HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-10-18, Page 8Good Baking
Powder
is very necessary in successful
Baking. If you use our halting
Powder you can feel assured that
there is none better on the mar-
ket. Try some the next time
and we are satisfied you will al-
ways want to use it. The price
is 25e per lb. and we sell any
quantity.
WAL L
PAPER
Now is the time to pap-
er that room that you
couldn't get done in the
Spring.
We have a large stock
of Paper and Patterns
suitable for all rooms,
Bright Patterns from
5c. a Roll up,
li
R. SMITH
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800 65614 EITEN9i0N W. G. & B.
Trains Leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOINGSOOTO GOING NORTH,
Mail 1:08 a.m 1 Mixed 000 6,00
Mixed 11:28 a,m I Mail ,. 1:44 pan
Express 9:02p,m Express 8:61 p.m
nc..i ` Geis [tains
A ohiel's amang ye takir' none,
An' faith he'll prent is.
INDIAN Summer.
1'nio PosT gives the news.
FALL house oleauing is at hand,
W. F. STEWART reoeived a oar of prime
Manitoba when.
Pam of speotaole° and oaae found. En•
quire at Tao PoeT.
A FINE pair of blne Beagle bound papa
are now owned by Alf, Beaker.
EAST Hann Executive of the Liberal
Aeeooiatirn is called to meet at Brussels,
on Tneeday, 80th that., at 1,30 p. m.
Tan monthly Horse Fairs will be held
in Brussels as usual this Fall and Winter.
Aoeounoemeute will be made shortly ae
to dates.
TaANaeclviNo holiday fares on the rail.
way good goiug Wednesday and returuing
on Monday. Paeeeuger traffic will likely
be beavy.
Tau Tennis Club bave seb Friday,
Deo. 7th ae the date of their annual
C000ert and a Committee is arraogiug
for A 1 taisot.
OouoT of Revision on the new aide•
walk Bylaws will be held on Monday
evening, Nov. 6th. The offioial notice
may be read in the columna of THE Posp
tbie week.
Tau King's Birthday, Nov. 9tb, will,be
celebrated by the L, 0. L., of Brueaele,
by a eooial gathering in their Lodge
room, Thomae etreet. A abort program
of eddreeees will be given. Dr. Obis -
holm, M. P., for Ent Huron, hae been
invited.
TwELyE o'Caoc f SLUR.—Some of the
young people in to an have organized
what they designate a 12 o'Olock Club
and purpose holding aeeemblies in the
Town Hall twine a month dariug the
Fall and Winter. The fleet is elated tor
Friday evening of this week.
THANKSGIVING RATES.—Retaro Tiokete
on the tailwaye at single fare for the
roaod trip will be leaned for Thuukegiv
ing time. They will be good going on
Wedoeeday 17th and returning on Mon.
day, 22ud. The Hunters' Exooreio11 at a
single fare good going from Oot. 9th. to
Nov. 9th according to location. Good to
return Dec. 8th.
W. J. FAWCETT, of the Metropolitan
Bank, and family, who have not taken
up hoaeekeeping since coming to town
awing to inability to Secure a home, have
leased tbe line new brick residence from
Thos. Newsome, corner of Ring and
James etreete and will move iu forth•
witb. TIE Pose wishes them happy
years in their new quarters.
DR, Ovens, M. D., London, Eye and
Ear Surgeon, will be at Smith's Drag
Store, Brussels, on the first 'Tneeday in
each month. Hoare, 8 a. in. to 1.30 p.
m, ()stunt, squint, failing eyesight,
deaf0868 and nasal intent) treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit, Tuee.
day, November 8th, N. B.—Dr. Ovens
makes no cella.
NOT ACCEPTED.—In a desire to avoid a.
lawsuit the Directors ot the Grey Branch
Agricultural Boaiety proffered, thro0gb
their solicitor, the sum of $250.00 to
Mrs. Wm. Wilkinson, of Morrie, in
settlement of the suit for damages she
has entered. This was done of oonree
without prejndiae. The offer vette not
accepted. 8800.00 and oo6te was stated
ee the only 0180116100 on wbioh settlement
could be made. The writs eek for
31,000 from both Grey Branch Society
and East Riding Society.
WELL DESERVED.—B, hearty vote of
thaoka was accorded to J, Leckie at last
Saturday's Agricultural Sootety Direct•
ora' meetheg for the interest be bad
taken and the large ()bare of work done
in oonneotion with the Building Com•
mittee of the fine new Nall on the Fair
groande. Mr. Leek's was Ohairman of
the Committee and brought to the oifioe
a wide experience in the building line.
He aokuowledged the vote received and
thanked the members for it. The other
members of the Building Oommittee were
President Speir, W. H. MoOraoken, Geo.
Tbomeon arid W. H. Kerr.
WORDS Or PRAISE FROM INSPECTOR
OowLEx.—The Inepeotot of Continuation
Schools, R. H. Cowley, of Ottawa, visit.
ed the Brunel() Coutinantion School on
Tbhreday and expensed himself ae be.
tog highly satisfied with the school
premiere, school house, school equip.
ment, staff and pupils. He said that
the eohool bad a Provldoial reputation ;
that it well deserved it ; and that it was
the beet Continuation School be had
yet visited. He visited all the roma
and spoke in very eomplimentaty table
el the Public Sohool departments,
Brunch; should feel proud of its eohool
and etaff oftea0her8 and parente Amid
oo•operate with the teachers eepeoially
in lending their children to wheal every
day so us to enjoy the full benefit of en
edaoatloe so freely offered.
W. H. MoOnacicza is ellippiug n oar et
potatoes this week,
BRUeenns Voters' Liet Court will be
beld ou Thursday 25110 in8t at 10.30 a. m.
OWING to Tbankegiving Day and the
Teaoltere' Convention there will be no
eohool on Teuredey or Friday.
A NUMRER lr001 town and looality at-
tended the funeral of the late Wm. Jag,
Johnston, let line Morris, last Sunday
afternoon.
Bateman meeting of the A. 0. U. W.
will he held on Friday evening of thie
week. The members are asked to attend
for a epeoial parpuee.
JOHN HewITT, Game Warden, of this
locality, has received the deer hunting
licensee for this seethe. A few will go
North on these expeditions.
THURSDAY is Thaokegiving Day and a
mobilo holiday, The banks and other
buaineee plaoes will be closed and tbe
poetomoe hone 9 to 10 a. m. and 5 to 6
p. m.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM ban disposed of a oar
load of evaporated applee from his factory
to a Montreal dealer. They are receiving
quite a quantity of fruit at the factory
and wan favorable weather will ran tor
some weeks yet.
"DARE Ne 8" in the title of the new
story in thie week's issue of THE Poem.
01 course you will sot likely reed it but
your neighbor may ao lend him the paper
not forgetting to bell him that 10c will
pay for it to the 1st of next January.
Mina Grana,, of Wingbam, was here
ou Tuesday and resumed her vocal
class. A number of new pupils have
made a start. Mies Griffin is a splendid
teacher of vocal meeto both in theory
and the art and is also an expert in the
manipulation of the piano.
PAYING FALL FAIR PRIZES.—The Treas.
urn will be at the office of THE POST
from 10 a. m, to 5 p. m. on Friday of
this week to pay the Etat Huron prizes.
All interested ebould call and get their
money. Prizes not called for by Nov
tat will be mailed to the exhibitors at
their expenee.
WenNEenoY of thio week Min Spence,
special examiner, of Goderiob, took
the evidence in the examination for die•
oovery fa the suite of Wilkinson ve. Grey
Twp. Agricultural Sooiety ; and Metal)
ve. 8011th. These actions will Goma on
for trial et the oon Jury Sitting() at Gode-
rioh on Nov. 60h. The legal fraternity
was represented by Barrister Penton,
of Wiogham, and Sinclair and MacDon-
ald, of Brussels.
0ORaEoTIoNe IN FALL FAIR AwdnDe.—
Mie. (Dr.) Graham got 2ud for embroid-
ered sofa pillow instead ot Mrs. Zollener ;
Oliver Turnbull MoOraoken'e epeoial for
yellow giant mangolde ; Thoe, Davidson,
Tatman sweet apples instead of Jae.
Speir; Iet for golden rueeett apples went
to Oliver Turnball. The first prize
winner for blood turnip beets ie not
known as the entry ticket wee not on the
exhibit. Other ohangee may be made ea
a few other entries are in dispute.
NEwoore BEEBe CONING.—Western
Stec Ledge, No. 149, I. 0. 0. F., Brae.
eele, time made arrangements with New•
ton Beers, the diamatio impersonator,
of Boston, to present in monologae form
the sublime biblical story of "David
and Jonathan" in the Town Hail on the
evening of Tneeday, Nov. 1318, oom-
menoing at 8 o'clock, The story never
fails to internal and entertain and Mr.
Beers, who hes a Continental reputation,
will preeent it iu in beat form. Plan
of Hall will open in due ooaree at Fox's
Drug store, Keep the date clear.
Noe Ban.—Thio year W. H. MoOrook•
en, the well known prize winner of Brae -
eels, attended seven Fall Faire and oap•
cored 231 awards. The winnings were
a8 follows 1—
Blytb 29
Seafortb 43
Lietowel 34
Milverton 29
Atwood 28
Brneeele 88
Fordwioh 30
Total 231
Mao. oeaally geed to Dungannon and
Wiugham but missed them thio Fall.
Tem Mad.INERY,—The milliners of
Braeeele did not adhere to the old 008
tom of bolding "opening days" but bave
neverbbeleee the latest and moat faobion•
able goods in stook. It will pay you to
call sad see the styles before planing
ordere. The prevailing shades tbie Fall
are Bordeanx, Rheims, bleak, white
end deep and old rose, oetl blue, dark
greens and greye. Trimminge are of
all widtbe and all ahadee of oolore ;
velvet in prevailing ehadee is also 1111.
°rally utilized. Moire Bilk and plaid
are need where sailor effeot ft desired,
and wings and fanny vulture and
ostrich feathers and breasts are far
from being out of taebioo, In ehapee
the noble picture hat and the toque
are still fashionable, and sailors with
fairly high crowns are very good Ballets,
Flowers, which have been long in vogue
are hardly eafa0hi00able ae they wore,
but then as a rale they are only Spring
and Summer trimmings, am the beavy
winds and snows of Winter are aganiet
the nee of these pretty adotnmente. 00
the whole the millinery of the Fall of
19013 • 1e a little ahead of termer 0800000
9
in appearance and durability, and ' clear•
ly indioate0 that our arti81 milliners an
Peeping well Up with the cities in the
manatacture of all that le sweet in
womaule head adornnlbnt.
Standard Bank of Canada T H E
=t2iT$zax+xe3=F33:7 1672
SURPLUB, on RESERVE FUND 8 1,000.000
TOTAL ASSETS OVER 16,000,004
A General Sanking I'3ureinekete gars a itt.eteci
—4-NVSAVINGS BANK `e"
Interest paid from date of depoelt to date of witbdraWal at highoet (A0rreob retell
and oumpouuded half -yearly,
Joint Aepoett Accounts—A 10E0L4L CONVENIENCE 111 use in our Savings De-
partment Is the' Joint Dopoeit" account, Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either of the two members of the household. This system 1s a great conven-
ience to many residing in town, but more particularly so to formate, BB 111 6114 latter
ease whether man or wife emcee to town either ono attend to the Banking. An•
other feature o1 the system is that iu ease of the death of either party the money
eau be withdrawn by the survivor without eoet, We will tell you inure about our
methods it you will Mildly °all or write.
Married 'Women dad Miners may make and withdraw deposits without the M.
tervenccon 00 any person,
SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our oaretul and courteous attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, GEN. MANAGER. J. F. ROW LAND, MANAGER,
QUITE a number in this looality bave
beeu ill with a severe type of oholera
motion.
BALANao of 1906 free to all new flub•
seribere to Tan Pon who pay in Bd•
vane for 1907.
FALL FAIR NOTES.—The total finaaoial
prened0 of East Huron Fall Fair was
31010.00•—Toe. Moore made an inter.
eating exhibit of the White °awing
maohine fur which he holds the loan
ageooy,=1'he groan receipt), of the 00n.
cert were 8137.50. This might easily
have been iuoreeeed if the Hall could
have accommodated more.—Oonebabte
0,iver nabbed e young men near the
Toru Hall on the evening of the 0080erb
who was selling tickets, of hie own
maoufaotare, at 10 acute each. This
olever gent was pat in the lookup but
afterward liberated on penitently prom
ieieg better behaviour.—A row on the
street as the acumen people were going
home was not creditable to those concern-
ed.—Wein/2
once n-
ed.—Weio/2 oat for East Huron Fall Fair
fir 1907—the first Thursday and Friday
of October—with good weather it wili
we expect, discount the splendid emcees
of 1906.—A meeting of the Direotore of
the Fair was held last Saturday after.
noon 10 oloee up the bathing of the Fair.
Several errors in the list of prize winners
wee oorreoled, A proteet was presented
from MoLBaohlin Bros. as to the god
award for cotters. The matter was ora
eidered and it was decided to ask an oat.
side party to re judge the cotters,—The
queetion of eub•letting the new Agricul-
ture/ Hall was dismissed and it was aR•
auimono,y deoided that the Hall will be
reserved for the purposes for wbioh it
wee ereoted.
Business Locals.
Box to learn the drug buaineee.
Jae. Fox,
To RENT —Two upotair rooms. Apply
at Bmith'e Drug Store.
BLADE silk tob with agate attaohed
loet last Friday. Owner will be greet•
ly obliged to have it returned to Tam
POST.
WANTED boy, to learn blaokemithing.
Firet.alaae encouragement, and highest
wagee paid. Apply at 0008 to
D, Ewa & Co.
BOARD WANTED,—Lady and two
children went comfortable theme tor
Winter. Give full partioulare and pries.
Drawer 81, Brueselo.
To ANY ONE USING Bewe.—As I
claim to have expert practice and have
invented and am n8ing the latest new
and improved saw thole I oan give fine
advantage to oar costumers bona in
prion and quality of work. Call early
end you will not need to roeh. T. Me.
Gregor, Mill Bt., Brussels.
The new Pure Food and Drag Law
will mark it on the lobe! of every Gough
Oars containing Opium, OPloroform,
or any other etapityiog or poieon0a0
drug, But it peens Dr. Shoop'() Cough
Cure ae made for 20 years, entirely
free. Dr. Shoop all along has bitterly
opposed the neo of opietee or earootie.
Dr. Shoop's Gough Oare ie abeolately
safe even for the youngest babe—and
it mime it does not simply eappreoe.
Get a sate and reliable Cough Cure, by
simply 10018ting on having Dr. Shoop's.
Let the Law be your protection, We
cheerfully recommend and sell it. F. R.
Smith.
UfUIRUlI CHIMES.
There will be high mase and sermon
in the Catholic olearob, Braeeele, next
Sunday.
Rev. E. G. Powell ie assisting Rev.
Mr. Armstrong, of Ethel, in epeeist
evangelistic 800780nn On the evenings of
this week,
Thaokegiving service will be held in
Melville church on Thursday afternoon
of tbie week oommenoiO3 at 2 30. The
pastor will preach.
Bev. Mr. Oameroo, a retired minister,
of Hamilton, will preaob in Melville
ahutoh next Sabbath as the paetor will
be at St. Helene taking anniversary
services.
Ohrietian Moderation" was Rev. Mr.
Powetl'e subject last Sabbath morning in
the Methodist ohuroh. He proved ire
ueoeseity (1) In the eooial attaehmeute
of life ; (2) In oat griefs ; (8)In oar joys ;
(4) In our worldly permeations. The
evening text was "In the days of Herod
the King."
"They that wait upon the Lord shall
renew their ebrengtb,810." Was the text
oboeen by the parlor in Melville ohuroh
lams Sabbath morning. In the evening
he dealt pointedly with the leavening
infiueooe of Obrietianity, taking aa the
foandetion of hie sermon Romana 8 end
letter olauee of verse 22, "There i6 no
difference."
Wbileohnroh and Langeide Preeby.
tartan oougregationo extended a Cull to
Itev, G. P. Duncan,. lot Toronto, who for
9 yeare was etatlooed in Unionville,
The salary offered in 3900 and free
mange in excellent condition, with five
aorta of land, and four weeks' holiday°.
Mr. Damian accepted the call and
Maitland Presbytery met at Wbiteehuroh
on Taeoday, Oct, 16111, at 8 p, m. t0 tn.
duet him,
At the Dietriot Convention lett week
all Gerrie, Rev, E. G. Powell was 0151•
pointed as Preeident of the Summer
School Committee tor next year, It will
be run distinct from the Dietriot League
Ns far ss finances, &o •are ooneerned,
The reverend gentleman hart had several
yang of experience in ibis particular
elan of Work so should prove a good
Oommaodee•in•obief lo marshalling the
tones for 8 eohool.
SOCIAL.—A. Thanksgiving Social will
be held on Oot. 18th, under the auspices
of the bacbelore of Brunie Epwortb
League in the basement of the Methodist
church, An interesting debate of three
quarters of an hour will be given by six
baohelore. Subject, "Reeolved that the
opportunities for doing good in the town
of Braeeele are greater to the single mac
then to the married man." Lunch will
then be given after which an interesting
program will follow, OIme and get au
education on an interesting tubjeot.
Silver oolleotioo at the door. Meeting
opens sharp at 8 o'clock,
A Busy WErx.—This week Rev. Mr.
Wishart, B. A., pastor of Melvilleohuroh,
to having a buoy time. Last Sabbath he
prenohed twine, taught a<olaee in Sunday
eohool and spoke to the Weetminieter
Guild i Tueedny, preached at White-
church at the indaotion of Rev. Mr.
Dunoau, the new pastor ; Thareday
afternoon at 2.30, will conduct a Thanks•
giving 8ervioe in hie own church ; Friday
and Saturday, will oo0apy the pulpit at
LOoknow in connection with oemmunion
preparatory °steioes and Sunday will
preach nunivereary sermons at St.
Helene.
1Ylsesioaoits.—Tboreday evening of last
week a large audience aoeembled in Mel.
villa church to bear an address from
Nies Rattee. Rev. Mr. Wiebatt, the
pastor presided and Was assisted in the
opening exer0ia08 by Rev. Mr. Scott, of
Danville, Illinois. The speaker of the
evening gave an interesting 000onut of
work among the French in the Province
of Quebec and urged 0. wider interest in
the good work being done to introduce
the Protestant faith. The choir gave a
good anthem and Mre. (Dr.) Holmes tang
an appropriate solo with pleasure to the
oougregetioo. A Thank offering wee
taken amounting to over 845.00.
People We Know.
Mre. J. G. Skene i0 holidaying at
Toronto,
„Jho. Wilbee ie home from Stratford
for the holiday,
J. F. Rowland apeot a day or so in
Toronto last week.
Mice Pearl Sharpe was holidaying
with relatives in Gerrie.
Mrs. Neil MoLauohlin is holidaying
with relatives at Oheeley.
H. L. Jeokeou was in the Queen City
for a few days on a bnei0ees trip.
Mre, Pan/ and Mise 'Gordon are heli•
'laying with relatives at Blnevale,
W. F. and Mrs. Stewart were visitors
in Woodetook for a few days last week.
Mre. Jew. Lott hae been on the sick
let thie week bat is improving nicely
now.
Miss Linda Colvin ie epeuding Thanks-
giving, with her sister, Mise Mabel, at
Orediton.
Mrs. Jessie Kerr ie spending the
Thanksgiving boliday with relatives in
Listowel.
Mre, W. H. MoOraoken is enjoying a
vacation with relatives at Paisley and
E Iderelfe.
Mre. J. L. Kerr and Mre. Tarnbnll are
(pending the Thanksgiving holiday with
Rev. W. E.Xerr and family at Clinton.
W. B. Ballantyne, editor of the Einer.
eon Journal, lett for the Weet on Friday
afternoon after a few weeke' llolidaye
here.
Will. J. Bailey, of Sonia Falls, and
Norse Bailey, of Guelph, were visiting
under the parental roof in Brussels this
week.
Mre. J. F. Rowland has returned
from her venation and will be at home
on the let and god Wedndedaye of each
month.
H, and Mre. Baneton, of Brantford,
will spend a few day° with tbeir daugh•
ter, Mre, W. L. Leatherdale and other
old friends.
Mre. Harbottle, who baa been living
at Barrie, is here on a visit with her
parents, Joe, and Mrs, Howard, Jolla
street, Brussels.
Mies Maud Anderson, of Obe°ley, is a
visitor with her cousins, Mieee0 Jeau and
Margaret MoLaachlin, of Braeeele, and
relatives ho Morrie.
Mr. and Mre. Pinner, of Clinton, were
visitors in town on Tuesday. Mre.
Pinner was formerly Mien Lyda Sartiiff,
a one time Bruaeelite.
Mise Edie Wilton, who hae been at
Berlin, has returned to her borne here
accompanied by her grandfather, Thoe,
Simpson, who will Vieit here for a while,
Misses Bella Sanderson, Carrie Mo•
Cracker), Boa Molaiunon, Eva Cameron
and Jennie Randa and F. Fraser are
home from the Clinton Model for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
It is said Dr. J. A. MoNanghtoo has
deoided to go to Foedwioh to pra06100 hie
profession inetead of l000ting at Bree•
Bele again 00 wag hie intention. 3,
Ferguson will move to the MaNaughbon
home, John street, we understand.
A Bervie correspondent spetbks of for.
mer Brneeelibae as follows ;—The many
friends of Mre, dud Mies Fannon who
left Boryle a abort time ego, will be
pleased to hear they bave remind their
destination, Seattle Waeb., in natty.
They spenta few days with a brotber of
Mrs. Fanetou's it1 Toronto, anti left
there on the night of the ].0'h, Sept„ at
II 80, They were met by reletivee at
Pori Arthur, and again at Moosejew.
They arrived in Seattle on Friday after•
noon the 2141., having bad a very enjoy.
able joarney. Mre. and Odin Funeton
are I1oa018tent members of the Methodist
obnroh, and are deservedly reepeoted
bolb here and in Brunette, their former
home, for many genre, We wieb them
health, bappiceee and 0000008 in their
ROW home.
METROPOLITAN BANK
CAPITAL—Anthor'tzedl $2,000.000
CAPITAL—L°8Id up 1,000,000
RESERVE and Surplus Profits 1,183,133
Dtreetora
D, E, THOMPSON, B, C.
Vlee-Prosident,
RIB noxon tin, w, MORT1MER oLAB1, E,0, JAS, RYRIR
JORN FIOe011R008
W. D, ROBS, General Manager
8, J. M0011E,
President,
Tnoa, BRADalrnw, F,L,A,
THE METROPOLITAN BANE is open to receive the sonnets of
Farmers, Merohants ea,i Business Community generally and to give
careful ooneideratlou to all propoeale submitted to it.
It relies upon its past record for oourteoue treatment of Ire One -
tamers, and will extend every consideration bonelateut with 8o0nd
banking to 611oae who may doelre to transact business with, it.
Internal at HIGHEST OURREN' RATER allowed on all Same of 81 and upward()
BRUSSELS BRANOH • W. J. FAWCE'IIT, Manager.
Station Agent Henry is away on a deer
hunt in Fort William Oouotry. He wag
B000mpanied by W. Murray, of Walton.
Alex, and Mrs. Lewis and daughter
have removed to St. Thomas where the
former nae a eitaation at hie trade BB
Etnemilh. The many friends of the
family in town will be pleased to hear of
their prosperity in their new home.
Rev. 8. E. Beckett, B. A., a former
()apply tesober in Brussels Public School,
who hes been for some time peter of
Knox thumb, Winnipeg, boa received a
pall from the Presbyterian congregation
of Carberry, Man. We bave not learned
whether Mr. Beokett has accepted the
oval or not,
Bri0sels eehool tlonrd,
Regular meetiag of the Brneeele Pub
lie School Board was held in the Board
Room on Friday, 006. 121/2. Membere
present, W. M. Biooleir, D. 0. Rose,
R. Leotberdale and J. G. Skene. Min
utee of regular and special meetings
adopted. J. G. Skene preeented an so-
nnet of 35.65 for poe66ge, express and
freight. moved by W. M. Sinclair,
seconded by D. 0, Roes that the ao-
oo0nt be paid. Carried. Board then
adjourned. J. G. BREVE, See.
mORlw.
JoHNexoN.—In Morrie, on Ootober 71b,
EO Mr. and Mre. Edward Johnston, a
dangbter.
MOKAY.—In Atwood, on Ootober Brd,
to Mr. and Mre. W. N. McKay, of
the Bank of Hamilton, a daughter.
BEIIINow,tr. — Io Grey, on Oct. 1116,
Laurel Isabella, intent daughter of
W. J. and Mre. Hemingway, aged
2 menthe and 6 daye.
avcTxoN SAx.,73.
FRIDAY ORT. 19TH.—Farm stook, im•
plemente, 460., North a lot 24, Oon. 5,
Morrie, Sale 000848000d at 2 o'clock.
MoLaoohlin Bros., proprietors. F. S.
Soomt, 1800.
TUESDAY, OOT, after—Farm stock, im-
plements, &o., Nd' Lot 19, oon. 8 Morris.
Sale without reserve, at 1.30 o'clock.
JAMES TURNBULL, prop. F. S. Scoot, two.
H25'r.TSS25:I.,S A6-[l.RSix9"S'S,
Fall Wheat 68 69
Barley 40 42
Peas 72 73
Oats 32 32
Butter, tube and rolls18 19
Eggs per dozen 16 17
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Floor, per bbl 4 60 5 20
Hoge, Live 6 40 6 50
Wool 24 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
STOCK FOR SALE—THE UN-
DEnetGNED offers for sale u Roadster
Yoarleng Colt and a Roadster Foal; a 2•year
old Heavy Draught Golding and several 2.
year old H81(008, Lot 16, Goo, 0, Grey,
15.1f JOHN MENARY, OranbrookP,O.
LANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES.
Notioe is hereby elven that a net of the
lands for sale for arrears of taxes lane been
prepared and that copies thereof may be
laud at thio office, end that the list is being
published in the Ontario Gazette, in the
issues of August 18th mud 22th, and Septem-
her let and 8111,1000, Bud that in default of
payment of the taxes and ooete the laude
will be sold at the Court House ,lfl the Town
of Goderiob, on Tneeday, the 4th day of De-
cember, at 2 o'olook in the afternoon.
8-8m W25, HOLMEB,
County of Huron, 'Treasurer.
Treasurer's Otaoe, Goderioh,OAug. 10, leo6.
AUCTION SALE 01? FARM
SToox, I1n'LEMENTB, &o.—F. S. Scott,
auctioneer, has been instructed by tho un-
dersigned to sell by nubile auction at Nd
Lot 19, Coo. 0, Morris, on Tuesday, Oet. 90th,
at 1 o'olook, the following property, viz :-1
heavy draught mare supposed in foal t0
old, 1 driving
1 lreevy draught borne 5 years
0181, 1 driving mare 12 years old euppoeed in
foal to Replan wttumaplau colt 9 mars, 1
old et area, 1 Costumer 1111y rising 2 years, 1
mare 5 years old supposed to 100.1 to "Master
of Art," 1 roadster 2 years old, 4 erre sup-
posed in oalf, 1 farrow 0080, 1 steer rising 0
years, 3 heifers rising 8 years, 1 atter rising
2 years, 9 heifer's rising 2 years, 8 Spring
oalvee, 1 Massey -Harris binder, 1 Wiener
seed drill, 1 pair bob -sleighs, 1 set iron har-
rows, 1 gang plow, 1 root pnlper, 1 tanning
mill, 1 wheelbarrow, about 80 hens. All to
be Bold without reserve as the proprietor ie
going West. Terms—All surae of 55 and un-
der oath, Over that amount 12 menthe' credit
will be given on furnishing approved joint
notes ; 6 per cent allowed off for oast on
credit amounts. F: S. SCOTT, auotiouoer;
JAMES TURNBULL, Proprietor.
You won't
1
You Will
cough long if you uee Fox'e.
White Pine and Tar. Ib
euros Colds, Coughs and all
irritations of the air pas -
Rogue. You won't lose any-
thing benaueo the refund your
money If not satisfactory,
but
agree that it 18 the beat med-
icine for Coughs and Colds
you nava ever bried.
25c Der Bottle at
FOX'S
Drug Store
Voters' List Court.
Notice is hereby given that a Oonrt win
be held, pureuaut to The Outeri° Vetere'
List Ao6, by His Honor the Judge of the
Comity Court of the County oI Huron, at the
Township 11 all, on the 24th day of Ootober,
1000. at 11 c'oloolf In the forenoon, to bear
and determine the several complaints of
errors and omission in the Vetere' Diet of
the Muuieipality oI Grey for 1008. All per-
sons baving business at the Court are re-
quired to attend at the said time. and Cleo°.
Dated at the Townenip of Grey this 4th
day of October, A. D, 1000,
JOHN MOIOTOSH,
Clerk of Grey Twp,
AUCTION SALE
—0E—
Valuable Farm Property
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Under and by virtue of the Powers of Sale
in a certain Mortgage made by one Alfred
Ward, to the Vendor now in default and to
bo produced at the time of Salo, there will
be offered for sago by Public All°tiOn at the
Central Hotel in the Town of Brussels, nu
Saturday. the Third Day of November, 3500,
at the hour of 12 o'clock noon:—
All and singular that certain parcel or
tract of /and and premises eftuate, lying au,i
being in the Towuelitp of Grey, in the Coun-
ty of Huron, being composed of the West
Half of Lot Number Thirty -tour in tho Fifth
COnoeeeion 01 the Bald Township of Orey,
containing twenty-five acres, more or lees.
Tan= 028 8ALL•.--The property will be of-
fered for Bath Bubjeot to a reeery0. bid. Tou
per cent of the purob0s8 money to be paid
to the Vendor or her Solioltors at tbe time
of sale, and the balance within Thirty days
thereafter without intermit. It desired an
arrangement wilt be made try watch part of
tbo purchase price will be seemed by Flrot
Mortgage with Interest at Five and cue -ball
per cent. For further particulars apply t ,
HEIGHINO TON Jr LONG, Home Lite Build -
log, Toronto, Solioltors for the Veudor ; or
to A.B. MAODON ALD, Bolioitor, B russets,
Dated at Toronto this 801 day of Ootober,
1000. 14.9
Brussels Daylight Store _ G.. N. McLaren
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Ladic& Fur Coats
We have without a doubt the very best values to be bad in Ladies' Fur Jackets—Trim-
med and Plain. There are none better and few to equal our Jackets at the prices. We start
them at $25.00 up to $50 00, with all the between prices as well. We have something "Spec-
ial" in our Fur Coats. In the first place, they are "interlined," that is there is a heavy fitted
lining between the skins and lining proper—this relieves the strain on the pelts. This "costs
extra" but we have learned from experience that it pays in the end. Then our Coats are all
lined with extra heavy Skinners Satin, and in places where there is extra strain on them they
are hand sewn with linen thread. 'They are made from choice soft Skins, good curl and beau-
tiful bright gloss. They are perfect fitting garments and are guaranteed by the makers and
by us. We cordially invite you to pall and examine this. stock and compare them with others.
Fur, Kufs, Stales, Caperilnes, Caps and . Muffs
In all the newest designs—Natural Sable, Dyed Coon, Grey Lamb and numerous dyed
Furs called by different names, and the prices are the lowest, at from $2.00 to $18.00.
Jtlen's and Boys' Suits and Overcoats ready for your Inspection
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Overshoes—complete assortment
Winter Underclothing for Ladies 4' Children, Men & Boys
Here's a Good Thing in Flannelettes
Just now when you can make good use of some wide Flannelettes we offer you a snap
worth investigating. 17 pieces good quality, fine, even weave, 85 and 86 inches wide, 80
in a choice range of patterns ; take them while they last at per yard v
81.35 Black Sateen Underskirts for 98c
5 dozen Women's extra heavy quality Black Sateen Shirts, extra full sizes, beautifully
made, all double stitched, lengths 88 to 42, are good value at $1.35 ; take tliom 980
while they last at each v
eloth Coats for Ladies and Children
We have had wonderful success for this, our first season in Brussels, in this depart-
ment, and have still some choice garments left. We have also some splendid linos in the
Children's Sample Coats. We are in a position to save you money on these.
Dress Goods and Trimmings Ladies' and Men's Furnishings
Always the Highest Prices for Produce Goods Right or Your Money Back
Yours for
Mutual Benefit
G.
N. McLaren
Next Door to
American house
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