The Brussels Post, 1902-3-6, Page 5{. t
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SUSINESR CAROL.
MOREY TO LOAN ATG YDP
cent. F,R SCUM', Brupaple,
�[ H MOORA01,(EN-
Y� a Ieener of Marriage Zioenaol, O.
lips pt l,}r000ry,Turnberry street, Brussels.
p N. BARRETT-•
!44 • Tonsorial Artist, Rbap-1'toltt, 8001
Noltb of the Standard Ilank, pudica and
Marini% hair clotting a speelalty,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL'TON, :9NT,
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
4RAOHI4R OF- •
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM1
r$enuAIIon,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Ltanranee Co.,
R8TADLIen0D 1840
, Insurance taken on the eaeh and premium
note systematcurrent rates. Beforeinonr.
ing eleewhoro cellon the undersigned Agent
of the Oompany.
GEORGE ROGERS,.Bruooele.
MISS SARAH"LOUiSE MOORE,
L.. O. M.,
Academia graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, also Bomber of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario; is prepared to receive
a limited number ofpupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Prinoipapa Form in the Ooneervatory of
Undo.
Brueeele, Ontario,
A LEX. HUNTER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; .Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent'; Anotion-
ear. rondo invested and to loan. Donee -
Dons made. Oflioo in Graham'etBlook, Bras-
eela.
AUCTIONEERS.
e •B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1
• BEE, will sell for better prices, to
better men in lass time and lees charges
b a vont charge anything. in
sand orders
can alwaye'be arranged at this oMae or by
personal application,
VETERINARY.
JD. WARWICK -
. Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die•"
eases of domesticated animals inacompet-
,a ant manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry Oa11s promptly at-
tended to. OMoe and Iuflrmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Breese's.,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINOLAIR—
W • bioixteyloNotaryPulc, &Offe-BtwnBok
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand-
ard Bank. - Solicitor for Village of Brussels,
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.'
DR. C. AMBROSE TOOLE.
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE-
MILL. ST , EAST, BRUSSELS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., C. M.,
101010y University, Fellow Trinity Madinat
College, Member College of Physicians. and
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Phyeioiana and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery Edinburgh. 13'Te1opboue No,14,
Residence—Mill area, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
DR. - R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of lthe Royal' College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario - and Firot•elase Honor
Graduate of Toronto. University. Omoe
next to Brewer's Photograph. Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
le moving forward, Winter terra begins
Te44.8,1002. Our rates are reasonable --our
Courses of Study thorough and practical.
Send for our Journal to see what we teach.
Students may enter at any time. Two
, Courses of Study—Oommerolal- and Short-
hand.
O. A. FLEMING.. A. L. MoINTYBE,
President, - eorotar
xeOwen , 6 y,
O{veu Sound. Listowel.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
lied Cedar Shingles
AIM.— •-.
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT: THE
Brussels Planing JVIills
Mao Doors and Saab of all Pat
*erne on band or made to order
at Short Notice.
Eotimatoo Furniehed for all
kinds' of Buildings, Workman•
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A 0011001 Pell known frons IMP end of Oen,
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College gives the right kind of education
and p1a000 many o its e1ndents 10 geed.
positions. NOW 10 the time to enter. Fre.
are for gammas sad you will get it. Write
for our beautiptl catalogue.
W. J, ELLIOTT, I'rinolltpl,
84106 POST
tat dividend amounts t:h 170(1 20 00 that
it will be 00011 8818t 100 coutpahY wits
Head 0100110010 in di bl•,
Alf, Moore bee a cow that he le proud
In o' 1900ohotyera
of, x the Samnl t of t Ked
sixteen ponnds,of bettor por week, but
daring throe days of the big otorm o0e
made a still better reoord, the butter
from tbat trio 0f days' milk weighing ten
peuude,
x41uel0t00''w.
Lncknow will oelebrate the 2410 of
MuY.
The Zion olluroh will be re opened for
service 11080$uoday.
Booth Braoe k'ernier& Institute held a
mooting in the town hail, Luoknow, on
Tuesday.
The A. 0. U. W. Lodge will hold a
000101 in their lodge room on Monday
1' ' 4. tt evening, Marob 1010.
ti1"txt tins, Rev, A, G. Barrio, Roe, 1 . J, paten
and 11, D. Cameron attended the Domin •
ion Alliance convention in Toronto on
Tuesday and Wednesday of lea wpak,
During lIe peat week some four or five
dogs have been poisoned in the village,
and a valuable bound belonging to
Morebouse II/Rebell, died from the game
mum.
D. Donovan, of Rinlose, clipped on the
icy sidewalk and in falling hie, head
strnok %goblet the large plate g'aes win•
doss, in R. D. Cameron.'e dry goods store,
The glees was badly broken bot Mr. Don.
oven wan not seriously hart,
Atwood,
The R. T. of T. lodge here has a mem
borohip now of about 40,
Soott Peebles and Wife have gone on a
yisit to friends at Saginaw, Mioh,
The Rax mill closed down Tuoeday of
lad week, having completed the season's
operations,
Robb. Riobmond attended the convert -
tion of the R.'0. of T, at Guelph` as dele-
gate from the Atwood (Mandl.
Arthur Taylor, formerly of Atwood,.
has sectored the cheese factory et Tiverton
for the ensuing season and hen engaged
the necessary hands for its operation,
HvisettoAL.-On Wednesday of last
week Rev. Mr. Fear united in marriage
Mise Oaroline B. Rowland, of Elma,
daughter of the late John Rowland, to
Albert J. Quipp, a proaperoue and muob
esteemed young farmer of Elmo. The
young maple will reside on the Rowland
homestead farm, 1410 con., Elm*, which
Mr. Quipp recently purchased. The
bride ie among Elme's most popular
young ladies.
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Large quantities of foe have been Mar.
ad away for Sommer nee.
Wm, MoMillan bee accepted a'poeitio11
in Ibo store of D. M. MaBeeth,
Mies Mattie Watson ie attending the
niilliuery openioge in London.
Dr. J. L. Soots, of Beavers Dam, Wlo.,
- was the sweet of his brother, T. W. Scott.
J. G. Emigh, the owner of tbe Com-
meroial Hotel, will rebuild the collapsed
shed.
W. Moser, who has been. clerking in
Mitchell for the poet month, has re•
turned home.
A. E. Bradwin attended the annual
meeting of the Canadian Preen Aesoo!a•
Non at Ottawa.
Adam Wettlaufer ie busy loading britk
to be shipped to Ilinoardfue for J. B.
Watson's new furniture factory.
Don, and Mrs. Kelly,who have been.
highly esteemed and reepeoted residents
of Morrie Tor many years, have retired
from farming and moved to Blyth where
they have rented M. Oade's bones on
Morrie street. Mr. and Mre. Kelly were
hard and industrious workers while 011
the farm and it is their intention to spend
the rest of their days on earth in rest and
leisure. Their son, Daniel will work the
farm in Morrie.
eroderiohh.
Postmaster Galt was in Windsor last
week attending the funeral of a relative.
Ioe ogtting is through, and never was
a better or larger orop harvested in Gode.
Hob.
W. L. Horton bee been appointed agent
of tbe 'Hartford Fire •'nen ranee -Company,
in eunoeseion to Ole father,
The Goderiob Engine Works is in-'
oreaeing its staff,: orders still .being re-
ceived for Spring and early Summer de
livery.
Captain A. M. Sbeppord, has been
notified of his appointment se command-
er of the steamer Saturn, of the Gilchrist
line.
Raids and. Sbarmrn hada contracted to
do the plasteringland brick work at the,
Sommer hotel, and started' on the flret,
named work last week.
B. 0. Munninge was appointed assist.
ant assessor at $1.75 per day, the under-
standing being that the work would be
completed in about 80 days.
Miee Wiggins, of Toronto, organizer
end lecturer for the Provincial W. 0. T.
U., will visit Goderiob and address a
masa meeting on Marob 9 h, and will
oonduot a week's campaign,
klieg Ruth resigned ao a teaoher in
the Central School, and to mark her re.
tirement tbe pupils of her class waited on
her and presented a handsome opine
tray, oream jug and anger bowl, and a
toe add
nOounoillore Marney and Knox have
beau nerved with legal notices, at the
Inatome of Dr. Holmes, of proceedings to
unseat and disqualify them, on the ground
Wit they violated the statute in voting
for a bylaw to borrow fonds beyond the
limit allowed for the town last year,
(71itntou.
Walter Irwin left for Toronto where
he has Bemired a position in big grocery
etore.
Rev. J. Greene was in Toronto attend
ing a meeting of the Ontario branch of
the Dominion Alliance
Mr. Prime who has been olerking in
Harland Bros. hardware afore, has ao•
oopted a similar position in Luoknow,
Will. Shipley is intending to take up a
medical course, likely in a college on the
other aide. At -present he ie studying
with Dr. Gunn.
Heretofore the telephone has been of
service to local subeoribere for only two
hours on Sunday, but in future it will be
au all -day service.
Mrs, Cottle, sister to Moe, W. Murphy,
had the misfortune to fall and Einstein a
fraolnre of her thigh bone.. Mrs. Cottle
is 84 years of age.
The many friends of Mrs. Neil Fox
(nee Mie, Josie Fair, of Clinton) of Mor.
den, Man., will regret to learn o! the
death of her infant daughter.
The Sloan Blook will be the name of
the new brink biook which S. S. Cooper
will build to replace tbe burnt Smith
biook which he recently bought.
The arohiteot of the Pnblio Works de-
partment ie preparing plane for the new
pobtofihoe here. The building will prob.
ably be oonetrueted of pressed red briok,
though thio bao not yet been decided up.
on.
The liquidator of the Oreely .Dairy
Oompany has deolared a first and final
dividend at the rate of 7 8/10 Dente on the
dollar. The creditors number 410 and
are eoetteeed over a wide graa. The to.
L.f.trtowel
W. O. Kidd lost a valuable collie dog
by poisoning, J. R. Grant also had a
pet dog poieonod.
At the annual mooting of tbe Grand
Lodge, A, 0.' U. W., held in Toronto, G.
Strath, of this town, woe elected D. D, G.
M. W. for Bipoe district. -
Ledter Hacking, clerk in the Bank of
Hamilton, and lion of J. A. Hooking, was
taken down a few days ago with appendi-
aitfs and has been very ill.
The North Perth Orangemen have de.
aided to aooept the invitation of the
Heron brethren to oolebrate the coming:
1210 of July at Goderioh.
The Northern League Hockey Chem.
pionebip has been won by the Listowel
team, who scored the highest number of
goals in the finale with Harrietou.
The nomination to fill the vacancy in
tbe Council took plane on Feb, 2168 last.
Chas. Anderson was the only person
nominated, mud at the close of the boar
ho woe deplored elected by Mr. Bright,
town clerk.
Fred. Sherwood, bead clerk andman.
ager in Carson & McoKee's store, will go,
to London upon the Moue of tbe burliness
bare, to take charge of the gents' furnish
ing to
of the Rnniaus, parson
& McKee Co.
A. Yule's bakery was broken into Tues-
day night of last week, by burglars, who
fortunately did not get' ranch for their
pains. Entrance was made by a door et
the rear of the bake shop, the borgiere
having had a key which fitted the look,
end which they left in the door.
I-IenREAL
Geo, McEwenM. P., has bought the.
Seaforth flex mill.
Dr. MaDiarmid received 160.50 for
vaooioating 202 people.
Mr Smillie disposed of the Sturgeon
farm, near Faneville, to Ed. Dignan at a
price in tbe neighborhood of $4,000.
R. Bullard is village oonetoble at a
salary of 915 a year and W. Buchanan,
eaoitary inopeotor, salary 92 per day.
Mrs. (Rev.) Long wag presented with
an aetraohan jooket and a parse of money
by ltippeo Methodists and Mr. Long with
a load of oats.
Avery pretty house wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the residence of
D. Urquhart, 79 Oxford street, when his
daughter, Mary J., was united in mar.
nage to Dave Shirray, bf Hensel'.
The many friends of Thomas Murray,
B. A;, one of our old Henoall boys, will
be pleased to learn that he bag been ap-
pointed Head Master of the Owen Sound
Ooi legiate Institute.
Rev. J. S. Henderson went to Toronto
to attend the Students' Volunteer Move-
ment Convention of 2600 delegates from
all parte of the continent which met loot
weak in Toronto. He also attended tbe
Prohibition Convention.
After the ooanail meeting ex•Reeve
Arnold woo invited in and Reeve. Miller,
on behalf of the Conned), asked him to
accept a very bandeome lilting easy ehair
no a alight token of appreciation on the
part of, hie late comrades, for services to
Mend, flret pa polios trustee, then 100
WO yearsae Counolllpr, and more recent.
h )lte eh.:I
Iv as liaeve, all .of which l at i n agd
Ailed with marked ability,
Vt' UArt„to:ii sea.
Wingbam rates will be held pa June
2480 and 261h,
R, Merrifield la again 0onflned to hie
bed with inflammatory rheumatism,
Dr, A. J. Irwin attended the annual
meeting of the Ontario Dentiet'o Rooiety
in Toronto:
A numb00 of Ino you0g men of tpwn
Opens a- very pleaoant tame at James
Molelvio a restaurant on Taeaday even;.
ing of loot Week, the object of the gather-
ing being a farewell egpper to A. J,
Sebastian. During the evening the
obelrman read an addreee and preeonted
Mr. Robaotian with a gold locket, wbioh
was beaatifally engraved. Mr, Robaotian
left for Toronto on 'Wednesday.
A couple of young men were driving
into town and when going tbrougb a
pitch hole the putter npeet, The bores.
took fright and ran away and eomipg into
town it ran into the window at Gannett'e
implement shop, smashing it. Horse
and drivers wore uninjured.
There wore no eleotrio lights a week
ago Inst Sunday night. The oburobee
yore oompelled to obtain lamps where
they could and managed to bold the
aervioea. It was especially inoonvenient
for the opening oervioes in the Methodist
°Miroh, as there was a large orowd.
Every one, even the 'preacher, was im•
pressed with the oiroumetanoe. Dr,
Carman began his prayer, "0 I Lord thou
art light, and in, thee ie no.darkneee at,
all." Inability to get water into the
boiler was the cause of the trouble.
Exoteo•.
The new firm, Harvey Bros„ took: pos.
Session of the grist mill on Saturday.
Czar Rollins left for Effingham, III.,
where be will attend tbe Oollege of
Photography.
Wellington Johns,. who has been con.
ducting a tailoring busineoe on the East
aide of Main street for a number of years,
bite decided to quit business in Exeter.
The ole land maxim South of the poet•
office have all been laid low and quite a
cameo, is the result. The new bank
will be oommenoed as eoou as the weath•
er will permit.
N. W. Creeob, who bas bean booker for
the Verity Plow Go., Brantford, for some
years, has resigned tbe position and baa
accepted a more lucrative one with the
Crucible Steel Go., of America, at Tor-
o oto.
Bert. Hodgeon, of Usborne, met with a
very painful aooident. He woe engaged
in cutting wood when the axe Blipped,
Dotting a severe gash in the right foot,
oeoeseitating several etitohee to close the
wound.
Little Grotto, daughter of A. E. Ben.
nett, London, formerly of Exeter, oar•
rowly escaped instant death in tbat city
the other day. It appears elle woe on
the street and her little pet dog (the one
she took with bar from here) was stand-
ing on the street oar track and noticing
an approaohing oar else ran out to save
the little dog, but the oar came quioker
than the expected and she .had barely
time to eeoape with her life, while the
dog was instantly killed,
Gorrie.
R. MoGrath, has rented the old foundry
property near the bridge for an imple•
mint Shap.
Rev. C. R. Conine, of Clinton, was the
gnat of fleury Perkins et the poetodioe
last week. Mr. Perkins' health is no
batter.
W. H. Litt, of Sebringville, bag put,
phased John Donaghy •& Sou's stook of
general dry goods, eto., at a rate on the
dollar.
Wm. Stinson, oattle and hog buyer,
who purchased the late Jae. Perkins'
residence from Mrs. Perking for about
91,400, moved into town 'last week.
The Howiok Union Sunday School
Convention was held on Wednesday of
last week in the Presbyterian ohnrob,
Wroxeter. A number from here attend.
ed., -
At the reeidenoe of tbe bride'e mother,
Gorrie, by Rev. A. B. Dobson, on Wed.
nesday, Feb. 19th, James Oonnon, of
Cypress River, Man., was married to
Mies Annie Rose, youngest daughter of
the into Alex. Rose.
The Vidette says :—The Medioine
Company wbioh allowed here last week
went into the "hole" and were foroed to
make their departure in the night. They
)fen's
Walking Shoes.
Good solid wear, and
real comfort in our men's
heavy street shoes.
Built to wear and stand
the walking which you
will certainly feel like
doing when you wear
them.
All the best makes,
in all shapes) sizes and
widths, are here. Easy
to get a fit—easy shoes
to wear, . and hard to wear out,
If you buy from us you carry home money which
you expected to spend,
' How c10 these prices strike you .;—
•
Men's Heavy Walking Shoos a 1.26 to 91.50
Men's Fine Dress Shoes 1.76 to 6,00
-We have all kinds of Shoes suitable for either sex at the Lowest Prioeo,
Felt Goods and Heavy Winter Rubbero and Sox lees than coot to olear.
—Agents for the Inviotne Shoo made by George A. Slater.
—Repairs in Rubbers and Shoes done neat and promptly.
Z. C. IitICHA.R1:1113.
The New Model
F1 ee U
The Beat and most Economia Seeder
on the market. Will sow all 11110(10
of small aeede, It twee one halt In
time and labor ; Saws better in windy
weather ; will sow four acne per
hour. Any person wanting one of
these Reederp can be„eoppltod by
oalliug on
SIMON GRANT,
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
1 r8ce, 91,00 each.
McLEOD'S
System nenovator
-•Aon MEWS—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC C A N N ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak end Impoveriebed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita•
pion of the Boort, Liver Complaint, Near.
algia, Loes of Memory, Broaohitio, Con•
eumption, Gall Stones, Jaundioe, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jae. Fox, Druggist,- Brussels
ETHEL
SAW MILLS
All kinds of Dressed Lumber kept on
hand from $10 np.
British Colombia, home ant tlbingleo
and Lath kept on hand.
A. good farm on 1880 con. of Grey for
sale.
)Ali parties indebted to me are
requested to call and settle ap before
March lot or 10% will be added after
that date from Jen. let till paid.
A quantity of green oedar poets for
sale ou Lot 7, Oen. 4, Grey.
S. S. COLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL.
fakedthe caretaker of the ball and got
their trunks away without paying the
rent.
The quarterly board of the Methodist
ohuroh has invited Rev. Mr. Garbutt to
remain another year. Mr. Garbutt ie
completing hie fourth year here, and it
mnet be encouraging for him to know
that his services are being appreciated.
0.9eltilorth.
The date of the Harold Jervis concert
has been fixed for the Slot of Morph.
Rev. I. B. Wallwin was in Toronto last
week attending the Prohibition Oonven•
tion.
Walter G. Willie ie in Luoknow looking
after R. Willie & Co's store there. Mr.
Willis' intention is to olooe the business
in Luoknow and move the stook to Bee-
f ortb.
A epeoial meeting of the Town Council
was held to consider Mre. Bollard's claim
for damages. It was deoided to offer tier
$100 in full payment. This has been
accepted,
The Seaforth Sun did not make its
appearance one week owing to the editor,
W. J. Weetoott, being 000fttled to hie bed
suffering from a severe attack of con-
enmption of the bowels.
A young son of J. 0. Rose had a nar•
row esoape from eerioue injury. He was
banging on a sleigh load of saw loge, and
in some way, fell under the runners, and
one of them passed over hie leg. Al.
though badly bruised, fortunately no
bones were broken.
A. S. MoKay, of Wood stook, brother of
the late Bev. Dr. G. L. McKay, the For.
moss missionary, spent a few days in
this vicinity, visiting his brother-in•law,
George Molntoeb, of McHillop, and other
friends. Mr. McKay was aocompanied
by his nephew, G. W. McKay, the eldest
eon of the missionary, who has re0eotly
arrived in thie country from Formosa.
He is 20 years of age, and ie a bright,
intelligent young mac, He apelike Eng-
lish quite fluently. He has come to
Canada with the view of parenting his
studies in Toronto. After a preparatory
course in the University, be will complete
the course at Knox College, when he
hopes to return to hie native land and
continue the work so long and so enceese-
fally carried on by his illustrious father.
The comparatively sudden death of
Sidney Brownell, on Feb. 22nd, wee felt
keenly by the whole oommnoity. Mr.
Brownell wee a native of the Province.
and had resided here for more than thirty
years. For nearly 20 years of that time
be worked with the Ogilvie Milling Go.
Mr. Brownell was an honest and a re-
markably industrious man. One wbo
was modest and unassuming but kindly
and courteous at all times. He was
married to Miss Margaret Caeb, of Mo.
Killop, wbo with three ohildren, William,
of Detroit, Agnea and Harvey at home,
survive him. The deceased was a brother
of Joseph Brownell, for many years a
respected resident, .end of Mrs, S, N.
Jaoobs, of Higb street. He took ill very
soddenly of inflammation of the hinge
and within a week breetbed his loot.
The big mill Was dint down to enable his
former fellow•employeea to attest their
oympathy by attending the funeral. In
the death of Mr. Brownell, Seaforth
loose a moat exemplary resident,
F. H. MoGnigan has been appointed
Manager of the Grand Trunk.
Gordon Ranter, E. 0., of 'Victoria, an
old Toronto boy, hap been appointed
011ief Justice of British Columbia.
J. H. Hamilton, alias Henry St. Clair,
a traveller for a Toronto patent medioine
I house, died etwidenly at Loddon,
McK
• 9 GASHsroRE
HERS FOE THIS WEEK.
1
itfpreh is always ooueidered a dull month for bueinese, bat 10 10
covet' dull in this store. We malts i4 It point tohavo some epeeist snapl.
for tide season which helps to make trade brlplt here, while others are
complaining. Below we mention a few lines which we secured 1pet week
at red1100d prloosand we give Our cnetomere the benefit of Quickies haying.
New Prints, in fast oolors, good width, worth 70, for 5o, New
Prints, fast 01 ,lore, wide width, regular 12}o, for 100, New Linen
Towels, 88 by 16 liming, fanny borders, iSo per pair. New Linen
Rook Towels, 40 by 20 Inches,. fancy 0010,0 borders, hetnetitohed, good
value at 40o for 26o per pair.. Ladies' Wrappers, made of fanoy wrap
perette, with trimming 01) waie4, and frill on stirs, worth $1.66, for
91.26. Sateen Prints, in blank and colored gromhds, in fano), demi
dealgoe, regular 160, for 120. Plain Pink Flannelette, full yard wide,
fast oolors, soft fieleh, good value at 120 for 20. Amerioan Gray
Cotton, 87 inclose wide, fine even thread, good weight, very special,
worth Se, for 5o. Canadian Grey Cotton, regular 50400 no, Black
D
Br ade
p... d Dress Gooda 40iaehee wide, euitabIsf0r skirts or d e
see
regular 200, fcrl'Lio. Serge Dress Goode in Golden Brown, 40 inohee
wile, regular price 80a, for 190. Ladies' Cloth Jackets, a few we hove
left over, which we will sell at one quarter of the regular price. This
is a great snap,
We will allow a special dieoonnt of 20 per Dent. on ell Astrachan
Jackets now on band.
ISTRA
NEW Spring Goods in all lines now
daily coming forward. We an-
ticipate an extensive business and are
making preparations accordingly. Large
assortments, up-to-date styles, good values
and No Fancy Prices. New Dress
Goods, new Prints, Zephyrs and Ging-
hams. Ready-made Clothing, IIats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes and Groceries.
March Standard Fashion Sheets and
Patterns to hand. We keep the Standard
Patterns in stock. They are the best.
A CALL SOLICITED.
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Writing Paper,
Writing Paps,
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Envelopes, &a
New Stoc k
Wilton & Turnbull
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OF'ALL-
KINDS
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You will hit the nail:on the head
if you insist that ours is the
Best Establishment
in town when you, are in need of
anything in the Hardware line
from a Tack to a Crowbar.
We have a quantity of good Lance Tooth Cross-cutLJ C�
Saws, at each, 4t �1
Sale Price to clear out stock.
Our Prices on All Goods are Right
We notonly invite a continuance of our present patronage but an
acquaintance with new customers.
WE ARE CERTAIN TO PLEASE.
WILTON & TURNBU IL.