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The Brussels Post, 1898-1-21, Page 5J N. 21, 1898 Saw, Illihgc,r.e Sri aaintt' i11s. i. All kinds good logs ',anted. A good man in the rd to measure logo. Custom ar inf, will begin on Marsh 1st or before it on weather, Good Mal mooring cheap, Aeh V Joint from to 814. Botts out to order. Shim;lee 1 et le. e 1. S. COLE.' WANTED 111001 WAN,..D! _s;rge Quantity. The 1 itorprise Salt Works, 13russels, s prepared to pay $1.25 pet cord for best 4 -foot soft wood and $2.25 for hard wood dols' red at the block. Cash ill be paid on deliv- ery. Estat' T. T. Coleman, fPUSS1 L.S. M( LEGD'S Syste ne .ovatox - -AND Omn00— TES 11<D REMEDIES SPECIFI AND ANTIDOTE For Impart. Week an 1 Impoverished Blood, Dyep rein, Sleep!>i;enese, Palpita- tion of the F art, Liver ('• mplaint, Neer - algia, Lose c 1letnory, 11 onohitie, Con- sumption,A, 1 Sones, J•.tindioe, Kidney and Urinary .)ireasee, t ', Vitus' Dance, Female Irre. laiities a 4 General De- bility. LABORAT ltd3 GOt •.RICH, ONT. • M. MoL .'.OD, i'rop. an Manufacturer. Sold by Jae, ax, Druggl 1, Brussels: BF USS FLS PTIIY. B V/ORKS. I wieh to and eurroun chased the BELL and - to all wants at moderate No better Order left at P. SCOT looked after 1 Orders for•n the r .•pie of Brussels ng dietriot 'sat I have pur- ''o•op Bush to of JAMES 111 a found ready to attend either nett work or repairs viola. amp in tIe .narket. ray shop ,r residence or B ebop w 11 be promptly I ! s:t i.0 • 1141) 5.. Irlac©eterr. amen of News -•-W, Carting is halts. .03 the material for the median of a naw toffee on the peewees where he now 00. 14100.—Mist) Nettle Martin left on Tues. ley of lost week to attend the Censer. .story of music at Toronto. — Wm, ';rooks left for Owosso, Mlah., where ho Hill attend a beefr•eea college, ---A horse ielonging to W. Luntz, and driven by wo boys, ran away while being unhitch• td and running up Main skeet oompletely femoliehod the ,utter.—Tho 0000001 1von under the nuspiaee of the Exeter Vire Department was very good, elthoegh he attendance was rather slim, The ad- lreee delivered by Dr. Rollfus was well •eoeived and the program on the whole v mounted to ae good. The proaeede u +omething aver 645.—John Wood met ,vith a painful accident. He wee on the :•op of a load of hay and when opposite J. Davie' slaughter house, London road, ha load capsized, Mr. Wood sustaining a Iroken arta at the wrist.—The Patriarchs if Exeter Encampment No. 33, were M- etalled into ofliee by B, A. Poplestone, D. D., 0, P, The following are the oflimera : —W. H. Trott, 0. P, ; H. Lambroolte, S, W. ; H. Buckingham, J. W.; A, E. Nuke, Soribe ; E. J. Speakman, Treae. ; 3, Jewell, L S. ; A. Hastings, 1st G. ; W. J ohns, 2n0 G. ; Geo, Neaman, 8rd G. ; t1. Crocker, 4th G.—Joe. Davie, teller at O'Neii's Bank narrowly escaped serious njury. He was about to descend the stairway at the rear of the building, and awing to their icy condition, Blipped and ell to the bottom, a dietanee of about 25 est, sustaining injury to his hank and otherwise a bad shaking up. Luckily, 'towever, his injurieswere not of a serious "attire and he has almost reoovered from he shook.—The annual meeting of the 'hapten & Usborue Agricultural Society sae held in the Town Hall. After the usual routine of business and the Audi. •or'e statement hod been received, the allowing officers were el voted,for the our. ••ant year, via., Pres., W D. Sanders ; let 'Vine-pres„ W. G. Biseetc ; and Vioe-pree., 'es. Ballantyne ; Directors, Ed. Christie, tiohard Coates, John Delbridge, Silas ltanlake, jr., D. McInnes, John MoNevie, '. Madge, P. lvleTaggert, B. Jones ; 4uditore, W. Darling and Frank Coates. A tw00(1. It, S. Pelton was awarded the con - rant for township printing for 860, tender o cover all printing except ballot papere, .ebentures end drainage by-laws. Arthur Miller and John Barton, 10th eon„ mewed, split a•id piled one cord of rood in 14 minutes, which is quiok work. ^he work was done last week on S. Alm yourt'e farm, 14th ,on. The officers for Elma township for :308 are :—T. Fullerton, Clerk ; J. Dun. ten, Collector; L.. Smith, Asses :,or ; 'teems, Loohead ar•d Sweeton, Auditrrs ; 1. Erskine member of Board of Health. Invitations are out annonnoing the mptials of Miss M. C, Minnette Liles ,nd J. L. Horn, on Medi misty, Jan. 29th, it 8.30 p. m., at the home of S. R. and ire. Hiles, paronta of the bride, At the meeting of the Session and Members of the elute George Cooke was nanimoualy appointed leader of the hoir of the Atwood Presbyterian ahuroh, nude vanant by the resignation of :vire. ). M. Lineham. There is a salary of 125 attached to the position. 0. 0. 0. F.—The local court of the. 7anadian Order of Chosen Friends have seated the following officers for the mi- ning term : 1'. , R. It Ballantyne; 1 C., D. G. Anderson ; V. 0., Mrs. No- tation for die Digging of soy ; Recorder, J. A. Mitchell ; Treae., Wella and 0 :eras. • Go: Ia.!:x GM 003,, MILL STR ET, • BRUSSELS. SSHE ALES 13 DM (''rlumbia 11 Cedar Shingles AND - North Shore Fine and Cedar FOR SAI 3 AT THE Bross 1p Planing !dills Also Doors .3 :sash of '0l Pat terns on hal or made to order at Short No 30. Eel nacos rurniehed for all kin t of Buildiuge. Workman, obi and Mateeial Guaranteed. ). AMENT, As UOLSLEY Real istate .3 Loan AGEth[ ', BRUSSELS( Money to :loan on Farm Secur- ity a the Lowest Rate d of Interest. Money 1 )tined o' Notes and good D toe Disco lnted. Sale N( ea a Sp-eialty. Fire c2 L, 'e Insure ace Written. Spocil. Attentic i given to orlveyan' fog. s A. 1;0U U ,3 LV , Office ov r Deadman'., Drug stere, Sxtuss.a tJs, W. T. Thompson ; Guard, Miss A. Kalil. leisoh ; Prelate, Mre. (Dr.) Kidd ; War - ten, James Stewart. The local order iurpoee. giving 0, grand aonoert in the town Hall, Atwood on the evening of ran, 26th. Joseph Blatahford'e little gid, May, ,vas badly out in the forehead while en. toying a sleigh ride with a numberof Aber pupils of S. S. No. 7. The ahildren vera taking a ride on Wm. Bell's aleigh, Alen John House's team name behind ahem and reared up, one horse striking he little girl in the head with its front toot. It is a mireole that several of the )hildren in the baste of the sleigh escaped fatal injury. Ae it was, a dootor had to Jut two stitches in the wound of the little Blatehlord'e girl, AGnrouoTuieAL.—At the annual meeting of the Elma Agricultural Society, held in their hall Wednesday afternoon of lest week, the following afters were elected for the ensuing year : President, Young Ooniter ; Vioe-pree., A. Stevenson ; Di- rectors, H. Roenenberg, John Cowan, S. Peter, T. Dickson, R. Ford, J. W. Mo - Bain, J. Graham, Thos. Smith (14 con. of Duma) and Joeepb Horn ; Seo.•trene., John Morrison ; Auditor's, A. M. Sweeten and Thos. Fullerton ; Hon. Direotore, J. B. Hamilton and Jae. Duncan. We ooh• gratulata Mr. Coulter upon his succession to the Presidency. Hie past record of faithfulness to the interests of the So. eiety, covering many years, ie sufficient guarantee for the action of the members in placing him at the head of the organi- sodden, which we are pleased to add is in 't flourishing condition, with a balance of 9260 to their oredit in the bank et this date, Tia subject of holding a Spring show was discussed but no action taken, Word has been received of the death, in Ireland, of William Pennell, who was well known in Elm, having been one of the early settlors of the township, where he resided about ten years ago, when he returned to his native land, and had since been a resident of the town of Ger- tow, Ireland. The deceased will be re- membered ars n etaunah Conservative and one of the old members of (Theist °butch, Listowel. Mrs. Chas, Ooghlin, of Wel. lace boundary, Mre. T. H. Fennell, of Buffalo, Mre. N. Harris, of Moose Jaw,. N. W. T., and Mre. Edwards, of Cadillac, Mich., are daughters of deoeaeed, 811 Gan. Nathanielwas shit out in Idaho abort a year ego. Deceased married again after returning to Ireland, mod was i ht Bare ofe a ab the time of overeeighty g1 hie death. Mr, Funnel was a popular resident of Darlow, and was respected by all Muscle. The Elmo, Cheese Co. have made a lot of money oat of olieeee and butter daring the past season, as ie evident from the ftnanoial statement just published, They received 101.011000o 683,513.20, of which sum 634,001.89 was paid to the battens far milk. The total amount received for butter Op to Jan. 5th, 1808, was $8,708 21. Thctotalreocipt,' for tho er aaee ending Jan. 50, . 808, were 850,52,1.40, Average 'be, of milk per lb. of cheese, 10 . 04 ; average Wholesale price of choose per • THE BRUSSELS POST Ib„ 8.71e. At the aimed mooting of the alt •rohoidore Jane's stray wad elcoled I x aiuentof the Company in the place r f James Donaldson, jr., resigned : Duo e tore, Goo. Loehhead, Walter rintniltmt, 1o;ut L. l'urnbnli, Joint 1)10seon anal Wm, Diekoou, Thu latter gontlornan was appointed eaIs80111,11, Wm, Loot.. herd wan re.eleoted Secretary. boring the past oaaeml the Co, have had Dratted a model brick butter making recon, with aonorote floor. and fitted up with morern oonvenienoes, K. 0. T. 111. --Tho following were in. stalled as oflicarn of Santa Mario Tent No. 123, 1£. O. 'r. M., Blyth :-_Com„ Thos. Quinn ; Lieut -Com, ,r. ifs. Bose ; R. 1C., M. II. I3atnmond ; 1'', K., W. H. Moi'llroy ; Chap„ Geo. Smith ; Serpents, W. J. Davie ; M. at A., Joseph Mothers ; lab M. of G., A. Ballantyne ; 2nd M. of G., W. G. Rosa ; Sent., 0. Barrett Pleket, J. M. Armour. Morrie Diebriot L, 0, L. mot in the Orange Hall, Blyth, on Tuesday of leaf week. It was decided to endeavor to have the annual North Huron oounty celebration held at Blyth this year. The following officers vera elected : Jaa, Buseell, D. M. ; J. Ferguson, D, D. M.; Rev. T. E. Higley, Ohae. ; II. McCrea, R. S. ; Alex. Leishman, F, S. ; It. bIo• Oommins, Treas. ; Math Johnston, D. of 0, ; Matt. Mains and Robt. Owens, Lecturers. Tho next meeting will be held et Blyth. D1sATn OF Moe. Brass,—Mrs, Blue, relict of the late Donald Blue, died at the home of her eon.in-law, John Moffatt, Queen street, Blyth, on Tuesday after- noon of last week, at five o'olock. The cause of death was heart failure, which had troubled her seriously for the pest four months. Deceased was in the 90th year of her ago. Her sight and faculties were perfect and she never used spec- tacles, being able at all tithes to read the smallest print. Mrs, Blue was born on the Island of Arran, Scotland, and oamo to Canada with her husband and fancily in 1849, settling in Megantic County, Quobeo. In 1855 they removed to On- tario, settling in Huron township. They travelled by railway to Owen Sound and walked from there to Huron township, onrrying their provisions with them. Seven years ago deceased came to Blyth and has sinoe resided with Mr, and Mrs. Moffat. Two sone and three daughters are living, viz. :—Donald, Huron town• ehip ; Dogald, North Dakota ; Mrs, Wil. teats. Chicago ; Mre. Moffatt, Blyth ; aid Mrs. MoOriodle, Northwest Teri. tovv. Mee. Blue was a Presbyterian and led a consistent Christian life. LITTLE Bnntxoaxe.—Mre. Wm. Eggert hat sold her house and lot on the bound- ary to David Brown, of Best Wawanoeb. —r service of song will be held in Tr'nity (hnrab, Blyth, on Sunday even- ing, 28rd inst., oommenoing at 8 o'clock, —):he ekatiug rink opened on Monday evening of last week,—Mr. and Mrs. Howard Alexander, of Winnipeg, arrived in :own on Tuesday of last week and pm pave spending a couple of months with. Ontario friends, They are boli looking well, and are well pleased with their home in the West. W. D. anti Mrs. Bentley are also here.—An enter - tai invent witl be held in Industry Hall on Tburadiiy evening, 20th inst. J. M. McKenzie, of Toronto, one of Canada's leading comic singers and humorists, and D. M, MaQuarrie, of London, step. dewier, have been engaged.—The publio school board is asking for tenders for a caretaker for the eohool builttinoe.--1 meeting of the members of Triuity church wae,held, when a society known as "Trinity Church Guild" was organ- ized. The offioere Mooted were ae fol- lows :—Pres., Mre. Geo, Powell ; Soo.- Treas., Airs. T. W. Boott, . Itwas decid- ed bo hold a birthday eoolat in Industry Hell on the evening of Friday, Feb. 4th. Winterieti.on. S. Youbill has entered upon his eleventh year as assessor of the town of Wingham. A load of young people drove to Luck - now Thursday evening of lest week to on. joy the skating. John Foster has been requested by the town Council of Clinton to examine their town hall with regard to safety, in view of the recent oatasbrophe at London. T. E. Walker has moved his butcher shop into hie new brick block, three doors North of the Town Hall, and will no doubt do it good bnsiuees; It is agood stand. Rev. R. S. G. Anderson, of Wroxeter, preached in the Presbyterian ohurolion Sunday evening and performed the bap garnet rite on Rev. D. Perrie's little daughter Margaret. An entertainment will be held in the Methodist church next Monday evening. Stereopticon views of old London and a seleot program of vocal and instrumental music by a phonograph will make up au evening of enjoyment. Once more has Paul Powell cleared the Turnberry tax aollootor's roll, , having oollooted every dollar of this year's taxes, and he returned the roll a month earlier than it has ever been returned. Patinas a knack of getting the mousy. A horse whioh H. Day was driving on Monday started to rim onDiagonal street, ran up J'oeophine street to Alfred, turned down to Minnie street, thence down to Josephine street and was starbiug for an. otlisr trip up the Main street when it ran into the window of Gso.Newton'eharnet's shop and broke ib. The nutter woe smaehed but the horse was not injured, nor waw the driver. INe,nnLA01ox,—The iustallation of the officers of oonrt Wirtgham, 0. 0. F., No, 505 toolt•place at the regales meeting on Friday evening of last week. The fol. lowing will Bold office for this yearP. O. R„ John Coruyn ; 0, R., Wm. 'But. ton ; V. R., Alex, Young ; R, S., Charles Stewart ; F. B., 0. J. Beetling ; Chap- lain, T. Abraham; Treae., Wm. Pea- sant ; Physician, Dr. Chisholm ; S. W., E, Sharpe ; J. W., Iaaao Davidson ; l3, 13., Johii Wilson ; J. B., G. Parker. This is rapid strides all over eviler6 inaleiogv America and Wiugham Comb is doing its part. P1lne0NAL9.— Miee Hattie Roclerous is visiting in Wroxober.—Miss FOcgnson, of Teostvater, visited in town over Sunday. --GeV, Robbins, of St, Marys, is once more among tit.—Chas. Smith, of Lis- towel, spout Sunday with hie parents in town.—Adam Matey, of Teeswatee, spent Sunday in town.—)as. Motanchliu has retired from b1411103e en account of ill health. Jas. Haugh v.i11 eon state 1.1e busiu'oos.—•Miss Bettie Kent lofts on Moo - day to 00081000 her studios at Helmuth Collago, Loudon Prael( Monitsolilin 14t for Detroit on Saturday, after ..peening revered tracks under the parental rrel (, •u Smith, who has been Irvin. to To Iroute for the past four In ntth :, returned u Jfriday of last week and tvi,l remain hero for H01111 ti11113. -M. Buswell Russell las accepted a position in John llanita'e arc (11tt.1ntti 1Ns'av,ra'.D,—At the regular 00nttug of Maitland. Lodge No. 119, 1. 0. 0. F., on Thursday evening of last week, the work of installing the officers was completed and the list for the current term is as follows :—N. G., J. P. Ken. nedy V (1., A. Sebastian ; 18. H„ J'. F. Groves', F. S„ J. W. Dodd Tams., W. Robertson Warden, T. J. 1,llirt.; Con. 'Motor, A. 3, Irwin ; lt. H. S., W. J. ',trines ; L. S. H., A, 'Sipling ; lt, H. N, (1•., W. Hough ; 1'r, H. N. G„ W, A. Johns 11, H, V. (1., 1). boughcwl ; L.14. 14. V. 0 C. Gillespie ; I. G„ Nell Mo0reg• or ; Finance Committee, ,J. A. Morton and A. J. Irwin ; Peopotty Cc,nmittoe, T. J. Elliott, J. T. Groves and 5V. Rob. easel]. Clior tgr.t. Nrwov BEIRFS.--Ill is expected that the pipe organ will bo put into the Ontario street church some time during Eabru. ary.—S. S. Oooper is the new Presldent- elect of the Huron Central Agricultural Society.—For the half year ending Deo. 31st, there were recorded with W. Coats, Registrar, 21 births, 11 marriages and 21. gdeathe.—A 6.year.old son of Chao. Holmes, rnerohant, Wellandport, and cousin of R. Holmes, was drowned by breaking through the -ice.—Jae. Carter, of town, did some good work on Tuesday of last week, in splitting up, suitable for stove use, 8 porde of wood in 143 hours. The work was done for Mr. Leppiugton, —Taylor & Sons have disposed of their Walkerton business to S. Lippert, of Strathroy.—.The Fire and Water deben. tare for 80,000, fall due in June, and will likely have to be renewed. They issued 20 years ago, and have been bear. ing 7 per oent. interest, o good rate.— The incandescent lights all went out on Monday night of last week ab an 0005. 5011000 time, owing to one of the dynamos being burned nut,—Mr. French, caretaker of the House of Refuge, recently spent a week viefting his father, who is ill, in Ontario County. During hie absence Mrs. French had full ooubrol of the Hoene and got along eploodidly.— A meeting was held on the 10th inst. for the purpose of forming a ourling olnb. The following officers were elect- ed :—Patrons—W. W, Ferran, James Fair, er., W. Doherty ; President, John Ranaford ; Vice Pres., Dr. Shaw ; Sec. Treae., W. Jackson ; Auditors, G. D. MoTeggart, H. B. Combe ; Managing Com., J. P. Tiedall, W. E. Brydone, Dr. Shaw and H. B. Combo ; Inspector, John Johnston.—The annual meeting of the Olioton Horticultural Society was held on Wednesday 01 fast week. The report of Seo,-Treas. Coate slowed a balance of 3135 on hand, The ei-otion of officers reunited ae follows ;—J. C. Gil- roy, President ; H, Feeler, 1St Vice - Pres. ; A. McKenzie, 2nd Viae -Pres ; Directors, ;Messrs. J. Stevenson, T. Hol- loway, J. Wheatley, W. Brylone, R. Agnew, O. Cooper, A. J. Morrish, J. Scott, W. Coate ; Anditore--W. E. Rand, J. P. Doherty ; W. Goats, Seo,- Treasurer,—Ed. Floody, of town, who is now in the employ of the Dominion Government as an inland revenue in- spector, discovered an illicit still in ' npelatirn Iter Lin Nay, .•n Wednesday. If 10 ,41,1, e.',envy flue BP imprisonment I.fur tl n;,r. at n•. Thom 'Reynolds, t•f 1.1 h• e, ;l Y., brother of Jac. Reynold:t, I Iintltdt, %titIliar been 011.•tiig here, re. Mimed on Wednesday u(It at week, lie ealn0 over t•, see hie on u.tor, whom he mitt not ewer for 13 pert. She is 91 Seers of age, 11101 never i se.l miaowed in her life, 3101 read any lin.. o1 print, end knit a pair of etookings for !tion while he was home. This le something unusual for a person of her age, su(f the public will be glad to know that she enjoy the beet of health, has the use of all her feeeltios, awl bids fair 101.0 the century ponds. O0'$i44. 1,000 ,s Gummi. --The 0.ltulal meeting of the 1Iowi 91 Mutual Ffre Inanrance Oo• will be held in the town hill, Gerrie, on Friday, Jen. 21.00, at two o'clock, --S. J. Greer, of Terons°, who luta been opened. Ing a couple of weeks with hie parents in town, las returned to bows,—Last Sab- bath was observed in rle Methodist ohurah, Gerrie, ae Temperance Penday. The sermon in the forencesu wait deliver- ed by Miss Lillian At Phelps, B. 0., of St, Catharines, Honor Graduate of the National Sollool of illocu-ion and Ora- tory, Philadelphia, 11, S,—W. J. me. Laughlin returned on Tusaday evening of last week from a trip to tla Paoifio coast. —Rev. J. S. Fisher is delivering a series of sermons nn "Jonah, :ho runaway Prophet."-1•'red Reel' is learning the photo business with our popular photo- grapher, J. A. McArthur,—Gorrie is as flue a little town as can be found in Western Ontario. One thing we want is inaorporatioa.—After routine business,' the followinf-e offioer,t wereelected for the ensuing year in commotion with I-Iowick District L, 0. L. :—W. D. 5I,, W, J. Gre- er ; D. D. lit„ C. Wilson ; D. R. S., Adam Gruham ; D. F.S., R. Carson ; D. Chap„ Jae. Spence ; D. Treas., Jas. Faille ; D. of 0., Soo. Mulvey ; D. Lets., Wm, McKee and John harper, 13dfm)e• erer. Woo;1's P'.'.toephodiase, Ma Cheat Dr1if0k Remedy, Sold and recommended by al druggists in Cacada. Onlyy reli able mediein•dlseovored. 81 packages guara..teed to cure all Forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of °bus( Or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive 000 of To. baeoo, Opium or Stimulants, ldalled on receipt 0f price, one paoka,;e 91, Biz, 90. Oae 10103lease, le,Oibt euro. I amphleta free to an address. The wood Company, Windsor, Ont. Sold In Entente by 5.A. DEADMA'N, Druggist, Bookseller .k Optioian. piCOer 18000000 Tag ABM 000000e 00'0000001[0. P00000.uree all Nervone TA Vane, eomlees, nese, Fa, ;:6omoty, 003.1001t-lesiosa ma. tonp hoce, Impotency, etc., onooed ,,y•,,y•past %T unne gives rigor od size to ehnmt'on ,gene, and quietly h000000l raemroe Loerk'Airaoos i5 old :fur000 010081 ood yen won grow strong and heoo r seals, ed. t by mat 1.. oto10 wrapper and esmtmsealed. tram e,lee'0013051 Featly earned 10 vont pea§et ,Price, g/ a Por regi ell 16 00. goad drossy in ottte r 0001 m or rro0e¢�1aemr. oil letter. address 011 1,106,8 to 7. T, too0PIrpo. minion i weooaroae, 0010, dg000 for Sha Do. 1030305 al Car,da EXEMEMEIE, ALL*.NTY EFOOERY New °Filth. Raisins, Currants, Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels, Figs in Taps and Layers. New Walnuts, Almonds, I''Lltsa I Filberts, c Shelled and Unshelled, Peanuts. Nice, Fresh Pure Lard. OCKER1,—"'"mr SOinethirzg well wo7'31lo seei72d i72 Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware. Jas. Ballantyne. lit ONEY SAVED ()NEI( GAINED HENOI1 BY DEALING x81511 e' --- Till buil You are well served and gaily money. s6 seoff the Cool, Parlor and Coal . stoves That Cannot be Beaten. Large Assortment of Lamps and Lanip Goo(1P, Lanterns, Cutlery and Granitewaro. We make a specialty of rutting iu Coal and Wood Furnaces, and Warrant Satisfaction. Stove Coal for Sale and always on !rand, Special attention to Jobbing and L ,pairs, Wilton Turnbull, Brussels. SANS A OLLARS ! A t this sen on D1 the year many dollars can be savod by shrewd buyers, Bath. er thin carry over any Winter geode we are willing to sell them and -,00mpletely lose sight of profit, It's quite roasoudbla that we will Hama out alt••a'l by giving- spooled induce• mentos to omit buyers who regnlre Winter geode, We get the money and are ready to pay Dash for Spring .pentium, ,That's the peeition in a nutshell, and °amounts for the following :— Grey Flannel worth 16o, for 12,o (lrey Flannel worth 20o, for ilto Spam' brand Saxony lata, per bunch worth 20o, for Ma Ladies' Vest's worth 35e, for 25o Ladies' Drawers worth 35o, for 25e Plain Grey Drase Goode worth 25o, for len Fancy Tweed Droee Goods worth 25a, for lee Men's Sox, special 2 pairs dor 25o Ladies' Pelt Shoes worth 95o, for 760 Meters for Mon and Boys will he ,leered at interesting prices. Ladies' Mantles, up -to date, at prices that will clear them in a few days. Flannelette's, Blankets, Comforters and all linea of Winter goods, will have to move during the present mouth. It's our constant aim to have the goods you want and at setiefaotary prices. CASH AND ONE PRICE. vercoats and Readymade Clothing For Children, Boys, Youths and 11ent F1.1.xs at and Below CostF..aia.- Men's Muffs, Ladies' Muffs, Storm Collars, RufFs, Scarfs and Boas. We have had a good season's trade in the above lines and are satisfied to let the balance go cheap. Wishing all a very happy and prosperous New Year. /MNS. OUR LEADERS. FRIEZE ULSTERS. 2I Meters Sold elsewhere at $11 and $12 00, here for $9 00. Ulsters 00 9 10 00, re 7 00. Ulsters ei 8 8 50, (t 6 50. Ulsters rt 6 6 50, r; 4 00. Ulsters called a $5.00 bargain elsewhere, here for $3.50. Fur Coats and Caps. Out of the largest and best selection of Pur Coats shown in Brussels this season we have only two left which will bo clear- ed out at a bargain. Also a few Pur Caps left which will be sold at a good reduction. Tailoring Department. 3 IOur Tailoring Department, which needs no mention, is of established merit, which you will confirm by giving us a call. 41 51 FURNISHINGS. The Choicest stook of Neckwear ever shown in Brussels will be to hand this week, also a choieo selection of Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Muff- lers, ufflers, Gloves and Underwear on. hand, Present of a Watch. All purchasers of $10.00 and upwards, at one time, will receive a handsome Nickel Watch, stem-winder, valued at $2,50. The above bargains hold good for Cash •only for the Holiday season. The Leading Tailor and 'ur'nisher•.