The Brussels Post, 1903-5-7, Page 8SPRING GOODS
FISHING SUPPLIES
Bamboo Poles at 6 or 10 Cents,
Lines, Hooke, Sinkers, etc.
BASE BALLS FOOT BALLS
LACROSSE SiTICKS & BALLS
All kinds of Hard and Soft Rubber Balls,
Druggist & Bookseller, Brussels.
DRANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION H. O. & R.
Crain leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as foliowo:
GOING BOOTH GOING NORTH,
Mae 7;18 am I Mixed 10:00 a.m
Mixed.....,...10•On a.mI Mail 1:17 p.m
Espres8 8:1.5 p.m Express ...... 8:17 p.m
Dag PinstE111.
A ohiel'e amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll plant it.
MAY.
BEAUTIFUL weather.
SCHOOL Board Friday evening of this
week.
Heave freight traffic on the G. T. 11.
these weeks.
EAST HURON License Board will meet
hare next Tuesday.
Meant your oieaoing up by the 16th
and Le ready for the IuBpector'e vieib.
A iMirs heading factory started work
last week. They leave quite a nine stock.
TENDERS for gravelling the streets will
be received at next meeting of the Village
Council.
THE POST added another quire of paper
to its cirou ation last week. We aim to
give the news.
Tins has been a backward season for
bees, come of them not yet out of their
Winter quarters.
HORSE TRAINER ANDERSON is busy on
Brussels half mile traok with a string of
speedy young horses.
A NEW well is being drilled at Jao.
Oober'a residence, Queen street. Geo.
Edwards has the contract.
WALTER IxilITE's residence, Albert street,
has had a new shingle root pot on it and
internal repairs made rendered necessary
owing to the recent fire.
JNo. E000= has sold his rough oast
hone and acre lot, on Thomae street, to
Wm. Holmes, who recently moved into
Brussels from Gray township.
Loam. -On the 12th con. of Grey, a aide
curtain for a baggy top. Will finder
lseve at Cranbrcok Poet Office or THE
Pose, Brussels, and maoh oblige the
loser.
300N DONALDSON has disposed of the
stable on hie lot, corner Albert and Wil -
Baal streets, to Thos. Newsome who has
taken it down and will rebuild it on Ws
property on John etreet.
A 20022880 of Bruseelites attended Kidd
Bros.' horse sale at Lietowel on Taesday.
Philip Ameut purohaeed a well bred abate of the lima but only one goal was
brood mare ; Harry James a likely road• eoored for all, Lietowel worked hard to
ster ; J. L. Walker a heavy team, and
Wm, Bird another. Good prices were force the epbere between the flags of their
opponents but referee Bamford's whistle
blew the announcement of time being np
before the desired object wee attained.
The other juniors will require to keep a
sharp look out on the Lietowel lade dun•
ins the season however. The winning of
Monday's matob gives the home team 8
nioe start towards winning this district,
the soon now standing :-
BARRISTER Bxiiii attended Division
Oonrt at Blyth on Tbureday of this week.
Hann BREWER Bold his driving horse
and purohaeed a pony from a Beneall
party.
G in bracelet lost. The owner will be
greatly obliged if the finder will leave it
at Tam Poem.
The new tar and gravel roof was pot on
R. Leatherdsle'e block this week by Wet.
son Ainlay.
IT is said Joo. Beattie may go to
Wiarton to join hie brother Sam. in hie
hotel business there.
SOME men are made by cireen:Menoee.
They ate always in danger of beiog un.
made when the oiroameta0oee leave
them.
ASSESSOR 000SLEY has completed his
rounds for 1903. The Court of Revieion
will be held on Monday evening, June
god, at 8 o'olook.
Im is rumored that another dental
pastor may be opened in Brunie, by
Dentist 3elOme, who recently disposed of
hie practice in Blyth.
Aar. BARxER is shipping abont 800 tone
of baled hay to New York. This week
6 oars go from Brunets, 4 from Ethel
and 1 from Blaevale.
THE Other Carriage Factory ilea been
rushing out the baggies thie Beane at a
lively rate and have another new lot in
p000088 of oonetrnotioo.
A TRevELLING oign writer paid the
tow0 a visit on Wednesday,. and deoorat
ed several store and office windows. He
was an adept at the baeinees.
REPORT says tbat R. Williams Is bar-
gaining for the Lott & Sturdy livery at
Wingbam. "Dick" will hardly bo eatie•
fied unless be has a string of horses to
care for.
TEE Onuooil is asking for tenders for a
wire suspent•ion bridge to be built over
the Maitland near the flax mill. They
a.k a guarantee from the enccesefal
tenderer as to the serviceable dander
of the structure.
IT is eaid that Dr. and Mre. Graham,
of Clinton, will store their household
effects in the doctor's block in Brussels
while they take their trip to the Pacific
coast. We hope Dr, Graham's health
will be invigorated by the well earned
vacation and on hie return that he will
oonolude to make his home permanently
here,
JUNIOR P0`.T BALL. -L18001401 JonioT
Football team came to Brussels last Mon.
day evening and on Victoria Park engaged
in a league matob with the !coal Juniata
for the honors of tlti8 district. It was a
oloee sod well conteeted game throughout
with little advantage to either, The ball
hovered round the viaitor,e goal a good
paid.
GEORGE BEST was sowing rape and
grass Beed wiib is drill last Saturday
afternoon on bis farm when he received
an ugly bang in the eye from one of the
levers. It was a olose call to serious
injury to the optic but Geo. did not
holiday over the accident.
DEFAOLTEn. - Wingbam Intermediate
Foot Ball team was to have played a
match here with Brussels on Friday
evening of this week, in the series arrang.
ed for thie di,triot. Bills were issued
and all arrangemente made bat on Thurs.
day morning Secretary Beaker received
word from tbem that they were not
oomiug. Theca deoieione should be
arrived at earlier.
THE style of hair worn is an important
factor to pro tuoe a younger and relined
fade and a well shaped head to any Lady
or Gentleman. Prof. Dorenwend, who
will be at Brussels, oaa demonstrate this
to anyone calling on him se his Show
Rooms. He has Ladieo' and Gents' Wigs,
Toupees, Bangs, Wavy and Plain Fronto,
Switches in every length and shade, that
he will gladly adjust on any Lady's head
free of charge to prove tbie. Don't fail
to see him, at Brunets, American Hotel,
Weduesday, May 20.
BAND UNIFonue.-Ab a meeting of the
Band Oommittee, held reoently, it was
decided to procure 80010 suitable uniform
for its members. For the purpose of
raiebog the necessary funds the Band
intend during the eveiling', of the next
two weeks to call upon the aitizene at
their homes when a few eeleat1008 will
be rendered and tbereby affording them
an opportunity of assisting the manage.
ment in making op the required amount.
The Committee ainoerery hope and ex.
peat that those who have the interest of
ebie moat worthy objoot at bearb will
cheerfully respond,
OBITUARY, -Nanny Scott Grieve, relict
of the late John Grieve, of lfloKillop, and
grand aunt to Mrs, (Rev.) Conn, of
Brussels, died at the re8iden00 of her
daughter, Moe. Rebore Soott, Seefortb,
en Saturday last, in her 05th year, Mre.
Grieve was one of the early settlers in
Rulon, having oome from Scotland in
1834. She had a large circle of retativee
by all of wbom she Wae greatly beloved.
From childhood she' wee a Oonaietent
member of the'Peeebyterian church. In
her last illness she was oheerfal and
happy, never uttering one murmur or
complaint, Bee death wag calm and
triumphant, An appropriate funeral
service Wag oondnotsd by bel pastor, Rev.
Mr, Larkin, on Monday afternoon. The
rrmttine welts interred in Harpnrhey
cemetery. ft+v. and Mrs. Ooeene and
eon attended the funeral.
T 11RU13Si!)Lti 1'OST
THE
Meiropolitan
BANK
CAPITA L- Paid ftp $1,000,000
RESER VI; - $1,000,000
1►ireetOIN
A. E. AMES, • - rnlet1DENT
BEV. It, 11, KARDRN, 11, n., YIOE•IEt003DENT
C. 8, MASSEY, B. J. 01000E
Trite. 032ADenAW •
General Banking business transacted. Farmer's Notes
Discounted. Sale Notes bought or held for Oollectiou.
and
interest at � hevhighes Bank iota allowf ed f1.00 rom date of deposit to date
of withdrawal, on the daily balance.
t. -Parties holding important papers, notee, &o., may deposit them lu
our bank vault for safe keeping -free of ohargo,
1'ruutpt and Careful. Attention. Coed 'I crime.
G. F. BLAIR, Solioltor. A, E. MELLISH, Manager, BRUSSELS.
AN At Home, under the anvpicee of
Brussels Iodepondeut Order cf Foresters,
ie on the program.
A GERANIUM leaf from Mise Kelly's
green house left at THE Poem measured
5s8j;'inchee. A great growth for this
seneo0 of the year.
BRv8eEL9 will supply the bride for a
wedding, the date of whiab is said to be
May 20. The groom hails from Lietowel
bat we won't mention names.
PIANO AND ORGAN TONING, -R. S. Shaw,
tuner for 1181111zm0u & Co,, will be here
next week from Toronto. Orders for
toning or repairing may be left with R,
Leatherdale and J Walker.
LAST Saturday Harold, the little son of
N. F. Gerry, was under the care of the
doctor. He bad been indulging in some
candies and it ie supposed the coloring or
something else in oonneotion was of a
poisonous oharaoter. He is all, right
now,
A meeting of the Fall Fair Directors
was held is the Gounoil Member last
Saturday afternoon. President Ferguson
iu the obair. It waft deoided, after oon
siderable discussion, not to ask for expert
judges for the Fair. The prize list was
revised and enlarging and several Com•
mitten appointed to arrange for nttrao
Moos, &o. Prizee will be given for beet
plate of both mangolde and turnips.
CARD of THANES. -To the offioere ',pd
members of Court Maitland, No. 606, I.
0. F , I acknowledge, with thanks, the
receipt of obeque from your Court for
the amount of $2,000, being ineuranoe of
that amount beld by my late hoaband in
yoor Court. May your Order ever pros.
per and long continue its good work is
the earnest wish of your sincere friend,
MRs. PLETCHER.
Brunets, May 6111, 1803.
REEVE WILTON and Oouooillor Thom.
son interviewed Train Master Carroll on
Tbureday afternoon of last week relative
to a sidewalk from the depot to Tarn -
berry street. He promieed to have a
good gravel walk put dowu with the prob-
abilities of a Dement oovering some day
for which no definite date wee designated.
The position of affairs could not be much
worse than they are flow as any one
going that street praotioally has to ditch
it e11 the way unless they run the risk
of being run over by taking the narrow
roadway, We hope to ase a granolithia
walk pot down to tally with the permen.
ent improvements made by the towns•
people in whioh the G. T. R. and its
patrons are large sharers.
LEG BROIrEN,-The Lietowel Standard
of last week say's of a former Bruseelite
-The Lietowel junior football team went
to Milverton on Wednesday to play n
match with the juniors of that pleas. A.
hotly aonteeted game, in which neither
aide had eoored, was almost finished when
an unfortunate acoident oocarred whiab
put an immediate end to the game. In to
rush for the ball, Charlie Zilliex, one of
the Lietowel players, and son of Ohrie.
Zilliax of the Queen's, received a kink on
the leg which broke the bone between the
knee and ankle. It was purely en ani.
dent, the kick being intended for the ball.
Sergioal aeeietanoe was enured and the
fraotnred limb attended to. Charlie 1008
brought borne Tbureday by train, and is
doing as well as eau be looked for. His
oompaniona and friends very cinch regret
the aooident.
Business Locals.
Braesele..Won 2 lost 0 to play 2
Listowel.. " 0 " 1 " 3
Wingbam.. " 0 " 1 3
I0 Monday's game teams lined np as fol.
lows :
BanserM8 Goal LI8TOW Ceabel
Ainley
Bishop Brlokor
Wtt Baoke
M. Good f Gunther McLeod Gnnthng
Backer dBacks �.,. E,Osbarne
Backer 111 Osborne
Roche Z
Scott Rigge
Eaymroft Forwards ... Willoughby
S. Good .., .,..,.,, .,. E, Booking
Miller,...... Bamford
N. Bamford -Referee,
The next game in the eeriee will be
played on Monday between Lietowel and
Wingbam in the former town,
RIFLE ASSOCIATION LEAGUE MATOHEe.-
At the meeting of the Brueeele Rifle
Aeeooiation, of whiab mention was made
in 001 let issue, bald at the offioe of W.
M. Sinclair, the Captain, of the local or.
ganization, on Friday evening, it was
decided to plane a team of ten men in the
league competition and that these ten
should be selected from those who obtain.
ed the highest 0aor08 at the last annual
praotioe. There will be four matobes in
the present competition, to be held upon
the looai ranges and under the supervision
of the local officers, the abooting to take
plane on May 30 and Jane 6, 20 and 27,
the distances to be 800, 600, 600 yde. The
reealt of the Team and individual Score
es well, will then be forwarded to the
Secretary of the League when prime and
obempionabipbadges, will be awarded to
the enooesefnl team and First and Seoond
olaee marksmen's oertifioatee be allotted
to the individual members who are such
easeful in obtaining reattain percentage of
mane in the four competitions,. These
obrtifl00tee are gotten np suitable for
framing, are leaned by the authority of
the Department of Militia and Defence
and are signed by the Minister of Militia
and the Major General commanding Hie
Msjest'e foroee in Canada, 'I'be entry
fee is 910 00 for the first team selected
from any rifle association and 95 00 for
any additional teams from the aeon or.
ginization. A free issue of ammunition,
fot the fear matoh0e, will be furninhed
upon the forwarding of the Menai requl01.
tion by the lionotable the Miniater of
Militia and Defence.
FEED corn, clean and dry, for sale at
Roes' mill, Brunets.
GOOD working horse for Bale. Apply to
R. BeennaBON, Brussels.
ALL kinds of garden eeede iu paokagee,
2 for 6o, at Joe. BALLANTYNE'e.
Joel received, a oboioe lot of plover and
timothy end, ' Ana. Menem.
WANTED at once, a good smart boy to
learn hardware and tinemithing trade,
not less than 17 yeare o 6, and willing to
work. . Apply 10 WILTON & TURNBULL,
Brueeele.
WANTED -Car load Potatoes, 052 per
bullet for good stook,
GEO. E. KING, Wingbam,
SQOARE piano, Haines, for sale, in good
condition. Apply to Mrs. J. A. Oreigh
too.
Barents for Fleury plows may be
found at Dark's livery berm Sawa filed
and put in good shape. Hewn WrLLIAMO.
GIANT Intermediate Yellow and Giant
Sawlog Mangels, beat varieties of Swedes,
eeede end fresh Garden seeds in bulk et
MoOraoken's,
FLEURY Peows.-Farmers wishing to
buy the best plow mode should call on
John Long, agent. I will also keep
pointe at Alf. Baeker'e office.
CAR of cement from the National
Portland Cement 0o., Durham, reoelved,
$2 75 per barrel ; Speoial prioe in oar lots.
6.101. McKee & Go., Brussels, 40-4
Axe one needing lawn mowers and
seinen sharpened and made to work
easy can have same done at T. MoGreg-
or's saw nod tool shop. All Gret.olaee
work done here on Mill street, Brussels.
Standard Bank of Canada
mrerTAzS,9xa. ✓xo 10'712
ASSETS -OVER THIRTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Deposits
Of one dollar and upwards
received and tenant allow•
ed in Savinge Bank at
biggest rate from date of
depoebt to withdrawal.
Int er est
PAID ON 1'810
Daily Balance
Loa
Made, Notes Cashed,
and every a000mm0da-
tion afforded the res•
poneibis borrower.
TAlUIERS' SALE NOTES Cashed, Collected ; 0r may be left for sate keeping only
for which uo charge is mado.
This Bank offers Unsurpassed Facilities and Lowest Rates
for the Transaction of every form of Banking Business.
►Every convenience afforded auebomero living at a dietanoe.
BRUSSELS BRANCH F. H. GRAY, AGENT.
Mioe.Minnie MoOall left last Saturday mea :7ssehr-s ,8. 10 MT=•
for a three months' visit with her brother
at Luoknow. Master Elmer MoCell, who Pall Wheat
has been visiting hie grandparents here Barley
,for some time, returned with Miee Ma. I?ean
Call, Oats
Mundy McLennan, of London, the well Butter, tnhe and rnlle ..
known drug traveller, was in town cermet. 'Eggs par dozen
ly. He bad been off duty for some weeks
owing to Illness s0 his appearance among
hie old time friends here was an 000051011
Mae. 1
of many congratulations,et 80 o
or 40 potnde but as he wee still ab a to
tilt the vales at 200, no ono wee abed.
ding tinny tears at hie "fading to a
shadow."
People We Snow.
Mre. Robert Fox was renewing old ao
quaintauoes at Wroxeter last tveelc.
Miee Maggie Soon, of London, is visit.
10g friends in Brunets and locality.
Mise Maggie McNaughton returned to
Kincardine Monday after a week's visit
home.
Edna Cooper, one of the twins, baa been
oil the sink list but in getting better
again.
R H. Edmunds, of the Bank of Com-
merce, Toronto, was vieitiog Rev. Mr.
Webb this week,
S. B. MaKelvie, of Wroxeter, has taken
a position in Brussels woollen factory.
Be is a good mechanic.
W. J. Cameron has resumed his poet
in Dr. Feild's dental office here, the
Oo'lege baviug closed for the term.
Wm. MoOull has been bothered f r
some time with a sore band which is still
an anooyanoe to bine. The danger of
blood poisoning is apparent.
lYire. Andrew Currie has been laid up
daring the pain week with an attack of
sotatioa. .We wiab her a epeedy release
from this very painful ailment.
Mre. Joe. Deubow baa been eerionely
ill thie week with bronobitie at the home
of her daughter, Mre. S. Carter, M01
etreet. We hope she will soon be better,
Mrs. R. K. Roca was called to Lietowel
last week owing to the itloeee of her
mother, Mre, ()drilla. The old lady it
reported somewhat better, we are pleased
to hear.
James Oliver, an old time reeideot of
Brunets, was an
ill during the
pest week from a severe atteolt of bron-
chitie. He is considerably improved DOW
We are pleoeed to state,
Henry Mooney bas had a very Bore
hand owing to a species of blood poison-
ing occasioned by a deep out inflicted
while working at the Salt Werke. With
hie obaraeterietic persistence he would
not cease work, though somewhat Nandi.
napped at times.
F. 3. and Mrs. Soheak, of Toronto, are
01010015 with Mrs, John Wynn. They
will sojourn here for a month or more
and then po to Muskoka to their cottage
for the Summer months. They expect to
take Mrs. Wynn (Mre. Saheak'e moth: r)
along for a holiday.
Geo. Watt hoe severed bie connection
with the Polson Iron Works, Toronto, to
accept a responsible poeibion with a lunge
cement company in Michigan. The
works are located at Jaokson. It is
understood that epeolai inducements were
offered Mr. Watt as the company was
anxioue to secure his servioee. Several
graduates of Cornell University and a
great number of others were applioante
for the position but the offer was made to
Mr. Watt unsolicited, The eatery is a
good ono and he is promised t eubstan•
tial increase, Our 000gretulotione are
extended,
e
0F01 DOREd1D
OF TORONTO
THE OUS rardad kIE GOO ARTIST
FAM
IS COMING!
HE WILL 13E AT
AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
18510201ST _
GAtirnELL,-In Brussels, on May 4, to Mr.
and Mrs. Angus Campbell, a dangh•
ter. It died the came day.
DENnow -In Bravais, on May 4, to Mr.
and Mis, Bobt. Denbow, a eon.
SFEIn.-In Morrie, on April 20, to Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Speir, a eon.
Wear. -Ab the Manse, Blaevale, on
April 30th, to the Rev. W. 3, and
Mre. West, a son.
MA1222,X =•
BIT0117E-GRAM01.-At the residence of
the bride's pantile, Orenbrook, on
May 6, by Rev, D. 13, MoRae, Mr
Joo. Ritchie, hardware merchant,
Ethel, to Mies Margaret, daughter of
Mr. and Mre. V. Gramm, of Cow.
brook.
Flour per owt.
Potatoes (per bus.)
Apples (per bag)
Hoy per ton
Sail ear 10b1., retail
Hoge, Live
Wool 11
Hides trimmed 8
Hideo tough 6
Sheep shine, each ...... 26
Lamb shine each 25
67
30
01
27
14
11
4 00
00
40
6 00
1 00
6 00
68
81
61
28
15
12
6 00
60
50
7 00
70
6 25
12
66
26
60
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Cow for nate, will calve in middle of
May. Enquire at THE POST.
COMFORTABLE hone for sale or to root,
Mill Street, West, Apply to
8800 JOHN BROADPOOT.
WHITE Rook eggs, $100 per setting of
10. Pullets luv30, 0. Do� 4A AIAN, Btueeel5,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
O
UMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
=17.7.122_ good lot for sale on Queen street,
Duoxoo.-In Winnipeg, on April 26th, Brosaels For further particMARY CAMPBELL, Brussels Fele applylytit0
Annie Lamont, beloved wife of W.A.
Deafer, of Winnipeg, and daughter
of Malcolm and Mrs Lemont, of
Grey, aged 31 years.
MODONALD -In Kerrie, on May 6, Neil
McDonald, aged 36 years.
With every kind and etyle of LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
WIGS, TOUPEES, BANGS, WAVY AND PLAIN FRONTS,'
SWITCHES of all long hair in every
length and shade.
His ART WEYLBS are known and worn by all
claeeee everywhere.
Bo ears to visit hie Show Rooms at the Hotel and
see bis new deeigne, •
Be will, free of charge, demonstrate by fittingyou
what ie tlte most suitable and becoming to you.
Their use aide BEALTB, COMFORT and
YOUNGER APPEARANCE,
GENTLEMAN WHO ARE BALD should invest.
ligate and nee his FEATHER WHIG BT. TOUPEES
AND WIGS worn on over 65,000 beado.
Please Remember Day and Date
Brunel; American Hotel, Wonesday, May 20
YEARLING SHORT HORN
BULL Port BALE. -Eligible for reaqle-
tration. For price, terms and other nettle.,
Mars apply to ANDREW HISLOP, Lot 2,
Con. 14, Grey, Brussels P. O. 42 4
MAY 7, 1903
BLUEST
FOR
SPFAfl
AT
NE
Drug Store.
yOUNG SHORT HORN BULL
for sale. Eligiole for registration.
Pm pries, tering and I other partioulare, ap-
ply lo J. D, MaNAIR, Lot 22, Con. 10, Grey,
or ornubrook P. 0, 20.11
3 THOBO' BREI) -SHORT HORN
Bulls for sale. One is lyear old and
the other two younger, Also several regist-
ered Oowe and Heifers. Apply to JAMES
BPEIB, Lot 90, Coh. 0, Morrie Twp., or 11 rue -
sole Y. 0. 22.11
TZIOUR STRAIGIIT SOOTOH
Short Horn Bulls, from imported
stock, for sale. Also Rowe and heifers, lin-
Irported and home bred. 72 bond to 'select
om, D. MILNE & 80N, Maitland flank
Stook Farm, 8tbel Out, :10.tf
Painting, Paper Hanging, &c.
The undersigned 10 prOps red to attend to
all eiders for Paper Hanging, Raleomlaiog,
Glazing and Painting In a workmanlike
manlier and at reasonable rates. Carpen-
tering also attended . to
NI0H0LLB,
41-8m John street, Brussels.
NOTICE!
Tenders will be received by the Township
of Maiillop for what 1e known aft tins 1301-
tou Drain on the 14111 Concession of MoTiit-
1op and part of Grey Township. Plane and
specifications may be seen at the (/lark's
residence, DORY Winthrop, and tenders will
be opened at Leadbury on Saturday, May
90th, at 1 o'olook p, In. Work to estimated
at S1a88,00 The aunt of 823,00 willbe esktd
until bonds are stoned..
JNO. O. MORRI80N, Clerk,
1
BY MAY 10th
o z
unds of
Eggs
utterzr
♦ e
We have a contract for this amount of Produce to fill by NIay loth. In order to
secure this quantity we purpose giving a Special Sale of Dry Goods, Ready-
to-wear Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Gents' Furnishings.
Stupendous Bargains will be offered in every department. A. word to the wise
is sufficient. Look over this list of prides, these are only a few of the many good
things we are offering.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR BUTTER AND EGGS.
Linens, Towelings
and Shirtings
-54 inch Table Linen, Pure Line, regular 35o,
Speoial price
-60 inch Table Linen, Blenched all Linen, regular
600, Speoial prioe
-64 inch Table Linen, Bleaobed all Linen, Satin
finish, regular 90o, Special prioe
-Letta heavy Linen Toweling,, tee. 10o, Special.,
-Heavy Toweling, regular 7o, Speeiel prioe.,,.....
--Fine Glace Toweling, Linen, leu 7o, Speoial prioe
-Extra heavy Shirting, regular 12,io, Speoial prioe
Standard Shirting, reg. 140, Special prioe
usl ns and Drapings
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT.
--Art 'Muslin, regular 80, Speoial prior, per yard,.
-Alb Mdaline, dainty patterns, regular prioe 10o,
Speoial price
-Extra wide fanny draping, rag, 12i„ Speoial price,
'-Oreton; very pretty'deeigno, teg. 8o, Speoial prioe
-Oreton, very pretty designs, reg. 10o, Speoial prioe
-Full range of Laoo Curtains at Import Mine.
Boots and Shoes
This department is making new ouotomere every day.
No use paying old time prices when you eon cave money
here.
-Men's fine Bi. Bale., regular 91 60, Spacial pride..$ 1 26
- Men's fine Dongola Eale•, reg. 92 00, Speoial price 1 60
28 -Men's fico Bt. Bale,, regular 92 26, Speoial pride.. 1 00
-Women's fine Dcngola Bale„ reg. $1.76, " .. 1 86
47 -Women's fine Dongola Bale,,'reg. 92 26, " . 1 76
- Women's Glove Grain Bala., Woe everyday oboe,
60 regular 91 26, Speoial prioe 1 00
- Boys', Minn' and Ohildren's solid leather Shoes at
eanle rednotione.
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DRESS GOODS
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-Pore Wool Eoglieh Coating Serge, 46 inohes wide,
regular priae75o, Speoial prioe, per. yd 47
- Pare Wool Coating Serge, 44 inch, 00ld everywhere
at 60o per yard, Speoial pries 26
- Light Weight Tweed Drees Goods, tegnlar 500 pet
yard, Speoial prioe ' 37h
5 READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING
8 Space will not permit as to give quobetione. We ask.
10 you to come and no for yourselves if we do not offer you
better values than yeti earl get eloewhere, do not purchase.
8 In Men's, 13oyel and Children's Readyto•wear, perfeot
fitting Clotbing we load the trade,
Hosiery, Gloves and Corsets in great variety at Money Saving Prices
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