HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-1-17, Page 8A Good Builder
There is no better preparation for building up a run down
system than a Good Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. This re-
quirement is fully met with in the well known
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
Put up in 2 sizes—$1 and 500 per bottle. For that cold,
Which you are liable to take during this Winter season, keep
on hand a bottle of our
Blood Root Cough Cure
It is a sure and safe remedy for all kinds of Coughs and
Colds. If you have an obstinate Cold try it, along with a
bottle of Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil.
ALL KINDS OF PICTURE POST DARDS. I
We are constantly receiving new kinds.
•
DRUGGIST AND OP TIt'IAN
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EaTENeION W. O. & 8.
Trains leave Brueeele Station, North
and South, as tollowe ;
CMINGSoUTU GoZZO NOETr,
Moll 7:05 atm I Mixed 91108.01
Mlxed.....,...11:25 eau Metl ......»1:94 p.m
Express 9102 p.m I Express ....., 8:51 p.n,
rural Ettus often'
A abiel'» amang ye takir'notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
• BAY 18 in demand.
RENEW for THE POET.
BEAD the advertleemente.
Tae ice harvest oomee next.
Co. COUN0IL opens nextTaeaday.
MONTHLY Horse Fair, Thursday, Jan,
81x1. Attend it.
A. 0.17. W. Fauna evening of tbie
week. I. will be [uelallation of officers
PORCELAIN letter eigne have been placed
in the show window at Jae. FOx'e drug
store.
Wei. JEw1TT shipped a doable desk of
hogs from Btuevale add a oar from Brae-
ee1e, on Taeeday.
Taos TAR4Ow was re-eleated aheirmao
of the School •Botird for 1907. He takes
a great interest in the work.
Tan borne blanket, eprataeles, mitts
and robe advertised on Tno PoeT bare an
been found. It pays to advertise in a
paper that is read,
Tan By -Law voted upon at Wroxeter
to loan Howe & Qo., formerly of Brae.
eels, 91,000 to extend the woolen foo.
tory beaiuties did not (wry.
HOSPITAL Comma —The date of the
next oouoert in aid of the Wiogham
Hoepital will be held in that town en
Tuesday, Jao. 22od. A 1 talent is en.
gaged. A number of Broeeelitee are
arranging to attend.
W. 0. T. '0. noesis are open to the
pnblio for reureatlon on Thoreday and
Saturday evenings at this week from
7 00 to 10.00 o'olook. Also next week
Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
evenings for same hours.
A PLAT80111 baa been built in the
Cannon Chamber for the use of the
Judge at Division Omuta. The Courts
smell and
are aaaerially holding them in m
+his room obviatee the neoeeeity of heat
lug the Town Hell whioh on a cold day
is no easy task.
Lacerate.—Mre. McBee, Boperinten.
dent of W. 0. T. U. work in Oolarlo,
will deliver a Lecture in the Town Hall,
Brunie, on Thursday evening, 81st inet.,
oommenoing at 8 o'oloak. A program of
music will alas be given. The pnblio
cordially invited,
Tse Wiogham Times has celebrated
another anuivereary and grows better
es it adveuoea fn years. Bro. Elliott
is deservedly aaoorded a large adver.
tieing patronage and no doubt the boei.
nese men reap oorreepoudingly large
returns from it. We wish the Timet
oonttnned proeperity,
TENDERS WANTED. --Sealed tenders will
be received ap to 6 p. m„ on Monday,
Jan. alet, for the owing down of the
poplar trees surrounding Victoria Park,
and the removal of the same, with brash,
&a. For farther particulate apply to
(lonooillor Graham who will reoeiye the
tendere. BY ORDER or 000801L.
&0011480 AND PRESENTATION.—TO mark
Ibe 60th annivereory of J. Y. S. Kirk's
membership in the Maeonio Order the
members of 8t. Johu'e Lodge, A. F. and
A. M„ Brueeele, presented him with an
appropriate address accompanied by a
enm of money. Mr, Kitk ie cue of the
oldest Menne in the Province. The re
oipient very gratefully acknowledged the
compliment paid him, He enjoys nom•
pasties good health.
EVERY young lady, who ie desirous of
fitting herself eo that she may become
independent so far 88 gaining a livelihood
is concerned and is judioio0e enough to
preper8 against a possible day of adver
city, should read the new advettieement
of the Wiogham Bueineee College. The
dainty, butterfly lady, who has aeenranne
of being spoon fed through lite, meet not
read it. Write oe and we will tell you
the eeoret of our eu008e888, whioh made
the at1eodaaoe of {hie year double that
of Inst.
BeeeeELe OIL 00,—Tbnreday of last
week a meeting of the etaokholdere of
Brueeele 0110o. was held. After the
pre0eatation of reports end the diens
Bion of same a dtreotorate 988 sleeted
to eaaoeed the provisions) Board that
bad been managing eine the inception
They are as follows ;—D. 0. Rose, B
L. Jacknce, A. R. Currie, P. Anent and
J. T. Rose. The firet me06io08d gentle.
man is President ; Mr, Ament, Vita
President and Mr. Jackson, Secretary
'rreaonrer. The drill le bow 00 the
Henry Broe, farm and will be pat in
operation at once. J. B. Slake 10 the
MeabanloeJ Superintendent and Mr.
Collins, of Petrone, is in charge of the
drill. The new G. P. R, railway rune
ibroegh 11110 farm whioh would make
rxpettatton nay if 011 ie tonna in paying
tint -Atlee, The proepeot0 are said to
be good,
T
DR BUTLER'S VteiT.—Dr. Butler, the
Laudon Eye retain let, wilt be at the
American blotto, Breesels, on Weduee.
day, derail 18th. Glaeeee eupplind.
JNO. LONG has ueeu appo.uted aeaeee0r
for Brueeele for 1907 at a eatery of 940 00
W. H. MoOraukeu and J. Y 8. Kira
Were re appolutea Auditors at 06 00 each
Car FL wase.—Pereooe dee,rtug cat
fiow.re fur weuau,ge, fauerele or ether
pu,poeee may be eupplard on abort notice
by app,ioetion to R. Leacberdale & Sou.
We are agents for the wall khowu fluted.,
Jno. H. Dunlop, Tornio, whose stook to
ahveyd A 1.
A TIE.—The debate in the Ouonoil
Member last Rowdily eveuiug 8tt,80teu
answerable ett,no0u. Subject wee
"Women eaffraae." For theefflrmattvt
J. H. Cameron and C. R'obaraouu ep,.kr
Jae. Wright not being able to attend
owing to illness, Dr. Feud, R. J. Nur
mail and Joe Hooter aph•,m Ina mea five.
'rue judges were Rev. Air. Lang 1'bte,
Inspeotur Boob 8.811 A. B. 8)uDoualu who
doulared the debate a we, therefore the
aw 4111 remain the same. Next debate
will be on Canadian Iudepeoaeuoe auu
will be he d on Monday 28.1 iuet.
Drab—Lest .rionday forenoon Joe N
Ocoee, a piano 6008r, died at the 181118
of Davia Herat, Atbeet .'treat, where be
had been boarding. Deceased was bore
.0 the Old ()entry where hie parent.'
reside. Be was iu Braaee'e for eeser4
wane last year and returned tine Wtute,
and enaeavered to fol.ow hie 000apatiou.
Thoreday of test week he recanted to
Brnaeelofrom Wiart..n sed 1618 eyetem
which was badiy ran uowu, appeared to
uunapse. He wee about 80 yearn of age,
a man of quiet aim at muroee, tempera
meat, rather odd in hie wet', but wan
geut'emauly and had evtaeut1yaeon better
days. fits parental home ie said to be
Eases, Euslaud. Toe funeral took piece
Tuesday afternoon Rev. E. G. Pewee
oondeetmg an appropriate aervrde
Burial wail made at the town's 819Bnee
ae deceased ens without fnude. H,.
brother i8 a rector at Weetfield, N. J.,
U. 8, end another brother one nu New
Turk, The sad uewe of the demise was
t aata.
, 9tRrded O the Pre
or
MRS, Jae. BTRETTON, Bk„ Pane
Amts.—Tuesday afternoon the e'eue
buatmao conveyed the spot of Mre,
Jeans Smitten over the river 0f death,
She lad beau seriettety .11 for some nye
end the end did Dome ouexpeoted'y.
Deoeaeed'e maiden name woe Jaue Mo
Oraoken mud her birthplace was Whitby.
Bhe was married in the same luoality
o ber now bereft partner iu 1854. Alter
a abort reeidauae in the 1uwueh'p of
Reach they reeved to Brn•se.e iu 1855
and machined their residence here. For
ebony 1} years the subject of thus notice
erne I8 letitug health aueemia being the
ilment and despite all that ovoid be
docs by pbyeicia,t and nurse ehe paid
Nature's debt ae abuse stated. -In ad
mon to her husband Mre, Stratton ie
survived by two daughtete (Mre. We.eh,
f
Kamen Clay ; and Mre. Degge, of
Obatbaw) and four Bone (.loo. H. of
Kaneaa(lay ; Wm. oI Port Arthur ;
as. B. and W. F. of Brue'ele. A eon
and daughter dted some years ago. Mre.
Stretton was weal 11130WD and high'y
steamed. She wee motherly, gnomon,
hospitable and kind Bud will not noon
e forgotten. Deoeaaed was a eater to
o Jon., Frank and Wm. Mo0raoken of
Wtngbam and Morrie. The funeral
ouk plane Thursday efbetnuou to Brun•
018 oemetery, Rev. Mr. Langford eon
doatiug the Leone. The bereaved will
be amended the sympathy ot the oum-
mauity. Mre. B.rello0 vies in her 72u0
tear. '
ENJOYABLE EVENING.—Aft announced
vel ween the Dram,uo genual by Miee
eeeie F. Imlach, attended by Mise Horne
y, 'mono, of Woodetook, nine its
Brunets Town Heil on Tuesday evening.
A well rendered and highly appreciated
program was presented and was carried
through to a 4 0080af01 inn, The fol•
owing was the bill of fare;—Idetrument.
el, vio'in and trumboue, H. L. Jackson
and W. Griffith, with 51re. Janson 140
pianist ; reeding, "The marriage el the
flowers," Miee Iwlaob ; Bolo. "The
swallows," Mtee Hornsby ; humorous
eoitatio°, "The bear leanly," MISS
Im18oh ; solo, "0 1 Divine Bede, mer,"
Miee Hornsby ; reading, let Ourinthiaue,
and the 23rd Psalm, Mlea I0.aoh ; read
og, "The eoperetrtiou et Molly," Miee
Imlach ; violin solo, H. L. Jaokeon 1
L'ennyeou's "Guiuivere," Mtge Lmlaoh ;
nolo, "Island of dreams," Miee Horoeby ;
dootbh eeleolione, Miee Imiaob ; Bolo,
"Jerusalem;" Miee Horpsby ;"inane
from David Oopperfield," Muse Im ooh 1
National Anthem, Min Jeno MuLauob
in was the efficient ao0ompaui8. Mtge
lmlaoh, who made her first appearance
before a BlueeeIe hud'.eauo, performed
her diffloult part well and in voice,
geetare, mann, and roudtlon did her
'elf credit lo andertaktug so moth
reeponeibiliby. She bide fair to make
her mark in the world of euterlatement,
Many re88110 taste given to whinh Mae
lmlaob reep0uded with wilhngeeee.
Mies Sotheby Wee aetranoen in town but
item her Bret Bolo made (Heade and she
wdl be wel00me baolt. She has a weer,
lob vole° and whetber in sacred song
et the lighter numbers elven a° en00ree
ebe Wae heard with equally good etldot,
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'II: METROPOLITAN BANK fasrJSBl19M8tJ rave
(Arl'l'AL—Authorized $2,000,000 TtlE4 S• ANK
CAPITAL--Pa1d up 1,000,001)
RESERVE and Surplus Pronto 1,188,183
Directors
B. J. MOORE.
$resident.
Ta00, Ba8D80AW, P.L.A.
D. D,1E0MP90N, It 0.
Viee•Prenideni,
Ent Siong Mit. W mortra144 00/.85,!!.0 JA6. AERIE
AMR P1na'refoo1
W. D, ROBS, • General Manager
THE Afl0T1601.O1ITAN 138.5G le open 10 reoeiva the accounts of
Farmers, uterohants and Business Oommnulty generally and to give
oaretnl a0neiderarlon to all propoeale sebmitted to it.
It relies npou its paet record for courteous treatment of ire ena-
tomere, and will °steed every 000slderatlou onneietent with sound
banking to those who may desire to trAueaot bueineea with it.
£BWrvI8'1 'S B$d14'.E1C l/IrrPsAi'Irat€J, 999
Interest at HIQHE81' OQRRENT RA'lE8 allowed on all Hume of $1 end apwarda
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWCETT, Maneger,
tl
' I
$54Opor dear
Miss Snell, formerly of Bluevalo in
Nee-iviog $9500 per month Irmo the
Calgary ailh08 00., 00418 ay. Th1e
I estimable renng lady had only 0.
common sabot.' edueatinu, end in a
law menthe with us proper• d fur the
above situation. With e, '09 1 cart'
apo•ienee Mies Snell will reoeiva at
bast e7e 00.
stenography la better than
School 10x0181140{
Wit t wv have done for others we
eau doter you. Enter any M ole Iu-
drvidual instruction
W,it, 10r ctttalu„uo.
1�y, BUSINESS
1lguam COLLL+;GE
ialllhuted with Clignt.u, Bueiuess
Colle
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
The inatramental saltations were wel
e11ueett and nicely play.d. Altogether
the entertainment was a 6000888 ale
afforded a pleaeaot evening, thanks to
thee Im soh
PUBLIC) LIBRARY —At the annual meet•
tug in an. Pu.. to Library Board the re•
pert of the past year eras presented Mon
alter dieoaeefou was adopted. Tut
du/ sea will be about bnlaneed when
he usual grants are paid. In the die
un tion over a proposal to open comae
peadeuaefor a Oaruagie Library build
tug the ,Board was favorable and wid
to what they on to advance the peau.
W. J. Fawcett was chosen Secretary
Treasurer for the coming year. Tberr
'e room for a big livening op on the parr
of many townspeople in patronizing the
Library.
Business Locals.
FARM for gale. Apply to Joseph Eng.
ler, Eh'P.0.
BreogetIITa'e appreftioe wanted
Apply to Geo. W. Pollard, Ethel. Good
praa8 for right boy.
BARGAINS in Millinery, Everything
mid regardless of cost to clear out thea
season's stook. Coil and eee ne, Mans
BABEIRE
Mies MARY MoaIEe will take pllpile
in oil paotu.9 for a short time. Parties
intere8ted 80404 learn term,, etc, at Miee
Roes' store.
Coa4—For sale, at No. 1 elevator,
Brusnei°, oar load of good, dry, yellow,
Amerioau corn, in large of small goauli•
tea. Pieta right. Rear G8Aa881,
Grain Dealer Bineeele.
56080080 BoLTA WANTED.—The under•
Mena waute to rat -ahem 1,000 oorde of
Basswood and Hardwood Heading Bolt»
$8 60 per cord for the former and 92 50
for the leder. For farther partmmare
apply to P. AMOCO, Broseele. 28.4
Sews —Saws exchanged and fast and
easy vatting eases for Bale. Baw gum
ming and Ming a epeoialty. Our prime
are 109881 on earth when you eoueider
the benefit we give. Taos. Waltman,
51111 street, Brueeele.
People We Know.
J. T. Wood made a bueineea trip to
Turouto and Berlin.
Mise Bremner, of Ethel, wee a visitor
with Oelatitee in Broesele,
Mre. Jae. Turuboli, of Galt, wee a
vid,t00 at Wm Teruboll'e,
Robt. Hann, of Kieoardine, wee in town
on Thoreday of last week.
Barrister Sinolair was in the Queen
Oity this week on b00ineee.
B, and Mre. Gerry were on the eiok
•let this week with lagrippe.
Mra. David Roberteou, of Wingbam,
epees Sunday with Mre, A. 0, Dames.
Miee Hamilton, 01 Wroxeter, was the
nest of Mrs. J. F. Rewind this week.
Miee Fannie Blaokatoue of Goderioh,
erne visiting the Mieeee Habkir6 met
week.
Miee H, Ball and her brother L, A., of
Wogbam, palled o0 old friends in t0wu
on Tuesday.
Mieeee Ella and Mary Otawford, of
Fernbenk, are vieltiog their amine, the
Minn Ooaviu.
Miee Oora Lowick, of Toronto, wee
the guest of Mies Alia Bone. She wee
e former Beneeelite.
vire, Wm. Tarnbhll eras away to Galt
and Pari• for holiday vier{ with. re a
tivee Bud old trieude,
George Fuory of Toronto, is viaiting
under the 90080160 roof in Brussels. He
ae au employee of the Eaton 0o.
Miee Pearl Tookey, of London, ie a
visitor at the Methodist Parsonage. She
,e a eater to Mre. (Rev.) Powell.
Willie Brown, grandams to Mre, George
MoK'ty, granola, hi improving nloely
after his operation at a L.,ndon boapitel,
We are eorty to heat that Geo. Robb
•e oo the sink hat being threatened With
appendicitis. Elie merry friendly hope he
wi,l goon be o. k,
Mre. Mardis McLennan, of London,
et one time Bruseehte, parpoeee taking
op 088tdenoe in Weenier, where her
sister, Mrs, R B auk, reeidea.
Mra. M. Oavanagb, daughter and eon
of Owen Boned, ere visiting Mre. J. L.
Kerr, the former'.' mother, and other
retativee and lriende 10 Broseele.
Mr. Brooker, repreeenting the Toronto
Act y Stet and Mt. Williame, p00hing
the London Free Frees were in town .'hie
weep, Both gave TGE Pon a °all,
0. O. North, of Platen, wee vieiting al
7, F. Rowlaud'e last week. He ie e
bre her to Mra Rowland.
Wm and Mrs. MoLauohlin, of Nee.
pima, Manitoba, are vtettore here wall
Thos. and Mre. Eouie, Ohurob 81, Mra.
MaLauollto is a daughter. It is 10
years etude she was here.
Mre. Degge, of Chatham, and Mr.
Banton, of Toronto, were here attend.
ing the funeral of the late Mrs. Sae. tun.
The former ie a daughter and the tetter
a brother in law.
Bev, W. L Rutledge, 13. A„ of Chat-
ham, hes been invited 40 the pastorate
ut the First Meth0diet church, Loudon.
The reverend geutleman is a bro.her to
Mre. J. L Kerr, of Bennie.
Rubt. Black, of Wroxeter, formerly
a reeldent of thin, w8e among tbn Bleat
for Wroxeter 0 maned on E,eution Day
He is the right triad of timber to ad
04008 the Interests of 000 Nurtheru
neighbor,
The three Farrow brothers, Robert, of
Ottawa ; Mai tin, of Toronto ; and Ward,
of Wiudeor, were visitors over Sunday
al Poelmaeter Ferrow's their lather.
Tony were welcome if their stay erne of a
brief Oharaoter.
Mre. Gordon, of Oollingwood, is the
guest of her daughter, Mra. W. J. Few
not, Ki..g Street. Rev. J. 0. and M.P.
Hartley, of Lauder; Manitoba, are aeu
enjoying a visit fu the same borne. Mre.
Hartley and Mre. Favero are ei818r8.
While amine oto town one evening
not week Milton Rene, a0oompauied by
two of 114 shame, were tbrowu out of
their buggy owing t0 a eolitdion with the
rig of Mr. Love, Grey. The eouident Wee
due to the glare of elentria light in the
centre of the street. Miee Bertha Rands
had her ankle sprained. The 000upante
of Mr. Love'e boggy were also Duo re
muoious.y landed 00 the road Ina no
devi0O9 damage was done,
Word oomee from Chatham that Roy,
sou of P. J. MoDonuld, Brunetti, is in
gearauti're owing to a emollpox ante.
He and live othere are quartered to a teat
outside the oorpuretien. They have
telephoue OOmmOaieatiou and iu a oou•
vereatiou over the wire with hie father
Roy Gaye they were having a good time.
Toe disease is apparently of a Itpht type
but domande the Same preua0tion.
Damian J MoLauehliu, who has been
at Ohe,ley for the pest couple of years,
made a brief vigil hems 00 Tuesday. He
left for Hamilton oil Wedne.day where
he will epeud o few weeks with the Lyons
Tailoring Go., before going to Chatham
where he will manage a lancet More.
h hl' 1 a o m ere t ,
IYIr. MoL uo lit a o u hand and
F
with the experience he has had noun
fin the bill to a ninety. Obabem will
have quits a Braneels colony it the
magnet Oont10088 to draw.
CHURCH 011131E8.
John R. Clarke will deliver hie !among
lectors "To and fro In Loudon," iu
Melville ohurah oil Friday evening Feb.
8th.
Last Sunday moraine, Rev, Mr.
Wiehart discoursed in Melvil e obnroh
on "What is Truth 9" The evening
text was Isaiah 56 and 2
"Prevailing prayer" was Rev. Mr.
Puweit'e topic lest •abbeth teeming in
the Methodist cherub and in the evening
he dealt with "The ted of Jerloho."
Next Wednesday the toward meeting
of Melville ohuroh Bromide, will be he d
when the Annul Report will be present
ed. Mame elected and other business
transacted,
Rev. Mr. Small, of Auburn, will oon
dnct the 88001088 In Melville church next
Sabeath, The peeler will preach Aunt
vereary sermons in Blyth, Mr, Small to
a fine preuoher.
Evangeherio services oommeneed h,
the Methodiet °bush oil Wednesday
8080tog of lhie week anti will oontinne
for a few weeke. Serving open ht 7 46
each week evening excepting Baturoey,
All are welcome.
Next Sabbath will be Ibe Anneal
Mieeionury Aunivereary in Broesele
Methodiet cherub, Rev. Mr, Howeou, of
Wrngham, wilt be the preacher. He le
amang the beet preachers in the London
Oouferenoe and wilt be well worth hearing.
Rev, Mr. Powell will preach at Whig.
ham,
At the annual meeting of the W. F
M. S. of Me v111e north the Wesson/
officers were elected for the °errant
year ;—Preeident, Mre. Deadman ;
Vroe•Preaidens, Mre. A. Baseball ;
Secretary, Mrs. Graham ; Tepeurer,
Mre. Thompson ; 0.ganiet, Mre. .1.
H. Cameron. This Society hoe a
memb• reltip of forty, and raised last
yfear 9180r0Mieaionary purposes, the sum
011008010 School hoard.
The regular meeting of Brueeele Public
School Beard was bend in the Board
Room on Friday evening. Members
present—T, Ferrety, Jemee Elliott, R
Leatherdale and J. G. Skene, Minutes
of last meeting read and adopted.
Moved by R Loathe dale, eeoonded by
Jae. Elliott, that the following Rocounte
be paid 1—'rhe Globe, $8 04, and Philip
Ament 98 09. Motion earned,
Moved by Jag. Dillon, seconded by R
Leatherdale cher the 0t01utory Meeting
he held oil Wedneedoy, 16th inet., at 8 p.
m. instead of 7 p. m. Motion carried,
Board then adjourned.
3, G. BEENE, Secretory.
0801110M 31EBTINO,
The Statutory mee0110 of the Braid
wad held to the Board Boom on Wedeee.
day menthe, Metnbere present --Jas,
1'h.liutt, T. Furrow, D. 0, Bees, M. 14,
OF CANADA
Head Office - . • Toronto
FARMER'S SALE NOTES DISCOUNTED
This bank makes -a specialty of discounting Farmers' Sale
Notes at lowest current rates.
Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches.
BRUSSELS BRANCH
3. W. FLowlr;.raeL Manager
9
Moore and J. G. Bliene. Minutes of last
meeting reed and adopted.
Moved by D. 0. Roes, eeannded by Jos,
Elliott that T. Farrow be Chairman for
1907. Motion oarri,d.
Caned by J.,e. Elliott, seconded by D
0. Rose that the salaries of Mina Ritehie,
Miss, Downey and Mies Vewning be
936000 from Jan. let, 19(17. Motion
carried.
Visiting Committee—D. 0. Rosa, Jae,
Ehintt end R L atherdale, Property
Committee—T, Farrow, M, E. Moore
end J. G. Skene.
Board teen adjourned.
J G. NICENE, Beoretary.
2016]
HENRY—In Brueeel., on Deo. 28th, to
Mr. end Mrs, Wm. Beery, a dangb•
ter.
PEnitIE —Ln Edmonton, on Deo. 6th, to
Mr, ton Mrs. John Perris a eon.
JL¢.2iRR1351M.
CADWRLL — IfOINTER. — At "Barneide
Faun," Morrie, on January 9th, by
Reo. D. Perris, of Wtogbem, Mr.
John W. Oadwell, of Saskatoon,
Sask., to Mise Nine Jeanette, fourth
daughter ot Mr. and Mre, Wm. Ie.
Mater, of Morrie,
Fonsrxa—BRANDON —011 Jan. 2nd, at the
Me,hoeiet Parsonage, Alam. da,
Seek., by Rev. U. H. Oroen, Mr.
Simon Foreytb, formerly of Morrie
towuohlp, to Miee M. Caroline Bran-
don, both of Frobiaher, Seek.
s/xo3a.
Ones.—In Brussels, on January 14th,
Jahn O'ose.
MoOALLnet.—In Owen Sound, on Deo.
80 n, Jaue Laidlaw, reliot of the late
Finlay MoOallnm, formerly of Hal•
ton County, in her 77th year.
S1BETTON.—In Brussels, nn January 15,
Jane Mo0raoken, beloved wife of
Jemee Stretton, Or , aged 71 years, 4
mouths mud 23 days.
a 'CTxosr sax>r.
FRIDAY, JAN 26x0 —Form stook, im•
plement.', &u , Sway half Lots 56, and
57,,.on. 1, Morrie Sale unreterved et
1 p. m. L. W. 11000861, prop. R. H.
Gennep, ono
MONDAY, JAN 28Ta. 76 4000 farm in
Eae' Wawenoeb. Sale at Hih'e hotel,
Be grave, at 2 p. m. George Taylor,
plop. F 8 Stott, eta.
. TUESDAY, JAN 29re —Farm stock,
•nip entente, ate., Lel 9, oou. 1, Bret'.
Set. Et 1 p m, Wm. HOLT, prop. P.
Parvne, neo
SATURDAY, FBn. 9Te —100 More farm
Booth ha I Lot 26, Con. 7, Morris. Sale
at Onkel Hotel, Brussels, at 1 p. m,
A, B. MacDonald, eoliuitor for more.
gages. F. B. Scott, ono.
HR :T S*0 J..a a.S 26. ea 9TS
Fall Wheat 67 68
Bar ey 42 44
Peas 78 76
Oats 2088 84
24
Rutter, tuba a0d rolls
Huge per dozen 20 21
Bay per ton 10 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 6 20
Hoge, Live a 25 6 50
Wont 24 26
Potatoes per line 60
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 60
84,t, per bbl., retell 1 25 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
MALL FARM FOR S OLE 1}
It miles West n1 the Vtli.ge of Oran.
'rook, Buildings hnled« bank ban, enol
came hones, driving shed, pig pen, Idle,
Ca, ell in good repair 1 new and old or.
.ba•d,; dr,lled well with waterworks1 01
table, Maitland river bounds Ioaok of
arm Apply 10 OHAN. SWTTZER,
284" Oranbrook P.O.
Creamery Meeting
The Annual Mooting of 'Brussels Oreamery
will be heel In the Ommall Chamber on
Tuesday. 22nd Inet , at 280 o'alook. Annual
oport will be present d, Geo. H. Barr,
Olitef Dairy Inetruet r, will address the
meeting. All will be welcome.
W. W. BARBt6, Proprietor.
T.4 -,Aum FOR BALE — BEING
•Lnt10, tion, 10, Grey, anneal. lug 100
naree, 80.4 whioh are cleared and balenoe
Mtn bneh. phare is n. onmtortable hrlak
h1.088, a bunk barn 63ax60 feet, erohnrd, well,
&o. Property well fenced, Si 11111811 from
Ibe village of Oranhrook. Poeee0elen eau
be Riven March lath. Obi further portion
ars as to price, Terme, deo„ apply to WM.
WOUDS, Proprietor, Oranbrook P. 0, 58•t1
larORTGAAE HALE OF FARM
•VI PROPERTY.
Under and 130 virtue at the lumen eon.
tame' in a cart On mortgage 4,1011 will be
produced ab the time of Mala, there will be
ettere, tar 01110 40 An ,lie Minion on SAT.
•ORDAY, l"RBitUAI1Y 9113, 4 1) 1007, at the
11110' nl 020 0'0 0000 Ui fns afte neon, at the
Oent'ai Hotel in the village of Breese+E, lit
•he Ooanty of Tinton, by F A, Acott, mho
tMoiler, the f 4lowi0q property, namely :—
Being the 404th Half n1 [nit vumlwr Iwai
Ty.ofx 10 the Rovneth 00nnesalen of the
ownship of Morrie, in tee e0M County of
It%trim, eon, aining 100 e0180 of Iael, be the
same mere or less Ile 111, property there
18 a quantity of timber, The farm lea dis-
tance of three and oue•Itelt miles from B us-
elO. Terme of ealm—Ten Oaroeut 01 the
purebaee money to be paid down at the
time ornate to aye ilollottor for the &torten*
goo and the balance) In' Thirty D rye 9041
further partieula'o and oenditlOee 01 gale
apply to F. S. ns .TT, 411o610neur,'or to
A. h. MACDONAL,D,
Ardatt.r for Mortgagee,
Dated at "resole thle filth day of Jaen-
ury,A. D. 1007,
Notice
Notice le berrby given that tie Annual
Meeting of the members of the llowlok
Mutual Fire Inearaaoe Company will be
bald in the Township Hall, Gerrie, on Fri.
day February 8th, 1007, at 2 o'alook
for (he purpose of receiving the reports of
the Directors awl Auditors for the past
tear and for other bu'Miens. By order of
the hoard. W S. MoEER013E11,
Secretary.
Gorrle,January17th, 1007.
0
WON/ ar
FEEL
THE WEATHER CHANGES
11 you Wear a ,.Cham ie Feet,
That ohill that seethe to strike
right through you will no longer
be experienced.
Our Chamo s arrests
aro partiaalarly fine—one will
wear you a long time. It your
lunge are at all weak or if you
take oold easily you really 08n -
not be without inch protection.
PRICE $2.00 & $2.50 AT
9 Q.
Drug Store
V V OOD POE SALE—DRY OR
ertanN —For further partloulars ap-
018 t0 WM E, MENARY, Lot 20, Oon,17,
Grey, Brueeele P. 0 28.2
FIVE
ROSES
BRAND
1TOB
SAT
Geo. To son's
BRUSSELS
READYMADE
ind OVERCOA'TS
Going at Cost
and Under Cost
We have decided to give our Customers the op-
portunity of 8',curing an Overcoat or Suit of Clothes
at Actual W h01es111e Prices and in many cases under
Wholesale Prices
The Mei,'' Overvats
No„ going ;it $8 75. $4 50 and $6.00 are Money Savers.
The Boys and. Youths' Overcoats
at $2 50 and $3 75 should not bo overlooked.
Bogs' Suits
uow going at $1 75, $2.00, $2 25, $2 50 and $3.00.
Men's baits
at $8 75, 144.50, $5 00, $6.00, $7.50and $8 00.
We are pleased to giveyou ou this Chau,ce
J'
•
DON'T MISS IT.
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rs"It will be understood th it these Special Prices alio for
Cash Only.
STRACF:AN,