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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-11-22, Page 4CIc aritssits' a i THURSDAY, NOY. 22, 1906, Ix ie hinted the I,iberale may not plane a candidate in the field for the Legies lative bye °lotion at Hamilton caused by the demige ot Mr. Oarecallen but will probably support the Labor candidate, Leer Sunday morutng Hou, Senator Vidal died at bee homes)! hie eon•m•law at $aroia, in bie 88th year. He had been in poor health "for about a year. The demand gentleman was an able exponent of Prohibition and was widely esteemed and respected. Be was ap- pointed a Senator by the late Bir John A. MaoDonald in 1873, 2ND PRIZE ESSAY, "The beat eyetem of oultivation in con. notion with mixed farming to clean and maintain the cleanliness of our farmer" written by Walter Broedfoot, Brussels, Ont„ in the Eaeay competition offered by East Euroo Farmers' Inetitote. I thiuk the farmer's troubtee ae regards weed eradication might be checked to a very great extent by adopting a more careful method of baying and eowiog of eeede, particularly the smaller eeede, snob tie timothy and plover. It has Barely been proven often enough by the leading egrioalturaliete of theProvinoe, espeoially the Farmere' Inetitote speakers, that the buying of cheap and interior grades of grass eeede is one of the moat dangerous kinds of economy. Now the great question with ne all ie how oan we get rid of the weed eeede that at present are buried on moat of our farms waitiug for the ret opportunity to grow and prodnoe another prop ? Spring ie the season I might ray when we start again to fight the weede. The land intended to be sown in Bpring orope should be in snob a condition as to grow a good,thiek, heavy orop in order to emutiler out ae many of the weeds ae get an early start. Wild oats, as a rule, will grow up through almost any crop and the beet method to get rid of them and at the acme time get as mob use ae is possible oat of them I8 to 181 them grow and out them in the milk stage tor green feed, whioh is a good feed for cattle and horses in the Winter months. This role as regards wild oats oan not be followed year atter year on a very great aoreege on moment of growing other hay crops. Boob laud and all other stubble land that is not seeded out for a bay orop should be gang plowed immed• lately after harvest. Surface cultivation, espeoially in dry Autamue, affords us the best meaue for destroying all varieties of noxious weeds. The fields that have produoed early orope, eaoh as clover and green feed, are the places that we can start early oultiva- tion in the Fall, more espeoially is this the case in the menthe at Jul and August when after a heavy rainfall a great many of the weed eeede germinate which eau be killed by frequent appnca. tion of the common barrows, the oulaive• tor or dieo harrows during September or in case other work becomes too pressing they oan be plowed under later in the Fall, Root (trope, eaoh as corn maugete, turnips and sugar b,, 18 are the beet orope to grow when we int,.nd to kin the weeds mostly by hand oultivation. 13111 the amount of land we out, oulti• vete with the hoes and waffler is limited ooneequenbly if we aim to ocean oar farm le ie certainly the beet method of doing so. A flock of eheep on every farm would eat and destroy alwoea au the weede that would grow ou the pasture fields and nn- °ultivated lauds. Nowa word a8 to rotation of crops might not be amiss a8 regards the eater. miaatio0 Of weeds. The wild Clete a goodly number of farmers will admit to be one of the worst pests we have to deal with 80 t00 maths ,attention oaunot be given to a well tried lan, That is wee crop out as green feed, consisting of peas sod wild oats, followed by Fall wheat and this seeded to clover making a 3 year rotation whioh might be obanged to a 4 year rotation by the ,,additton of one year in roots between the clover and green feed, VW al 0001. ADDREBB AND PRESENTATION.—Their Wee a large eateudanoe of the members of Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1665, Indian Bead, Seek., at their regular meeting held on November 2nd, to bid farewe,l to their Worehipiul Master, Bro. Geo. W. Hamilton, upon his removal from the town of Iudian Head, Saskatobewan. Atter the regular business of the evening was finished, Past Master Bro. J. A. Phtltpe, requeeted W. M, Bro. Hamilton, to allow him to take the obair lar a few minutee. On thin being granted, the Chairman asked Bro. Hamilton to Dome forward wbeu the Rev. 1'. Holden, pre. eeuted him with a beautiful gold trimmed pipe eooloeed in a leather ease and the hollowing addceee :—To Bao. EAour,00te,— Worshiptul Master of L. 0. L. No. 1665, We, the memuere ot L. O. L. No. 1665, hear with regret of youriotended depart- ure from our town and take Ibis oppor- tunity ot expresetng or love and esteem for one who has been eo good and faith- ful a member of our Lodge. We ask you to aooept thio small token as a mark of our appreeialiou ot your 80rv4088 a8 Master 0t, our Lodge and as you make nee of this token may it always remind you of the pleasant times we have had here together:. May the cloude expelled from tbi8 pipe be Moeda of oomtort and oo0lent, dispelling all other donde that may arida. May it fled yeti ready to up• hold and further the best interests of our • Order, and give a helping band to a brother in diabase, Wishing you con. tipped moose. Signed on behalf of the Lodge, JOHN A. PDmIPe, Past Master, 1'. Homo, Rea, Beaty. Bro. Hamilton was so taken by surprise that he scarcely could find worde to ex- press bie gratitude and appreciation for the beautiful present he received. He tbauked the brothers for thole kinduege and hoped the Lodge would °patinae to prosper. He telt eorey in leaving town as fle bad made very many warm friends Miring bis short otay amongst them and assured them -that the remembranoe of the happy times spent With the brothers of L. 0. L„ No. 1660 Would long live in hie memory. After the close of the Lodge Bro, Oamllboo, on beball of the Lodge, caked the members to go with him to the Oxford ogle where "mine host" Uolkine bad prepared a epleudid repast and where the brothers did ample juatioe to the good tillage provided, A very pleasant evening was brought to a oleo by the company all joiutug Lu Bing, Ing the National Anthem and w1811iug Bro. Hamilton Bou voyages. G orrie. Amor Willie tree Bold hie farm on the 9161 000, to Fred. Taylor for the sum of $4000. Obae, Toltoo was gives the control- for ontraotfor running the rink for the Doming Winter, The ohoir of St. Stephen's ohurob purpoee giving au enlertaiumeot in the near future. Mies Maud Skilling has been engaged by the Methodiet oongregatioo to ass at their organist. A eooial under the auepioee of the Presbyterian Sunday Sobcol will be given i0 the Town Hall on the 30th inet Mise Lizzie Greer lett for Toronto when she will go into the Training School of the Western Hospital and go through for a trained nares. Geo, Town disposed ot tbe Albion Hotel to Geo. Howes, of Mount Foetal. The new proprietor will take possession on Nov. 26th. Mr, Town purposes going West where he will enter into the bate boluses with Juo, Munroe, at Borden. Sask. The following ere the officers of the Hockey team :— Hou.•Prea. —Dr Obishelm, M. P. ; pree.—Lorne Shier : vioe pree.—Dr. Whitely ; sec.—H. V. Holmes ; treae.—J. E. Greer ; manager. W. J. Sharpie ; managing oom —Lorne Shier, H. V. Holmes, W. J. Sharpin, Memberebip fee is $1. C 1 Anton. Oantelen Bros. shipped over 12,000 Ibe. of dried apples and 4000 Ica 01 batter, F. R. Hodgene, Olinton, has been elect• ed auditor of the Tioket Agents' Aaeuaia. tion of Amerioe, a position no nue la more oompetent to 01, The Jackson Bylaw having tarried is Goderiab, the firm ie making preparatiou to go ahead. Already premises have been soured, and a number of appltoa. tione reoeived from gide seeking watt nous. Thomas Jackson went to Toronto tale week to eeo0re suitable machinery. It will take about a month to instal this, and the firm expects to start work on or aboatthe 'Lud of January. Mies Beatrice Greene, who has beet, visiting in Vermont has returued t0 too, having met Rev. J. Greene at 'Toronto o.. hie return from the West. Mr. Greets bad a meet eujoyable time, meeting many old friends in various parte of th, Canadian and American West. Whun he thiuke there are m arvelloue oppor canities for young men there, he is met oonvinoed that in many oases the material is crowding out the epiritaal. D. Cante!on, who has had a large staff of mea pinking and packing apples an Fall, oouolnded the work of paokteg o0 Saturday, and laid off the majority o1 hie mea. He Dae already filled three separate orders of five iboaeend barrete eaoh, one lot going to Wtauipeg, and a uhipmeut to Calgary. Notwithstanding the foot that Nova Scolia 15 8 large apple produoing Proviooe, Mr. Oantelon filieu an order of nae thousand barrels fur St John, N. B. By the end of the seam he expeobe to have handled some 86,000 barrels, Or Over 200 oar loads. It hnparee Strength .Tnelthink of the euormoue strength- ening power Ferruzone pueaeees-ooueider what it did for H. V. Potter, well know. in Siugeton,I was subject to spells of dizzmeee. For eight month'e I had in. tense pain in my right aide between the shoulders. I wee inmost ioonrabte with weakueee and lack et vigor. Often 1 soaroely ate any breakfast and felt miser. able all day. Nervous, easily excited, troubled with heart weakoeee and tack of vigor. Ferruzone restored and nourish ed me beak to health in short order." Whatever your weakueae may be Ferro zone will oars. Pride 50o per box at al, dealers, Greer. The Anon! meeting of the Silver Corners Beef Riug was held Monday Nov. 120h at the resideuoe of Janine Denman. Meeting was a 8aooeee, flint five members preeeut wiudiug up the business for 1906. We were sorry to hear that our butuber, Mr, Denmau, re. signed ae be proved an exoadent 600 boost butcher. Saudwiob, Dake and ooffee were eerved at the oloee Of tbe meeting. A hearty vole of thanks was ,eodered to Mr. and Mrs. Deumao for their kindness during the past five eeaeone. The Clintoo New Era Saye of a former resident of this township :—Rev. elr, Kerney, who comae from the Dtuoeee of Ottawa, hae been appointed Rector of the (Marabou at Holmeeville, Summer, hill and Mlddletone, He ie endeavoring to aware a house in town, and wilt ,ikely eater on hie new duties it week from Sunday next, Ou the way here one of hie horses got badly injured by the shunting ot the oare at Sharnot Lake, and will not be fit for use for some time. Mr. Kerney 1e au old Haroniau, having attended Olinton Collegiate some years ago, when bie home was near Braeeele. Olinton News•Rscord remarks of the game gent!emau :—Rev. W. F. Kerney, the DOW pastor of the Holmeeville parish, arrived on Tuesday and ea be has de• aided to make tbte hie headgaartere, has bean looking for a suitable dwelling. He bee not found the eearob an easy one, Mr. Kerney spent hie youth in Braeeele and was a school mate of Dr. Shaw. He is a likeable man, and we doubt not bat that be will soon grow in• to the esteem of parishioners. SCHOOL REPORT.—Branding of pnpile for the mouth Of °ebober for S. el. No. 4, Elmo and Grey. Br. I—Daisy Vine, 866; Roy Hamilon, 608. Jr. IV—Fred Lnoae, 466: Willie Stevenson, 8681 Jean Hamilton, $56 ; Olareuoe Netheroott, 808. Br. III—Boeeela Wileou, 800 ; 'Tommy Vine, 761; Sam Rattan, 480 ; Water Thompeon, 149. Jr, III—Margaret 018880eo0,583 ; Jeeaie Stevenson, 628; Elsie Hall, 447 ; Albert Annett, 272 ; °aerie Hanna, 190 • Be. II—Maud Lucas, 554. Br. 1I—Lila Wilson. 515 , May Jobneon, 487, Jr, II—Itoey Mont. ornery, 466; Glen Vine, 426 ; Minnie Marten, 889 ; Lily Betrnee, 270 ; Gladys Bowland, 249 ; Lottie Thomson, 202 , Mauetta Beirnes, 108; Olifford Row land, 169. tar. I—ArthneHamilton, 622; Tommy Foreman, 455; Milton Brant, 289 ; Charlie Mair, 289 ; Wihie Steven. son, 266; Mary Holt, 126 ; Edna Stewart, 116. Pt. I. Jr,—Lewis Marten, 201 ; Harvey Belrnae, 187 ; Osrl Vine, 68. Promoted, --Mand Lnoae, May Johnston, Lila Wilson, Clifford Rowland, Gludye Rowland. Attendance 89. T, T. Swinge, Teacher. ;lain erwtovv . L. 0. L.—The Kincardine Reporter says :—TOeedey evening Bethel L. 0. L., No. 1226, celebrated the anniversary of Fawke'o day by an entertainment it/ Goy their lodge room. The plane woe crowd• ed, standing room being at a premium. The program wee an exceedingly long and good one and was of snob a varied oharaoter time everyone was oatisfied. At 8 o'olook the obair was taken by J. J, Hunter, who palled upon the Metbndiet oboir for the opening pieoe after whioh Rev. Mr. Pomeroy led in prayer. Wesley Potter was next palled upon and bie gramophone, whioh is an ex0elle01 one, reudered several excellent numbers dor• ingtbe evening. There were comic siva eaored nos and exoelleut monologues. Ruth Snowden gave a good reoitation. Mrs. MaCoeb and Mr. Btraoban were heard in a duet to good advantage. Wm. Urielopber Bang a sentimental song. The Amberley month organ band, oom- posed g of J. Ferguson, R. Steele, McLean, R. Graham and Mies McKenzie at the organ gave several eeleolious, +bowlng them to be eminent P erformere Mr. and Mee, Bell gave a character duet, •ioging well, Hattie Henderson reoiled nicely and E. Miller rendered a fine reading of a Seotob sermon whioh kept the andienoe in roars. Willie Rioe re. cited "How tether rode the goat," Messrs. Bell and Strachan gave a voosl dolt and the oboir joined in the °borne. Wesley Pollock had a flue new monologue heard for the first time with pleasure. Riohard Graham Bang a eenlimeutal song in hie noel capital manner and 1liaeee Sarah Elliott and Lizzie Welch, both gave excellent vooal nowhere. The pieoe that was hugely enjoyed was the vocal quartette "Mortgaging the farm," the performers beiug Mrs. MoOoeh, Mee, Bell, and Mears. Bell and Straohan. .•liaeera. E. Miller and Walter Diokaeon, Also gave vocal uumbere." Mies Annie dtraoban performed the dotiee of a000m• pauiet for a number of the vooaliete moat sooepte.bly. Morris+. 0onftoENnAToax :—At the recent meeting of the Quarterly Official Board of Blue - vale oiraafl, the followlag was passed. We the members of this offioiel board ,seembled Nov, 5th desire to plaoe on record an expression of our esteem for and our appreoiatloo of our dear departed brother, W. J. Jobnelon, er., who was for many years a faithful and sixties member if this board. Oar beloved brother was a lover of the honee and work of God, regular in hie attendance upon the same 0000lnal in meeting and leading his clave cud faithful in the dieoharge of hie duties in connection with the oborob. Good, kind and tree to all the minietere and their families, hie home always open to them, and he himself ever ready to do what he could for their comfort. Our orotber has one on from our midst and we mise him greatly, but the influence of his Ohrietiao oharaoter remains with tut. We shall mise hie obeertel preeenoe, hie wise 0000ee! and hie helping hand. We deeply mourn our lose and do sinoerely eympatbiee with one slater, Mrs. Johne. ton, and also the family whose bereave. me0t was so sodden and eevere. But our lose is his gain, he has one so hie '14001ous reward, and his worke do follow him. He has been gathered into the heavenly garner se a shook of Dorn folly ripe. May the Lord our God bestow We blearing of oomtort and support on our bereaved sister Joi nateu and every mem• ber of the family, and grant to each member of this Official Board that grape which shall stable 08 to live and work for Ohriet, that we may finally see with our glorified brother the reward of faith. WI servants of God. "0 happy, happy Boni I In ecstasies of praise, Long as eternal ague roll, Thou Beeth thy Saviour's Lace. Redeemed from earth and pain, Oh 1 when shall we ascend, And all in Jesue' presence reign With our translated friend 7" On behalf of the Official Board, ARTHUR SHAW, GED, Bens, Pastor. BoHooL REPORT.—Result of the Fall Term Examinations of B. S. No. 6, Morrie. Names In order of merit :— Jr. II. to Sr. II.—Mary Cole, Charles Oole, Jessie Johneton, Beeeie Wight. man, Olarenoe Martin, Norman Stone. noose, Willie Irvine, Gertrude Arm- strong. Br. II. to Jr. I1I.—Oameron Geddes, Carol Proctor, Elmer Wilkineon, Henry Armstrong, Albert Tasker. Jr. III, to Sr.III.—Ieabel Wightman, Grace Clark, Viotor Young, Scott Irvine, Beery Armetrong, Morley Jordan, John Tasker. Hoax D. A0NLAx, Teaoher, A Chrletmae Tree Euterbalnment to being prepared for at the Sunshine church. Fuller annonnoemeute later, DEATH FRO11 II AILT DISEASE. A. Cit80 of Neglecting a Wank Heart and Tired Nerves. It your heart flutters, be (made!, Au attack is liable t0 Dome on at any time. Exoltement, over exertion or emotion may eon it. It blood rushee to the head, if palpitation and abort breath are noticeable, there's oanse for alarm, If you want a good hoot remedy, try Ferrozolte• We re00mmend Ferrozone because we know il'a jaat right for heart trouble. It oared A. F. Beattie, who lives at Allen Hotel, Bay Oity, Mioh. See it your eymptume resembles these :— Symptoms of Weak Heart. Nervousness, Palpitation, Trembling, Dizziness, Sinking Feeling, Heart Paine, Short Breath, Weakneee. ablr. Beattie gays, "I was weak and, miserable. I was subject to heart palpi talion end dizzineae. As I grew worse I began to have trembling eeoeatione. Ferrozone etreugthened my heart, gave v n madewell. vigor tomynerves, coo me d It's a great rebuildsr." By strengthen fog the meanies of the heart, giving proper oiroulation and causing a general rebuilding of the whole ayetem, Ferrozuoe ie bound to do grand work in heart trouble ; try it 60o. per box, or ala for $2.50 at all druggiete. You Cannot Get Another Pair of Eyes A good reason why you should tulle the best care of the pair you have. Hav- ing secured the 'services of a reliable doc- tor ot optics in the person of DR. A. E. H. GRUPPE THE EYE SPECIALIST and a gentleman of high standing in iiia profession, with 15 years practical exper- lance, I can recommend his work to give parfait satisfaction. Those who Buffer from defective virion or eye strain in any farm, kindly call at my store and reserve an appointment, for examination. H. L. JACKSON JEWELLER. Testing and Examination Free. I ESS BIIS N �ingham COLLEGE =i Individual inetruotiou No vacation Gold Medalists ae teachers lligheat Standard Ask for catalogue eloderm business practice Book-keeptug a epeoiatty Ugly towards sluggards Sltortbaud end Typewriting Iuteretted in graduates Newest Office Systeme Rater any time Students' Literary Society eympathetio Teaobere Commercial Oorreepoudenoe Orname0ta1 Peumauehip learn Telegraphy Imo Positions Excellent Text Boake Gtaduutee suoeesefnl Euler 'NOW.' •„ GEO. SPOTTON, Principal MONTHLY it HORSE FAIRS B±JUSSEI S The regular Monthly Horse Faire will be held for the season as follows : THIIRSDAY DEO. 6th, 1906 JAN. 3rd, 1007 JAN. filet, " FEB. 28th, " APR. 4th, " Leading Local and Outside Buyers will be Present 1 MOVED TO NEW PREMISES J. McDONALD announces to the public that he has moved to the New Brick Store, - Ethel and opened up a choice stock and is ready to wait on customers better than ever. Call in and see our new premises. Hearty thanks to'all for past pat- ronage. LINO. M0DONALD i reallEMEISIMMAMINEIMEIErIEIMBIERIIIIIMEMMEWIPMEINIENIMENNIE 1 • "Ckl(loo" For 1;inr, Iieadaabe Aeoerlaiu its aaaee and the sure leu't hard to find. Look to the etomaoh and bowele. Arn't you oonetipated, ieu't the etomaoh failing in ice mission 7 What you need is the oleaueiug touio influence ot Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Their effect ie lasting because they old all the ailing organa, finch out all un• healthy matter, and tone up the etomaoh, With Dr. Hatnilton'e PI11e your etomaoh gets a 01161100 bu recuperate, and doe eo quickly. For real buoyaut )(ea til see Dr, Hamilton's Pille regularly. 260 per box at all dealers. IMPORTANT NOTICES NEW HORSE COLLAR LOST ou Wed,ie•day. Nov. 7th, between Ethel and We Lith Oen. of Grey. The ander will mach oblige by leaving it at Geo. Atit- chell'%.ittbel or ALBERT WBITFIELD'S, Lot 27, Oon.1i, Grey. 19.11 `7 TRAYEI) ON THE PREM - 17 teas o1 the undersigned, Ei Lot 19, Oon. 52, Grey, about Oot.15th, a Leioeater ewe, Owner is requested to prove property, pay expeusaa and take her awayy. 18.8 OTTO SCHNOOK. LHORT HORN BULLS FORt7 HORN SALE.—One was a yea, old in January, 1906. aid the other 10 months old. Prize enimale and in good condition. Terme tr. Suitu urobaeer. JAMES SPEIR, 1,01 30, omit, Borrie, or Brussels P. O. 16.11 •TRAY) W ON THE PREM - 1. Seas of the undersigned Lot 17, Oon, 16, Grey, a steer and heifer, both year old°. tine le a dark red and the other red and white. The owner Is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take them away, W M. STRA'PH, Oranbrook P.O, 18 4 VVI MOH COWS FOR SALE.— The undersigned has 8 or 4 good miloh oowe for sale, due to ealv8 in Novem- ber. Prices to mit the times. Al -o a young cow mud two calves at loot. J. P. Mclle- TOSH,Lot 2l,Con. 12, Grey, or Oranbrook P. 0. 10-tf fi1OR SALE—TWO NICE LEI OEaTER Ram Lambe sired by imported ram, and a number of ewes any age ; also some good young steers. 0. TURNBULL, Lot 10, Oon. 16, Grey. Walton P.O. 18.1)f -- 9013REE YOUNG SHORT HORN 1 Gulls for sale. Two were prize win- ners at Brunets Fall Fair. They are dan- dies. lied and roan In color. Lot 8, Con. 9, Grey. 1). ROBERTSON, 14-16 Brueeel8 P.O. VOUNG SHORT IHORN BULLS I. Leicester Ram Lambe and Bronze Turkey Gobblers for sale. Prices reason- able. N. A. MILNE, Ethel. 16.11 ROUND CEDAR FOR SALE - 16 pieties 11 feet long and •9 pieties 24 feet in length. Also a number of cedar Immo hosts. For further particulars see or write 'H08. NI WSOM, Braeeele. 16-51 1''A11112 TO RENT—THE UN. DeneioNED will rent for a term of five years North Half Lot 24,0onoeee!ou 6 Towo- ell, a1 Morrie, aontalslag 100 aeroe, 'Pardee wanting this kindly call at once So they oan do Fall work, F. S. 600377. C. O. F. Cart Prinoese Alexandria. No. 24, 0. 0. F., Brussels, meets in their Lodge Room, Bias. hill Bleak, on the 2nd and last Tuesdays of each month, at o'clock. Visiting brethren always Welnome. GEORGE HERR, 0. R. W. L. LMATHE1I.DALE, R• B: L"OR SALE OR TO RENT.— The undersigned offers her 100 here farm, being Lot 20, Oon. 7Grey, for sale or to rent. Comfortable house, Intuit barn, orchard, walla, &o. Farm is only 5 of a mile from the etirelag village of Ethel, For fur- ther purtioulare apply to F, S. Soott, 13rua- Bele, or MRS. KATE HOLLAND, 78 Mutter Street, Toronto. 87-3m PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE undersigned offers for sale au acre of land upon width is a comfortable dwelling house, stable, fruit trees, good over -Bowing well, &o. Property is located 4 of a Tulle Boat of Oranbrook mud convenient to school, church, poste -aloe, &e. Poseeealo,l at any time. For price, terms, &e., apply on the premises to Al. RAYMANN. 9.01 or Craubrook P.O. !`COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE N...) and 2 acres of laud for sale on Walnut street, Bruseele. Brick house, good etabie, hard and soft water, small orchard, &o. Property la good shape. Immediate p0ese8- elon can be giveu. Also a cement brink making maculate for sale. For further par tioulure apply on pOHN Moli0NZIE, Proprietor, Brussels. RROPERTY FOR SALE—THE underaigued odors his house and lot, situate ou Mill Street, Brussels, for Bale. ft as well located, a convenient and oomfur. table home, Possession eau be given at once. Will aleo sell the vacant lot, corner et Mill and Elisabeth streets, whioh would make a fine buildlug site. For further par- ticulars as to price. terms, &o., apply to FRED. 4.001105, Hardware Dealer, Ford - what'. 86-4 WARM FOR SALE. --THE UN• nttnerONED otters for Bale his fine 102 sore farm, being Lot 16, Con, 8, Groy towu- ship ; about 97 notes cleared, balance good hardwood bush. There is a comfortable bougie, good bank hem, flue orchard, &o. If 1E110e from lethal village and less than 5 miles to Brussels. Piece well fenced and in good heart. Poeaeeelouemu be given next March. For further particulars as topics, terms,&o. apply to the proprietor, MAu- O0LAI LAbIONT, on the furze , or Ethel P.01 10.4 *t1 1.41ABli FOR SALE.—A GOOD dairy farm of 190 aurae, more or lees, being Lots and 2 in the 18th Oouooeelon of the Township of Mlma, to offered for Bale. Land it, good state ot cultivation with good frame house and large bank barn, 160 acres cleared -70 emus grana—seeded this year. Lodge orobard; well watered by windmill' 14 m11ee Iron school, church, store post - Mem and railway elation. At the ooruer le a Nu,1 oh um feetory, This farm is lluown ea one of the boat in the Township of El - ma. For further patiioulere apply to GEO. WILSON, Atwood, 17.4 WARM FOR SALE.—THE UN - 01 DEROIGNED offers his 103 acre !arm, being Si lot 16, Cou. 4, Morrie, for eal8. 75 one oluered and all under grass exeoptlug 0 mores. Farm well adapted tor 'texturea naves falling sI spring oreek rues Omega t. There le a comfortable frame house, Rua book barn 00 foot square, pig pen and heft house 20x60, and abed 20x49 ; small orchard. Poeeeseloa given uuy time. For farther partloulare apply en the premises or ad- reee Wessels P, 0. 100BT. BH14DUMN, liroprietor. 18-15 LANDS FOR BALE FOR TAXES. Notice is hereby Oren that a list of the laude foraale for arrears of taxes hag boon prepared and that oolaies thereat may be had at this 05006, and that the list is beteg published In the Ontario Gazette, in . the laeuee of A0 ust 19th and 26110 and Septem. her let and 51 . A that 8 1999 n t t 1t, the lauds payment tit enc UMW and ueo, the Town with od golden the Court the House ,111 the Town caof mber, on'eok001 the 4th day of De. o0mlor, at 2 o'olook in the afternoon, 8.8m WM, RULME8, Ooluby of Huron, 'rreaoorer. Treaadror'e OlBoo, Gadorich,;Aug. 16,190e. FALL_ IVHLLUEY HEADY Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties THE invitation is yours to 00010 and see everything that is eor- reet and new in Fall Millinery. Nothing that has been accepted by the Fashionable of New York and Paris has been neglected in our Styles. No formal opening this Season— just drop it, any time. Girls wanted to learn the Millinery. Misses 'rm.] Notice to Creditors. In the matter of the estate of Abi Mof- fatt, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, widuw, deceas- ed. Notion is hereby given Pursuant to Revis- ed Statutes of Outarin,1107. Ohap. 129, and amended Aote, that all ore ditore mud others having any olefins neatest t110 estate of the said AUl Moffatt, whdied on or about the 6th day of October, 1906 are required on or before the 24th day of November, 1000, to rend by poet. prepaid, or deliver to A. 8, Macdonald. of the Village of Brussels,Srllo- itor for J000ph Robb end Alexander Foraytb, t the Township of Morrie, in the Oouuty of Huron, Executors of said estate, their Christian and surnames and nddi eases with full particulars in writing of their olaime, the statement of theira000nute and the nature Of the securities (1) m1)1 1104 by them. verified by satisfactory declaration. And uotlae is further given that atter the said last mentioned date the Bald Execu- tors will proceed to distribute the assets of the deaeaeed amongst the parties taint. led thereto, having regard ouly to the claims of whioh they shell then have notice and that the said Exeoutore will not be liable for the meets, or any part thereof, to any person or persona of whose claims notice shall nob have been reamed by them at the time of such distribution. Dated at Brussels this Sr. day of Nevem. bar A.D., 1906. A. B. MACDONALD, 08.9 601101lor for Executors. Notice to Creditors • In the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron, in the matter of the relate of Alexander Forrest,late ofthe Town phip of Morrie, n the County of Heron, farmer, domed. Sotto° is hereby given, pursuant to Bevis - ed Statutes of °uteri°, 1897, flbap. 120, and amended Acte, that all creditors an 1 others having arty claims egeluet the estate of the said Alexander Forroet, who died on or about the 81et day of October, 1900, aro re. quired on or before the 8161 day of Deoom- ber, 1900, to send by poet. prenaid, or deliver to A. R.Meodonald. of the Village of Brits. eels, Boaoanr for Annie Forrest and Oharlee Forrest, Executrix and Exeaubor of said eo- tate, their Olristime and suroamee and ad- reeee with full part'oolare' In writing of their claims, the etatemeut of their ac- counts and the nature of the eeouritiee (if mai) hold by them. And notice is further given that after the said lost mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to dietribute the assets of the deoesse,) amoagetthe parties entitled there- to, having regard only to the claims of whioh they shall then have notice and that the said Exeautore will nob be liable for the asset,, or any part thereof, to may person or pereOne Of wbooe claims nottee shall not have beau received by them at the time of such dietrtbutlon. Dated at Brussels this 140h day of Novem- ber, A. 0.1900. ;A. B MACDONALD, 10.8 Solicitor for Executors. Toronto nal and Metal COST PAYS CASH For Rags, Iron, Rubbers, Wool Pickings, Horse Hair, Hides, &c., Stu. Highest Prides for K. LABEL Mill st West, Brussels Synopsis of Canadian Northwest I HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS ANY even numbered section of Domlolou Laude Lu Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, exouptiugg 8 and 26, not reserved, may be homesteaded by guy person who 1e the Bole head of a family, or any mato over 18 years of age, to the extent of one-quarter archon of 100 marcs more or less. Eutry may be made personally at the local laud ofilos fur the die/riot lu whioh d Ls situate. hot homeetom(ler irequired to perforin thetbo eolauoudltleoee couoaoted therewith under one of the followlag plane and oultivattou of the laud' in each uyear for three years, (21 If rho tether (or mother, If ;the father is deaeaeed) of the bomoeteador residee upon a farm in the vloieiby of the laud entered far the requirements as to reei- deuoe may be sathdled by eaoh person re - statue with the father or mother. (9) If the Battler baa his perluaueut reeI- donee upon farming laud owned by 11101 Ln the vwloity o1 his homestead, tbo re- quirements as to roeldeaco may be satis- fied by resideuoe epee the Bald land. Sixmouthe'mtioe it, writlug should he gives to the Commissioner of Domiutuu pateu Laudab. at Ottawa of intention to apply for W.W. 00RY. Deputy of ed publieter of Iutorior. N. B. Oo t will red pnblivatiou 01 51118 ad- veetlaemeut will 1101 be paid for. ALLA TINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS Montreal to Liverpool Viotor!eu Nov. 8 Ionian Nov. 16 Halifax to Liverpool Virginian 000004ay,NnV.24 Rates of l'aesagQ First Cable —$55 and uptwards, according to steamer. Second Cabin—Ste 50 omit up- wards. Third Olaev— 827 60 and $28 76. Montreal to Glasgow Co rint:nu Nov, 8 corintlan Nov, 16 SioiltaNov. _1 Beeod class $86 ml(( upwards : 'rhlyd olnea 020.60. For lrtlm• particulate, rates and tiohete apply W. 11. HERR, Agent Allan Line, Brussel°. Farmers or Storekeepers by coming to the Brussels Salt Works can get any kind of Salta they require. Gordon Mooney, Foreman, Brussels. ..s,001111Mnn.em,mo• _, mx amz. :a-riaal riaaaaaR lREGG ,G r rr a2e BEAUTIFUL Sa 1��f,..�� t� 4 "' f t7 y tr) a_7 A Large, Fashionable and well assorted stock of Fall Millinery is now on display at my ,Show Boum and the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity are cordially 7) invited to call and examine the same. MISS MASON, who has had a wide experience in City Millinery, has been engaged for the Season. The undersigned is grateful for past patronage and asks for a continuance. Prices moderate and Satisfaction assured. MRS.