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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-9-19, Page 8ousehold Requirement Not to be Overlooked Pure Pickling Spices Bobh Ground and Whole, We keep all the commoner ones as well as those that are but seldom asked for, Bottle Wax For sealing bottles, &o, Comes in a tin dish -limply requires heating and is ready for use, All Sizes of Corks for Pickle and Catsup Bottles, &o. Rubber Icings for Scalers. Fresh Baking Powder If you ever use our Baking Powder you will want to nee it again, 26o per lb. 1100.01,0,111.11.111111 Fly Poison To secure comfort get rid of the flies by using Lightning Fly Pads, 60 and 10o pkgs., or Tanglefoot, 4 sheets 50. For a Good Disinfectant Try Zenoleum in 26o bottles and 60o cane, Qoee a long way. Also Lave Ohloride of Lime la metal oontainere at 10o. DRUGGIST AND OPTIOIAN. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 5. & H. Trains leave Brueeele Station, North and South, as follows: Goma &Oman GOING NOTA. Mail 7:05 a.m 1 Expreoa 10:08 a.m Expreto 11:25 a.m Meal 1:44 a.m Express 8:02 p.m Express 8:51 p,m y,Eat Pius Items A obiel'e among ye takir' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. GET ready for East Huron Fall Fair, Oot. 3 and 4. Dn. FEli,D'S Dental oMoe will be closed from Sept 26th to Ont. god, both days in. elusive. MESSRS MCDONALD & EMIIOH have bad a fine Heintzman piano planed in abs Central Hotel. Raman the date, Tuesday, Sept.. 24t1s, at the American Hotel, and eon. stilt with Mise J. J. Allan in regard to your eyes. WESTERN ExovaeioN,—The venal ex• outdone to western Amerioon pointe take place on Sepb. 19, 20, 21, and are good till Oot. 7. DR. BUTLER'S VISIT.—Dr. Butler, th Landon Eye Specialist, will be at th American Hotel, Brussels, on Widnes day, Sept. 25th. Glasses eupplied. READ the list of Spools' Prime, toot races and speeding events on page 4 of this iseae in connection with Broesele Fall Fair. Entries have beau made already for some of the foot rause. TUE lost boggy daeter which was advertised in TEE PosT, also the eilver watch in last weok's issue, have been restored to their respective owners. It pays to advertise. BRUSSELS Junior Bea Ballistic went to Blyth last Saturday and played a game with the local lade. The soon was 7 to 5 in favor of Blyth. This is the third match for the boys during the past month. Tax Grand Trunk Railway has put up a water tank West of the Main street to enpply their engines with the necessary aqua pure.. Water ie pumped from the Maitland river, an engine bones being erected in which the power is looated, 'on George Kerr's farm. FALL Fara Draso:one.—A meeting of Best Heron Fall Fair Directors will be held in tine Council Chamber, Brunets, Saturday afternoon, 21st ,net., at 2 o'olook, to deal with some matters in oonneotion with the ooming Fair on Oot. 3 and 4, There should be a big tarn Out. A GENTLEMAN who beard the 91st Regimental Band eays they are not only dandy players bat cam Sing in A 1 style and are well wortb going miles to hear. This Band will play at. Brussels Fair and provide the program for the Concert Friday night. Samara grain market ie once more 'open for the Fall oampaign. With two good buyers, R. Graham and Alf. Beaker, whose storehouses are oared for by Flet- cher Roe and Ad. Somers, genie se last year, the public should be well served. Top notch prides will be paid, Moms township Voters' List Oonrt was held in the Ooanoil chamber here on Wednesday forenoon be- fore His Honor Judge Doyle, A. B. MacDonald represented the LIberals and Dudley Holmes, of Wiogham, looked after the interests of the Conservatives. SATURDAY afternoon of next week, at 1,80 o'clock, the 50 mare farm, East half of South half of lot 27,, oon. 7, Morrie, will be offered for sale by pablio Enation at the Central Hotel, Brunets. F. S. Soot': will be the aootioneer. It ie a mortgage sale. Advt, may be read in another column. Suomi) Nos BE DIS0ONTINDED There Is a rumor that the mail route per stage from Braeeels to Seeforth may be die. oontinued when the mail isoerried on the 0, 1'. R. to Walton. This should not be as the stage is a great oonvenienoe in many ways and can probably carry the mail to Leadbury and Winthrop se cheap ly as new 00ntraot0, minas the parcels and light freight business transacted by the through stage route. The poetoffiae department should pay a reesouable fig. ore for mail carrying on this route so that the stage wilt be continued. The public is well pleased with the service, SRonv,oae.—The (tunnel inopeationof the arms, clothing, &o, of the Broesele Company, took place on Sept. 6111 and the report ig just published, By the re. port ib seems that the company is short in the'.00aut to a very great extent viz :-13 red asrgeo, 19 pais of troaeern, 30 5025100 gape and 11 herniate, The shortage RI evidently caused by careless• nese amonget the men who were at the last camp in not turtling in their Webbing in the proper time. We hope none at the boyo will get into trouble but it is a serious offence for a peroan to harbor Government property without permie)ion, We understand the. Inepeoting Officer, Major Shannon, will visit here again shortlyandwe trust our bravo soldier bete will be cleared of any blooms in the Matter and that their clothing will be in the proper place, • Dn. GRAHAM has returned from the West and has resumed praotiae ae usual. SILVER pencil loaf in Brueeele on MoD - day. The finder will greatly oblige the owner by leaving it at Tux POST, Mies 3. J. ALLAN, eyesight specialist will visit Braseale professionally on Tuesday of next week and may be seen at the American Hotel. FROM 27 to 29 loaded flat oars are haul- ed on eaoh trip by the two engines on the G. T.R. from thoDanoan.Barrgravel pit. Another engine attends to the switching at the pit. A telegraph operator ie kept there also ao Re to avoid accidents by eel. I Isiono. W. 0. T. U.—At the last meeting of the W, 0. T. U. the following ofioe bearers were elated :—President, Mre. A. McGuire ; 1st vioe•Preaident, hire. W. Rands ' 2nd vice President, Mre, R. Leatberda)e ; Rea.-Seoretary, Mrs, A. J. Lowry; Oor.•Searetary, MiesJoeie Boob• a0an ; Treasurer, Mre, G. Beaker ; Asa, Treasurer, Mrs. R. Dark ; Preto Supt., Mre, M. Inohaosn. Praotioal linea have been pursued by this organization and an interesting campaign is being marked out for the Fall and Winter. The next regular meeting will be bald in their rooms on Friday evening of next week, 27th inst., commencing at 8 o'elook, DIED AT MOUNT FOREST.—A demise that evoked wide sympathy took plaoe at Mount Forest int Friday when Elsie Gertrude, beloved wife of H. E, Fawcett, brother to W. J. Fawoett, of Brussels, was called away to her eternal home, at the age of 36 years. A baby boy 2 weeks old and 4 little girls ace left in addition to the husband. The faunal took plane Monday afternoon Rev, D. W. Snider speaking comfortioge words to the be. raved relatives, Dammed was a fine spirited woman who, enjoyed the good will of a large oirole of friends. Mr. and. Mrs. Fawoett and Mise Mary attended the funeral from town, Mre. Fawoett continuing her stay for a week. KITTY HoNTERsi Two Sinks from the town Bowling Club went to Blyth on Taeeday and enjoyed a friendly boat with the sharpshooters of that village. Broesele was 2 up on the total, The soore was as follows Bnoessns. Brava, Jae. Ballantyne, A. W. Sloan, A. B. Macdonald, F. W. Scott, E. Kerley, Dr. Milne, J. T. Rosa, skip 13 F, A, Anderson, skip 17 Alf. Baeker, Joe.,Oocmbes, Robt. Thomson, Joe. Carter, Wm. Emigb, Dr. Long, R. T. Downing, Jas. MoMurohie, skip 19 skip 13 82 80 Blyth Bowlers make great hoots eo our residents say. OBIT.—At Trout Creek on Aug. 30th, Mary Ano Newsome beloved wife of Jae. Molntoeh passed away at the age of 50 years, 11 months and 26 days. The deceased was born in the vioinity of Brussels, Heron County on the 4th deg of Sept., 1856, being a daughter of Mre. Wm, Newsome, a resident of this place. Sbe leaves a husband and 9 children to mourn her demise. Mre. W. Woode, of South River ; William of Callender ; Ida, James, Margaret, Arthur and Herbert at home ; Peter (address um known) Thomas of Callander. The subject of this notice had been ill for 2 years with dropsy and heart weakness bat she bore ber pain and dllneee sheer. fully to tbs end. She was a loving wife and mother and always lent a willing hand to those who were in need. Mre. Molotoeh was a member of the Meths• diet church and a faithful worker, Sbe also knew ber end was nearing and told her family not to bury ber on B Sunday eo the funeral took plass on Aug, 8115 and was largely attended showing the esteem in which Ole was held. Sym. pithy is extended to the bereaved hue. hand and family, Mr. Molatoeb was a former readmit of Grey township. Brussels School BOrtrd, The regular meeting of the Brueeele Palma Sabool Board wag held in the Board Room Friday evening. Members present, T. Farrow, Jae, Elliott, M, H, Moore and J. G. Skene, Minutes of )set meeting read and adopted. Moved by Jae. Elliott, n000050, by M. H. Moore that the following aoo0ante be Reid :—D, Robb, presiding at Ex. emanations, 580.15; Joe. Murr, supplies, 34.141 Geo. Barkley, building ciente and fixing approach, 5101.00 ; Roee Stubbs approached at closets, $2.00 ; Wilton & Gillespie, Dade Of crayons 518,50 ; F, S. Scott, Ioenranoe, 547.00 ; J. G. Shane, applies, $2,00 ; F. McOraoken, kaleomim ing upper rooms of school, 527.00, parried, Moved by J. G, Skene, 00000ded by; Jae, Elliott that T, Farrow interview Miss H. D. Ford, in regard to salary, Carried. Moved by J. G, Skebe, seconded by M. U. Moore that ,IoW. Murr, be paid 55,00 1oe.extra work about the eebool. Carried. Moved by rd. H. Moore, seconded by Jae, Elliott (1) That a year's free buitiOe in High Sobooi Departlnottt be gives to the pupil from Brueeele 13011001 ob. leining',tbe highest merls at Lntranee Examination, (2) That a year's free to. 1010n, under similar bondltions, be grant - The Metro Bank Capital Paid Up $1,000,000,00 • Wan Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits $1,183,713.23 A Every Department of Banking Conducted with Satisfaction and Absolute Security, Accounts of individuals, Firms and Corporations Solicited. Savings Department $1.00 or more opens an account. Interest allowed from date of deposit and compounded FOUR times a year. No delay in withdrawal. BRUSSELS BRANCH, W, 3. FAWCETT, Manager ed to pupil who obtains highest marks at Entrains Examination from any out- side eabool, Carried, Board then ad- Ijoarned. J. G. Mama, Seoretary. • PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Geo. Howe, of Wroxeter, Was in town on Tuesday. Mrs. W. H, Kerr spent a few days in Blyth leet week. Alex, Mo$elvey, of Toronto Medieal College, ie hometor a week. Mise Lizzie Brown in visiting her sister, Mrs. J. L. Kerr, of Blyth. 0, H. Semis, of Grafton, Out., was in town renewing old friendebipe last week. Robert Dark was a visitor at the West. ern Fair, London, for a few days last week. Mra. George Brown and Russell are sway to Shelburne on a visit with rola• Sivas. Mies Mary Rose returned to. Monkton last Monday to resume her millinery situation. R. and Mre. Patterson and ohildren were vlaftiO4 friends at Seaforbh for a day or eo. Mre, John Long was in London laet week visiting friends and atteodiug the Western Fair. Mrs, Henry has been quite ill daring the past week but we hope she will soon be oonvaleeaeot. Mise Pearl Lowry returned with her cocain, Mies Anna Swollom to spend a week in Mildmay. Rev. Mr. Column, of Toronto, was visiting with the family of John Hunter dnring the past week, A. A. Werliok, manager of the Mer. obant'e Bank, Mildmay, was a visitor at D. A, Lowry's on Sunday. Mies Dolly MoKenzie, John street, is ill with typhoid fever but we hope she will soon be fully restored. Mrs. Wm, Parker, of Fenton, Mich., Wal visiting her brother, Jeo. Wright, of town, and her mother, Mre. Wright, of Jamestown, Mre. J. L. Kerr and Mrs. 0. E. Turn- bull are bank from an eoloyable visit with W. A. and Mre. Matthews at Oanaingtou. J. J. and Mre. Gilpin have taken ad. vantage of the Western exoureion and gone to Michigan Oity, Indiana, to visit their son and his wife. Mre. Robb, MoAlpine left town on Tuesday to join her husband at Lnokuow where he ie saeooiated with the new Clothing 0o. Luoknow people will find them A 1 residents. Mies Mildred Scott is away on a holiday outing at Toronto and Hamilton, Some of her friends were ready to wish ber much joy thinking a matrimonial alliance bad been consummated but were asked to wait. "Coming events oast their shadows before," MRS. GEO, ZWICKER DIES. After a serious illness during the last six months, Mre. George Zwioker pained away Thursday of last week at ber home, London, Ont. She was a daughter of the late Robert Sample, of Brueeele, and was of a kind and pleasant diepoei• Bon wbioh won her many Mende and a large oirole of acquaintances. ' She bore her long and trying illoeee with greet fortitude and was never known to oamplain at any time. She leaves a husband, a six months old daughter, three brothers, two eletere, and a mother to mooru her loan, The brothers are Anthony and John Sample, of Wolseley, Saakatabewan ; her mother Mre, Robert Sample, and deter, Mrs, R. T. Carroll, of the same plaoe ; W m, Sample, brother, of Sault Ste. Marie, and two aunts at 650 Dundee street, London, the Misses E. and M. Roddiolt, For a number of years Mrs. Zwioker was aloha at the Memorial ohurab, London. The funeral aervioes were eondaoted by the Rev. E, B. Lauoeley, of Dundee Centre Methodist church, • at the reel deuoe, Friday evening at 8 p. m, aeeisted by Rev, Mr. Wiobett, of London, and Rev. S. J. Allin, of Parkhill, The latter performed the marriage ceremony be. Sween Me. and Mre. Zwioker, tour years ago. Saturday forenoon the remains ar- rived at Brueeele, The service was held in the Methodist obnrab, oondaabed by Rev. 8. J. Alin, of Parkhill, assisted by the Rev. E. G. Powell, of town. Mra. Zwioker wee a former member of the Methodist church, Brussels, a member of the choir for many years and a zealous worker in the Sabbath School and League. The funeral Was largely attended by old friende and acquaint0uaee of the de• aeaged, who folowed her to ber last resting plane. The floral tributes wore many and beautiful, among them being a sheaf, Mise May Gordon ; spray, Miss Agnea Balliday ; wreath, Mien Katharine Moore ; spray, Mre. Boyle ; harp, 0. 0. F. Court Middlesex; sheaf, Mos. J. 13. MsKlllop ; pillow,, Methodist (thumb choir, Broesele ; spray, Mre, Pirie. The pallbearers were M. G. 0Olgrove, 0. F. Zwioker, London : W. J. Treve. thick, Detroit ; O. H. Zwioker, Ord. iron W. H, Kerr and W. J. Maaraok. en, Breese's. The ehurob was draped for the service,. Many regrets were expressed Over the early demise of Mre. Zwielter (better known here ss Mise Lizzie Sample) who wag only 29 yearn, The mane of 1 rI.L•�L'S1 t•'9J '!,! Eyesight Specialist Tuesday, Sept, 24th, '07 American 1iote1 BRUSSELS All Errors of Refraction Corrected, Glas- ses prescribed only when required. Royal Hotel, Ethel, Sept. 25th. demise was pernicious anaemia, She bad been ill for nearly 6 months. Dow. ered with a smiling loos and a winning way she made many friends wherever she went and watt always a weloome member of any Company. The sympathy of the entire Common. ity is extended to the family in their sad bereavement. LIVINGSTONE FLAX MILL BURNED. methodist Chnroh has a Giese Call. Leet Tuesday night, shortly after mid• night, the alarm of fire was rung as a bright light illumined the Eaebsrly side of the village. The old flax mill was in flames and as the contents aoeaieted largely of hay, ease, and tow it burned with a fury and oraokle that bade de. fiance to fire fighting apparatus bad it been immediately on band. Meanwhile the Easterly end of thk Methodist church horse shed, had caught and the burning shingles and oinders were whirled near and far from the mill, threatening a big oonfiagation, but by alertness and the frequent applioatione of pails of water on the roofs and other infismable matter the danger wan removed. While this wee eatisfa0tory the ay was raised that the Methodist oh0rah WAS on fire. Sparks had lodged on the roof until nearly a score of boles ware burned through the shingles and abeeting. The fire engine was slow in getting to work and ladders were few and short to reach the root of the obnrab. Both were se- cured eventually end the destroyer stayed, tba good work being largely sup- plemented by the aativity and industry of Rev. E. G. Powell who was the first to reach the root and drench the in. oipient blazes. It ie not unlikely if be had not done eo the large edifice might have been in ruing. It was nearly 8 o'clock before the had remains of fire was extinguished and people breathed. easier. The damage oonaieted of the boles burned in the roof, a disabled win• dow by a ladder, the ceiling and seats flooded with water in some planes and the general mnes•ap from a fire. The front fence was destroyed. Ohurob was insured in the Gore Mutual, Guelph, the 0o. on notification instructing P. Ament to make building as good as be- fore the fire. The metallic roots on the horse shed and Parsonage stable proved their worth and possibly resulted in their being saved. There wag a very ; large crowd present, some driving miles to ascertain where the fire Wae, LITTLE SPARES. The fire wee no doubt of incendiary origin as the mill has nob been in use for years, A boiler and engine and other maabinery were in the mill, be, longing to the Livingstone firm.—There is not =eh doubt but that the Fire Brigade needs reorganization and a bet. ter system instituted, one (sardine' point being abetter defined management and introduction of more modern methods. These things are alwsye talked about after a fire bat result in little more than talk, The system badly needs remodel. ling and extension,—Part of the Par. aonege belongings were peaked up think. ins the house might burn,—Something went wrong with the fire engine as the fire was oonuered. It was sot to rights however and a suooessftl test made on Wednseday,—The bucket brigade 10 still a good old standby.—Somebody should study out the hook and ladder puzzle and give the gelation to the pub• iia.—It there is beak pay dee the fire. men they should get it —Additional hose is •needed,—A midnight fire is a good plane to nee the latest noveltice in ooatume9,—The Trustee Board of the church desires to very heartily thank all who so willingly aided in saving their edifice. The last of the debt was only paid off last Deosmbee and the Board had no desire to start building again,— There seen wont be any flax mills in the oountr the e b be wa the y Y y y are being wiped out during the past year.—How many oitizene know where the fire alarm ig located and how to ring it ?—Brueeele should have et waterworks system jest '0 ESTABLISHED 1873 - OF CANADA Head Office - - - Toronto The Standard Bank pays interest four times a year on all Savings Bank deposits. Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Brandies. BRUSSELS BRANCH J. F. Rowland, Manager as soon ae the Sre proteatio0 debenenres 19 11180110010100 are paid off or sooner if possible,—'The THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. telephone alarm to the Ohfef'e house waa forgotten Tuesday night but he Wall soon on itis eoene.—A publics meeting addressed by some good live praotioal Ofhoer of an outside Fire Brigade would do good in town. 1.6ARRS>=7y- GRIMeHAw—MOKEROHER,—On Sept. lltb at the reeidenoe of Mre. R. D. Laid- law 408,} Baker et., Detroit, sister of the bride, by Rev. D. J. Sutherland, Calvary, Preedyterian obnroh, Mr. John Grlmehaw, of Detroit, to Dila Jean McKeroher, daughter of Mr. and Mre, George Gibean, Con, 0. Bowiok, Ont. • TYEaMAN—CAMERON.—At the renidenee of the bride's father, on Sept. 18013, by Rev. E. G. Powell, Mr. Robert Tyerman, to Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr. James Cameron, all of Grey. WADE—Tuox,•—Io (Milord, on Sept. 11th, by Rev. Mr. Young, Mr. Joe. Wade, of Fordwioh, to Mies Mabel Tuok, of Clifford. axEa- FAwoRTT,—In Mount Forest, on Sept. 13th, Elsie Gertrude, beloved wife of H. E Fawaatt, aged 86 years. MoINTosu.—At Trout Oreek, on August 30th, Mary Ann Newsom, beloved wife of Janine Mointoeb, aged 60 years, 11 months and 26 days. Zwroxnn.—In London, on Sept. 12th, Lizzie Sample, beloved wife of Geo. H. Zwioker, aged 29 years. 3+Z- VS�RS.S ACAR1C£'1S, Fall Wheat 88 Barley 46 Peas 73 Oats 40 Butter, tube and rolls17 Eggs per dozen 17 Harper, ton . 10 00 Fl per bbl 4 50 Hogs, Live 6 25 Wool (washed).. 20 Potatoes per bue� 90 Apples (per bbl.) 1 25 Salt, per bbl., retail 1 25 85 48 75 41 18 18 11 00 6 20 22 1 00 1 50 1 25 WE AND BLACK LAMB atrayed on the premiers; of the tinder. signed NI Lot 19, Oon, 8, Morrie, on or about August'. 1st. Owner is requested to prove prOperty, pay expenses and take them away. WN1.. S0UGH,Brussels P. O.' 8.4 ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN. DEnsroNED offers hie 160 acre farm for sale, being Lot 20, 701 Lino, Morrie. There is a frame house, bank barn and hay house, 8 orehardo and a never -falling spring. Farm will 0e sold in one or two parts to suit pur- chaser. Possession Could be given„ybre Fall. Four acres of Fall wheat in Farm in grass except 10 aoree, Will be sold on easy terms. For further partloulare as to prioe,' terms, &c„ apply ou the premises to ALP. BUTTON, 0r Brussels P, 0. 11.51 Notice of Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE is hereby given that the partner. ship heretofore substation between 0e, the undersigned, carried on in the village of Jamestown, has this day 'been diseolved by mutual consent. A11 debts owing to the said partnership aro to be paid to MacDon- ald Bros., at Jamestown aforesaid, on or before the 15th clay of October, A. D.1007, and all claims against the Bald partnereh ip are to be presented to the said MacDonald Brosby whom same shall bo settled. Dated at Jamestown this 10th clay of Sap- tember, A. D. 1007, Wltneea : ALEX. F. MAODONALD, Jas, A. Bltasooe DUNCAN MA0D0NALD, MORTGAGE SALE OF FARM PROPERTY. -Under and by Virtue of the powere contained in two Mortgagee wbioh win be produced at tbo time of sale, there will be offeredforRale by Publlo emo- tion on Saturday, September 28th, 1007, at the hour of 1.00 o'clock In the afternoon, at the Central Hotel in the Village of Brussels, in the County of Baron, by F. B. Scott, auc- tioneer, she following property, namely :— B sing ibe Ea st Half of the South Half of Lot number Twentv-Bevan hi the Seventh Oen- cession of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, 008251ning Fifty aoree of land, more or less, This property is situate about three miles from- Brussels. About thirty acres are cleared, the rest being Wish lands. There Is a comfortable frame holies and small barn on the lands Terme of sale —Ten per cent. of the purohaee money to b e paid at the time of male to Mortgagee's Sol- icitor, and the balance in thirty days. For further particulars and conditions of Gale applyy to F, 8, SCOTT, AOotioneer, or to A, B. MAODONALD, 8olloitorfor Mortgagee, For whatever Purpose wanted Rioli Clil Glass will meet the call. The Best for the Home, —Best for the new home in e Wedding Gift, —Best for a present or a gift of any kind— Good enough to adorn the palace of a Bing—Every article and'at all times the best. Oar stook is well assorted and wo kuow our prioee will please— — —AT- F oX ' DRUG STORE PICS FOR SALE. --THE UN-. DERSI0NI01, has for Oalo, on Lot 21, Ooa, 12, Grey, three young brood sows with littera at foot, It not sold together will sell little pigs separate. The latter aro 05000 bred. Also one sow, due to farrow in • O el0L'er. Parties wiabing to buy pigs should o all and get prioee before buylagg elsewhere. For further particulars apply to JOHN P. MoINTOBH, ',Shady Nook Farm," Crau- brook P, 0. 10-tf Standard Bred Trotters (REGISTERED) FOR SALE MIDNIGHT 0100—A blank stallion two yearn Old, by Oro Wilkes (2,11), dam by Young Sidney. Also the two year old filly, MI88 BAITS, by Mennen (2,117), dam by Costumer Both are thoroughly broken to harness and will be sold right for quick sale. For further partloulare apply to D. J. M°LAUGHLIN, Brussels 3, 0. 10-tt Notice to Creditors and Debtors. In the estate of Joseph Oster, late of the Village of Brussels, agent, deceased. Notion is hereby given pursuant to the Statutes in that behalf, that all oreditore having any claims against the Legate of Joseph Gator, vino died on or anent 1 the Thirtieth day of July, A. D. 1007, are re. quired to Band acme, on or before said date, to A. B, MacDonald, Braseelo post -office, with the particulars of their claims.' And notice is further given that af' r the said date the Adtniaietratrix will ditbute the estate according to law, having gaud only to those claims of wbioh notice has been given. And notice ie further given that all per- sons indebted to the oatate of Joseph Oster are hereby required to pay their aeco0ute at ones to A. B, Macdonald at a russele, or Raehel Oster, AdmiolOtretrix, Gerrie Post- offioe. Dated at Brussel/JUIN 10th day Of Sep- tember, A. D., 1007. A, B. MA0DoNA7.D, Soliottor for Admialsbratrls, . www+n BRUSSELS NEW ''�/r DAYLIGHT STORE G. N. McLaren Ladies', Misses' ' and Children's Fall and, Winter Coats We want you to see our new stock of Fall and Winter ' Coate for Ladies, Misses and Children. We are showing a large assortment and our prices are the very lowest. Garments made by the best Canadian makers in the business, as well ae some German and English makes. - , We Invite You to Call and See them Fur 1 uffs, Muffs, Coats and ".,Fi.ix Lined Coats Just received. Men s, Bo vs & Children's Overcoats We also want you to see our new stock of Fall and Winter Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children. The largest stock we have ever shown. PER- ER-FECT FITTING -PERFECT IN STYES—and the prices are very rea- FECT sonable. and Men's s New Fall Suits We want you ,to see them. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRO,f.UCE. Goods Right or your Money Back. Next t door to AmericanHotel. ...a..,..—.---"--ate..--y----'---