH.
Beattie Bros. lost one of their prettily
matched team of cream borne.
Rev. W. Lowe will give bio lettere on
Ireland and the Irish, in Luoknow,
on February 2nd, in aid of Bt. Peter'e
(thumb. Mies W, Alba Chisholm hoe
consented to 080381 in rendering some
Irish songs.
Wingham'e new Grand Trunk elation
will be one of the beet. The work will
be commenced early in the Spring. The
trabnmoster le authority for the state-
ment 8010910,000 have been set &aide for
Winghatn etslion. Two towers will give
it an imposing appearance.
Mies Lizzie Meaty, employee of the
Advance, has been obliged so cease work
and take an enforced holiday. It will
be remembered, that while coming down
street one evening last Fall, in a boggy,
one of the basses collided with the rig,
and the occupants of the boggy were
thrown Out. Mies Flashy has not as yet,
recovered from the offsets of the accident,
For some time, she tried to move around
with the aid of a crutch, but on the
advice of her physiotnn is now remaining
aa quiet 00poeeible.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Aux limey of St Paul's Church was held
at the home of Mre, W. F. Vanetone.
The adore eleoted for the year were—
Piee.—Mre. Lowe; tat Viae Pres,—Mre.
Corbonld ; 2nd Vioe Pro. Mre. 'Pomp.
kine ; Rea. Seo'), —Mise G. Corb.,nld ;
Ger, Seo'y—Mre,iVenstone ; Treae,—Mre,
Roderone ; Managing Com.—Mre, Bine
and Mrs. Dingley : Delegates to London
—Mre. Lowe, Miee G. Oorbould, Mre, R
Johneton, Tbe last year's reports show
a very eaaoeseful year.
,4 .t vvooe1.
At the meeting of Stratford Presbytery
held in Listowel an Monday of last week
the call from the Atwood Presbyterian
Church to the Rev. A. MnVioar of
Huntsville, was preeented by the Mods
eretor, Rev. J. W. Cameron. Atwood
congregation was represented by Jae.
Diokeon, R. Aodereon and B. Bennett,
who strongly urged that the call be
sustained. It wax signed by over 800
members and adherents, and guaranteed
a stipend of $6000 and mane0 with five
Gore glebe, and two weeke holidays, It
was decided to forward the pall to the
North Bay Presbytery and provisional
arrangements were made for holding the
induction eervi0e at Atwood on Thome.
day, Feb. 16th.
The Bee throws a flower garden after
Warden Donaldson after the following
manner ;—At the County Coonoil meet-
ing held in Stratford on Tuesday, James
Donaldson wee unanimously ohoeeu to
001 as Warden of the county. Mr. Dog.
aidson reoeived the honor without oppo•
sitioo, and that bo will make an efficient
presiding officer goeswithout saying.
Whatever Jim eats hie mind on a000m'
piiebing ho generally does tt000mplieb,
and now he has once more seemed a
ooveted honor. He is a young man of
splendid ability who bee served
seven years In municipal life, one year
an Councillor for Elute and three as
Reeve of the Dame totvnehip and three
ae County ,Oounolllor. Jim's numerous
friends heartily congratulate him on
hie euooeee, We hope hie tenure of
office ea Warden may be a pleaeant one.
The abnaal meeting of the Elmet Fire
Inouranoe Co. wee held in the Agrionl•
turel Hall, Atwood, on Friday of last
week, Tboo. Diakeon wee appointed
chairman, The minutes of the annual
and direotoro' meeting were read and
approved, and aim the auditors' report.
This ao an m
n
p y hoe a oaoellent record
and althongh there were some heavy
loeaee canoed. by lightning last year, yet
the oompany hoe a balance of 99795.07.
All the old Board of Direotore were re.
Mooted,
From minuet the anal r0 t
p
or we
gather that the !stet receipts were
$1 682,9, total expenses $5 688,48. Nam.
her 0f poliof00 in foroe durink 1908 wa8
1821, new and renewed 1903 was 426,
en
C4 Or glee.
ee.
Bow= MDTOAD I elnlatOE Co, --The
82nd animal report of the Howlett
Mutual Fire Ineuraoce Go., wearing the
traneaotioue of the Company for the year
1904 fa out. The Company had many
heavy Imam, Owing t0 the e0vere etorme,
but the income was aa&oieut to meet ail
obligations and to add a email gum to the
cash aeoonnt. The number of polioiee
belted daring the past year wee 1186 and
the number in force at the end
of the year were 3828, being an in.
crenee of 156 policies. The automat of
inearanoe written wme $1,968,838, the
amount cancelled and expired 01,464,510.-
00, leaving the net amount is force at
the close of the year $6,080,221, being an
inorsooe Lor the year ot $898,828 00 iu the
amount at risk. This 0ump00y le one of
the beat Mutual Insaronae Compeniee fu
Ontario and now has total aeeets amount.
ink to $290,328. The officers are :—
President, John R. Miller, Jamestown ;
V,oe•Preeident, Edward Bryane, James.
town ; Seo'y.-Treae„ W. S. MoReroher,
Wroxeter ; Direotore, Robert Souk,
Faltoa'e ktilis ; James Edgar, Gerrie ;
Wm. Me]iercher, Wroxeter and
James Wylie, Glenfarrow. The
annual meeliog will be held in the
Township Hall, Gorrie, on Friday,
February 10th at 1 o'olook p. m.
`ieallttt-tit.
Harry Soots, who woe spending the
holiday anon with hie uncle and other
friends in San City, Iowa, hee returned
borne.
William Sclater has beam appointed
chairman of the Poblio School Board ;
Jon Rankin, seoret'ery and Wm. Ramey,
a Mashie on the Collegiate Ioetitate
board.
Dr. H. H. Rose hee parohaeed from
Mre. Knox the reeidenoe on Victoria
Square, nowoaonpied by D. J MoORliom,
for 01,500. It i0 one of the moat pleasant.
ly situated residences in the town.
John Thompson, barrister, of Ottawa,
son of the late Bit John Thompeon, spent
a few days in town the gnoet of Dr. Mo-
Glnnie. Be woe assisting the Censer.
votive Oandidatee in the reliant clam.
paten.
Meny of our readers will reeretto learn
of the death of Rev. Joseph Galloway, a
former p80tor of the Seaforth Methediet
Miami'. Mr. Galloway was stationed in
Atvineton and died there on Mooday,
Jan, 28rd. He was 57 years of age and
had been euffering for some time from
Bright's dieease. The remains were
interred in Toronto.
Poblio meetings for the discussion of
the growing of auger beets will be bald in
the Connell room, 8eaforth, on Monday,
February 6th at 3 p. m., at Clinton, am
Fabroary 7th and at Centralia on There.
day, February 9th. 'these meetings will
be addressed by A. E. Shuttleworth, agri-
oultnriet of the Ontario Sugar Company
and Simpson Rennie, of Scarbero, York
county.
MoRxino9 INBoRANbE 00BIPANY,—The
Annual Meeting of the Mo$illop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company wee held in
the Town Hall Beaforth, on Friday, 20th
day of January, a0 1 o'clock p. m„ she
President, J. B. McLean, in the ohair.
The minatee of last annual meeting were
read, and, on motion approved. Director's
report said :—In presenting this, the 29tH
anneal report, the Direotore are pleased
to be able to lay before the members a
favorable statement of the condition of the
affairs of the company. During the
year 713 new polioiee have been leaned
covering properly to the amount 'of
$1,172,190. The premium notes for the
year amounted to $40,774.50. The gross
amount of premium notes held by the
company at the end at the year wan
$119 855.10. At the oloee of the year
there were 2,211 polioiee in force, cover
int property to the amount of 98,477,530.
The loges for the year have all been
settled in satisfactory manner.
Total number of policies in foroe..2,811
Total property floonred.,..93,477,588 00
Total am't of premium riotee..119,855 10
Total aeeeeetuente for 1904 7,120 55
080BIPT8
To balance from 1903 $9,46771
To interest reoeived in 1904... 269 87
To oaeh on assessments 1904.. 6,749 00
'Po oaeh on 1800eemeat8 1908.. 222 25
To oath on 08easemente 1902,. 15 90
To.oasb on sesesemenla 1901.. 6 05
$16,729 28
ExPENDITUREe
Total losses paid $6,02027
Other Imes paid 1,113 19
Oaeh in bank .10.54161
A oath balance of over 910,000 is
evideeoe of 900890x07 and few toeeee,1
The old offiaere were re eleoted nod Thos.
E, Hays again chosen as Seo,-Treae.
HICKS' FORECASTS
FOR FEBRUARY,
Rev, Irl 1t. Eloise, of St. Louie, has
homed his bulletin of prugnoetientione for
the month of February, from which the
following data ie extracted.
The first regular storm period for the
mouth is central on the 8rd, coveting the
1st to the 6th. Daring a storm period
the Bret thing to be expected is a Mange
to warmer in the Western parte of the
country. The barometer begins to fall
at the seine time and in same eeotions.
These oonditione begin to move Eastward
and cloudiness goon appears over wide
areas, followed by preoipitatione and
eMorminon. By the 00n1ra1 day of the
period Storm areas, ea a rule are clearly
developed and on their march Eaetward
Into more aeutraf parte of the oountry,
Daring the last half of the period storm
pertnenlione roaah their enlminaling
etagee in regi0n8 along the great oentral
valleys, and through the regions East'
ward towerd the Atlantic. Now, if these
things are 00, why should wo etaltity
oureelvee and God's toots' by allowing
oar0alve8 lase time and only eironm•
scribed looalities 7 Not only Bre theeo
things true, but Nature loge no 18011'8
Forfeit and has her own way. Before
the ohange to warmer, the falling broom.
et
arnd rain
or Emmy h t
a ow having completed
le
tad
p
their roaroh Eaetward, the baro18eter ie
thing in the West, etorme have 000um8d
6130 guise of oold wooing] blizzarde, end.
Ing 1n clearing and very bold Weather 1
1Vastwo'4, 'flee before the Brat Magee of
11e ,.', 0t period reaob 1110 Hoarsen
etre-mg, .,1 nor 00ntinent—and all them
witble h, „mite of a r0gglar storm per.
gad.
A prug,,.seive warm wove with falling
barometer will appear first ; oluudineee
with rain, turning to snow will follow,
and these, attended with more or lees
etormineee, will plow a0ntral to Itaotern
9(0038 of the 0onntry (root about the 8rd
to the 5311, Meantime a high barometer
with Winter winds andobaogo to muob
older Nerth•wsetern eeetione in doe time
and regular order 40 diepleoe the storm
areae and epreed to Eastern extremes,
By the 8th and 9th all the foregoing
phenomena of the Bret storm period will
have nearly or goite dieeppeared, except
the cold io Eastern states, Change to
warmer and falling barometer, followed
by return to olondineee and rain and
will again be advancing .from Wooteru
parte, On toouhing the 840 and 9th look
for mine, with electrical storms probable,
eepeaially Southward. Ae the oonditione
113090 oat of the way to the Eaetward,
high b,rometer, sold winds with Nolte
of snow and clearing weather will follow
proeree8ively to the Eastward,
The neat storm period (a central on the
1480, extending from the 12th to the 10111.
The passage of regular Winter storm
period to central on the 14th, lextending
from the 1903 to the 1680. The paeeage
of regular Winter etorm conditions, from
West to East is progressive order, may
be oontated on at this period. Firer,
February mine, turning to avow and
Bleat egnallo, winding op with tieing
barometer and cold wave.
The 19th, 20th, and 2188 will bring
general and very active !Winter Morena,
The first stage of these etorme will be
warm and tropical—rains with lightning
and thunder, especially oo and touching
the 21st, Rut in gaiok order look for
°Images to oolder with blizzardouo visits•
tione from West and North. Deoided
oold will spread Eastward behind pro.
erosive worms.
JUST LIKE FIS
INC
Building up Trade is just like Fishing. If you use
the right kind of bait and east your line where the kind
of fish you want are most plentiful you'll quite likely
get a number of them. Then if you go about it right
you are pretty surd to land most of them.
Apply the illustration to Business; If you want to
catch the trade always keep the Best and Freshest
values in goods and allow the Highest prise for Farm
Produce and Business will come every time. This , we
always strive to do at
J. IMESTOWN General Store
What is left of Xmas and other Winter Goods will be
put out AT COST to make room for Spring goods.
Butler,170 trade, 16o oaeh ; Ea50, 20a oaeh or trade. Other produoe
taken et City priose,
W.
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The Met storm period for February
rune from the 25th into March. On and
touching the 27th and 28111, growing
change to falling barometer, warmer and
olondineee will merge into widespread
rains fringed on the West and North•
west tangente by snow, high winds and
much oolder. In due time and order
there oonditione will reach moat parte of
the country, involving the Met day or
two of Marob,
The Robert Bimpean Go. Limited, of
Toronto, who recently Required the bust •
nese of John Murphy & 0o., of Montreal,
have purobheed a parcel of real aerate ad.
joining the Moruby building far $52,000,
equivalent to $16 per Square foot,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
THE LOWEST
NOW FOR OUR,
GREAF ANNUAL CLEAR
L
Commencing on January 20th
Will Continue until Feb. loth
We make no apology and have no excuses to offer for announcing to -day the commencement
of our Annual Sale. This Sale is not the whim or thought of a moment but a settled feature of
our business policy the same as our special holiday display. January is stock -taking month,
on the 5th of February we enter stooks and balance our books for the year. Before this day
arrives stock must be down to the lowest level possible and shelves and counters cleared of
Winter goods. This Sale will be a money -saver and we are going to make it pay you and pay
you well to do your Dry Goode buying here this month. We are anxious to get stock down below
the average level this year. Here is a partial list of the Bargains. They are big and only a few
of the many you will find at the store.
CLEARING OUT THE NTLE
Every mantle in this store must be sold this season. We positively will not carry one over.
Half price and less they have been marked to clear them before February 10th. All are this
season's garments but must not have a single garment to mix with 1905 stook when next Fall
comes around. Good business demands that—so value or cost have not been considered in
making these new prices. Commencing Friday, Jan. 20th, we will sell the cheapest mantles
ever sold in Brussels. Come and prove the truth of this statement.
Mantles at $3.00 that sold
up to $6.75
Your chose of every Mantle in the Mete that sold
np to $6 75 for 98.00 Every size represented in
the lot. New and etylieb garments, perteet
fitting and made from good wearing materials,
regular prioee op to and intending those we sold
at $6.74 for our great sale 0
Mantles at $4.85, Regular
Price up to $9.00
Your ohoioe of every Mantle in the store cold at from
$7 00 ap to $9 00 for $4,85, Some of our hand•
eomeet and moat stylish' germane] are in We
lot. They were exoellent valuee at their former
prim bet rather than take a ohanoe of carry
iug them over we have out the prion below the
halt price mark, Every size in this lot also
blaok and colors. Your choice for our annual
sale that sold up to $9,00 for $
Wo have six only high aloe Mantles Chat bold at
$10 00, $12 50, and $16,00. These we have
marked at exactly half price. They are exoep.
tionally etylieh garments, well merle and lined
with a good quality of Bilk. Rather than take
the chance of carrying any of them over, we
clear tbeee high grade Mantles at exactly halt
prioe,00mmenoing Friday mot'ning,
CHILDREN'S MANTLES—
This Beason we Imported the oiliest Obildreo's
Garment8 we have ever shown. There are
about 20 of them left in stook to day. Reefers,
tbroe•quarter aoate and nletere made from plain
Cheviot fau0y tweeds, with trimmings of
bralde, buttone, stn, 'They aro atyliob gar.
menta and will 61 children from 5 to 12 years
of age, Rather than Derry one over, we have
out the prices almost in two.
8 00
We are going to sell some
Cheap Wrappers
Not ordinary obeap wrappers bot good wrappers
cheap. Made in the beet wrapper factory in
Canada and from strong fait oolored wrapper•
etbee, medium and dark patterns, waists and
eleevee lined, very full skirt. Extra good val-
ues at 91.35 and 91,00, clearing price $1.00 nod.. $ 1 25
Out go the Ready-to-wear Skirts
January sale prices have been put on all the Cloth
Skirts in this case. They mesa almost half
what we sold them at. This is year oban00 for
a Skirt Bargain. Do not mine it. See what it
means :--
Daring sale you can buy a $8.00 Skirt for
a, 0 460 „ „
48b ' ` 500 11
0 0 0 6.00 0 a
75c & 86o Flannelette Gowns at 500
Ladies' Gowns, made of an extra heavy quality.
Flannelettes, in White, Blue and Pink. Ail are
neatly trimmed, one replier price being 75o and
85o are to clear at
$2 00
8 50
4,00
Is not that quite a saving 7
Fur Jackets at January Sale Price
Fur Jaokete have bad the knife applied to prioe for
this greet sale. Every garment was made to
our order from oboioe [selected ekine. Te abooi-
gtely reliable and can depend upon in every
way. No better ahanoe thio Beason to tet a
good Fur Jacket for little money. $87 50 for
$80.80 ; $85.00 for $29.00 ; $28.00 tor .... , ...3 28 00
Ladies' Sable Scarfs
Ladies' Sable Sods, clearing at the following Brio•
ee ;—$20 00 for 915 00 ; 010.60 for $12 00 ;
$17.00 for $18 00 ; 915.00 for $10,50 ; $10.00
for $ 8 00
Caps, Gauntlets, Caperines and Fur -lined
Capes Clearing at exactly
50 Cost Price.
OME to this Sale any day duringthe next two weeks and you'll not be dis-
apoin
ted u
b tout earl if
("� t you e
lett/ s' an the best things generally appointed, .. Y Y 1 s g� l y go :first,
FERGUSON