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l' t J _ w? , 'l,9 We have a full and complete range of the following Goods, whick and USEFUL Presents. . FANCY CHINAWARE FANCY CUPS and SAUCERS Berry Sets from. . . . . . . FANCY FLO" ER POTS Lemonade Sets from. . . BISQUE FIGURES Fancy Lamps from . . . . -CARV1NG SETS IN CASES Albums from. . . . . . . . . DOLLS IN GREAT VARIE FY Table Cutlery from . . . . 5 O'CLOCK TEA SE IE T Silver Knives and Fort TOILET SETS Silver Pickle Stands, , ANCY HANDKERCHIEF S Butter Castors, etc, ", gERFUME, PURSES Tea and Dinner Sets f: f KATING SHOES Skates at. . . . ' . . . . . . ., EECHILDRENS’ TEASETS Toy Picture Books from , RVEDGEWOOD J USS N V With Xm rs ahead and Xmas presents to be bought, more people will patronize this store than usual. We are fully prepared for the holiday season. Oar stock of Footwear and Gents' Furnishings contain many useful gifts. After all, useful gifts are the most; sensible of gifts. Better values than we have wil be hard to find. Store closes 6.30 pun except Tuesdays and Saturdays. BERLIN How About Xmas Gifts , The "im-iris-ara-au-mes-Sari;,';, MOT M. . E"'m"i'uFcca7zr7r7aFcartszi Wmmfieg Astraehan, good curl, fur lined, " ' Grey Lamb, buck skin palm, fur lined, $3 50 and $3 Ladies, or Misses' Grey lamb choice curl, 810. (ht I - (l, Jlih"'lfliEl (Nhiil' 'cus-ssh-ss-asus-as-as-ax-isa-atc-as, . may. "k-sch-Att-are-Siam-i. . Electric seal sable tails and heads, very fine, 89 Persian Lamb, extra. flat, fur, $6 " . Electric seal, fur lined, good shape Electric seal, scalloped points, satin lined, t6 50. su" 2Luacs9xrua, a,' £9," 1.. _‘. l is off-n to the {Myer/inn fo I, . " , if iill f 'ill _ advertisers and we are a - E did Mi 33E _ ts, (gh q2 4%,: gm E det, Allis MI Ill, l the clan/Is with regaretotlte ! 'l 'tlt Illi tie itil B, El "tSR ll, a E M 151 " . - ' - " " ‘2’ ire h' " .11. 'te - qirRrE g i l I THE ,t,rei:ye:,t -. . - "rw-Tip-rip-Tor' Hr ""i5r-T6rn P 1 We sell for MA, Use ds as the medium for making your friend happy, and you will save money We are in the midst of a cold spelt and it is wel to keep warm We offer you '.--- Millll " if _ " ‘ - - " " 1 Ilmttll " Ba, " IMI '. "fr. I . . AS A . ' . Lily"; . , f: 11;;- iMit H I, E I -e ,3 ' - iltittii " LEW? a, , " - Mill' Mlll “9‘“: "% . V; " ' a .4; Bi N. '3 VOL. lil --NO.50 and we have Around which the family sit every meal time. Wouldn't things look brightened up on it if you invested in a dozen nice Table or Dessert Knives and Forks or a pair of handsome Carvers P You might do a good act by making the household a present of some- thing in this way. We have Cutlery galore. Carvers 2 pieces, horn buff and stag handle, with plain and simitar blade. All prices, Carvers j?inrlgihl1.trldturj' Carvers in cases 32% gable Cutlery £32522” Look at Your Table a 'AF-..," Knives-round and square pattern. How about CARPET SWEEPERS, NUT CRACKS, RAISIN SEEDERS, TEA KETTLES? Come and see us for BE Store closes 6.30 pun except Tuesdays and [Saturdays. one price OVER GAITERS FANCY SLIPPERS R UBB ERS SKATING BOOTS HOCKEY BOOTS OVER SHOES Oiry RHOSE MOCCASINS Cash and One Price Money back if not Batristied (htflgfllgliMS WESELOH & WING, Two Big Stores 45 to 49 King St, Next to Post Mitte CHRISTMAS GIFTS. The A.- (l, BUEHMER M,, Limited. 42, 44 and 46 King St. Waterloo county's Greatest Store W J, FENNELL t. SUN, E krWgljW7irgtirtTim, wflfi es 5, 3 and 2 piece sets, all styles of handles and blades. real ivory and first-class' imitation handles, as low as $2.io dozerLfor 84 50 Sable with head and tails, spe- cial, 87 Sable with tails only, special, 87 50 Grey Lamb Collar, very choice fur, special, 84 50. Imitation stone martin with tails, special, 85, Grey Lamb Buffs, special; $2.7 5 Opossum Collar, " 3 00 Grebe with tails, " 4 50 Electric seal, barrel shape24 40. " br sable tails, fancy frill style, $6 oo, Sable, choice barrel shape, $7. Blue Coney, very fine fur, " Grey Lamb, fine curl, $4. $3, $2 Wool Seal, good wearing fur, $1 50 UGLLARETTES, BUFFS Electric seal, with tails, special, .v.. . v- " “as“. yvuuua, .umno 11151155, Butter Castors, etc, from. . . . 1.00 to 2 25 Tea and Dinner Sets from. . . .1.75 to 18.00 Skates at... . .. wt. . . . ... ..400 and 500 pair Toy Picture Books from. . . . . . . . . Ae to Me Berry Sets from..............1 25 bo$2 25 Lemonade Sets from. . . . . . . . . . 500 to l 75 Fancy Lamps from. . . . . . . . . . . 750 to 7.00 Allmmsfroih....... . .......". 40e to 150 Table Cutlery from. . . . .125 to 4.00 per doz Silver Knives and Forks at. . . . . . . 1 50 doz Silxer Pityle Stands, Cake Dishes, NECKWEAR COLLARS and CUFFS COLLAR BUTTONS CUFF BUTTONS MUFFLERS UMBRELLAS GLOVES _ SUSPENDERS _ WATERQGQ, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1898. MI? m BERLIN, ONTir ASA ONT make very NEAT We fill letter orthrtq promptly “19nd phsfi'stablr1 ST. CLEMENTS PERSONAL --.hir, Levi, Hank, New- ton, visited friends in town JIruhsr- Messrs Alex. Banach and Jos. Hirtiee spent Sunday in Elmirs--alr, Joe. F Stumpf spent the 12h in Newton on busirusm-hfr, William Rum was at Berlin on business last Fnday. BRIEFS --The nomination of candi dates for the County Council of Division 6, County of Waterloo, will be held here in Greyerbiehl's Hall on Monday December, 10sh.--A barber shop and laundry will be opened up in Kreutz- weiser’s harness shop, second flat nicer Christmas. This is what was needed here and no doubt will be well pabron- ized.-Uar stores are now preparing for Ohrisbmas and each carries a large suock of Obrismas goodsr.-hir, Nusho. las Kochar now offers his desirable property for sale. E 7 ST, JACOBS I BRIEFS --Passh and energy in the construction of the proposed skating ( rink has fallen in about the same degree as the ternir3ratureof the weather. The promoter of the scheme has Jest a great opportunity and great dissatisfaction is onan-ifesttd by our younger people Never mind that as the river is afford mg us pleasant skating at present and if we keep it clean we will not be lack of so pleasing a sport --Ttse 4 h regular meeting of the debating society was held in Widom n’s Hill on Friday evening l '10. The subject on deba'e was "R so've'l that a good Name i, better than Riches.” The attendance was fair and the decision was given in favor of the latter.'--.It is understood that one of our worthy councillors for Woolwich has decided not to come out _ as a candidate. We deeply regret this ', as he is as able a man as there is in the Council. Should he again come out we will give him all the possible inflaemv, and support to land him ssfe oisce mor-C) 1r genial merchants, Messrs W h A Siydar, hive their Chrism-is stock assorted and we have not the slightest doubt, that it‘is one of the finest assortment or displays in Water- loo County, All along the one side of the store is the candy and nut display while in the centre is the toy assortment Give them a call before purchasing else where and we are certain you will not‘ sregretiit,-hlr, W. W. Snider's house is completed and it rrfr3cte great credit) on Mr Barges whohsd the contract for carpenter work as well as Mr. Harry Gibson who made a very handsome job in the painting line-Me, Gibson is at present employed with the Brubacher Bros. in painting cutters. No fewer than ten cutters are ready for painting and we feel assured that Mr. Gibson will touch them up in a way that will have some style about them,--Snow shovels were in great demand last Mon- day morning after the storm. About 16 inches of snow fell in this vicinity and rheroads are reportedheavy but with fine weather, business will be more brisk,--' [u a recent paper we referred to the alterations that were undergoingin the ltelephone line under the management of Mr, C. A, Henrich. Great have teen such, as two parties can now tele- phone without interrupting each other, ind have been put in at no small er pense, bat when we know that it is one of the best equipped telephones out on the branch we have no reason to be ashamed of when compared with some of the larger town. - Mr. William Hoeflin has been appoint- ed agent for the Dobbin Drum Co, and Uso for the nursery stock of Stone & Wellington, Toronto, As Mr. 1lotflm is a wide awake business man he will no doubt succeed in both braneheg,-- Both the Evangelical Methodist and St James Lutheran will hold their Christ, mas entertainments on Christmas eve, Dee, MA. No doubt both will uphold the reputation which has been bestowed on them in former years-Oat, a few were successful in securing the Christ- mas Globe while quite a few had sub- scribed for them early in the fall. It us said that one party offered another twice as much for it for what he paid but we have not ascertained whether the deal went through or not.-We had a bit of February weather on Tuesday morning when the thermometer regis tered 22 degrees below zero. Cold enough. PERSONALS -Meimris E *vin Thiel and Henry Meyer were visitors to the County Town on Saturday 1aist.-...afr, Alex. Mover is holidaying under the parenhnl roof at prtssettt.--Mrs, Harry Ilunking of Woodstock 13 taking a month’s vacation at the residence of Mr. Adam Wagnst---Mr, and Mrs. W, W Snider returned home last; Monday nicer spending a delightful honeymoon trip to Montreal and other points east They will shortly move into their new house and wish them ban voyage in life-Mr. John Good has secured a good situation in Tavisbock in a tailoring establishment. V BRIEFS --Mrlseph Campus bought a. lot of tine catthslast wetslr.-.2fr, John Boegelwill buy saw logs this winter, -0oneerts were held here on Saturday and Monday nighttr--James Erbel paid a flying visit to Berlin on s'undar---. Heury Scheifele has bought a Ge lot of beef oattle.--hir, Adam Koebel and family will move to Mildmey in three weeks where he will work for. his father.. in-lam-Tom Mackmen of Macuon was caught: in a. threshing machine and badly hurt). COUNTY DISTRICT. and.. . V MIN "W-", K. Mie I ‘t . u ._,- any ,... " " - ct I _ M. se 31W, (if G Mtg = , “I 'gs m' " “LL ‘ I . E51 .517. may rad - _ MH, _ S . n _ - a: w , = v a" KE' Mg LS " by: _. - . ii . " 'MI ' ay T " = RRI t": , ' :4 . " . - " ma BN '" Ril . 4:"; “a Pu' Bit & tiit g 1...: , q " , 3., . Si 75;; tgig " tBit ' " ' e . . N tb Mgt " if; Ml _%' . ', . '$S iM - itil " leg , ' 'SE B. . _ , I - . " “a MI a 1BEg 31 ' C. , . " nit"? :1: - . ' , f. IN tt ' s B' RO it? ~; ' il ‘ Ir' Ry " , a; (we Mt m.- J." " It " " . MEE> > , - g a . tt " it v. ' gaming: a . "' s" " . I E . I , "' . " “2:733 E - Fer, m . " MI' Va 5 - A FARMERS Cows POISONED --Mr, Simuel Patch. one ot the best known farmers in the county has lost five cows by poisoning within the past two months. Toe poisoning does not seem to be due to a local cause or accident, but) the wilful and deliberate not of some fisnd in human form. Mr,Petch is very highly respected wherever he is known and his no enemies that he knows of and why any person should be so satanic " inclined as to come so repeatedly and commit so devilish a crime is a. mystery. Then it is the de liberate act of some fiend may be con- sidered from the not, that it is only the cows and not, any of the other rtook that are singled out for desoruc~ tion. It seems to be a case where a detective should be set to work. We regret very much to some that in addition to so serious th frasneiat loss, Mr, Patch isjusb now affl cted with a cancer, bat hwing obtained the Free, born plaster he has good hopes of re- covery. DIED,--0a Sunday the 4th inst , J ohn Hergott at the advanced age of 81 years. He was an early settler in Wellesley' township and retired to St. Agatha some years ago. m had been ailing for a long time. The funeral on Wednesday was largely attended. The friends of the deceased have the sym- pmbhy of the community in their bereavement. BRIEFS --sleialting has come at last, and come to May, so any the roads that are filled up with drifts-A sleigh load of people from Kosenbh abhended the sale at Petersburg last week,--) lot of our church people of Zion visited friends last Sunday afternoon, and of course stayed all night and even longer, They say the snow storm was terrible --Ror, Nagent will preach the super- annuation sermon next Sunday. ' 1huzrs,-We understand that con- bracbs have been awarded for building the RC. church here next yen. Forler Bros, of Philipsburg secured the con- tract for the wood work and Wanner Bros. of Baden, the stone and brick worlr.-Butehering is the order of the Gr-There seems to, be no let up to the snow storm.---) Public School opened on Tuesday the 6th, after hav- ing been closed for over two weeks. We are glad to find that the libtle ones have nearly all recovered from an attack of the measles. OUR SCHOOL -A closing public examination Wlll take place in our school on Ssturday, A number of bombers and visitors from other sections are expected. A hot dinner isto be served and bin occasion is looked for- ward to with more than common ex- pectstions. BRIEFS --The weather of the past week was unusually severe and stormy for this time of the year and some of the roads were almost bloolred,--Haul- mg wobd is again being engaged in by ' few who are fortunate endugh to have wood to sst3ll,--.Mr. Is “it: Lebson killed a. large YorkshireV sow which a- live weighed 1,000 lbs, and dressed 835 lbs. She was a monster-hir.; Mrs. Alex. Peppler of Hanover are spending a few weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Peppler,--hlr. I Grcif' bought some fine cattle for Xmas. in this vicinity from the follow- ing parties: Cummings Bros., 1 head J J. Cleghorn, 2 head; o. D, Bowman, 2 head , A. W. Devitn, 6 head,-One of our young men sports a. .dandy brand new trattar,---hir. H. Smokey, our genial mercbam, has on hand a fine assortment of Xmas. goods, The Prince of Wales has been in.. vited to formally open the new Vich- oria Bridge next summer. The gold rivet he drove into the old bridge in 1860 is now in the Grand Trunk offiatie ab Montreal, the last of the old ta be Urine been removed. _ PERSONAL-Miss Minnie Bandy re- turned home on Taesdsy.--Nr. Thoe Hammond is moving into towrr---Mr and Mrs. A. Boomer attended the On- tario Bee Keepers? Convention at Guelph lash weelr.-Mrs, Robe, Rowe spent Monday with friends: in flawiresr ville.-- O wing to the snow blockade the Rav’d. McKinnon of Glenallan who was announced to till the Presbyterian pulpit here on Sunday, failed in) get here, but those who were there were not at all disappointed as they were treated to a most excellent! and stirring discourse from the pastor, Rev. S Cunningham of ITswkeieville. S. ' S. CONVENTION ---Tlye Annual Convention of the Ssbbuth School Ag.. sociation for the township of Wellesley has been fixed for Wednesday, Feb.18t. Alfred Dsy of Toronto, the great Sun- day School man. has been invited. The Convention will this year be held a!) fGwtreavills, PERSONAL --Mr. Ozias Hilborn came from Michigan in October to visit) his parents and relatives. He drove over with a team and buggy. This is the third time be made the round trip with the sane beam. It takes him about thirty-six hours one way. He does not yet know when he will leave for home, -MrNLusry, of Huron County, father of ILe Than, Clemens, is renewing acquaintances at) Fisher’s Mills and vicinity. WEST MONTROSE ST AGATHA Koss UTH LIN WOOD f. 3 'Wai BRrmnr-By all appearances snow has come to stay. Sleighing is: fair bat the past week the roads were badly drifted and in some places are _impaseis- able-The German Medicine C )mpany have their head quarters at the Ahion (J. Meyer’s) Hotel and are giving free entertainments nightly during their stay here in order to advertise their remedies forwhich they find a ready sale -Great preparations are being made in our respective churches for the Xmas. entertainments-Mr, John Mayer, the hotel keeper, can but of another daughter as can also the tnarr agar of the German Medicine Company, --0ar Woollen Mills have been closed down until Xena. in order that neces- sary repairs on the engines may be made. PERSONAL --.Mra. Hill is visiting friends at Hamilton for a few days.- Rev. J, Morton is visiting his brother, De, Morton, for a few Gye.-hLr. and Mrs, Adam Burd of &sbriugville visit;- ed friends in this neighborhood last: week. WOODEN WEDmmr-A very pleas- ant event took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Eh Hintzof Unionville, it being the occasion of the celebration of their Wooden Wedding. About tsixty-five of their friends were present on the occesion. The evening was very pleasantly spent in different parlor games, singing, dancing and other amusements. Beer and cider were on the bill of fare and about mid-night a sumptuous supper was served after which the gueats dispersed to their several homes feeling that they had spent a. most delightful evening. The presents were numerous and costly. We trust Mr. and Mrs. Hintz may live to see the celebration of their silver wedding. PERSONAL -Mra. Benjamin Snyder, who has been at Toronto waiting on her daughter-in law who has been sick with diphtheria, returned home last weelr.--Mism Meldrum, our assistant teacher, was unable to teach school last week on account of a severe cold. We hope she will be able to resume her duties this week-We are sorry to hear that Mr. Menno Bricker is on the sick list tsguim---Mr,Beojamirl Brickerk are going to have a family re-union as they expect all their children home ...-.str, and Miss Templeton of Troy, Veverley, were visiting at Mr. Joseph Perrin’s Saturday and Sunday. Brumrs--hlr. Menno Hallman, our county oottneillor,attended the county council meeting last week. We under stand there are going to be quite a number of candidates for the position. But as only two can be elected we hope to see Mr. Hellman and Mr. Shantz elected by a rousing mtrjority.--uani- cipal affairs are rather quiet as yet although there are a few flying rumors of a-number of candidates coming out as councillors. Have not heard anything definite as yee.--Wr, D. W. Clemens, who has been our councillor for the past two years is willing to accept the offiee again if the electors see fit to place him there. His services have been very satisfactory in the past, therefore, we hope to see him elected again. FARMS SOLD --ur. Jno. N Ziukann disposed of his two farms in one day task week, Tae Lisbon farm consisting of 150 acres was sold to Conrad Kniesel for the sum of $7,000, in cash while the Crosshill farm of 100 acres Wis sold to Wm. Bailstein for 86,000. PERSONALS-Messrs. Veitch and Ile. Nab returned on Monday from their rabbit huntirg excursion near Harris- ton, Hare were plentiful and they bagged a good qatu1titr-Mr. Herb. handy returned last week from Manit. obs.' Messrs. Clemens and Basehert who went) oat with him last spring in- end to remain in the prairie province. -ur. Jas. Marten removed his family to Dandslk this week. i Mr. and Mrs. James Goldie,Guelph, celebrated their golden wedding luau Saturday. They have been residents Quip 1 th: " years. GONE ---A young man from the neighborhood ; mourning creditors left) behind. Also abonn 20 lbs. of sausage from Mr. Nelson Snider’s kicchen ; mourning family left behind. WELLESLEY THE Lcacrr,--Mr, Plrdip Roeder of Hesse Sara-see is sick with ind Animation of the lungs and is in a precarious con- xdition,,--Dr, Morton is also confined to uis bed and is very ill. We trust the doctor will soon be able to be around "gain-M r, John Lipps is growing worse every day and but slight hopes are entertained for his reeoverr-- Young Opper who was engaged with F. Berdux, butcher, in killing a beef the other day, came very near severing his thumb from his hand. The doetor dressed the wound and it is doing well under the oireuaustanceg. Mr. Opper, will likely have to quit work for tr), short time. ‘ Mmircnur, MATTERS. - Municipal matters are quiet. We understand Mr. Leander Bowman will retire from the Reeveship, in which event Mr, J as. Glennie, let) Deputy, will likely stand for that position. Under the present law there are no deputy reeves, the re- maining four members being termed simply councillors. According to pres- ent rumors there will be about a 4-acre field tall of candidates for the latter positions. May the beet men win, - The weatherhmut seems to have gone on a prolonged tear last week, TEA MEETINd -The Methodists of this place intend to hold a ttsts-meeting oniMoqday evening, Dec. 26A. WINTERBOURN Bl ROSEVILLE, We are showing the most complete lines of FEDORA HATS STIFF HATS CLOTH CAPS 8EALEITE CAPS FUR CAPS FUR. COATS Far Collars, Kid Gloves, far liuel. Rein. deer Gloves, far lined, Kid Gloves, knitted jersey lined, Mocha. Gloves and Mitts, wool and silk lined, Unlined Kidd and Mocha Gloves. - We carry a fall stock of Furnishings. stripes and fancy specials,20 and Wie exch FOUR - IN - HAND - fancy striped checked and brocaded all the latest shades and colors, special . . . . . . . . . . 250 THE A8C10T--in the latest shades and colorings, special. . . . ' . . . . . .250 and 50e PUFF Turs-in fancy stripes chucks tty?fjyltr-.......C....C,..2,5eaad50e MOCHA (1L01rES-Moeha gloves lined special value. . . . . . . . .750, 1.00 and $1.25 Cheap Cash Store, Not, 273-25, S. King -St., Berlin, Ont BOT. TiEsr-ls1aek and white cheeks r, - --__ "awe,“ "my. We wanna the public to fully understand they are free to come examine and get prices whether they want to buy or not. l special lines of Gents' Ties, Collars, Chdfs, Caps, Gloves, etc. WOOLLABD ' GU. 'ti, 1iiiiiiTis h'Giiiii'niriii"iii Cir, ii'iiii,".'" J"" van mun no men. tO me many (1'1! M. W EICHEL & SON Waterloo GED. W. HOBBS, Klippert Undertaking 09. Undertakers and Embalmers Calls answered day and (night at the faclorv. Peels Biscuits AND Cakes Fruit DODDS’r-sz - Christmas Number , Confectionery Ipl'pg.fggpp1s Never Lose an Opportunity WINTER SPECIALTIES. w , Pretty, useless XMAS PRESENTS are very well in their way, but they are not a mg for a moment with those that combine BE AUl‘Y and USEFULNESS. E the case is different. The same principle Egplies to all other members of your family rri-,g.,..., " :41“..- u... - c,A_L _r_,',, A,,,1,,,,,, n. - . . . . _ - - ,,7 V777. _-__ _â€"-..v __-wt- -u - r~nv~a vv ws- vv-AVA AA-I‘Illll-Ivl“ V‘ JV“! “In“, . Therefore, it follows that a iGciiG" Hardware Store is a good place to look i for XMAS PRESENTS, particularly when special tpete for the Xmas trade has been made. We have good useful presents for o d and young. We are ‘ making a specialty of Silverware,' ebcyand would extend a cordial invitation to all (lt' to visit our store. - The proportion in whicgtfie‘EJwrosâ€"oo-tgvoo‘gsos‘s‘e;:HesAeHullfirezol;y vary according to the age, sex and condition of the recxpient. Give a boys present of say an ex- pensive Lamp, you would merely throw it away on him ; bat with a good pair of Unless you come and see for yourself you can THINGS that may be had in our store. Store closes every evening --'"t _ _ . _ . . . . . 'W’ "V" “m“ “m“ i extra fir1e beaver cap; For novelties in Collars, Calfb, Shirts, etC., come to You will always _find Sllffll BBUS.’ FUR GUANTLE TS. HOCKEY SKATES AX” HOCKEY STICK For l Xmas B0x--What? SMYTH BROS. N OVELTIES IN SILK TIES See Our Window Display. it interesting to look through whether you want to buy bt, WHOLE NUMBER, 2301 - OF VISITING at 6.15 Tuesday and Saturday Lsspui.Phone wi. Ont I LEMONS [ORANGE CITRON (llll)l1al and FRUIT DEALER Vouths.... ....................l.50each IMITATION BEAVER CAPS-tmsn', and yoihthl'...................g.75 each EXTRA FINE BEAVER CAPS-men’s LINED KID GLOV ES--1iued kid gloves , black and tan. . . . . . . .500, 75e and‘$l.00 GENUINE BUCK GLOVES-genuine buck lined gloves. . . . , . . . . . 1.75 and 2.00 FUR CAPS-Vey Lamb Cups special . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 2.75, 3.25 BALTIC SEAL CAPS-tmsn', and, FIGS DATES ORANGES LEMONS RAISINS _ CURRANTS CRANBE RRIES CHRISTIE’S SODAS (in tins or paper) ICED HONEY BAR SANTA CLAUS CAKE SULTANA BISCUIT LONDON MIXED JAM JAMS _ WHITE ICING SUGAR YELLOW' ICING SUGAR BLUE ICING SUGAR CARRAWAY COMFITS ROYAL MIXED CANDY CUT ROCK MIX CANADIAN MIX XX STERLING CHOCOLATE DOUBLE STRONG PEPPERMINTS GUM DROPS CHOCOLATE WALNUTS CONVERSATION LOZENGES CHOCOLATE BON BONS CREAMS WINTERGREEN BERRIES HUM BUGS CREAM CARAMELS Mammoth -,.,,,,L. Ory Goods Store. ougn Whether you want to buy or not. 'ee to come and go as they please, to or not. This week we are offering ,cves, etc. ' form no idea af the may GIFT ..........$7.00 at: