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DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
80008585 55TEN9ION W. G. & 8.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
end South, as tollowe:
Gone 500TH Gorse Roams.
Mall TOB a•m 1 Mixed fa10 5,111
a.mMail .. 1:44 p.m
Express..... 9:02 p.m I Express 8:81 p.m
rua1B.etus Items
A ohiel's amang ye fakir'nein,
An' faith he'llpront ft.
WRITE 1907 sow.
MatirmeAL EI,otion next Monday.
A. 0.D. W. Friday evening of thie
week,
Oath for store toe has been rather
short in its supply in town.
TEN Finaomal Statement of Brussels
for 1908 may be read on page 4.
A LOAD of young people drove to Wing
ham ou New Year's nigbt and enjoyed a
skate.
A NEw smoke etaok has bean procured
from Stratford for W.F. Stewart's Hour
GREY Branch Agt. Society anima
meeting nest Wedueeday la the Towa
Hall, Bro88818.
A GOOD ONE.—We reoornmend ant
readers to subscribe .to the Farmers'
Advocate and Home Magazine, the beet
Agrionitural Journal in Amerioe.
THE POST is sorry 40 learn that Miee
M. A. Downey, teacher, le ill at Chat
ham and nimble to get back this week
to name work in her department.
CROWDED OUT.—This week again a
number of interesting items are crowded
out of TRE POST hot we hope to get
straightened away next week after the
holiday rush.
New Year's morning a brakeman
named Barber was instantly killed at
Atwood by the morning a000mmodatioo.
It is supposed he nipped oe the foe and
was oaoght by a chanting train.
MATRIMONIAL.—Harry Stewart, of Ear.
Grey, Seek., and Mies nutmegs, of Roth
ray, were married ou New Year'a Dey
and are now viaitiog in Brunets. The
bride le a sinter to Mre. W. W. Harris,
of town, and known to a goodly number
here. May they enjoy many prosperone
years.
R. 8. PELTON, editor of the Nrwa,
Iroquois, Ontario, and a former grad
nate of THE POST, bee inoreaeed the
size of his paper to seven columns and
is giving otherindiaatione of tbe proe-
panty attending hie efforts. We wish
him continued entente and the hearty ap.
preoiation of hie patrons.
Da. Ovens, M. D., Landon, Eye and
Ear dnrgeou, win be at Bmitb'e Drng t
Store, Brnseele, on the first Taeeday in a
each mouth. Hours, 8 a, m. to 1.90 p.
In. Cataract, Kraut, failing eyesight, b
deafness and nasal eaterrh treated
and
glaeean properly fitted. Nast visit, Tan.
day, January Stu. N. B.—Dr. Oveue
makes no calla.
Nen Monday will be election day.
The polling pldaea will be at Boot.
Thomson's olioe, the Monad Chamber
and Geo. Birt'e residents With J. T. Ross
N. F. Gerry and P. Soot' ae Deputy Re-
turning offieere. Polls will be open from
9 a, _. to 5 p. m. The School Timeless
will be sleeted by ballot to well ae the
0ounoiilore.
A Quin wedding took plane at the
Inane of D. tied Mre, Ewaa, Brunetti,
Tuesday evening when Robt. J. Holmes,
of MoKillop, and Miee nosy Langford,
of the same township, were united in
marriage. Rev. Mr. Wishart, B. A.,
tied the nuptial knot. The young temple
will reside in McKillop with the good
wlehee of many friends.
JeNpARY.
RENEW for THE POST,
Horse Fein Tbureday of this week.
THE Pon and Weekly Globe to Jan
let 1907 for the small sum of $1.85 in
advance. Tbe illustrated pages of the
G obe are worth the money alone.
DR. BUTLER'S VISIT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Spsola.iet, will be at the
American Hotel, Brnseele, on Wedoee
day, Jauaary 9113. Glaeeee supplied.
DR. .7. W. BaowETT, optiaan, who
was 00 bave been at F. Smith's Drue•
Store ban been compelled to postpone
hie ooming owing to sickens in hie fang
tl Mrs, A. MoGee and moo Geo. from near
Wingham, made a visit with John and
Mrs, Bateman, Brussels, Wm, Xing, o
Ethel, tore. Bateman'e father, was glee
here.
ALL PASSED.—All the Model pupil -
from this looality were enooesetnl inn
are deserving of oongratnlation , Mi8ae-
Bella Hendereou and Jennie Rands too;
honors.
A MEETLvo of tbe shareholders o
Brussels Oil Co„ will be held in th.
Town Hall, Brussels, on Tbnreday o
next week, at 3 o'clock, for the purpose
of organization and commencing busi
nen.
CoRRRCTInN.—Io the report in Ise
week's Pon, of tbe prize wionere in Eh.
Dictation oompetition the name of Fay
nie Stubbs eboold have appeared i��,,
Sneed of Fannie PTriendehip fu Mies Dote
Smith's department.
DON'T forget East Huron Farmers
Institute meeting in the Town Hai
Brussels Thursday afternoon an.,
evening of next week. Th.
program appears in another out
emu at this Issue. Every body we
be welcome both ladiee and gentlemen.
Wm. $liner, electrician, of Toronto,
and the Miesee Mabel and Gracie
Fine are spending the holidays at the
tatters' parents, Bra rete. Fred. ane
Gus, also epeut Mons with them. Th.
former le of White & Go., Fruiter, Tor -
auto, and the tatter of the firm of Mc
Oarthey & O,Ier, barristers, Toronto.
PABie STAR-TzANeaatsT Nov. 21et —
"A large and laebtoneble aadienoe
listened with pleasure to the meant ie
the Opera House last night. The pro
gram was excellently ohoeen, arranpeo
and presented, Considering the difficult
and varied selections it ie este to say
130 one bat a very talented reader °onto
have carried the heavy program throne
with 8000888 and that Mise Imlach cel
tatnly did." Town Hall, Brussels, Jan,
16th.
GEORGE ROB Dean.—Last Sunday
Geo. B, Roe, a well known resident a
Wingbarn, and a former Brueeelite
died after an illneee extending over e
ew months. He leaves a wife but no
amity. Hie brother resides In CRIT
mitt and his sister, Mre. Duffield, le
leo there, Mr. Roe wee a well known
over of a good horse and owned a nom
er of epeedy ones. He took oharge o•'
he Queen's Hotel, W n ham o
0 D $ i n the
Q g
failure of hie father's health, some yearn
ago. Deceased had many lriende who
will regret his early demise.
Tee Pose thinks the ratepayers of
Brussels did a wise act in the pining
of our well known townsman, Jere
Leckie in tbe Reeve's chair for 1907 by
a001amabion. It ie 26 genre since he
vacated it after a useful tenure of 16
years. He is well verged in Manioipa.
work ; hes considerable leisaro time
to devote to the ooreful attention of
boeineee•; is wait aOgaainted with the
Co, and its needs and will make an A
1 Go. Councillor at this critical time
Reeve Leckie tin aleo filled the Warden's
'their. There were several aepirante we
understand for the Reeveehip if Mr'
Leokie bad not got the seat by aaolama.
tion. It is a pity when there was no
fight for the chief ohair thee the Coon
oillore and Bobool Trgeteee could not
have been returned in the same way and
aaved the expense of au eleotioo. There
R
re no mentions at issue that make maoh
differeuee who are the winners in the
present contest,
PRETTY WEDDING: A meet pinion
event took place at "Hswthorn Ridge,"
the home of Mrs. Jae. Wih,on, Brunetti,
on New Year's Day, when her daughter,
Miee Kate, late teacher in Brussels
Public School, was united in marriage
to Damian MacDonald, the popular
Fmer010.00 of Jamestown. Tbe interest.
ing ceremony was performed by the
Rev. A, 0. Wiebert, B. A., of town, in
the pree0oae of immediate reining and
a few of the friends of the bride and
groom. The bride, who was abattended,
coked charming in a dress of point de
eeprite over white 'silk and was given
away by Droggiet Fox, while Martel
Brothers, niece of the bride, very bicety
performed thee duller' tit flower girl. The
bride's travelling snit was navy blue
obiffon. Atter a dainty lunobeon and
the reading Of congratulatory telegram
messages from Chicago and Guelph,
Mr. and Mre, MaDDonald drove to their
home where the beet widen of a /ergs
otrole of friends for a floppy and prem
peroa0 voyage throneh life a000mmenied
the=. The wedding gifts were valuable
and well Minted. Compliteleetary
epeo0he8 were made by a number of the
gnoeoe r8lutive to the excellent tlualitiee'
of both bride end poen,
DANDY WINDOWS. --The ebow wiudowe
at E. 0, Dunford & Son store are new in
deeign and attractive in arrangement,
The back of the window is made of aeb
peun0le, with plate glaee"mirrore running
to the window glass, Quarter on oak
oigoe with pdraelain letters inform the
public a8 to Oerlain information. Geo,
Denyer bad the carpenter work under
Lie obarge.
Saloon reopened on Tbnreday, Miee
Ford, of Besse, was on hand ae eaaae0aor
to Mies Feseenden ; Mktg Smith promos
ed to fill the vooanoy caused by Miee
Wileou'e resignation, and Miee Hattie
Downing, who has been teaobing at
Leamington for the past year, has been
ensu ed to take the department taught
by Miee Smith, Owing to Miee Down.
ey'9illness the pupils' in her rot= were
sent home allt11 Henley, Good work
will no doubt be done this term,
MIse 11CLAen'0 DRAMATIC RECITAL.—
Tuesday, Jen, lOth,le the date uboeen
for the Recital to be given by Mies Inn
lath io tbe Town Hal, Brnseele. Mite
Imlach le it Dramatic Render, graduate
of the Dobirloou School atexpression,
Los Angeles, Oaiitotnia, and bar
work has met with =Itch appreciation
Winn bee retgrn to Maeda, At bar
Brunie 0000011 the win be 8.00i81ed by
Miee Gertrude Hensley, eoprano Oaloid
of Woodstoolt, and Mies Joan MoLeuele
lin df town, a0 u0a0rnpaniet. An oven.
log of bigh literary Mud rnneioal merit.
Tiro=iced.
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CAPITAL—Paid. up
RESERVE and. Snrplue PoOftts
1'Directors
5.J. amour, D, E. THOMPSON, II.O,
President, Viee-President,
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TP7fAL AHRFOII t41'OVER FUND $16;UWo0
A Gee*leo al Y3ateleiug' JBufainesl6. Transacted
"- SAVINGS BANKY'"..-
MiOrest paid from date of depoeitto ditto of withdrawal at bighoet omTOpt one
mud oompobeded half -yearly.
Joist Deposit Acconale—A 8PE01AL 00B331NIENOE lu 008 in our eavinge De.
pal tient to the "Joint deposit" account, Money may be deposited or withdrawn
by either et the two members of the household, This system is a. groat 8onvou-
iebee to many residing in town, but more parttoularly 80 to ethane, ns in the latter
ease whether man or wife mimeo to town eltbor eau attend to the Flanking. An-
other feature of the system is that 1n ease of tbo death of either party the money
eau be withdrawn by the earyly01 without eon, We will tell you more about otic
methodsif you will kindly call or write,
Married Women and 18111015 may make and withdraw 40908118 without thein.
ter00nelon or any person.
SALE NOTES GASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFE-RBEPING
only for wbioh no Obarge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive our careful and courteous attention,
G. P, BOHOLFXELD, GRN. Malmo -no. J.P. ROW LAND, Mermen,
THE METROPOLITAN BANE la open to reooive the [toeounts of
Farmers, tforabaote and Business Oommuuity generally and to give
careful aoneideratton to all proposel8 submitted to it.
It relies upon its past record for oonrtooue treatment of Its One•
tonere, and will oxtail 1 every Consideration consistent with sound«
banking to those who nay desire to trauaumt business with it.
t ar laves' PaArir Dlfr'axJ r '.I,ti AM •
Lntereet at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sumo of $1 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANO H W. J. FAWCE'1'T, Monoger.
Huron County Model Schools,
The Board of Examiners for the
Coaaty of Heron met in the Pablio
Shoot, Seaford], on Friday, Deo, 28 h:,
to finish the work of the Model Bobool
examination, As the 9eseion just closed
wee expected to be the 1581, there was a
large umber of aniline in atteodanoe.
At Goderioh there were forty (oar daring
the term, and forty-three wrote, one fail-
ing 00 writefon 50000at of 8toknees. In
addition to these there were twenty wrote
en the Pins! for Renewals, at Clinton
eleven and at Goderioh nine, making in
all one bundred and eight, The patine
were considered fair. To pass, 080dida108
bed to make 60 % of the total, and 75%
for bonuro. The ease mark wee 750, and
the honor mark 987. The Model Clasen
tins year have maiutaiued the reputation
of tbe County Model Schools. for good
work duricg the term, a large number
receiving honors.
HONORS PASS
Brimioombe, Bees, Ansley, Laura
Berke, Je-eie M Barkley, Mary
Omen, Annie Burne, Ettie
cadent, . Mary R Oapliug, Ethel M
Dryedale, Helen Cameron, 'Eva
Foster, Ohvo E. Campbell. Gertrude
G,rvin, Mayne L Devideen, Ethel
G..ld,borpe, Elta I Hese, Freda 0
G.veolook, Ree Horton, Evelyn A
Henderson Isabella Law, Annie
Jameson, Marg R Mali. ugh, Irene.
.Johnston Emma Marshall Kate
Jobnetone, Martha MoGraokeo, Carrie,
Burdock, Jean McGregor, Meade E
MuMa..us, Lilian McKinnon, Elia
Miners, Victoria McNair, Beetrioe
OaoDoogsil, Belle Petrie, Violet
Pe.rre, Annie Robinson, Lottie
Robb, Ella Sorimgeonr, Jennie
Rands, Jennie Sheriff, Irene
le se, Mabel Stewart, Wienifred
Swann, Annabel Sullivan, Nellie
Sparks, Mabel Taylor. Bella
itirting, Oberlotte Troy, Maud M
Smyth, Betsy Anderson, Alex 0
loll, Pearl Boyce, Norman R
Prick, Hattie Br,ntnel', Alvin
Welters,' Mona M Fraser, Finley G
Birke, Wm H. Forrest Robert
Badour, Henry J Hogertb, Clinton
Guyon, Arthur J Love, James
Enerherdt, Fran L Mo0roetie, John
Figiand, Wm, McLean, Donald,
Pewier, Footer Siddall, Gordon 0
Gardiner, Sydney Swann, William D
Gordon, D. Stewart
Grantees, Don 0
vloLenuan, Alex J
McLeod, Angie
VI mond, Thornton
Soot', Frank
DISTRICT
Hones
Men, Nora
Muff, Mnliie
Sswyere, Laura
SOalee, Kate
OERTIFIOA
P808TES
Glen, Alexandra
MoNa,r, Susan M
Robinson, Edmund
Sheriff, Oora
Hatton, John 0
Purnell, John J
Reynnlde, Ernest J
Yeo, Franklin
RENEWALS
Pare Mark B90, Honore 478
HONORS - Peer
Onyler, Edna Bailie, Mabel
Heaton Olen Durand,
r ell
nit
O
Mgnuing, Edna MaCavr
, Edwin
PaaCoart, URtherine MoEwen, Ten
Porter, Maud. MoSay, Lizzie
Roberteoe, John E MoDouald, Marg
Thompson, Isabel E Milian, Bertha
Worthington, Alice MoDonald, Atex 9
Robinson, Lilian
Sanderson, Ella
Sturdy, Fanoett E
Switzer, Therein
The following are ender age and will
not reo8ive their oersifloatee till they are
eighteen.
Birks, William H Cameron, Eva
Culbert, Mary R Oapling, Ethel
Goldthorpe, Ella 9 Henderson, Isabel/
Here, Freda 0 Law, Anuie
Mal oagh, Irene Mnrdook, Jean
MrManne, Lilian , MoKineon, Ella
Petrie, Violet Boon, Frank M
Swan, William D. Siddall, Gordon 0
Toll, Pearl
EAST HURON
CONSERVATIVES.
The annual meeting of the Conser-
vative Association of East Huron
was held in the Town Hall, Brussels,
on 'rhnl'sday afternoon of last week,
and was the largest and best the As-
sociation has ever held. The great-
est enthusiasm was displayed by the
delegates, Dudley Holmes, of Wing -
ham was unanimously re-elected
President, and the other riding of-
ficers elected were; --1st Vice -Presi-
dent, John Wilford, of Blyth ; end
VIce•President, john Soarlett, of Mo•
RGlop ; 3rd Vice • President, ltobt.
Mosgrove, of Bluevele;. Secretary,
Theo. Hall, Wingltate, and Treasurer.
Wm. Smith, of Walton. An Execu-
tive Committee Was elected composed
Of the officers, President of eacb muni.
cipaiity, and past•Prsidents of the
association.
Br. Chisholm, M. P., of East Huron
addressed the electors at coetidera'1ie
length. He denotinced the extra '0
gent and corrupt methods adopted
by the Gltvoromeut at Ottawa, and
gave a weld and interesting errant
of hie stewardship, He also Outlined
his system of cold storage of term
products, and told bow the Govern•
nlent bad adopted his means of carry-
ing out suet] a system. Messrs, Bow-
man and Hall addressed the meeting
and were wall received. Resolutions
were carried expressing fullest con -
Hence in Mr. Bordeu, Premier Whit-
ney and Dr. Chisholm,
LV rY 1 r rt rt
Geo. Barrows and family have moil
ed into the village, He sold his farm
and may go West next Spring.
Messrs. and Miss Barrows, who were
here from North Dakota, and N. W
T., have returned to their homes.
;The Neal store business is now
under control of Will, Neel, his father
retiring from the active management.
We wish the new proprietor the best
success He bas been brought up in
the business so is acquainted with the
details.
The boarding car for the new rail•
way has been making its headquarters
here. The railway has now reached
Blyth but as no gravelling has been
dome for several miles it i, rather risk'
travelling. Passeuger trains will. not
likely commence until after the Win-
ter is past,
Business Locals.
CEDAR loge wanted. G. A. Dsonsueet.
43ATR0 sharpened in firet.olase style
t.A* be Amen factory,
Goon cow for Bale, will calve in April.
Apply to WALTER WILDER, Braesele.
SKATE.—When skates are dull and ars
not true take ,hem to MoGreeor he wil
renew. Yenta T. MCGREGOR, Brussels
BARGAINS m Millinery. Everytl.ieg
•,cid regsrdleae of 0086 to clear out tine
aeaeon'e stock. Oatl and gee to, Moses
HADx1Rx.
Pease Lon.—Taeeday, Deo. 11th, a
pane contenting both bale and silver
was Ioet in Brn-eels. The owner will
be deeply indebted to the finder ' if the
loot article is left at THE Pon Publieh
ing Home.
' CHURCH UNDIES.
Missionary day in the Methodist Sab-
bath Sobool next Sunday afternoon.
The report of the Methodist- church
anniversary is orowded over to next
week.
Bev. Mr. Wiehart preaohed a very
suitable die000rse in Melville church last
Sabbath morning from the text fly -
have not passed this way heretofore."
In the evening the topic Wits "The
marriage Feast."
People We Talk About.
Miee May Deadman is here on a visit
from Toronto.
Mien Alias Bone ie borne for 5. visit
from Toronto.
R. J. 0olemau spent the holiday with
relatives at Alton.
A. J. Lowick, of Fordwiob, was in
town on Thursday.
Alex. Walker. of Teeewater, was visit.
ing in Brussels this week.
Jure Beattie, of Cheeley, . renewed old
tri ndohipe in town this week.
Dr. and Mre. Barna were visitors witb
J. H. and Mre. Reid, of Senforth,
Mre, D. B. Moore was 810101ng Mrs.
ann. Barnhill at Henfryn thie week.
Duncan Stewart, druggist of Detroit,
was hems for a than vteit tete week.
The Mines Horton, of Gerrie, were
visiting Miee Nettie crown thie week,
W. Riggs, of Bowmanville, is a holiday
visitor at of
Lowry';, Princess
etreet,
Miee Morrow, of Midland, spent New
Year's Day with her sister, Mrs, G. N.
McLaren.
J. Ourtit, Prineipat of Mitverton
public eahoot was visiting at Jae. Eaiott's
Ian week.
E. J. Hill, of Lethbrid e, was a visitor
with his father, Joo. Hill, Brussels, for
a few days.
R. Raebnrn, wife and children were
New Year's vieiters with W. L. and Mre,
Lentberdale.
Eletou McGuire, of Holstein, is visit
ng relatives in town. He is a nephew
of A. MoGuire,
J. W Or.ieie, of the Standard Bank,
spent New Year's under the parental
toot in Toronto.
J. and Mre Hnmphriae end daughter,
of Toronto, were vleitore wit13 Jae. and
Mre. donee, Brassole,
Mins Thane, Meadows, of London, wag
visiting rela'ivte iu town for a few days
during the peat week.
Miee Joen Rose, of Toronto, end R.
and Mre, McAlpine,. of St, Catharines,
were here for the holiday.
Harry Gooding, of the Toronto Sobool
of Preetiaal Seionoe, Is the guest of Dr.
Pend during the holidays,
Mrs. H. R Douglas, of Dauphin
Manitoba, wag the guest of Mfg. and
the Mistiest Douglas, Brunette
Willi Renter, of Stratford, was poli
daying in Brnesela. He hag it warm
plane in his heart for this locating.
Mist Vera Dunford, of the 'Eaton mit.
linty department, Toronto, le enjoying
a holiday with relatives and friends fp
town.
M.A. Worth, Mre. V7orth and dad•
Otter, of Vergerville, Alberta, are violtore
tit B. Gorey'e, Mrs, Worth and Mre,
Gerry aro eietere.
Stewart ig a visitor from the
West ender the parental roof, Queen
street, He le a son of Atex. Stswert,
Odeon OOreet, Ban,
Mice Clara Thompson, of Toronto,
W visiting her sister, Pare, J. 0, Jones.
Mire Beatrice Feild, of Hamilton, was
the greet of Mies Mildred Scott 'hie
week.
Mrs. (Rev.) T. W. Cosecs sod eon ao-
ompanied Rev. Mr. 0oeene to Brussels
and were wake/roe visitors' although their
stay wee very eltort.
Aif. McMillan fell on the slippy walk
on Thursday morning and Out quite a
each in hie head, neoeeeitatiug a few
etitohee being put in by a doctor,
P. J. McDonald, who was oontraoting
at Moose Jaw last Summer, is here on a
visit with hie family. He veld likely
return to the West next Spring.
HORN..
ANDERSON.—In Shakespeare, on Deo.
801h, to Mr, mod Mrs. Robt. Ander-
eon, a daughter.
M.A.RR.iFeL.
HANBON—MOBAY: At the residence of
the bride'e father, Garden Oity,
Boutb Dakota, on Xmas Day, by
Rev. Mr. Hyde, Mr. Henry A, Han
son, of Graoeland, to Miee Mabel
May Malley, trite of Robb: McKay,
Ethel, Out.
Election Cards
COUNCILLORS
T . tiro Elector's of Brussels :
LADIES AND GENTLNAIEN,—I act a can-
didate fur re-e'eotion to the Council
B otrd and if returned will do my beet to
a 'vane the interests of Brussels. Your
v to and.iufiuence will be appreciated.
JAS. BALLANTYNE.
Tn ,he Electors of Brussels :
LANIER AND GENTLEMEN —1 am 30 the
field for re-election as Cotlneillor and „ill
be well pleased if you see your way to
support m0. Will not be able to see you
personally so uoe this uotifiontion instead.
If returned to the Board will do ae I have
in the past—my best,
Yours Truly, '
ALF. BAEEEI%,
To the Electors of Brussels :
LADIE8 AND GENTLEMRNj I am a can-
didate for Councillor for the coming year
and respectfully solicit your votes and
influeuoe. If elected to the position I
will do my beet to advance the interests
of Brussels in every way possible ooneis-
tent with economy.
Yours respectfully,
ROBT. GRAHAM.
LADIES AND GENTLRMEN.—
I am again a candidate as Councillor
of our village. Have endeavored to do
my duty in the paet and promise to con-
tinue bo do the same if returned next
Monday. Not being able to make a per-
sonal canvass I take this inane of soli°.
iting your vote. Wishing you all a pros-
prone year. Yours Truly,
J. G. JONES.
T
To the Eleotoro of Brussels l
LADIES AND GHNTLEMEN,—Having been
uominated for a seat at the Council
Board for 1907 I eek for your support
BARNARD—MDLLI0AN.—In Jamestown, on
Deo, 96th 1906, at the reeidenoe of
the bride's mother, by Rev. L.
Perrin, Miee Eliza Elven Maltigan,
to Mr, Edward Barnard, of Wrox-
eter.
HOLErEe—LANGras0,—In Brunetti, on
Jan: let, by Be,, A. 0. Wishart, B.
A., Mr. Robert J H Imes to Mise
Bogy Laugtord, both of McKillop,
MOOARTNRY—MILLER.—In Wroxeter, on
Deo. 26th at, the residence of the
bride's Meter, Mre. John Patterson,
by the Rev. L. Perrin, Mr, Thee,
W. McCartney to Miee Mary Ann
Miller, both of Goderioh Tp.
MAODONALD-WmaoN.—At the resident)
of the beide'; mother, on Teensy,
Jan. let, by Rev. A 0. Wi hart, B.
A., Mr. Damon MeoDanald o
Jamestown, to Mise Rate Wilson
daughter of Moe. James Wilson,
Brnseele,
aaaa-
MoNAIs,—In Oranbrook, on Deo. 28113,
Mary McTaegart, beloved wife of
James McNair, and 78 years, 2
mnuthe and 22 days.
HoLttss.—In Ma$i.lop, on Deo, 28th,
Jernina, rellet of the late Wilriam
Holmes, in her 64th year.
.113ElernM 2•S
Fall Wheat 67 68
-Bar ey 42 48
Peso 78 75
Oats 38 84
Batter, tubs and roils,.,, 20 22
Eggs per dozen 20 22
Hay per ton 8 00 9 00
Floor, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 6 00 6 00
Wool 24 25
Potatoes per bus 45
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 50
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
THE. PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
"IX SHORT HORN BULLS
for bole from 0 tole months old. In.
tending purchasers . t.ould see them.
282m .ANDREW 8,183.0P,
Lot V, One. 14, Grey, or Brussels P. 0.
1(?U ACEI+; FARM FOR SALE
beteg 8t batB., Can, 4, bim•rfe
There Fe ou It aa good bank b. rn good frame
beers, one eerc of orohnrd, eev0u soros of
110,8,90 aarea plowed seedy for crop and
the bMauor lo 000,8, The Maitland river
orn8see one corner of farm, The farm also
iuolade• "Rndmin Lame Werlre" Apply to
0, B. WILKINSON, Belgrave P.O. ' 20-8
Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting of Grey Branch Ag.
riaultural 8noiety will be Ytald lc the Oouu-
ail Ohambor, Brussels, on Wednesday, Jan.
nary sib, at p.m. as per statute. Beech,
irg the Auditors' Report, eleotiug officers
and other business wilt constitute the pro.
gram. JAS. SPFIR, President.
W. H. HERR, Secretory.
To
Our
Patrons
With another year's wont
about completed we .take
pleasure in extending to
you all our hearty thanks
for your kindness and pat•
ronage 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,
J.S. FOX
Druggist and Stationer.
fPiBR7r.E YOUNG SHORT HORN
Jr. Nullet0,0510. Ten were prize win -
tiers at Rrutaele Fall Fate, They are elan-
d.ee. 11ed and roan in color. Alen a few
line females for Bale. Litt 5, pan. 9, Grey.
D. EON1011T80N,
10.11 Brussels P.O.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the East Hutson
Agricultural Sootety tall lie held iu the
Town Hall, Hineoela, on Wednesday. Jnun-
ary 18112,1007, at 1 o'clock p m '11iue08 of
the meeti.ig :—Reosiviug the Annual State-
ment and Auditors' Rapp ,01, appoluting eel.
core for the year 1807 Jro
JA8. tERO04ON,President.
W. H. 807100, nearotary.
ARM TO RENT.—ON AO-
0oDNT of Wm. Miller deeming nut' to
lease til„ f a'm of Phos. Miller it will bo
rented ny t0neer. Lenders reoelved by the
undersigned 1044 ti Jan 10b11, 1007 Full par-
tiaulara may be got frou, P. Scott or at
inn auott,a stile on Duo, 27th, when every-
thing belonging to the estate of Thos. Miller
will he Old to the- highest bidder.
JANE M1LLIr3. and P. B. SCOTT.
Committee Thos. Miller estate.
AUCTION SALE OF FA.RM.—
Tire Executors ofythe estate of the
late Reuinmiu Smillie hove instructed F. B.
Kona to «ell by' ti0hlte auction at tbe Amer-
ican Rotel Breeee1e, on Saturday, Tannery
00th at 8 olelock, that part of the estate be-
ing ;`forth Half of Lot 12, Ooa. B, Morrie, eon.
Gaining 100 sores Thera is a comfortable
frame douse and good bank barn, Tilts
farm bre been seeded to grass for a number
of scare and is in a good state of fartidty,
Luing well adapted for either Cropping or
pasturing. There ie a continuous eupply of
running water and a good well at the house.
A number of choice trait trees and 20 sores
of gnod hardwood bush are on the pleas.
This farm Is oitu,.tsd on the main road be-
tween Brussels aid Bolgrave 1 1 mile from
outran cud poet ottice and 1 mile from
8ohool As the Ermine as mast wind up the
eeate titre property will he 5014 to tae high-
est bidder. For term- apply to the auction.
. 8r, Hrnsasla, or to wr1L3AM Ma Or BEN -
Jaime Burman, ltseoatms, 0ensall P. O.
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
BOAR FOR SERVICE —THE
Radarsigned well !MOP .or service on
Lot 24, Con. 7, Grev, a pure bred Berkshire
Boar. 9m GEC. ADDY,EProprietor,
QIIORT HORN BULL FOR
1� osoylon,—Tho undere:gned will keep
for eerviee ou Lot 8, Con. 1, Grey, a Short
Horn Bull. Also a Yorkshire Hog. 'Terme,
8100 in eacheasewith privilege of return-
ing It necessary. PedIgreee may be Beau ou
appliaatlou, WA1, WILLIS,
26.2 Proprietor.
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Eye and Ear Surgeon ' R
VISITS BRUSSELS MONTHLY
1
If E Cel Spectacles treatment f
Ear or Nose do not fat to see 3. OVENS.
you require ye Glasses or or Eye,
'1 Di OV S
l.ce ; Smith's Drug Store, -Brussels
Next Visit : Tuesday, Jan. 8th
Hours 8 a. m. to 1.80 p. m.
veep' ei4' ex 4'�"riy ' 410 sus
+, b. � vu -y
.. t.� S+w.O?��.b...S.
noxi Monday int the polls, My hero en-
deavor, if (leeted, will be to work with
the Ooucoil to aid In the advancement of
Brussels. Yoore Truly,
B. T. PLUM.
SCHOOL. TRUSTEES
To the Electors of Bruseele
LAD/Es AND GENTLEMEN, --I take this
manus of intimating to you that I am a
oaudidate for le seat at the School 'Board
and will be glad if you eau 080 y005 way
to vote for me neat Monday. If elected
my, only ciente will be to advance the
iu0Oreste of our school,
Tout'% Very Truly,
MOORS,
To the Eleotore of Brussels ;
LLnINe Meg G11r1TLE61EN,—I hays boob.
nominated . inated as Ttgetee for another form,
10 you aoe.md me your vote and re.eleet
me I will madmen to perform illy duty
to the best of toy shinty,'
Yours 'Truly,
W. ee. BINcr.AIR,
Your vote and influence aro r8
bpeotlully solicited for the
re.eleet1011. Of,
J. Gy SKENE
GREAT CL
—OF—.
IIarness, Robes.
31ankets, Sella,
Rugs, &c..
Owing to the unfavorable
Reason we find our stock too
large' No for the next 40 dn.ys,
or up to the end of J'itnuary,
will sell all. Harness, Robes,
Blankets, Bells, &c , at Be• "
dueed (Prices, and offeryou Bargains that I
g � you may not ever be
able to buy at again as lesthel and all material for building Her.
11t'FS is advancing so mob. The Harn*R8 is all our.. own ma 11 an 1
we guarantee the workmanship as we have no Factory Haleness ill
stock. .
TERMS -Small r amounts cash Y l
t? I age amoFlnts settled by
promissory note.
ARINC SALE
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