The Brussels Post, 1906-12-27, Page 8THANKS
egret over Mies Wileon'e decision to
b ave the profeeeion. She did epleudid
work in the eebool end had a taetfal and
appy way of managing her depertmegt.
Her Mile always did themselves and
We thank our many customers for their pat-
ronage during the past year, and especially
during the Christmas season.
We Wish All
A Very Happy New Year
and shall try to serve you better in the nom-
ing year than iu the past.
F.
R. SMIT.
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
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BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
BOUTE$BN ESTBNBmN W. 0. & B.
Train's leave Brunets Station, North
and South, anfollows:
GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH.
Mail 7:05 a.m I Mixed St10 a.m
Dltxed........ , 11:26 a.m I Mail ...._1:44 p.m
Eapreea 6:02 p.m Emerson ...... 9:61 p.t,
cfca1 Stine lents
A °hiel's amang ye takit' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Harry New Year to all our readers,
THURSDAY'S [MOW helped the sleighing
THE euowplows were on duty ou
Thursday,
PUBLIC sohoole will re -open on Thurs-
day of next week, Jett. 3rd.
MONTHLY Horse Fair will be herd on
Tbureday of next week. It eboald be o
good one.
EAST HuaoN Ooaeerve.tive Convention
Was held iu Hawse's on Thursday after-
noon of thio week.
EAST Howls Farmers' Institute meet-
ing will be bels in Brueeele on There.
day,Jaunary, 10tb.
SEVERAL Brueselitee will aseiat in the
program et the Methodte0-dearth, Wel-
ton, New Year's nigub.
'Women thew( toand ou Xmas Day.
The owner may have the same by Prov
Ing property and payiug for tine notice.
BOY wanted 40 teem she printing
bodiless, One who hae passed the Ea
trauee Examination preferred. App.), at
THE POST.
DR BUTLER'S VISIT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye tipeotadet, will be at the
American Hotel, Brasaels, on Wednee-
day, January 9th. Gleam supplied.
MISS KATE WILSON Was treated to a tin
and linen shower on Wednesday evening.
Coming ethnic oast their shadows before
but the New Year ie a good time to make
a start.
Goer am, with dark brown lining, lost
Saturday evening between Braeeele
bridge and the let eideroad, Don. 9, Grey.
Finder will much oblige by leaving it at
THE Pow.
al0N10I0AL Nomioation tor Brussels wit
take prate ou Mouthy evening next trom
7.30 to 8 30 o'oloek. F. S. Scott is 'the
Returning Officer. If an elecbtoa is held
the date will be Monday, Jen. 7th.
Tao BRUSSELS POST and Weekly
Globe 0o January 1st, 1908, for the smell
u
sum of $1.86 m adv, ce. No better oft y
weekly is leaned than the Globe. The il-
lustrated supplement is worth more than
the pries asked.
&eve= Boolu,aT. — The Souvenir
Booklet of the Methodist Church, Brae
rale, is lauding ready Bale. It ouly ooets
85o. and is a keepsake that is of reel
intereet and not likely to be doplioabed
for a good many years. Booklets may be
bad at Tam POST Pubilehing Hoose.
THE Oath PUREED Down.—To allow the
benefit of having a definite date on tsbiob
tang have to be paid in Brnesele it is
only necessary to state that on Deo. 14th,
the last day before 5% ie added no wee
tbau 93,401 was paid to Collector Oliver.
Only 9346 remaiued aupaid, a consider-
able part of wraith has been banded in
9in0e.
AN exhibition of the Pitner Gasoline
Light was made this week at Viz POST
Publishing House by Messrs. Kreuter &
Bemswonh, of Ethel, the local agen0e.
Many called to examine, enquire and
commend the new illumination. Its
brilliancy and OSearne0s is ouly equalled
by the simplioity and oheapoees of the
oyatem.
WON THE AWARDS.—The Chairman of
Bruges's School Board offered 4 prizes
for the beet examivatiou in Donation in
tour departments of the Public School
and the reeulte were ae follows :-61r.
Oameron'e room, Cora Bell ; Mies Wil-
son's, John Henderson ; Miee Smith's,
Fannie Frteodehip; Mlee Downey's,
Troia Deadman. Diotation ie a eabjeot
that too much threes cannot be laid on.
MaTRItootem.o.—Last Monday Rev. D.
MoOamae, of Listowel, tied the mabri•
tnonial bow between Hilton Hunter,
formerly of Brnesele, and a son of Mre,
A, Hunter, of town, and Miss Lizzie
Cameron, both of Ailistoa. The happy
young couple were vieitore in Brueeels
for a few days. THE POST extends Ira.
terns' oongratuletions to Mr. Banter and
bride and bopee their married life will
bring to them mnob happiueee and pros.
periby:- The groom to foreman in the
newspaper office at Alliston where be has
spent the past 4 years.
LARGE S111roIENT.—W. W. Barris sbip•
pod for T. Ballantyne & Sons, Strattord,
the Fall ahem from tour of the leading
isotones in the Listowel district. The
iota room eaab fernery were as follows :—
Wallace, 826 boxes, worth 96271 87 ;
Dime & Morningtou, 673 boxes, 98,788 87 ;
Molesworth, 806 boxers, 94,120 48 ; ;Prow -
bridge, 890 boxes, $8,688 99 ; a total of
1086 boxes, for whiofl there was paid out
the sum or $10,716.91. The pride per
pound was I8 Ceuta, bat Re the weightier
or the cheese very in the boxes, the valve
por box varies, the average pries per box
being nearly 910, This shipment Cleave
out SMI the seas00'8 make in the district,
NEW YEAR'S day will be a pnblio holi-
day and will give the Municipal oaudi
dates an opportunity to do some snaking
hands,
A Loon of young people drove to Gorrir
Obrietmae night for a skate. They toot
in the Methodist oburob entertainmeut
instead.
Tar Women'e Christie') Temperene.
Union wit. serve lunch in their room tie,
Bret noonday in January from 8 io 6
p. m.
THE closing Assembly of the Twelv,•
o'Ulock Club, is connection with tin.
Series, Will be held Friday evening , t
this week.
NEW and renewal sobeeriptione to Tux
Pon are moving in ninety, A number
in arreare bate beep equariog np to toy
delight of the Editor.
A Goon ONE —We recommend out
readers to subscribe to the Farmers'
Advocate and Home Magazine, the beet
Agrloohoral Journal in America,
Tam POST and Weekly Globe to Jae
let 1907 for the small enm of 9185 u
advaaee. The illoetrated peed' of tb.
G obe are worth the money alone,
TBE regular monthly meebior et th,
Womeu'e Chrts'san Temperance Unto
will ee held an Friday evenmp of tb,
week, at 8 o'clock, in the room over J.1
R se' grocery.
PIANO TvNINo,—Fred, A. Lewis, pian,
tuner for Maeou, Roth Piano Oo., wli
ue here in a week or so and wid be reed.
to attend to all orders left at the form
tura etore of Waxen et BLADE.
THE Moving Ptoture dhow in ab.
Town Hall hot week preeeuted duan
very interesting things on their prugran•
especially to the children. Tue Mott
crated aorta- were well given.
LEST OVER -UNTIL NEST WEEK —
Owing to the press of work and lateueee
with wbiob a number of iotereeting re
porta acme to band a number of them
are lett over until the next isene of Tile
POST.
GREY BRANOE Agrioaltural Society en
that meeting will be held in the Connor
Chamber on Wednesday, January 9th.
East Huron Sooiety will bold its mean,.
a week later in the same plane. The
hour will be 1 30 o'clock.
WE are sorry to bear that Willi.
Brown, grandeon of Mre. George McK'.y,
Braeeele, has had to undergo an epithelia,
at London Hospital owing to an injury
he received at school. He le 18 years of
age. We hope he may soon be o. k.
LAST Friday a bad 'mash mouthed iu
the engine at the Electric Light power
house which put the lights out of baei
nese inside and out. The neoeseery
repairs are being made es quickly aa
possible. It was particularly uuforloe
ate that the business places were depriv
ed of the light at the holiday 8eaeou.
DR. Ovens, M. D., Loudon, Eye and
Ear onrgeoo, will be at Smith'e Dale
Store, Brussels, on the flret 'Taeeday in
esah month. Hours, 8 a. m. to 1.30 p.
m. Cataract, ogoiut, feeling eyeelgbt,
desfoeee and nasal oabarrh treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit, Tuse•
day, January 8th. N. B.—Dr. Ovens
makers no calla.
THE POST And Weekly Globe from now
mita the end of 1907 for the sem of $1.35
'9 the biggest offer we have been able to
make for a long time, The Globe hae
been wondertally improved the past year
or two and ie to day the baht Canadian
Weekly on the market, When yen have
it end year own home paper you need
no other.
Catarrh of the nose and throat should
lead you to et least mak tie for a trial box
of Dr. Shoop'' Cetera' Cure. Nothing
so surely proves merit as a real, thine.
test=and Dr. Shoop, to prove tbie,
earueetly desires that we let you make
the test. This ornemy, snow white, beat.
Ing beim, soothes the throat and nostrile
and quickly purifies a foal or feverish
breath. Call and investigate. F. R.
Smith.
SORRY TO SAY GOODBYE TO AN ExooL
LENT TEAoneR•—Fridey afternoon abort,
fntereetiug programa were given fo the
various departments of the Pobilo Sehool
in town after which a Christmas treat by
the teachers to the pupile was in order in
the line of oobfeobionery and fruit. The
=rains in Mies Wilson's room were
speoiady interesting over the fact that on
account of her severing her oonneatiou
with the staff a presentebion was in order,
Frank Scott read the following address
and Edith Deadman made the presenta-
tion .—
To Mise Kate Wilson :
DEAR Tmaoamn,—We, the pupile of
your them, regret very mneb your deoie.
ion to be our teacher no longer, You
have always been a patient teacher, a
wise counsellor, moot eaoellent instructor
and have done your utmost to improve
our welfare. You will ever be remem•
bored by the pupils of this room with
feelings 66 the bigheet regard and esteem
and we ask, ae a token of our teeliuge,
that you aooepa thie silver dotted eel
from yodr pnpile. Wishing you a Merry
Xmas and a Happy New Year,
The recipient wag not only surprised but
deeply toothed by the kindly deed hence
few were.the words eke said in aokn0W
ledging the ibongbtfclness of the donors,
Principal Oameron eulogized Mies Wil.
eon's tnithfnineee nod 000055, as a teach.
or and voided the tentimente of the
townspeople generally in a%pressing
their theater credit, Miss Dore Smith
will euoaeed Miee W(teon and we hope
P110 Will have A 1 maned) in carrying on
the marked 000oee9 of the peat. Tile
POST ie glad to ,tate that Mise Wilson.
t 0000588 continuing a reeident of thin
oddity of which further particulate will
le given.
Business Locals.
' Ouse loge wanted. G. A. DxADMAN.
801006 sharpened in flrst.olaee style
at She Ament factory.
0000 ooW for eale will calve in April.
Apply to WALTER WILBEE, Braude.
BEATS.—When skates are dull and are
not true take them to McGregor be will.
renew. Yours T. MCGateoon, Brussels
BAs Alas in Millinery. Everything
. old regardless of coat to clear out title
eaeon'e stock. Call and see us, MISSES
HABEIRE.
Puma LoeT.—Taeeday, Deo. 111b, a
puree containing both bills and eilver
was test in Brdeeele. The owner will
be deeply indebted to the finder if the
oat Sirtiole to tett at THE POST Pnblieh•
log House.
PERSON %I, PARAGRAPHS.
Miee May Skene is home from Tor.
mite.
Mies Downey is vieitiog relatives at
Ohatham.
Mies Pearl Sharpe le book from a visit
to Ingersoll.
Miee Vinie Edwards spent the holiday
at 8trattord
J. Leslie Kerr, of Blyth, spent Christ.
mat- in Braeeele.
Mies Oarrie Hineeten Waited Wingbam
relatives en Ohristmae,
Ira Parker, of Wingbam, ie visiting in
own renewing old friendebipe.
Mr, O"pp and Bone, of Toronto, were
here for the Ohriebmae holiday
Mre. and Mies Stuart, of Woodbridge,
are the suede of Mre. James Fox.
Roger Deadman is fllline a position
i•, the Dominion Bank at Napanee.
Mater Harold Herr, of Clinton, ie
ho'idevine with relatives it Brussels.
A. J. Oarrie and family were vieiting
with Seaforth relatives on Obristmae.
W H. Willie and family, of Seafortb,
.te their Uhrisemae dinner at 8. Gerry's.
Miss Eva Gilpin was visiting at. A
G•.rdlner'e, Ma$iltop, daring the peat
ae, k.
Mre Wetter Smith hes been ill with
hronobitfb bat we hope she will soon be
better.
n '
Mre. A. Morns n, of PortAnglin,
Vliohigan, is here on a visit with relatives
and friends.
Will, Haveroft, of Hamilton, enjoyed
the Christmastide with hie mother,
John street.
Mies Berbera and Alex. McKelvey
are home from the Univereity, Toronto,
for tbeir holidays
George Bishop is home from Weise.
ey', Manitoba, for s visit. He ie well
,'eased with the Weet.
Miee Mabel Colvin, who has been fill
'•e a millinery eitnetion at Orediami,
•'rived home last week.
MiseeeMina and Clara Hunter, who
have been at 0 inion, are visiting rela.
troth in town this week.
Mise Hattie Downing is here from
Leamington, where she hae been te8ob•
ing, for the Ohrietmas holidays.
Frank 0 Iver, of Tilsonbure, was here
or Ohrostenae and enjoyed the home
.:atberi0g at his mother's, William
+treat.
Alex Rose is home from Ottews for
e short holiday and looke ae if the Cap.
tat agreed well with him. He'e alwaye
we'oome. -
R K. and Mrs. Rose and Mies Georgia
did Aattin, of Li-towe', were visitors
at the parental home of the former for
Christmas.
Edward Speiran, of Goderiob, was
tailing on rela ivee and old Mende for
a few days He is well pleased with the
'lo. town.
Mr. Otto, of Sebringville, and hie
nephew, Alvin Stemn, of town, epent
Christmas with Mr. Powell and family
at Blyth and bad a royal time.
Gordon and Mrs Howell, of New Ham
burg, were holiday visitor(' at S. T.
Plume this week. Mre. Plum and Mr.
Howell are deter and brother.
Mre. Gerry James ate her Xmas din.
ner at her home in Brampton - end from
here went to Harriaton to attend the
wedding of Miss Loa Settergreen.
Oliver Smith, of Earl Grey, near
Regina, is home on a vleit with relative('
end friende. He has enjoyed life in the
West and will return in the coarse of
month or eo,
N MoOaalay oelebreted Christmas by
ailing downstairs at hie home whioh
eft him with a lame leg, temporarily
petting him off bis regnlar work. We
ripe he will soon be o. k.
Regular Meetings
—Or—
East Maxon
ron
Farmers' Institute
v will be huh) tie follows 1 -
Brussels January 10
Albornoou—W 0 Sboarer, of Bri'btou
"Rotation of crops and solution of teed
grain ;" H Jones, of Maitland, "Row to Man-
age 0110 orobarde"
l.ynulug—W (1 Shearer, "Pnitltry relolne
for the bo ye •" B Juuee, "Rafauuo at Nature.
Bird Life end Iueeot World"
Wroxeter January 12
A fternoou—W 0 Shearer, "ROtabiou 0
0l' 3 8 and seleotloo of seed uralo ;" 13 Jones,
!blow to ihalluge our orchards."
Evoulug—W (1 Shearer. "Rutter maktn•
On the rat ;" H Juuos "Balance of Nature,
Bird Life and Insect World"
Afteruo oe meetings commence at 190
Eveniu g meetings commence at 7.90
Mueboal program will be given at the even-
ing meet,nge
EVERYBODY WRL00ME
Tiros. eloM,LLAN President.
P. A, MDAj'rHun, Booretary.
Brewer's
Reliable
Art Studio
We would be pleased to tali
your Photograph.
Family Groups taken suitabh
for Framing (sizes up to 14x17
iu.) We will (1"o our best ti'
please you.
Visitors to the town are invit
ed to call and see our work.
H. R. BREWER
Miee Ida Williams, of Toronto, is visit
ing in Brueeele.
Mise Clare McCracken Is home from
Toronto for a holiday.
J. H. and Mrs. Cameron are vieitiog
relatives at Looknow.
N. B. Gerry and family, of 51y111, were
in town for Christmas.
Alex. Thomeou, of Guelph, was oalliog
on relatives in town lost week.
Miee Maggie MoNanghtoa, of Olin•
ton, is home for a holiday yieit.
R. Drone was in Goderioh on Ohrist
mac visiting Jno. and Mrs, Donaldson.
Mrs. Beagle and daughter, Verbena,
of Auburn, are the gaeete of Mrs. I. C.
Riobarde.
J. Little, of the Standard Bank, went
to the home of bis parents at Barrie for
Ohrissenae.
Gordon, G'adye and Harry Roee, of
Kincardine, have been visiting relatives
in Braeeele.
R, W. and Mre. Matheson end dough•
ter, of Luoknow, are spending the boil
day iD town
Garfield Barker, druggist, of Chatham.
was shaking hands with Brussels friends
for a few days.
Richard Stevene was here from Sea
forth for his Christmas dinner, Be le
employed in the flax mill.
Barrister MacDonald ate his Chriet-
maa turkey and plum padding at the
parental home in Aehfleld.
Al an Romany, of Tera, epenh Obrist•
mac at Jno. Fogies. Mre. Pugh and the
visitor are sister and brother.
Wilbur and Mrs. Baker and children,
of Granton, were vieiting relatives at
Benguela and Hentryn thio week.
Thos. Curry, who bas been laid up
with an atteok of quinsy, is able to get
about Once more we are pleased to notice.
Mrs. Jae. Sholdioe and eon, of Magi'•
'op, were visiting with her father, P.
Watson, Queen threat, the past week.
Mre. Sohleihaat and little deuebtel,
Helen, or Rodney, are vieitore with the
former's mother, Mrs. McKinley, Brne
eels.
Mre. Wm. Diamond end eon Vernon
R„ of New Humbug, are Vi'itOre with
Mrs. S. T. Plbm. lire. Diamond is a
niece.
Bert. Lott fa spending the Cbrietmae
vacation with his relatives in town. He
'e attending the Inetitation for the Blind
at Brantford.
Little Mies Alexandra Martin, of Bel.
Wood, was vieitiog at the Menge with
her nnole, Rev. Mr. Wishart, and her
.a0ntie, Miss Wiehart.
alias Florence Buohanan hae atm
pleted her term as teacher at Winona
and arrived home last Saturday, Gen,
Buchanan is also here for a theca thou,
ion 10003 the 13 averslln,'1`'inunu.
CREAT CLEARING SALE
—or—.
Barnes, .ober,
Blankets, Bells,
mugs, &c.
Owing to the unfavorable
season we find our stock too
targe so for the next 40 days,
or up to the end of January,
will sell all }Lanese, Robes,
Blankets, Belle, &c at Re-
duced Prices, and offer you Bargains that you may not ('ver be
able to buy at again as leather and fall material for building Har-
ness is advancing so much. The Harness is all our owu matte end
we guarantee the worknianship as We have no Factory harness in
stock.
TERMS—Small amounts eaell ; large amounts settled by
promissory note.
L C. c b. r
Jno, Bateman is enjoying a short va.
.
()Mon in 'Toronto,
Mies Erna Avery, of Toronto was
among the holiday vieitore in town.
With Minnie Moore is here from Bt.
Tbomue visiting with the home balk.
klieg Jeeefe F, Imlaok, of Los Angeles,
Oanforuis, 15 renewing old triendehipe
in town,
Editor Hall, of the Wingbam Advance,
was a welcome °eller on THE POET On
Thursday,
Robert McCracken, of Rochester, N.
Y., bang.op hie etookitig at the parental
residence, Braeeele, thie Christmas,
Mr. Otto, who was vieitiog hie dater,
Mrs. Stemn, has returned to hie home at
Hebringville. We would not find fault
If be beoame a resident of Braude.
Hilton Hunter, of Alliston, and Miee
Lizzie Cameron, of the same town, were
Chrtsbmas vieitore at Mrs. A, Hunter's,
Phomas street, the former's mother,
Rlohard Williams was shaking bantla
with old friends in town this week. 'Be
bee been in the W. at where we trash hie
possessione will yield him large thorns,
Dr, Fred, and Mrs, Gilpin, of Mioh
tgao City, Ind., are here enjoying a
week's holiday. They spent Christmas
at Mrs. Gilpin's parental home at Owen
Hound.
L W. and Mre. Kingewood and Roy,
of I gersoll, end Will. and Mre. Lowry
and daughter, of London, were holiday
visitors with relatives in Brnesele and
enj tyre a few days.
Dr. W. J. Browatt, of Peterboro', was
nsre for Obriemnas. .Mrs, Browatt, who
hits been in poor health, a000mpenied
her husband Earn, and may undergo
a merited operation.
Mrs. R. A. Hayes, of Looknow, who
was visiting here returned to her home
last week. Her son, Dr. Hays and
Mre. an, arrived home from the
Old Country tbie week.
alias Mary McAteer, who hes been
teaohing urar Exeter, ie home for her
nnhdaye. She oommerl0es work neat
rhureday in the Godman school, 8th
true, Morrie. Ws wish her anomie.
algae Elara Mitobell end George and
Mrs. Armstrong and daughter May, of
Toronto, were bare for Christmas with
Mrs. and Mise Mitchell, Mill street,
Jae Mitchell, of Dundee, a son of Mrs,
Kimbell, was also here.
Rev. A. 0. Wished, B. A., and Mies
Wishart were away to Fergae for Oh, jet
MKS. The reverend gentleman went on
to hie former charge at Beaverton and
on Thursday made a young couple hap.
py by tying the matrimonial bow,
J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, formerly
of Brussels, ie epeodiug the Winter on
the Paola, Coast to avoid the wintry
temperature of Manitoba's oapital. He
has spent the peat few Winters in Oali.
fornia, Florida and other Southerly
pointe.
Mr, Forrest, who has been down East
,n oonneotion with the Construction De.
partment of the 0. P. R., where the
•work of doable teething the road from
Smith's Pelle to Ottawa is in prestress,
was hbms for Christmas. He will not
move Isla family from Braeeele for the
present.
A new pork.paoking factory and pub.
is abattoir will be established at Bt.
Tbomue.
A man giving the name of John West
eased a Forged Oheok for 6600 on the T.
Eaton Company at Winnipeg.
Robert Jaale, lumbermen, wee killed
on the railway at Webigoen.
Frank Blplee was asphyxiated Sty g(ts
in his room at an Ingersoll hotel.
The Yukon block at Brandon was
bornsd, (musing a lose of 1)40,000.
The Bank of British North America at
Dook Lake, Seek„ was destroyed by ere,
A bear wandered into the Langevin
blook et Ottawa and gave several civil
servants a fright.
Jake Petebenik, of Montreal, is ander
arrest on eoepieion of having caused the
death of hie wife,
MORN%
JA0000N.—In Tiedale, Sask., on Dee,
17th, to Mr. and Eire. Peter Jaokeon
a eon,
M.A-RRSoam.
HuNTna-0AmenoB.—O0 Dee. 24, 1906,
et the Methodist Pareonege, Lis -
'towel, by Rev. D. MoOanlu•, Mr.
Hilton Hunter, to Mies Lizzie Oam•
Bron, both of Alliston.
MaILnor—Wmme—At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Deo. 26111,
by Bev. B. Anderson, Mr. Jno. Mo
Ilroy to Mies Edith Willie, both of
the township of Morrie.
MAeote—HEaeLtr —At the residence of
the bride`s parents. 74 River street,
Toronto, on Der. 25th, by Roy. R. J.
Pauls, Mr. Fred'. El. Maim, of Ethtl, Druggist and Stationer.
to Mise Anna Bertha, eeeond dangb•
ler of Mr, and Mrs. Ban. Benefit).
WATT—EI111U0Y.—In Morris, at the reef
donee of the bride's parents, on Deo,
6th, by Rev S. Audereen, of Blyth,
Mr. Robert Walt, of Hallett, to Mies
hiillie, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
George Kirkby, of Morris.
To
Our
Patrons
With another year's work
about completed we take
pleasure in extending to
you all our hearty thanks
for your kindness and pat.
a'onage during the past
year.
That the coming year may
be one of happiness and
prosperity to you all is the
wish of
Yours Very Sincerely,
JAS. FOX
Axzvssax.,s D.2ASE:I 211'$,
Fall Wheat 68 08
Bar'ey 42 43
Peas 73 74
Oats 33 34
Batter, tube and rolls..., 20 22
Eggs per dozen 20 20
Hay per too 8 00 9 00
Flour, per bbl 4 60 6 20
Hoge, Live 6 00 6 00
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per bus 46
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 50
Balt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
BOAR FOR SERVICE —THE
uudorei¢nod will keep 'or service on
Lot 24, eon. 7, Grey, a pure bred Berkabire
Boar. GEO. ADDY, Proprietor,
29.9m Ethel.
THREE YOUNG SHOEITHORN
Rolle for rule. Two were prize win.
Dere at Rrnosele nal Fatr. They are dan-
dles. Bed and roan in color. Also a law
tine females' for Bale Lot 8, Goo 9, Grey.
D. ROBERTSON,
I1.01 Bsnssele P.O.
Annual Meeting.
•
The Annual Meeting of ,,Grey Branch Ag.
rionitural Society will be -held in the Coma.
ail Oblt:ruber, Brussels, ou Wednesday, Jan•
nary Otb, at p. m., ae per Statute. ltroolv•
log the Auditors' Report, electing officers
cud other business will constitute (be pro.
gram, - JAW. HB KERRRP, 8 cretary.
11ARMToTOmISEINT.—O deoldN ler RAO–
aoUN,to
leaaase the I.,rm of Thos. Miller it will be
,entad by tender. Tender. received by the
undersigned up t Jau. 10th, I707. Full par-
ticulars may be got from F. 8 Scott or at
the anotiou sale on Dee. 07511, when every.
thine belonging to the agitate of Thos. Miller
will be sold to the highest bidder.
JANE MILLI, B and F. S. SCOTT,
Commit tee 'Phos. Miller estate.
hristmas
Presents
Our dealt of Fin- Watches, Jewel-
lery, deo., w0 bought for cash direct from
the manufacturer. Wo eau save you
muuey on Reliable Goode in
Watches, Necklets,
Rings, - Lockets,
Bracelets, Chains,
Brooches, Tie P ns,
Pearls, Diamoude,
Cloche, Silverware,
Violins, &o,, 50.
/1 T7 .a ay Evarytttfeg
QJ i .J tl ♦.d is saorifiaed
by ue for quality. This is the rook on
which we build our buaioees. We handle
dependable goods only.
PRIC [J. We do not Bell gold
ll iJ L,4 dollars for 900, but
we do give you a dollar's worth of value
for every dollar expended. Our prices
areae lots as the lowest.
H. L. JACKSON
JEWELLER.
:Brussels Daylight Store 33
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G. N. McLaren
Hints to
hristmas Shoppers
We have suitable Gifts for Ladies, Gentlemen
and Children. Old aria Young
Dees any Article on this Lit Appeal to You ?'
Ladies' Fano'. Collars and Ties
Ladies' a, d Children's Handkerchiefs
Fancy Wa1S'lnjjy
Ladies' Fur Coats
Fur Ruff:l and Muffs
Gloves and Hosiery
Dress Goods
Retldymade Skirts and Waists
Wool Blaukeis
Beadymade Underskirts
Ladies' and Children's Cardigans and..
Overshoes
Ladies' and Children's Slippers
Gentlemen's Ties and Handkerchiefs
Gentlemen's Gloves and Mufflers
Men's and Boys' Warm Underclothing
Fancy Suspenders
Men's and Boys' Suits
Men's and Boys' Overcoats
Men's and Boys' Odd Trousers
Men's and Boys' Winter Caps
Men's and Boys' Overshoes
Fancy House Slippers
Men's Fur Gauntlet's -
Curtains and Table Covers
Table Linen, Napkins and Towels
We have a 'complete assortment and youmay
depend upon it our prices are the Lowest.
Highest Prices for Produce
Goods Right or your Money back
Wi.slziia on.e and all a di/ferry Cht'istrnas.
Next Door to
McLaren American House
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