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New Advertisements,
Looal—Walter Yuill.
Pioosi—J, T. Pepper,
Loc1—George Thomism
Local—W. J. McCracken.
Spring Goods—J. G. Skew,
Spring Goode—B, B. Gunn.
Thank You—Alex. Stinnett.
Vann for Sale—Alex. Ilialop,
Blansmithieg-3. H. Wismar.
Local—Pose Publishing Howie.
Plain Speaking—J. M. McLeod.
Pure Honey—Deady= & MoCall.
Big Preparations—McKinnon ds Co.
fraT )13-ruzzilz Vo5t,
FR ID A. Y 21,11?. 5, 1897.
Ulu e vale.
J. W. Bengough, of Toronto, gives one
of his well known entertainments in the
Fotesters' Hall in Bluevale Friday even.
Ing of this week.
The flex mill project appears to be an
mimed success bare as over 100 sbares
have already been subseribed, and the
men at the head of it are pusbers.
Next Sabbath Rev. J. W, Bell, of To•
ronto, will officiate iu the Presbyterian
ohm* here. On Tuesday of next week
at 2 p. m. Rev. john Ross, B. A., of
Brnssele, will moderate in a call. Who
the choice is likely to fall upon is not
known to your correspondent.
We regret to hear that Rev. S. W.
Pring'e health shows very little improve
enent. He was away et London last week
(insulting a speeittlist and the bramble in
his heed is canning considerable anxiety
to his many friends. The reverend gen-
tleman's old pariAioners in this section
wish him a speedy recovery.
lev th.
Communion in Trinity churn on Sun-
day morning next.
Oar regular monthly horse and cattle
Fair was held on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. Godwin, of Goderich, preach.
ed in the Methodist ohuroh last Sabbath.
Miss Habkirk and Miss Bently are at-
tending the millinery openings in Toron-
to this Weds,
MSS M. 13e11 and Miss MoConnell are
attending the millinery openings this
week in London.
J. F. McKinnon returned home on
Saturday from attending the High Court
meeting of the C. 0. F. at Niagara.
The members of the Rnights of Mac-
cabees intend holding a concert under
their auspices in Industry Hall on the
evening of the 9th.
Rev. T. E. Higley officiated in St.
John's church, Brussels, on Sunday.
Mr. Doherty, a student of Huron College,
took the services in Trinity churn both
morning end evening.
Fella ce. 1.
Wm, Patton's health is improving.
11Irs. (Dr.) Fergu.on is on the sick list.
Mrs. Jamieson is ill with inflamma.
tion.
Icobt. Lindsay left for Manitobe this
week.
Mrs. J. Balmier ia visiting ia Listowel
this week.
Mr. Tyerman is visiting at Granton
this week.
H. F. McAllister takes possession of
the grist mill this week.
Miss Ada Imlay wee 130 Atwool this
week visiting old friends.
John Patterson spent last week at
Whiteehorch and Alliston.
Geo. Walker returned last Thnredety to
bin situation et Hamilton.
W. K. Whaley, of Belgrave, was in
Ethel on Friday of last week.
Wm. Spence, who has been at Niagara
Falls, returned home on Monday.
The auction sale of Robb. McKelvey
takes place on Wednesday of next week.
W. J. Sharp has purchased a young
Jet sey from R. Leatherdale, of Brussels.
Mrs. John Eekmier, who has been
visiting her mother io Listowel, returned
on Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Hogarth, of Kincardine,
and Mrs. Geo. Howarth, of Brasseis, were
visiting Mrs. Gill here.
A game of pedro kept Bob so much
interested the other night that the girls
had to week home from choir practice.
Alex. Adair has returned to one town
and has opened up in Juo. Imlay's shop.
Be is a first-class tailor and deserves a
liberal patronage.
J. P. Shaw, of Emsdale, Muskoka, who
was shot a week ago last Saturday by a
desperado nemed Fry, was an noels of
Mrs. Geo. Dobson, of Ethel.
Postmaster Spence attended the High
Court of the C. 0. Ie. at Elegant Falls
loot week. He spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. (Rev.) Thomson, at Hamil-
ton, and returned home on Mendel.
Reeottr.—The following is the report
of the standing of pupils of Ethel public
school for the month of February. -5th
alass.—Geo. Greensides, WiIlie Spence,
Maggie Davies, Lily Dobson, 4113.—
C:out Sanders, Wilbur Lindsay, Oliver
Querrin, Claude Walker, John Lindsay,
Effie Milne, Edith Walker, Ed. Pollard,
Sr. 3rd.—Ida Cole, Mary eleBlain, Edna
Repined, Emma Imlay, Howard Whel-
lister, John Kerr'Willie Dowdell, Carl
McAllister, Geo. Sharpe, Peillie Lindsey,
Annie Bateman. Jr. 3rd.— lamie
Han Aid, Willie Eeetnier and Bernice
Slemmon (equeli ; Jim Itiohardson,
Helena Barr, Elle Eckmier, Garfield
Dauber, Mend Bieigley, Mary Klein.
schroth, Adam Fletcher, land ohms.—
Piney Querrin, Ilandin Qnerrin, Percy
Greruside(, Eva Cole, Tom. Fogel, Mabel
Coulee, Oliver Lindtay, Hattie Sharpe,
Robe Kerr, Sammie Kleinstehroth,
Goo, Donn, Teeoher,
uome n.
Sr, 2n(1,—Bee(ie Wanner, levn, McAl-
lister, Stella Dunbar, Minnie Bateman,
Willie Coates, Jennie MeIllain, Gordon
Imlay, Fred, Dime& Jr. 2nd.—Ida
Faulkner, Georgie leiltmier, Lily Sheep.
eon, Avin Elliott, Olive Raynard, Mamie
McAllister, Dick Davies, Eddie MaCiti-
itim, Arthur Henry. Sr. Pt, 2nd.—
Maggie Osborne, Oeoil Lindsey, Charlie
Cameron, Leslie Fegal, Willie 13adgely,
Jr. Pt. 2nd.—Eve Caber, Russell Dil.
worth, Stemley Dauber, Ellie Haneuld,
Grover GUI, Willie elemewoeth, Lily
Dawdel, Maudie Eleinsehroth, Millie
Fogel. Sr. Pt, 1.—Geo. Dunbar, Mina
Elliott, Willie MuBlain, George Wanner,
Beetle &limier., Mary ThoMpson, Eerie
Illeltmier, Maggie Canteen. Jr. Pt. 1.—
Tommy MeAllieter, Myrtle Imlay, Natty
Simpeon, Hazel Ooatee.
W. Iteeklenn, Tutelar.
Esettemneateme.—The entertainment
under the tanseieee 01 the pupile of our
Publio 'school, whin was given in the
Town Hall on Febe 18111, W0E1 in every
way tt 0000000. Postmaster Spenoe oo.
oupied the chair and the following pro.
gran) was carried out i—Opening son,
“My own Canadian home," by pnpile
recitation, "OpenIng Address, Nettle
Simpeou 1 reoitetion, "Time enongh,"
Eva Moelliater ; motion song, "Sowtug,"
dialogue, "The happy farmer," 4 boys ;
reoltation, "The little seanastrese," Eve,
Caber; &tett, "When ye gang awe' Jam.
ie," Din Deviate Lily Simpson ;
dialogue, ',Little Strikere," 6 girls
reeitation, "Galeb's conrtehip," Wilbur
Mutiny ; tableau, ''Red white and
blue," 1 olub swinging and marching,
senior girle ; dialogue, "Spirit of disoon.
tent," 9 Imre ; soug, "lely birthday," 12
girls ; reciitation, "A little boy's speech,"
Ceoil Liedsay ; instrumental, Orchestra ;
dialogue, "Little bouoekoepore," 6 ghee ;
tablettu, 'Women's rights," ; Celiethen•
ia song, "The Bluebird," ; recitation,
"The parson's fee," Blies 11213AllUln
dielogne, 'Playing school," 8 bore
club swinging by little girls ; duete
Mamie Motellister and Olive Baynard ;
reoitation, "A. temperance boy," Dick
Davies ; chorus, "We're ;
logne, "Breaking up the exhibition," ;
recitation, "Ketrine," Oliver Querrin ;
dialogue, ePlayiug hostess" ; reaitation,
Willie Hemsworth ; instrumental,
Orohestra ; ol tab swinging, by girls ;
duett, Reuben and Ranee" Alice Davies
and Willie Spenoe ; recitation, "Decent
folks ein," Ida Oole ; song, "Irish
jubilee," A. Lamont ; dialogue, "The
photographer,' ; tableau, ...Rook of
Ages." The proceeds amounting to ell
will be need for school purposes.
— —
Plain Speaking.
Elizabeth Bay, Manitoulin Island,
Nov. 2nd, 1890.
3. 13. McLeod, Goderich :
Dear Sir,—I want to tell you and all
who may benefit from my letter how I
suffered and how I was oared by your
medioine. I was hurt through straining
some time ago, Inflammation set in and
for 18 months I never drew a breath free
from severe pain. My baek got so weak
and painful that for 5 months before I
began your medicine I could not turn in
bad without assistance. 1 book all the
medicine prescribed by our localdoctor
without any benefit. I was getting worse
and he said that he doubted very much
11 13 ever would or oould be cured. Witten
sitting up I weld not lean forward at all.
Pain and inflammation getting worse
confined me to bed. I used to lie and
scream for twelve hours at a time in
agony. The pain in my side low down
seemed to be caused by some growth
there. I could never sit over ten minutes
in the chair at one time. Hearing of so
many around here tient got cured by year
medicine my brisband was persintried to
send for your System Renovator. I fun
thankful he did for quite a (Mane in my
oondition was the result, not only nay
relief from pain but my strength WOE
much restored by the time I bad hall the
second bottle taken. I took the System
Renovator and Prntem Resurgane and
applied Ie. A. McLeunanes liniment all
as directed till I was oureil. You know
that I was on It trip to Gorierich visiting
some friends lest Stammer, This was a
surprise to those Seim never expected to
see 300 85010. I am a well woman and
that I never conceited to be. 13 thank you
Yours truly.
Meg. J. Aflame
Sold by Jigs, Fox, Druggist, strusseis,
Is now complete in Silks, Dress Goodie
Dress Trimmings, Muslins, Lawns, Art
Muslins, Curtains, "LM, Ribbons,
Prints, Duoks, Flannelettes, Cottons,
Cottonades, Towelings and a specie! line
of Ladies' and Children's Vests.
I 1111310 13 know something about
Tea
and when I tell you that my 50a. per lb.
Dargeling Gene of the East is the best
Bleak Tea in the market and that my
25c. Japan Tea is better than most of the
Tea sold in this town for 35a. and 40c.
I always keep the beet Teas and Ooffees
in the market so the publio say.
J. G. UM
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
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la eksMllhina
Mtving purchased
J. WYNN'S
Blacksmith Shop ,fand intending
to make Brussels my home 1 feel
satisfied can give good satisfac-
tion in Horse -shoeing and all
other branches of the busines
the Blaasmithing lino. 1 will
be pleasod to see all who !will see
Ili to patronize me with their
work and will always try to be
liberal and fair with my custom-
ers.
J. H. Wismer
Shop in connection with J'no.
Wynn's Carriage Works, Brussels
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MEDICAL CARDS.
JA. MeNAUGIITON, D,
. 11,44., 13.1(0,13., Edinburgh, 44.8, P.
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Bloc 11, corner ui Dlill end Turuborry kits.
T M. ARMSTRONG, If, D.
ey • myritchua, Surgeon, Aceoutilier, ote.
Graduate of Termite University Metlioal
Faculty. Mambos of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Out. 01,Plen-14c01 door to
McDonald & Go,. Walton Out.
OR. F, 11. KALBFLEISCH
PHYSICIAN, 0IE38E0N AND ACCOUCITEIM,
.SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st alma elonoe 0 mcluato of the Uniroyal-
tiee of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College ; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
College of Physioiluis 0,101 Surgeons of Outer-
io. Test Graduate Course in Detroit aml
Chicago, 1800. Special attention paid to di8-
0013013 ef Eye, Bar, Nese and Throat, aud dis-
eases of Woman. 1.-"Co00ultatiOU io Eng -
and German. Telephone at residence.
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SETTLERS'
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TRAINS TORONTO
VIERY TUESDAY
Mrh an,d, April
AT 0.00 13. 311.,
(shOuld sudloieub business 010.r)
To Manitoba and. the
Canadian North-West
A Colonist Sleeper will be attached to .Pae.
Me Express due to km° Toronto at 12;30 P.
301. 1,000) cm these dates.
For full information apply to
J. N. KENDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels.
magiticetexanatonommwersU
Sale of Flax Mills, Farms,
Farming Stook, &a,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
In consequence of the death of the late Mr. John Livingston, of the firm of 3. 41, J.
Livingston, Flax,Millers, of Baden, Listowel and elsewhere, and in order to wind up
the partnership estate, there will bo sold by Public Attain the following properties
on the days and. at the times and places hereinafter specified, viz.
At the City of Stratford j At the Town of Palmerston
On MONDAY, MARCH eith, 1E197, at
one o'olook 113 010 aftereoon, at J & J Living-
ston's:Flax min.
PARCEL Ox.—Oue trains; flax mill and the
lands and premises noun° o ted therewith, be-
ing lots Nos 405, 400,483 and 181, as shown ou
Robiuson's survey of Lots 45,46 mid 47 the
lot CouceSsion of the Township of South
klasthope, but now in the City of Stratford,
with the other buildings situate thereon, and
the engine, Wier, sentehing knives, brakes
and other machinery ou the premises,
eluding the shovels, forks and other like im-
plements used in the premises.
At the Midge of Tavistook
On TUF,SDAY, MAROH 9311, at on
o'clock in the afternoou, at 3 & .1 Living-
ston's Flax 01111
PAnonL 1.-1110 new frame flax mill and the
lands and premises oonnected therewitb,
being part of the west half of Lot 50.3.1, the
13011 Concession of Boot Zorra, in the 0ou0ty
of Oxford, containing two awes more or loss,
with the other buildings situate 1104800. 0.04
the endue, boiler, soutching knives, brakes
and other inaehinery on the premises, in-
cluding the shovels, forks and other like im-
plements used in the promisee.
•
At the Town of Seaforth
On WEDNESDAY, 11141101I 10elt' at
one o'clock in the afternoon, at ads 3 Living•
stou's Flax Mill.
PARCEL 1.—The briek flag mill and the
lauds and proud ses eon, ectad therewith,
beiug Block Letter "A" in thriven loeli's 001'
001' pert of the Tem of ..on.004113 with the
other buildings situate th • ...oil, and the eil-
gite, boiler, scutoliirg !mires, Unites and
other machinery on the m.noities, ie1od1og
the shovels, 3011,0 010 attar like implements
used iu the premises.
At the Village of Blyth
On THURSDAY, MARCH llth, at
one o'clock in the rofteruoon, atJ Living-
stou's Flax Mill,
PAROEL 1.-000 frame flax mill ama the
lands oust premises conueotod therewith,
being composed of Lots 187,188,180,19%101,
100,100,108,118, 190,107, 108, 100, 9.00, 201, 201,
203,204, 005,200,207, 208, 100, 210 and 011
Kelly's ton vey, being sub -division of Lot 131
1, in 1110 0011 Concession of the Township of
Morris, but now in the Village of lilyth, es
shown on map made by A. Bay, P L S. with
the other buildings 8310040 thereou, mid 1118
engine, boiler, mutching kniVes,bralteS and
other machinery 00 1110 premises, hicluding
the shovels, forks and other like implements
Used in the promises.
At the Village of Brussels
On FRIDAY, MARCH 12113, at one
o'clook in the afternoou, at J. tt 3 Living.
stons Flax Mill.
PAnOnr, 1.—Oue frame flax mill and the
lends and premises conneatect therewith, be-
ing Lot No 442on the 0011101' 00 King and
Jam
es streets in the said Village of Brussels,
containing onti half acre, Won,blierall's sur-
vey, with the other buildings Situate thereon
and the engine, boiler, entabing. knives,
brakes and other n3 achluery 00 1110 promises,
inoludiug 1130 shovels, forint and other like
implements used in the promises.
PARCEL 11,-0 ue frame dwelling 130080 and
the lands connected therewith, being the
oast hull of Village Lot No 150, ou James
street, in the geld . Village, entaluing one
11100 00 110 mire more or less.
PA nom. IIL-0 ue farm containing 08 acres
more or less, being riomeased of north half
102 500 10, In the Rh Concession 00 1150 Town-
ship of Morris, with the frame. dwelling
house, stable, harm storehouse, etc, situate
thereon ; 14 acres 01 13111 wheat now in the
ground.
At tho Town of Listowel
On SATURDAY. MARCIE 1500, at
cum o'clook in the afternoon, at j tt 3 laving.
aeon's
l'AnoXr, 1.—Ono farm containing 00 cares
more or less, being the south 40 mores of the
north half or Lot 07, in the 101 Commission of
the Township of Jednia, In the Ootthey of
Perth, and the south 20 acres Of the north
half of Lot 28, in the lst Commotion of the
said Township on whinli 11100 frame dwelling
181,1 Ititohen mid a frame bank barn.
PARCEL 11.—One hale Containing 100 acres
Moro or 1,00, 1103,01)10 the McMillan Farm,
being Lot No 118, its 11,0 181 Concession of the
!Township of Wallace, in the Omit's, of Perth,
on Which a1:0 a frinne house W1111 kitchen,
and a barn and straw ailed 1 80 50008 under
cultivation,
PAIMEL Tit.—Patm Sleek end impionients
now 1(1 01' epee the mimeo InentiOned teems.
PARCEL 1V.—On0 300100 ±103 mill and the
lands end 'ironing connected therewith,
being parts of the north bravos oi'Lots 131
and 34, in the tel Conoessilan of the Township
of 101,oa, eontainlim 75 acres more or Mae
with 1130 0131 er buildings situate thereon, and
1110 engine, beileT, SOUtabing lthIVOS, bralleS
end 0 11101 nMeldnery on the promisee, in -
eluding the shovels, forks and Other like im-
plements used In the promise&
Twine V.—Thee panel Mime nn
is situate the retildenoe of tho late john Liv-
ingston, fronting oh Main atreet in the Vil-
lage of Listrnvol, being part of Lots 143 and.54,
on whin lands are eltuate the largo two.
story bridle (levelling house 000npied by the
1800 30110 Livingstunewith stable belongteg
thereto, also a frame dwelliug house simple('
on the same peennees, and female on--
010001.100
020., Yr.—Two Ulla dwelling homer(
with kitchens attached and the hthde con-
nected therewith,
On MONDAY, MARCH 15th, ab one
&cheek in the afternoon, at 0 41Liviug-
ston's Flax Mill,
PARCEL 1.-0110 farm containing 80 acres
more or loss, being partly in the Township
of Wallaoe, 10 tbe County of Perth, and part-
ly le the Town of Palmerston, • bo the Onnuty
of Wellington, being composed of the south
half of the south half of the north half of
Lot 18 in 1110 10113 Conoession of the Town-
ship of Wallace and Lots lino 3.5, 0,9, 10 and
11 on the south side of Young street and
part of 1101 500 18, on Queen street, in the
said Town of Palmerstou ,00 whieli is situate
a frame dwelling house with kitchen attach-
ed, and nank barn ane straw shed.
PAReEL IL—One new frame flax 03111and
the lands end prconlSeS counoc nod therewith
being Lot No 7, on, the easterly side of Queou
street, lu the Town of Palmerston, contain-
ing two acres more or lase, otherwise known
as The Flux Mill Lot, with the other build-
ings situate thereon, and the engine, boner,
soutohing knives, brakes nod other lnuellin-
Amy on the promises, including the shovels,
forks and other like implements used iu the
premises.
At the Village of Linwood.
On TUESDAY, MARCH 16th, at one
o'cloek In tho afternoon, at the Flax Mill.
PAncEL L—One flax mill with the lands
and premises connected therewith, being
Lots No 10 imid. 17 and the South half of Lot
ei ghteen on the South side of King street 10
the Village of Linsvood, in the County of
Waterloo, and Lots 03,04 and 05 in Wright's
part of the survey of the Village of Liuwood
as shown 00 131011 Ole,) in the ltegistry 00008
and also Lots No 01 and 22 in the name stir-
vey with the other buildingssituate thereon,
and the engule, 3100105, soutelihm knives,
brakes, and other machinery on the prem-
ises, including the shovels, forks, iuocl other
implemeuts used ln. the premises.
At Wellesley Village
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17111, at
ofto °Weak in the afternoon, J & J Living-
stou's Flax Mill.
Patton', L—Ono frame Flax Mill and the
lands and premises amineeted therewith,
being part of Lot No 13 in the 0nd Comae -
sloe 1,c the Eastern Section of the Township
of Wellesley Li Mae 0 aunty of Waterloo , con-
taluing three acres niore or loss, with the
other buildings situate thereon cud the en-
gine, boiler, 300101110(1 knives, braises, and
0111.1'inaeliinery on the premises, including
the shovels, forks and other like implements
used on the premises,
Psnoa0. IL -000 farm containing 100 mores
more or len, being the East pert of Let No
13 in the 518 Concession of the Eastern see -
tion of the !Pownslalp of Wellesley, in the
County of Waterloo, and 8081,111 panel el 2
mires being part of Lot 13 itt the Second
Couoession Eastern Section of the said
Township. Ou this form are erected one
frame dwelhug house and a frame beam
100 acres under cultivation, 15 acres in fall
wheat,
A.t the Village of Baden
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 180, at one
o'olook in the afternoon, at J LIS 3 Living-
stou's Flax Mill.
PsitonM X.—lino farm containing310 mores
more or less, being Lot No 15 on he North
side of Snider's Road 10 1138 Township of
Wilmot in the County of Waterloo and parte
of Lob No 14 on the North side of Snider's
Road in the said Township. 00 11)10 parcel
is situate the large two stony brick resi-
dence Of James Livingston, Esq., M. 13. 00
this 1300001 is n.180 situate brisk PI= Mill
which with the other buildings situate on
the said parcel, with the engine, boiler,
scotching knives, brakett, ...n1 other mach-
inery used Di tho Flax business will be Seld
With this parcel, All except about 18 ecres
in good state of cultivation. IOU acres in
fall wheat,
2010000 11-0110 farm eoutaining 75 acres
more or less, being pert of Lop 15 on the
South 0140 03 Snider's [toad, in the TONVinhip
of Wihnoe, on which aro erected a brick
dwelling house' and frame bault barn, 21
mires in fall 'wheat.
PAncion• UL—Isarin stock and implements
now in or upon the above mentioned farm.
PAM= 4.—Lots Nos 45,48, 44 and.45 ou tho
Mot side of Foundry street as shown On the
plan of the Village of Baden, 033 1811101, Itrb
situate two brick ono and a half storey
dwelling lionises awl a bamery, eltuato on
Lot 4%
TERMS:
Ton nor 00111. 111 SO be paid down et the
thee of sale. The puiehasers of Flax M3 110
will he required to pay 40 per cent, in oda.
tion 111 obtaining their conVeyance. Tim
balance to be payable in one mud 101 30030,
with interest at 5 per eent, to bo secured
by Mortgage ripen the premises.
'The porobason of taring will bo required
to 11107 10 per cent in addition en completion
of the sale, The balance potable 1111000
equal aomml installments with interest at
6 per cent to bo seultred by moitgage on the
Premises.
rho purchasers 011 10.003 stook,iinelatnonte
oto., must pay 111 Gash for all purchases
under 00.00, Per purehaseS over $5.00, they
18133 haVe nine months' credit, on approved
endorsed notes for amount.
PoSsessIon of the Wong 10 1,0 given ono
Week after COM pletion ot pantheon, Posses-
sion of the 11103 Mills Will be given 011 tho
15111 Jelly next,
Further tering 031±1 000011110110 of sale win
be made known at the tole or may be ob.
tained on applicatien to JAM118
BUM, Baden, or as to the Listowel
nropowtiee to M11, Joym .LIVINGSTON,
Executor, ListOlvel, MoCARTLIV, 08L1e1e,
110381(350 .13 CREELMAN, Toronto, and
1100838, 13411)W101( ee elt)elKS, Toronto.
Dated Fob, 11313,1807,
jAMES LIVINGSTON,
Baden.
Strictly One Price. Alzvays the Lowest
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e`er,
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You know that we keep a Dry Goods Store in Brussels,
What you want to know is something special about the store from
day to day and week to week. PRICE is the ever present thought
in all business transactions and we use this space to toll you as
plainly and truthfully as we can of special prices in your favor.
During the past we have been fortunate in securing the following
lots at prices that enable us to offer them to you at such low figures.
1...M11)S
2 pieces 40 inch Black Brilliant Figured Lustres, good patterns,
worth 87c, for 20c.
1 piece 40 inch Black Cashmere, extra fine and heavy, real value
55c, for 40e.
5 pieces 40 inch Dress Tweeds, good patterns, worth regular 60c,
for 88c.
15 pieces best 82 inch Flannelette, regular price 80, our price Go.
12 only Ladies' German made Mantles, all this season's goods,
clearing at of regular prices.
5 pieces Fine Beaver Mantling, our regular $1,25 line in -Brown,
Fawn, Navy and Black, special price 80o.
25 only Ladies' Wool Shawls, clearing at of regular price.
8 pieces 18 inch fine and heavy Pure Linen Toweling, not worth a
copper less than 100; reduced to 8c.
IT'S THE PRICE
'We are constantly on the search for Bargains for our Custom-
ers, we're never satisfied when we are selling you goods at regular
prices, anybody could do that, and we want to do better than all
others. Keep on reading our newspaper talk, it is .the only way we'
have of telling you what we are doing.
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Dry Goods and Groceries.
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"Vo beg to sincerely thank our many customers for the
generous support they have given us in trying to establish the
CASH SYSTEM
of doing business. We have found that it can he clone successfully
even in those years of dull times and will still continue to do busi-
ness on that principle with the aid and good will of the buying pub-
lic. It means no store bills that you can't pay ; no dunning ; no
suing ; no notes with interest added to settle up, then probably
renewals with more interest added ; then two years behind, (.‘r,c. A
good pull and a strong pull and its done. Don't take credit from
us or any person else and we will give yon a written guarantee that
you will never regret it.
New Spring Goods Arriving Daily.
Big Bargains in all lines of Winter Goods. March Fashion
Sheets and Patterns to hand.
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We are show'ng a full line of -000'
BOOTS,
SHOES,
SLIPPERS,
RUBBERS,
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which we are prepared to sell at priees that defy competition. In
Men's lines WO have just received some exceptionally good value in
Ox Blood, Chocolate, and Dong. Bala., that we aro sure will suit the
Eye, Poet and Pocket. Our stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
is up to date in Style and Quality. Call and see our Gents' Fancy
Slippers. Wo have a few Boys' Long Boots that you can have at
Cost.
ii./NO. iiQ
RIPS SEWED PREE OF 01111GE.
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