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package of the same every time.
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to them for bringing Horses or Cattle into a thriving condition -
Creates a healthy appetite, insures a fiue glossy coat, and tones up
their whole system, You will get back your money spent over and
over again in the increased value of your animals through using
our Condition Powders. 25e per package ; 5 packages for $11.00.
'We give Special attention to filling Farmers' Receipts,
We handle the leading Magazines, among them "Harms -
worth's Self Educator," to which so 6nnch attention
is being called at the present time.
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
40UTa89N leXTWN8ION W. 8. & D.
Trains Leave Brussels Station, Nortl
and South, as follows:
eolka BovT9 GOING Seam,
Mail 7:08 sae I Mixed 5,;10 a,n,
Mixed•........11.•26 axe Mail 1144 mixlexprega...„, 8:02 p.m 'Express 8151 p,11
A ohiel'a amang ye takir' netee,
An' faith he'll prent is,
WARDEN SPAQlttrLN.
How does your label read ?
ROME Fair Thareday of next week.
How was the boating in y>ar cellar ?
O. 0, F, WILL meet next Taesdat
evening.
THERE are 94 inmates in the House of
Refuge.
Tanut, is a large attendance of mile
at Bruseele Paella eohool.
OoNoIDEea mE building will be done
next 8Baeon in this locality.
HAND in the name of your visitors to
Tax POST. We'll do the reel.
LAItae quantities of baled bay are
beteg ebipped from'•Bruesele G. T. R
Tam A. Y. P, A. of St. Johne church
will hold a sootal at the home of Mre. D.
Robb Feb. let.
THADIEOVILLE COUCH bye granted the
editor of the local paper e12 for pub
Mashing the council minutes in 1905.
A gonna of the members of the
Bruasel L
10 0rana o e
h d e will attend l
taneret of Jno. Owen, of Belgrave,
to day.
Sono better drainage plan hae to be
worked in several sections of Brne,ele if
theoomiog masons ate to be marked
by sadden freshets.
THE proposed purchase of a grooery in
Galt by John hfaKenzie, ot town, was
not completed awing to things not being
eatiefaotory to Mr, McKenzie.
Trio DIreatore of the Howiok Mutual
Ineuranoe Co. will hold their regnlet
meeting at Gorrie an Saturday of thin
week. Animal meeting on February 9th
in Gerrie.
Feiss have been expreeeed that the
recent open weather would be injurious
to the Felt wheat, but we are told that
such has not been the ease, ae it is look-
ing splendid.
THEM Will be a meeting ot the dire°.
tore of the Broseele Priblia Library halo
in the library rooms on Friday evening
at 7 80 sharp. Ali the members are re.
quested to be present.
Daren:we Fox has placed a neat Fancy
Goode Cabinet in his store which will
be a matter of convenience and metal.
nese. It 000110188 et prominent position
inthe drug store.
NOTION. -11.11 persons indebted to the
late firm of Stewart & Lowick
are regaeeted to agnate off 860onnte
at onoe end oblige the ander'eigued.
W. F. STEWART.
Tax Maitland was on n rampaige last
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, a few
menthe earlier than the ca86omary
Spring break ap. A large quantity of
ice, driftwood, oto., Dema down with a
rueh. Very little damage wee done as
far as we have learned.
DR OvoNs, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at 8math'a Drug
Store, Bruesele, on the first Tuesday in
eaOh month. Hoare, 8 a. m. to 1.80 p.
03, Oataraot, squint, failing eyesight,
deafness and nasal o9.larrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Nest visit, Tues
day,Febraary 6th,
LAST Monday about 4 9. m. the flood.
tide of the Maitland brought down the
wooden Weenies, known ea the Jae.
Mi1ohe11 bridge, It Spanned the Mait.
land on the roadside 1} miles East and
South of the 12111 eon, The cement
abutments were bath last Fall for a new
01886 bridge at this lactation.
'gamma YOUNG MUeI3IAN•-The toll
owing ahem from the Hamilton Heerid
refers to a nieoe of R. Leatberdale, of
Braeeete, and who is known by a somber
of the young people of this oommanity,
who will extend to bee their good wishes
in her 0000039 "lilies Pbyllio Leather
dale Ilse enocesetapy passed with firm
olase honor] the primary pianoforte
examination reeaotly held under the
aaeplcee of the nnivereity of Toronto.
Mies Leatberdale is a pupil of the
LOretto etademy.tl
Ronan os REPoox-Warden MAler,
Monty ooancillor Spackman and noaatl
Mork Thine Were at the Hesse of Refuge
fast week to consider matters oonneotl•d
with the fidaeoed of the inetitatiot, The
partioetar bnei0eee Wee not made known
and it was Matted al the meeting that the
details could not then be given to the
press, The 09.030 Of their visit ie, bow
ever, well known, it concerns a number of
the inmatee, who are Supposed to have
money to keep them, yet ref08e to eon
tribute to their maintenance. A ease le
reported of an inmate halting $500 in the
bank, but who denies having any, and
the One referred to is not the only one
Who le in the refuge who hae money
atered away. Under theee oieoametaneee
the bounty lei tight in taking mea6are0 t0
ittake thooe pay Who are able 10 de 80.
Elmo CO. °oanoil ie in session tbih
week.
LARGE gaantit•iee of wood were hauled
to town awning the past week.
BOatx farmers were plowing on Mon.
day. Not bad for January 22nd.
Tao Metropolitan Bank open a brand,
of their institution at Guelph on Febre
ary 101.
DONT forget to advertise. Oar readers
will gave money by reading the bargains
offered iu THE Freer.
Tux electric light was off duty for a
few nights thin week owing to water
banking up iu the boiler house.
Mum wi.1 the toe supply 00018 from
for 1906 to the problem being coneideren
by many in tbi8 end other looalitiee.
Tao animal meeting of the cheese
factory will be held this Saturday et
2.80 in the 0100011 Chamber. This
meeting wee poe•poned'eome weeks age
owing to the bad snow storms.
A GILT edged Dollar display Mase has
poked p,ed on the South side of the
eutran08 to E. 0. Dunford & SOn',-
4eot'e famishing store. It ie a novelty
bare but wul serve a good purpose.
SATURDAY afternoon of thio week, at 3
u'olook, the Executive of Eaet Huron
Liberal Aeaociation will meet in Brussels
to disease a tow mestere of importenee.
All the offider, are aeked t0 attend.
As THE PosT predicted Co. Oonnoiltor
Hugh tlpackm,n, of Exeter, was eleoted
Warden for 1906 on Tnesdey afternoon.
tIe will make a 00mpe6ent presiding of.
Boer and we wish him an enjoyable tern'.
A. T. awash. the up town butcher
„hipped last Friday 160 pound quarter of
bent to James M. Broaofoot, Autigoniet ,
Nova Bootie. This is the second quarter
klr.Cardenas shipped, Re got one
of
hes Obrletmao quarters who'll weighed
168 poatide. Jim likes good beef.
EPs, Canna, who bought a hardware
Mimosa in Moorefield'tome months ago,
leas disposed of his home ou Penmen!
abeam to Mre. Moffatt, of Turnberry.
1•ir. Caber has been at Moorefield for
the past month or so and Mre. Cotter and
family will m"ve next week. We wish
thew prosperity in their new home.
A SAD CASE. -Alex. and Mrs. MoLen•
nail arrived home Dm Tuesday afternoon,
£hey etate that Mindy ItioLennan is in
a very serious condition. He took the
parlytio stroke in a Harristou drug store
while attendlug to bneineaa as a hustling
dreg traveller. He wag taken home by
train and has been under the dootor'o
Mare gime. To make matters worse Mr.
and Mre. MoLenneu'e oldest eon ie laid
up with rheumatism in a Winnipeg boa.
pital. We hope both patients will
.peedily improve. The many friends
of the family Will sympathise very gin.
merely with the afflicted and elan with
Mrs. McLennan in her trouble.
VIoITmRe PE= TEE WEST, -Daring the
past week, A el. Orerar and Mies Natty,
of Beoeaarth, Manitoba, formerly of
Broeeel' ; Wm. Omar, jr., of Silver
Creek, Manitoba, eon of W. S. Crest,
a one time resident of the Bad con. cf
Grey sad Duman Stewart, of Sliver
Greek, a nephew of Alex. Stewart,
Tarnborry street, Braeeels; were revisit.
ing old wanes and renewing old eo•
quaintanoes in this locality. It is 24
years aims the Om mentioned gentlemen
went Weet and it ie 12 year(' since be
Was here. He is engaged as grain dealer
at Binscarth and associated with bis
two eons are also farming. Last year
they had 4000 bushels of wheat and 2000
of oats. F. MoPhereon, a 800 in•low to
Mee. John Sinclair, Braeeels, is also a
reeideut of Biusoartb, and we are pleased
'c hear fottane ie smiling upon him.
Mr, ()rarer took charge of one of the
grain storehouses for years au Bruseele,
b••iug employed by the bite Jae. Wilson,
Shoe. Shelton and Robert Graham
He notices many Ohaitgee in both the
people and place since he resided here,
We were glad to enjoy a good 0139.9. with
him.
IRA STBATTIN, of Stonewall, Mao„ paid
Summate a flytog visit this week. He
publiehee a weekly paper and the Poets!
Durrant in the interests of the Putnam'.
tare of the Dominion. He was sent from
the Weet as the epeeist delegate to the
union ootnmittee meeting of the Toronto
and Londoo Poelmeatere' Aeeooiaticne
that met at Toronto on the 12th of Jac•
nary at the Palmer Home, to prepare a
memorial to be pre0eoted to Hon. A,
B. Ayleswortb, Postmaster General of
Canada, for the bettetiag of the postal
service of Canada and asking for an ad•
vaocs in the ealarie0 of the Poetmaetore,
ttlo, Stratton represented not ouly Mani•
tobaatthat me8tiug.bet ltritl'eb Oolum•
bio and the new Provinces of Alberta and
doekatobewan. It is his jntentioo to visit
aeverat pointe in Ontario, Qaebee, Nova
Scotia and New Brueewiak, hold moat.
Inge and give lei:knee before going borne,
Ele le en old Ontario boy, end has nude
048 mark out West. He lea big man
every way, a Motley, and a apiendid
organizer. No graze grows ander his feet.
He le a Methodist and the Superintendent
of the Stonewall Methodi0t Sabbath
School whiob nnmbere shoat 120 Whelan]
who raised about $8 per bead foal year or
anent 9650 for Sabbath Sobool p0rp0809.
Cbey take 100 copies each of Onward
and Element $once, besides they have a
Atilt Blase library. In political Mr, Strat-
ton ie. an advan°0d Reformer and will
some day, not long either, he 0 represent.
Mlle 9f the 900910 in Parlianieni,
Statidatd Bank of na
w.a.m77yzmxxzt3:i 1672 .
TOTALII888'81'108 ()V886 FOND $aip0000t01
A 'Geiaei'atl ll a[6kink; $laWiliseeas UPstauksanted
`"`SBA rl/1N S BANKr'"
Accrued ilntereet is added to amounts every sly. Menthe and beoomee mimics!.
stems Deposit Aocorruit e -A 1PFOIAL ODNYENIENOE in use 1n Our Berlins De.
pertinent is the "JOWL Deposit" amount, Mouey may be deposited or trlth(rawn
by either of the two members of the household. This eyetem is it great ue=Van.
40008 to many residing In town. but more 009.118 lady no to farmers, as in the !alter
ossa whether man or wife comes to town either can attend to the Baukiq. An.
other feature of the system la that in ease of the death of either party the money
can be withdrawn by the survivor without 8081, We will tell y00 more abbot our
metho4e if you will kludly oull or write,
Married 'Women and Miners may matte and withdraw deposite without theta.
tervention of auy person,
BALE NOTES 04SiIED, COLLEOTED or may be lett for 8AFE•BEEPING
only for whioh 110 charge is made,
YOUR BUSINESS will 100868e oar oarefal and ooarteouo attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AGENT.
MONDAY was the fifth aonivereary of
the 9008001on of Ring Edward to the
crown.
Tea Baobolore and Benediots of Brus•
sale will give a Ball in the Town Hail on
Friday evening, Feb, 20d,
THonen a evening of this week the of.
fioere of Western Star Lodge, I. 0 0. F.,
tinseele, will be installed by D. D. G.
81. Douglas, of Wroxeter. Samuel Wil-
ton will LW the chief ()hair for the coin
lug term,
G. T, R. -Teo following shipments
were made from the etation here daring
the past week ;-1 oar hogs by Geo.
Beat to Palmerston ; 2 oars wheat by R.
Graham to Portland •
for exports and 1
oar by A. Baker for the seine port ; 1 oar
nay by A. Baker to Toronto ; 1 oar cattle
by B'aok and Barr to Toronto; and oar
.f Iloaecboid furniture for Dr. Irving,
ate of Walton, to tbe Oanadien Soo
inward ;--Geo. Thompson received a
„ar of flour from Keewatin ; and W. F.
Stewart a oar of coal.
R. MorINNBY DIas 130DDENLt• -R, Eta
Kiuoey. of Toronto, father of Bob. Mo
K'noey, proprietor of the Queen's Hotel,
of Oshawa, was found dead on the side of
the Grand Trunk Railway traoke near
,he Oshawa etabioo at 4 o'aook last Fri
day :morning the body being frozen stiff
Ohief Crawford, of Oshawa, was notified
at once and from investigation since
made the following !Rota have been
seoared. Thursday afternoon Mr. Mc-
Kinney left hie home at 682 Bathuret
.street, Toronto, in apparently good
uealtb, elating to hie. family that he was
4oi0g down to visit hie eon at Oshawa.
He pnrohased 16return ticket to Oahewa
and took the local G T. R. train leaving
rorouto at 6 p. 'm. AB the train
approached Oshawa it stopped as is
usually the ouetom for the engineer to
take water at the tack about two or three
hundred yarde Weet of the citation.
Cho brakeman bed previously called out
Oshawa and Mr. McKinney, thinking be
nod rea hed his destination, got off. R.
Norton,,nduot r of the train stated
that b
0 0 s anti moo et off nud'quite
caw ,g s g
to hem. Ho told him who he Watt and
where hs wee going and walked a abort
distance with him towards the Mallon.
Cbie is the last seen or beard of Mr. Mo•
Kinney till Friday morning when hie
body was found, as staled, near the
etation. Mr. McKinney was 70 years of
age, and had for some time past been a
sufferer from heart trouble. The body
war' taken toKiaaardine the former home
of the family, for internment. Deceased
hae lived a retired life in Toronto for the
past three years, bat is well known
throughout the Provinoe, hewing for
wears minim:ted the Albion Hotel in
Owen Sound. Abont 25 years ago Mr.
MoKinney aeeooia6ed with hie brother
Phoneme, kept the American Hotel,
Btueeele, and will be remembered by the
oider residence,
Business Locals.
Dwelling rooms to let over store, oom-
tortable and convenient. I. 0. RIMHAnxo,
Raw Fore blunted, Will pay highest
market prime. MoKAY & 0o.
Goon dwelling house for sale or to let.
Hard and soft water all tinder clover ; very
0onveuient. I. 0. Ern:ARDS,
Otte hundred aore farm in Morrie
towoebip for Bale at a 01090 prise. For
partioulare apply at THE POST,
SAM DRESSING. -Switches made out of
combing• and out hair.
Mug. R. H1NG0TON, Mill at. Weet.
FOR SALE, -Two hanging temps, flower
etaud, flower pots, fruit jars, wheel•
barrow, &0„ apply at MELVILLE MANBE,
WHEN saws are old dull and eat ot true
take ibem to MoOregor and he will
make them new. Mill St. Bruseele Ont.
As I intend to reside In Brussels I
would like to get work by the day. I
will be found at the reeidenee of Win.
Wilton Mee. WALTER PAYNE,
LOST in Obrtetmao week a pencil,
inoh long, niokel and Moue. A dollar
will be given to the finder by Mre,
FonaEtT, Queen St. Brussels.
DooeotIAE0No,-Mies Maggie Beam ie
prepared to attend to the wanbe of the
,adieu at their homes or at her own home,
Lot 29, Ooei. 8, Morris, Brawls P. 0.
WANTxn.-Oboioe Roil Batter 26o.
New laid eggs 800„ 95.00 mob for No. 1
Mink. (nearing Bale of Dreee goods,
Curs, oto. G. E. KIN],
W iogbam.
Ix you have rheumatism try Golden
Liquid, It will oars. Golden Liquid
t0 the beet llnireent, pain killer and
cough medioine on the market, Put up
and sold only by R. ODONE, Braude.
Two Short Horn bail delves for este,
One le 9 [moths old and the other 18'
months one a red and the other a roan.
Aleo Oollio paps for sale, Lot 22, Con.
18, Grey, Jae. D, Mohair, Oranbrook,
P, O.
Bose Woman to Bell THD CANADIAN
GBAPHia, ixNational I1laetrated Weekly
Erica five Osnte. Twelve eopiee to start
with Bent free. Addree8 :-THD Oats
men PODLtea1NG Oot1PANy, IMMO, 176
Vioturia Bt, Toronto, Ontario,
The Department of Militia will provide
for a foram of title ander 60,000 men this
year,
Ron, Dr, McMullen has retired from
the Woodetoek 0011091at8 Inetita6e Board
after forty three yeate service.
The 0. P. R. freight shed et Portage
la Prairie was dOeteoyed by Fire with
Moab of the 00nt31180 Lose, $10,000.
The body of Patrlok Youden, who wan.
sicked away from the Welland county
House of Refuge, was found frozen stiff
near Thorold.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
M1ee Habkirk was visiting at Blyth
this tweak.
W. Sewitt paid a bestow trip to Lie
towel ao Wednesday.
Mre Harris sr, be spending a couple
of weeks in Stratford.
Mies Edith Bailey is visiting with
friends in Gray tb•e week,
Mies Jennie Sellers of Blnevale is the
guest of Mre. R. J Williamson,
Bert Gerry and bride were visiting
N. B. Gerry at Blyth last week.
Barrister Sinolair was at Stratford
Loddon and Stratbroy this week.
Clarence and Hi'da Oaber are holiday
ing with their grandparents at Ethel.
Mre. Wm. Newsome bas returned from
a visit with her daugbtere in Chicago.
Mies Hazel and Orville Orone are
vi811ieg their grandparents at Canning.
ton.
Mise Nellie Harbottle bee returned to
Barrie after an extended stay in Brne
.els.
J. F. Me0rae was a guest at an Al
Home given by D. Ferugeoo, of Strut.
ford.
Oo. Valuator Leoltie is attending the
sessions of the Heron CO. Council this
week.
Nivea D. and Lena Beeper end Oarrfe
Hineeton .pent a few Jaye with Wroxeter
friends.
Mrs. A., Ranter hae been on the slob
Met but we hope rine will Boon be eon.
,volseeent. •
W W• Harris R. H. Green attended
the Dairymen's Convention at Iugereoll
tact week.
James Sliaw jr. and Theis, Nicholls
were away on a vieit to friends at Hensel)
and locality.
W. M. Sinclair was in Toronto Friday
and Saturday in the interests of the
Braeeels Oil 0o
Mise ace „0b whoes been iei •
Gr 0 hv t
ing her 8ist.r, Mre. A. T. Currie returned
home on Friday
bare W. J. Currie and eon, of the
Gorton House, Wroxeter, spent Sunday
with Mre A. T. Ourrie.
Mre. J. G. Skene and Mre. P. Scott
were visitors with Stratford friends
during the past week.
P. Hoge is visiting in town. He hes
been out West and it is reported that be
hes taken up land ont there.
Ed. Schwalm, of Mildmay, is visiting
at D. A. Lowry'e, Queen street. The
former in a nephew of Mre. Lowry.
Mies Maggie MoNab is confined to the
bones with paralysis of the face. We
hope she will soon be able to be out again.
Jno. Ritchie 433 acquiring a knowledge
of the art ioneoria, to the ebop of Jno.
8etvt1t. He should make a 80mpeteut
hand.
Mrs, A. J. L6wi0k and Mine Norma
are off on a holiday visit with relatives
9.0
pdointsifrsnda at London; Detroit and other
Mre, James Middleton and Richard
Gallia, of Winnipeg, are enjoying a viae
at R. Leatherdale'e.. The visitors are
sister and brother to Mre. Leatberdale:
Mise Mattie Orr, of Wineham, who
has been spending a few week
with Mien MerOoret Ament and other
friends left for her home last Saturday.
Mies Maud Scott, of Clinton I W. J.
Scott, of Monsomin, and Mies Living
etnne, of Blyth, were vieitore with the
Miesee Habkirk, Brussels, during the
past week.
Berl. Gerry left tbie week for Fort
William where he may embark in the
hardware bttsinees, Be hae had quite
an experience in business oiroiee and wit
no doubt do well.
W H. Kerr is visiting tbe A, 0 U. W
lodges in tbo Westerly neaten of the the
Co, this week as D. D. G. M. He has 20
lodgee in his dietriet with It total meth
bersbip of over 1800.
Barry Downine, Miss Lizzie Downing
and Mies Thurso. Gerry drove to Seafortb
Saturday afternoon with a epee of horns
and outter. They bad to exchange the
rannera for wheels to get home on San
day evening.
Mise Olive Mainprize, a former em.
plovee of Tn9 POST, bat who baa been
in Kincardine during the past Sommer,
hae eooured a position on the Preetne
Progreso, Another es.membor ot Tem
PoeT in. Norman M0Gnire, who to aloe
employed on the Pr. grew.
J. R. Cameron and Jae, Fax attended
the funeral of Mies Gordon at Laoknow
last Saturday, The deoeaeed was s
eieter of Dr, Gordon, of Ludknow, and
has been in poor health for some time
Miee Gordon has visited in Brneoele 0,'
varione 0009.8io00 and was a very matins
able young lady whose demise will be
regretted.
MO RST
MATaowe.-411 flannington, on Jen, 20th,
to Mr, and Mre. W. A, Mathew°, a
SOD..
aasaates exMan,
Oooit-Ounnw,-AL Eoho Bay, Ont.
on Jan, 17th,by Hee. A P. Stanley.
Mr. Wm. Cook, of Arthur, to Mime
Mattbn, yonngee6 daughter of tan
late Arthur Theme Garry, formerly
Of Morrietownship,
onxanan.
Elnan,-At Ethel station, on Saturday
Jan, Otp, Lillian, youngest (RDgbte
of John aril Mre. Smith, age,
18 years 5 months and 10 ''lave
810r0La,-In Grey, on tannery 10tH,
George Shiele, aged 77 years and 8
menthe,
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018 HONOR 5120, w. 110RT11I01( CLARK, R,0,
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MONEY ORAER5 iseoodpayable atlany $6 and muter 3sento
hooking town in OANADA (excepting the over $6.00 to $1000 it conte
Yukon lerrltory) wltbont charge, at the fol. over $10.00 to $80 00 10 Den to
lowing rates :- oyer $80.00to $00.00 16 mutts
DRAFTS for larger amounts issued at rcaeouable rotes payable at all banking
908018 in OANADA or IIN1T1012 8604.33396.
SerLt ixas 141,AdrPet",6etr' '. r
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on ell enure of $l and upwards
A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
,et.vMZTOST Notice
WEDNESDAY JAN. dN Msg.-Farm stook, The undersigned asks all indebted tothlm
Lot 18, Oen. 16, Grey. Sale anreearv„ to oral and settle at once as he hoe disposed
et 1 9. m. Frank Woods, prop, F, 8. of hie Siamese baeineee„the new proprietor
Scott, IMO. taking pOseese400 cu February 1st.
AL SON, Bronchi.
WEDNESDAY PSD. 73310. -Farm kWh,
implements, household furniture, deo,
Bo Lot 18, 0.,n. 8, Morrie. Sale nine.
served ut 12 o'Olook. Thos. R. Skelton,
prop. F. B. Scott, aao.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
�
TRAYBD ON Nit LOT 17,
Oon, 8, Morrie, about December 21st, a
r'ox Terrier bitch, .owner may have some
by Proving property and paying expenses,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
- Tbo,undersigned o$ere for sale his
house sod lot en the corner of Church and
John streets, Bruseele. First -elan. situation,
For further particulars minty to
10.3. W1L1rIAMe"M,
Yi. prie,or.
ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the Bxuese1e Driv-
ing Paik Association for the election of
Of6oers, the reeeiyiug of the report of the
Lireotore tin the poet year and such other
bosiueso as may b0 lawfully b,ougbt be ore
the meeting, will bo 118,4 at the American
Hotel on 'fuosday evening, January 00th,
1906, ate o'clock. F, 6. SCOTT,
Secretary,
200 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
��l bolus Lots 27 and 28,000 7, Grey,
1 mild Fast of 10 1 86. 56 acres plowed ; 18
sores Full Will at; 6 nares bush ; 20 twee
pasture lei d; halftime well seeded. Ig 1we11
fenced and watered, on premiee3 are com-
fortable dwelling Mune, bank barn 60x105,
horse stable, driving shed, windmill and
Olio. Posreseion Given March ,16th, For
pries, terms oto., apply on premises to L.
4.
MASON, Ethel P. 0, 20tt
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Gough long if you use
Fox's White Pine and
'llt'. You won't lose
anything if it . fails to
euro you -we will refund
the price paid,
You
agree that it is 0120 of
the very best Cough
Syrups you over used -
that is the almost gen-
eral opinion of, those
who have used it. 25o.
per bottle at
Fox's Drug Store
GR/teatiO4P .o0o Woxa hhtA'0P IaaseAI
Fall Wheat 73 75
Barley ' 42 48
Peas 70 70
Oats 82 88
Butter, tube and roils,,., 19 20
Eggs per dozen..,,.,,..,19 20
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Flour, per bbl 5 00 5 60
Hoge, Live 6 10
Wool 28 28
Brussels A New - Daylight - Store
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Eoam<hias ;n the stony s. New
We have just opened New Silks, Dress Goods and Trimmings ; New Laces and
Embroideries ; New Prints, Ginghams and Mullins; New Flannelettes,
Cottons and Cottonades ; New Shirtings-in fact New Goods
of every description that you would expect to get
in a Dry Goods Store.
2 STAPLE SP eI
7c Flannelette for 6c
-80 pieces good quality of Flannelette, 28
and 29 inches wide, in pink and blue
stripes, also dark checks, regular value 7e
011 Sale while it Lasts for 5c
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2
7c and 8c Roller Towelling, 5c
-12 pieces good quality Orash Roller Towel"
ling, 17 and 18 inches wide, colored
borders, regular values 7c and 8c
On Sale while it Lasts for 5c
New Clothing for Men and Boys
-A. full range of Strictly New, Perfect Fit- ---A deeded Bargain on any Overcoat in
ting Clothing for Men and Boys -Prices the the Store. It would be a good investment
Lowest.
foryouto
buya
u Overcoat V Oat llOw.
We are offering exceptionally good 'Value in .Men's Winter
Underclotpin ,, Men's Colored Spirits, Men's Mitts and
Gloves, Men's Cloth Caps.
NEW BOOTS AND SHOES
Strictly New Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and Children at .the Very
Lowest Prices,
$1.35 Women's Oil Pebble Lace Boots for $LOO
-60 pairs Women's Oil Pebble Lace Boots, all solid leather, Standard Screw Soles, width
F and B L, sizes 3 to 8, regular value $1.35
On Sale while they Last for $1.00
We pay the highest prices for Produce and we cheerfully refund money for
arty article bought here that is not�erf
p ectly Y satisfactory. We will appreciate
any business you may favor us with
Yours for Mutual Benefit,
G. N. MoLftREN'
Next Door to the American Hotel.
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