Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 19, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba J y woman and Bohr some of the tongs which make the Ideal Howe. Steeping Brooklyn family for if Home fair and Fine with met Recto rugs pictures mar Bice China gentle service taxation Irving it eng children Gradows wife All the Yaj bks that these things give even if one ii apparent source of them Hin self has Beryl and secured by Effort denial be kept u one s Aeu alone Ike Bone the dog gnaws and buries till be can come Back Tolof it not Pri Vacy and be concion that give a Ite Leeh. Far from it. In is its Happi its healthiness Ita helpfulness to to do Good to impart that Happy Cowand health new in Power of lifting in the rest of the world into at those Homes that Are open to the Home to Are the Saori the Homes where there is n Pillow Tor the weary Al a spare place at to late Uble for the to Widener the whose Beauty is shed like gracious Dew from Learen that Portia talked about. There May be minor mansions in heaven but he who Ali rfcs they Are Maui ods from which other heavenly habitant is excluded btes Miido a mistake in Tho place it would act be heaven then. Soc Var we May dispute Aud declare but a no n right to be in his own House yet we know in our Siiner consciousness that we nil regard the Dian Olio brings of another Homo to dinner sure of a cordial greeting for him there who will not let the stranger find his Welcome in inn on a Holiday when Homes Are Dearest who throws open his House to the Parish whose lights no always shining Aid inviting is you go bytes windows Whoso Doorstep arc often coining and going who loves his Home so much and Unda it so Complete that he roust have other people to love it too and if they Hare nothing half so Choice then stare some Brief portion of it with that Man we nil know to be a Good Citi my a husband honouring his wife a Chris in deed whatever to May be in Faith Tod withal a Bazar. Women us . 1 do oot hesitate to say with due Defur meet the judgment of others that in my opinion fit is important to the Well being of Muety that the study of Medicine by Christian women should be continued and extended. The prejudice that allows worn in to enter the profession of nursing and excludes them from the profession of medi i23 it ingot to too strongly censured and can be explained Only by the Force of habit. It has been urged that women do not As a role possess the intellectual Powers of men but their ability to pursue the usual Rodical studies has been sufficiently demonstrated and it is admitted even by those who concede to men a higher order of intellect and greater Powers of ratiocination that what woman May Lack in that direction sons to to supplied by that logical in Tinct with which they have been endowed by god. It is evident also that if female nurses Naan with propriety attend Well m women that privilege can not reasonably be withheld from the be physician. Indeed the position of the Muse might be Rettan led As open to much Graver objections inasmuch As the phys makes but transient visit to the patient while the nurse occupies the sick room Day and night. The attendance of female physicians upon women is often of incalculable Bene fit. Much serious and continued suffer ing is undergone by women and Many be Tan Wiigs of grave illness Are neglected be cause of the sense of delicacy which pre vets them from a emitting to the professional services of men. There a also an infinite number of cases known to All who been concerned in charitable or to Lor Mctory work in which no influence or can be to effectual As that of a who is also a woman and a Christian. The alleviation of suffering for women of nil classes which would result from the presence among Umof an adequate num Ber of Well trained female physicians can not Bat be evident to All but i wish to emphasize As strongly As possible the moral influence of such a body than which there could be no More potent Factor in the moral regeneration of society. Cardinal Gib Bons in Century. The sleeping Koom. Whatever your room is and however it is furnished be sure of one it to clean when yo1 Como to go to bed in it. Don t have dirt water standing a the Wuh Basin or lop bowl. Don t leave dirty clothes in t a room unless it is unavoidable and i Hen put them in the closet . Always even in uie coldest weather open the window a crack. If you Are liable to colds Yon can Fence off a draught by hanging a shawl or extra Blanket Over a chair in front of the win 4ow. This is better than a folding because it is not so Large or High and the has Freer ingress. These remarks May teem unnecessary but i have known some Tery Nico Beecher s mrs. Prim were the of Nice in their own Chambers. Some folks sleep in Nii aired the windows Are never opened and where the ran never comes my and about that same san. Shall its ight be allowed to Waken the morning deeper or shall the blinds be fast closed t this As i Rule would depend on what born jew Rise. If you get up at it will be Well door ugh to leave the windows unshaded Lor the my is a splendid alarm clock Only biting on Rainy Days. The majority of however would do better to close weds on miniter in Botte Metker. Brooklyn women. Brooklyn is in a quiet Way of pretty a trod movement looking to the emancipation of women from various so conventions yet hardly leading up to ambitions of the Strong mind women. The Seidl society whose 1m object in the intelligent study and of music in extremely Strong to Brooklyn and one of its incidental growths is a marked sentiment against the convention that forbids Young women attend Public entertainments at night without male escorts. It is not generally known that the Pratt to of Brooklyn owes much of its a k the work of one unmarried worn and that the Young women s Carifi association of that City is condom a really Large undertaking for the but of the condition of ahoy Many of the Active workers in Ore impetuous Young women to Aro abort haired neither in fact nor in but simply every Day girls to the wish and the Opportunity Hare of doing soum other things than the a moly scowl duties that fill York Star. A pretty Kedly act. Wasa crowded Detroit at wet car. At of Diane an infirm old signalled the Driver to Stop. Reluct put on the break and have by had he half an. Excuse for to the conductor hither roughly and ranted to. By the on everybody in the car knew the1 we gone. Men immediately by Ely interested in poking every Way but at Jium lady whose kind and est need pain. The was about to speak when a probably h year old walked from the end of the car and laying a five cent piece in the conductor s dirty Bod said my Mother should placed in the some portion a this of lady i hone some one will be just enough to do what i am the remark was and Joan of arc could t Brkl braver the Wash of shame mantled the Cheeks of every male m the car and the most of them lived or had of Ochoa. To get off at the next crowing. The old lady did not thank the Little woman verbally for her kindness As her heart and eyes were too full to speak. She simply pressed the girl s hand and Gore her a look of gratitude that spoke More forcibly than words Ever Cleveland Star Economy in family. There a nothing which placing Young people beyond the reach of poverty As Economy in the management of their Domestic affairs. It. Matters not whether a Man furnish Little or much for his family if there is a continual leakage in the Kitchen or in the parlor. It is the husband s duty to bring into the House and it a the duty of Tho wife to see that nothing goes wrongfully out of the least article however unimportant in itself for it establishes a under any pretence for it opens the door for ruin to stalk in and he Seldom leaves an Opportunity unimproved. The husband s inter est should be the wife a cure and her great est ambition should carry her no farther Tymn his welfare or happiness together with that of her children. This should he her sole aim and the theatre of her exploits in the bosom of Ber family where she May do As much toward making a Fortune As he Cau in the count ing room or in the workshop. It is not the Money earned that makes a Man wealthy is what he saves from his earnings. A Good and prudent husband makes Deposit of the fruits of his labor with his Best Friend and if that Friend be not True to him what has he to Hope if he dare not place Confidence in Tho companion of his bosom where is be to place York Ledger. Mrs. Jerome f sideboard. Jerome s wife has a sideboard for some time and keeping in mind the encouraging motto of All things come to him that has waited and waited and As her Faith in this Good old saying has been much weakened by this waiting she a anally decided to accept n substitute and went to a furniture factory and bought the lower part of a soft Wood Bureau in the White. It bad three drawers. The top one she had divided a la the regulation Side boards and lined with Canton flannel. Six antique brass draw pulls were purchased and a can of prepared stain Wlinich trans formed he plebeian Wood Bureau into an antique Oak sideboard. Over this she put one of the hanging bookshelves which can be bought any where for from fifty to seventy five cents. It fastened with Hooks to the Wall so was perfectly secure. This Wim finished with the same stain. Small brass Hooks were put in front of one shelf to hang her pretty after dinner Coffee cups on and filled the shelves with Odd and pretty things in China. her drawn work Linen covers was Laid on the top of the Bureau and when her wedding gifts of Silver and Glass were Ai dinged on this you would never Stop to think that this was a common Bureau masquerading As a Louis Xvi Side housekeeping. One method would be the granting to the wife of a stated weekly or monthly Al Lowance for the household and other uses in proportion to the income of the Hue band. To the Man who but i can not my wife like a the answer must be certainly no v she Lam partner and As such is entitled to a share in the dividends. To the end that she May make the Best use of such moneys she should know what she is to expect each week. Undoubtedly the Ideal remedy is perfect Trust Confidence and a higher moral development for both men and women hut while Mankind is moving steadily on to this the weaker must not be always Golna to the Wall for the Lack of a protecting hand. No woman ought to marry without hav ing some understanding with her future husband on this Point. She need not take Pencil and paper and make him set Down the of exact figures of her weekly but should let him thoroughly understand that she expects one. Any Young girl should beware of the Man who considers women irresponsible creatures for no Mattor How tender and considerate the roaster May be no enlightened human be ing is Happy As a Alice e. Ives in forum. A sponge Square a convenient receptacle for a sponge is made of dress braid in two Pink and Green red my Black Blue and White or any other pretty combination. Alternate strips of the. Braids Are inter Woven in trellis fashion und finished at each of the edges with a Loop. A Square of thin robber cloth on which word sponges is written in Gilt letter to Indi Cate its use is then. Neatly sewed to Tiht Square leaving the Inch or More of loops in alternating colors to form pretty Edge All around the Square. To each Corner a Long piece of braid is attached two of each odor in All Aad these Are tied i together near the ends to form a Hind Somo Cluster of bows and ends. The Square is then ready to bang on a convenient Hook in the bathroom. It May also serve As a receptacle for any toilet article. Sometimes the alternate blocks of braid Are worked with in embroidery Helen Marshall North. Now you know bisque is. The word bisque Faa Sheea used so indiscriminately in some of our recent receipt books that it is Well to recall the exact requirements of such soup a bisque As it Saame implies is an opaque White soup mad of cooked in Stock with the addition of Cream and a thickening of Rice or flour. We cannot properly have a bisque of anything but the most famous soup of this had 1s the one made of crawfish Tho Bis que d a Crevasse of the French. Crawfish Are regularly brought markets from As far West As Milwaukee and from Brooks to Northern new York american House keepers As a Rufe however do not like to use. Them because they ire rather unpleasantly suggestive when seen in a wriggling mass. If this prejudice is once overcome remembering that they Are nothing More than fresh water lobsters you will learn to become fond of them in the Boston Globe for sprains Are among the most severe Saeei dents to which we Are liable. When joint is sprained swelling comes on gradually. In dislocation the swelling and loss of motion of the joint Hap pen immediately after the Accident. A sprained limb should be kept perfectly quiet. Says a trained nurse to prevent inflammation use poultices a Wormwood hops or Tansy. Every Effort on the part of the patient to repeat in detail the cause of the Accident the sensations etc., should be discouraged Jon other sub ecu _ oboe sued in Talief that it to Stoa Tor the Heram of health. Her. Tor we started. We. Sarah Cowell be Hoyne the soc Stool jew ring Reader led a romping outdoor As a child and it was in broke her Arm in a hoi Denish Esca when she was about twelve years old that she developed any facility in acquiring Book knowledge. Tie perusal of a chapter in the Bible Dally was imposed upon her As a penalty for Ber Tomboy tend by her motherland Froni this the girl gained the taste for Reading and love Lor literature which culminated in her Choice of a profession. Her fondness for Browning was deepened by her acquaint Ance with the poet during one of her visits to Harper s Bazar. Stamp Bokel. A pretty Little accessory to the writing is a minature waste Basket. Of thread no. 40, or thereabouts Crochet a solid Bottom. Crochet it round and round in single Crochet until Ita diameter 1h or inches. Then Crochet the sides Shell stitch make it gently flaring like a peach Basket and of a height to correspond with the Bottom. With Gold or Silver paint go Over the whole carefully taking special pains to preserve the open work effect. It is quite a Dainty Little affair und use Ful to hold Small scraps or postage Stamps. Companion. Woman Elmo Kainth. Mrs. Catherine Banville of Washington has since the death of her husband Over five years a go carried on his business of horseshoeing and is thus supporting and educating Ber four Little Bolij. T mrs. Ban Ville is said to be a thoroughly practical woman and pays her employees Union prices. She has done work for some of the finest stables in Washington including that of senator Leland Stanford and Tho sergeant at arms Cap Valentine awarded her the contract for this class of work for the United states Jour Nal. Putting on i loves. To be Well gloved is a frenchwoman s Pride and Well dressed americans will not deny the importance of this finishing touch to the Toilette but one Point they often much of of a Glove depends upon the any it is put on. The wrist portion should be turned Over below the open before being drawn on the hand the fingers put on straight and then patiently and carefully each one pressed Down to the extreme Points. Twisted fingers ruin the appearance of any gloves. Goods economist. The sarcastic woman soon degenerates into an habitual detractor. Mention whom you May she immediately bristles into action and covers your words of merited Praise with something derogatory. De traction is the twin of sarcasm when the latter Power is abused. Far better to re main forever Ellenj than to withhold from any human being the Meed of Praise so hardly earned in our Busy world. The Best dressed woman in the world is said to be Queen Margberita of Italy. Her n countless variety of elegant costumes and she Seldom wears a dress More than once. Like the Thrifty woman that she is she Sells her scarcely worn costumes and the buyers Are very glad to get them even at the High prices which Are charged for them. Roast or boiled potatoes should never be served in a covered dish. The steam which escapes from the potato having no Way of evaporation becomes moisture and soaks Back into the potato making it wot and Sodden. While waiting to serve the Pota toes cover the dish with a Napkin. The late Emma Abbott carried her most valuable jewels constantly with her secured in a Petticoat pocket. A wealthy women oat of the profession do the same thing. The Chamois pocket in the underskirt is favorite jewel bag and is often made use of in travelling. Mrs. Mary c. Shaw of Pittsburg pa., left her Fortune to promote the study of american and ethnology. The will prove Les that the income of the prop erty a year shall go to miss Alice c. Fletcher As Long As she lives to assist her in her researches among Tho indians. The Success of a hostess is mainly depend ent upon her tact for with a deft word or two she can turn the current of Conversa Tion into channels where All dangerous Shoals can be avoided. She can put a timid Guelfi at his ease draw people out and make them feel at Home. Theophile Gautier s daughter Judith ban inherited a great Deal of her poet father s Talent. She writes in a style of inimitable freshness naivete and. Charm and her mind seems to possess All Tho Oriental imagery for which the novelist was famous. Mrs. Margaret l. Shepherd Tho Organ r of the Loyal women of american now Nam Spring a membership of is a slight Jirtle woman with Clear Gray eyes tinged with Brown and snort., curly Brown hair. In making custards and custard pies heat the milk to the scalding Point before adding it to the beaten eggs and sugar oven. The time required for baking them will thus Bem Ducal one halt the Stock of Cigar store. The order from the Inland Revenue department requiring the destruction of Cigar boxes As soon As their contents have been sold was loudly complained against by Tho Small dealers their plea being that the empty boxes were used by them to fill no vacant shelves and give the appearance of a Large Stock several of these having complained to the commissioner thac the Orde was rather a hardship to them that of Lucial replied Well just Knock the Bottoms out of the boxes and keep them if you or. Miall in formed your correspondent that this treat mint of empty Cigar boxes would to considered a compliance with the a Cor. Toronto Empire various of mourning. When Rome was an Empire males wore Black for mourning while the women indicated their grief by wearing White Gar ments. In Turkey at the present Day the mourning Hue. Is Violet in China White in Egypt yellow in Ethiopia Brown in London and America Black. The mourning color in Spain was White until changed by the Laws of Ter. And the yearly for admission to Harvard College Call together men of every degree of intelligence and stupidity. One of the candidates inst year wished to take has examination in French together with his other subjects. As the authorities offer an alternative in this study of taking either a written or Oral Examina Tion the candidate was asked As to his proficiency. Are you acquainted with the Ian inquired the professor. Was the reply i know it by sight but i am not yet on speaking terms with England Tell me o be spy gods that Wail in there not beyond this Vale some Boet sphere As yet Anvi swed. Where Earth s sorrows Neer intruder Tell me o be stars that Blaze. If there not Somo far Oft place where the never ending Yean a a watered Are by tears Tell me o be ones we with reluctance to Tho grave did be not in Triumph Riso from the co flu to Tho skies Susie m. Basil in Philadelphia lodger. The Merfle Muse. Dear of Blun i was broke in in Mon in the fall Oft be Turkot to spy in Oxford Street this Tot Mhz Asp Londt Horace cheap or of co Rae i had to look upon the rant we bargain and it was n Noble Book i one 1 to never seen nor can 1 Hope to the first edition richly bound and Claca As Cleavi can be and just to think for tired Pound ten i might have had that Pino when i wins broke in London in Tho fall of "89. Down at nosed s in the strand i found Ono fateful Day a portrait that i pined for us Only maniac a print of mme. She flourished years Birto Loral n daughter nod it thoroughbred you know a clean and handsome print it was and cheap at thirty Bob Thanh what f told Ijiro Salesman As i choked a rising Nob but 1 hang around As it were a holy shrine when i Wall broke int Avidon in the fall of so. At Davoy a in great Roscal Street wore Auto graphs galore and or. Davoy used to lot to con that pre Cious store sometimes i read what warriors wrote so Moo times a King s command Bat of Toner still a poofs verse writ in a mengei.1 hand Lamb Byron add son and barns Pope John son Brif t and Scott it needed Bat a paltry sum to comprehend the lot yet when Friend Davey marked pm Down what could i Bat decline for i was broke in London in the fall of 89 of antique swords and Spears i saw a vast Aud dazzling Heap that curio Fotion offered to at prices pass ing cheap Tho quaint old bureaus and the Wann ing pans of brass and the Lovely Ulde Oua freaks i found in Pew Ter and in Glass and Ohl Tho sideboards candlesticks the cracked old China plates the clocks and spoons from Amsterdam that antedate All of such Superb monstrosities i found an end less mine when i was broke in London in Tho fall of to1 Ohye that banker after boons that others Idle by the battered things the please the soul though they May vex the oyo Tho Silver plate and crockery All with Erime Tho Osken stuff that has defied the tooth of envious time the Musty tomes the speckled prints Tho mildewed Bills of play and other costly relics of malodorous be Only can appreciate what agony was mine when i was broke in London in tie fall ova when in tit coarse of natural lying i go to let no imposing epitaph my martyrdom record neither in hebrew greek or any classic Tongue let my ton thousand triumphs Over human Griefs be Sung Bat in Plain Anglo Saxon tint to May know seeks what agonizing pangs i be had Wiio Orr Hunt for freaks let there to writ upon the slab that Marks my grave this deceased was broke in London in Tho fall Field in Chicago Newe. The out in Tho chill of the Midnight gloom stood the youth with his Light guitar. A needing the Micro Tea threatening doom. Nor Tho Chanticleer s note. Afar. And he Sang full Long full loud full Sweet. To his lady love on Tho window who gayly sent him from time to time a Bud or a nosegay to cheer his rhyme. And this is Tho Lay that would skyward stay when he cleared his Throat and begun to play of lady whose smile i prize a Loose to me i Tho lettering fringes of thine eyes Koep not their Light away. The stars above Aro gleaming Clear each Sylvan voice a still nor comes Tho prying Sun to peer across Tho cos torn Hill. Dominion elections candidates. Of taboo. . . My Kral. . Luoin Macdonnell Curk. Brunt North Somerville Bothwell. Lansford. Mccleary ind Mills. Derbyshire Bruce. East. Can Rill Bruce. . Bruce . Meyers. Cornwall and Star Dun dds. Rom Durham East Clemts Durham went . . Full fun Essex . Esica fro. Tim Walker Klik Patriok Olvido. . Grei Ivylle South. Reid and Grey east1sproule Grot toy Ter. . Hastings Hai Tongi North. Bowell Hastings corbettcluto.1 Huron . Huron bout Mcmillan. Huron Kingston Macdonald Gunn. Edwards Lambton . Lambton West Lister. Lanark North in Nark Leeds and Leeds . . Middlesex kit. Taylor e. Marshall Middlesex nor Bhutchison Middlesex . Middlesex West. . Muskoka Norfolk Norfolk Northumberland eco phranc Ketchum. Northumberland Ontario Ontario South Smith Davidson Ontario West Edgar Ottaw Mackintosh Kobl lard. Perth Perth. to Tarboro be Tarboro Weet. Stevenson Hall Prescott. . Prince . Renfrew North. White. Renfrew . Russell Cassidy Simcoe Hli Coc a Lacoc Toronto Centre Cockburn Ken. Toronto . Toronto at. Victoria North Hughes Barren Victoria South Waterloo Kran Bowman Waterloo South Clare Livingstone Wellington Wellington North. Clarke Mcmullen Wellington Oduth. Wentworth North. Wordell Bain Wentworth South. Carpente Middle ton. York East Mackenzie. York West Wallace. Clements Manitoba. Allegar Ross Taylor Marquette Boyd Watson prove Iother Lariviere Selkirk Dale Martin Winnipeg Smith Campbell thrhitorik8. Alberta Helly Acyl Nebola East Dewdney Tariff Assn Boia West Davin Saskatchewan Mcdowall Montgomery Mikco Rdward Kings Mclean Mol Tyre Mcdonald Robertson Prince hand Rowland Perty Queen s Ker Diibon a Avoca 7. Blate Welsh Nova Scotia. Annapolis Mills Chipman i Antl Goluh Thompson or Olla Luray Cape Breton. Makcen Murray it Dougill hop hereon Fletcher pro Colchester Patterson Archibald Cumberland Dickey Casey pro Howard Digby Jones Bowers Guysboro Ogden Kirk Hall fax. Stairs Jones Konny Farrell haute Putnam Inverness Campbell Cameron Kings Bell Lunenburg Kaul Noh Pictou Tupper Mcdougal 1 Queen s Freeman Richmond Gillie a paint shul Burn White Robeitson Victoria Mcdonald Uoss Yarmouth Lovitt come Forth then to claim All Tho homage that s duo from Devotion to to love to you. No Ray Thad gilds the Arch above cad e or so steadfast Boas Tho Ibsen Strablo love Thod Falls my soul for Tho. Thed to nod Coy to Leab thy Liobov. And ramble Here and there for lights like these Wero Bado to Roab and breathe the Halby air. Cobo id new Fol the Cobbage b duo from your Post. A Lic Auty Ami a trea iture. Her yes Aro As Blue a the Blue of Tho skies when the morning its Beaty discloses and her Cheeks glowing Beauty description de fies with their mixture of lilies and roses. Tho Sunrise is Scon in the Bhim Morion hair that her Nock and her , and. The splendor of Moraine Canolty compare with Tho Luminous Gold of her tresses. Her month when she s Amlung shown twin rows of pearls. That gleam twixt the Caroline portals Call her the Gam and Perfec Tion of tire dainties sweetest her voice is As soft a the Coo of the Dove. And Sweet As the Bobolink singing her heart is a. Fountain of love. In freshness perennially springing. She s endowed with the Beauty of Poison and face possessed by the fair aphrodite or Helen Tho Peerless the sweetness and Graca that appear in the features of Clytie. Kane Eye her askance and the youth with a Chance of winning her hand should employ for she owns a big Bkwo of old crony Stock and a Cranberry Hoe Waquoit cod Itom. He favorite. He has a Protter rubber Ball about Onett mired blocks a horse stands of in stall. Five dolls with Early locks no Ond of cars Are his likewise with in Tafea by us Nore a set of plates with plaster pies a painted Brocery Stow. But with things he will not play of them he will not think but hovers All the Uve Loag Day about my pea and Ink. Kendrick Bangs in Harper s Young his ambition nipped. A smart Little boy in Utica was to be Aletter Carrier. A few Days ago he secretly secured Abon Teof old love letters that his Mother need since the courtship Days and Blatz in from Honse to Boose through out the neighbourhood. The sequel is not related but the probability is that Thea blight youth has no further aspiration in the letter Carrier one. Colum bus in Mac Lonch. Borden. Eist Hiuer Fraser. Yorston. Forbes. New Brunswick. . Allmor. Landry. Bouraue. Door ill. Mitchell. Veldon Kinikin. Day. nue. Charlotte Chipman . Kings Foster Northumberland. Adams St. John St. John county. Union Skinner. . que ukr. . . . Brom Fisher. . Ilo Lton. Chicoutimi Ansag . Dorchester. Drummond and hoc Claga Desjardins Lintot. Huntingdon Scriver Iberville Echord Jacques . l Laval Ulmot Jameson Montcalm Therlyn. Montreal Montreal Montreal . Nicolet Bosvert. Prince. Ottawa . Pontiac Mclean Murray. Bryson. I Oue Beo a. Quebec East Laurier. Quebec Quebec count Fremont. Richelieu Langevin Richmond . St. St John . St. Sherbrooke Hall . three Twomoon Talub . Yamaska Vancase. . Duraid butt my new Chat Elneter. Curbow Vancouver Sordon Dixon. Victoria prior Richards. Karle Templeman Yale Mara in the next few Days some fifty pieces of All Wool Fine Grey 300. Flannel for soc very slightly damaged. One Hundred pieces of print from last season to close out at your own prices some of which were 2oc and sateen now ice. Within a week s time we shall open out several Hun dred pieces of this Spring buy ing of print Ceil co notice this fact. Me san co. Move soon 566 main Street and would much rather sell their goods at Low prices than move them. Now is your time to procure your flannels cloths blankets Grey White cot tons shirting dress goods flan Nelette clothing under Wear boys and men s overcoats at your own prices. For ladies mantles at Cost orders from the country promptly at tended to. Correspondence solicited. 508 St. Fire fire now in the time for ton people to make year purchases. A big Stock of tweeds comprising suiting paintings Over coatings. Ready made clothing gents furnishings fur Coats and Caps. Us to be sold without Reserve at sign of Golden shears 824 main St c. A. Gareau. Sale commences to Day satisfaction the beet place to get it retail in at groceries vegetables fresh and Salt heat fruit flour and feed cheaper than any other store in the City for Money. Dyt am Abac Wood Fob Sale prompt delivery. A a-ilifso3sr, 452-460 Alexander St. Ladies and gents Fine boots made to order. duh. A a lie i Tamarato Wood i delivered to my part of he City for t6 Jar Ounn Ted ant claw. Kelly Bros. Co. 389 main Street Telephone 569. Is paper ;