The Brussels Post, 1907-10-3, Page 8Gra ,& Showing
iot.venir Oats
F ONS
Fall Fair Ween
We have just received a very huge
number kinds wlich we have never comprisingf new Carrie, hadbefore}.
We keep in Olose toilet: with the market
an this line and are constantly re00iving
what is the latest and moat oatohy. Also
Novelties in Burnt Leather,
Aluminum, do.
Colne in and see them. You are very
welcome if only to look over them,
How are
Your Eyes ?
The longer evenings are at Hand
when more reading and close work ie
done. It may perhaps bring to mind
that your EYee do not give the service
you would like,
We Test Eyes and Supply
Proper Glasses.
PRICES ARE
VERY MODERATE.
191 tgr
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
9OD2$EEN 19STRN8I08 W, 5. & 8.
Trains leave Brands Station, North
and South, ae follows:
Going SonTH Gomel NORTE.
Mail 7:05 a•m [Express 10:05 am
Express.—..11:25 amt I Matt 1:44 eon
m
Express ......9:52 p.E xpreae 8:51 p.m
CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R.
Following is the 0. P.11, Time Table at
Walton :—
To Toronto To Goderich
Express 7:49 e m l Expreee 11117 a m
Express 5:49 p m Expr880...,,. Ode p m
A chiefs among ye takfx' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
LIGET Iro818.
THE hay market is scaring.
ADVERTISE your strayed stook.
Lou Dewe on page 6 of tin Bette.
Read it.
Dm yon see the Ryrie medals in THE
POSIT window 7
Waal abont the G. T. R. oement side-
walk to the depot
That honey Drop has only been about a
third of the usual yield this season.
ANOTHER wedding is on the tapie and
the home being gotten ready for the
bride.
SEVESAt from town attended the Case
—MoOraoken wedding in Morrie on Wed-
nesday.
MARY people are bothered with bad
colds owtag to the ohaogeable weather
no doubt.
"Brno" McEwEN has been doing a land
office business at toe various Fall Faire
in the sale of ribbon badges.
Mess GERTRUDE STARES 1e a vooaliet
wail worth hearing. She singe Friday
evening at the Fall Fair Concert.
25 CANTS pays for THE Po82 to January
1st 1908. A number of people are send-
ing it to relatives at a dietaries.
PIANO TnNINo.—B. S. Shaw, Piano
Tuner and Repairer is herefrom Toronto.
Leave orders at Poet Mae, Brussels.
Sae the Eyrie Silver and Bronze at
Tax PoeT. They are allotted for largest
herd of cattle and beet roadster team,
reepeotively, at Brussels Fall Fair.
Muses. PR400 have been busy oom•
plating repairs and improvements to the
mill dam and flame at their lion mitt.
A new etorage rum for coal has oleo
been pet op.
MEALe SEaven.—Friday the W. C, T.
U. will serve meals in the frame build-
ing adjoining the Standard Bank.
Dinner from 11 a, m. to 1 p. m. and
supper from 6 to 7. 20 Bents a meal or
loo for a lamb.
A 011m01 Ons.—Last Saturday Ed•
ward Niohol, of Morris townebtp, brought
Tan Pon a small limb of a Tatman
Sweet apple tree, a foot long, that had no
lees than 18 apples on it. Talk 014008 a
Drop, it was a dandy.
Tam partnership exieting between
Meaere. Philip & Moore, as proprietors of
Brunets Eteotrio Light plant and chop—
ping mill, has been dieeolved and the
hi:whi ee will he rim by F. A. Moore.
We have not learned what Mr. Philip
p0rp0888 doing but we hope he will re.
main in town.
THE POST 002ALLY 01128 TEEN.—Dar-
fag the past week three loot articles were
restored to their owners through the ad—
vertisements in TRE Powe. A silver
peneil belonging to Miss Betty was found
by John Mooney and brought to our
office. W. H. MoOraoken'e valfee with
some Fall Fair Ex14ibite was restored to
his possession and a shawl foot by Mrs.
W. Moffatt was banded to her last Bator.
day.
Nutt PAR80Ntae AT Goante.—Meeere,
Stubbs & Mo&rter, of Braeeele, have the
contract of the oerpenter work for the
new two story brink Methodiet Parson•
age to be built this Fall et Gorrie. P.
Ame09 supplies the wood work
material. Amos Willis, of Gerrie,
will do the brick work and Henry
Z+mmerm8n the stone fooudatton, Fred.
McCracken, of town, will attend to the
painting. The estimated Dost of the new
building is 53000 toad it will be completed
early in the new year.
OBITUARY.—Afton a lingering illness the
death 000urred Saturday, Sept. 2181, at
1.80 0. m. at his late reeidenoe 226 Dur•
r110d et., Sarnia, Ont., of JAMBE Roach
Hioke, aged 77 years and 10 months,
Deoeaeed wail born in Cornwall, England,
1829, coming to Canada with hie parents
when bat a child and settled near Whit.
by, Ont, He and hie young wife were
among the first settlers ot, Grey town•
ship, Huron Co , moving to Owen Sound
about eighteen year8 ago and later to
Sarnia about 2 years ago, Death was
due to arsenate poisoning, He i8 surviv-
ed by hie aged wife, two gone, (Wm. E.,
0f North Bay, and Joe. 8, Hicks, B., 0.,
of Marna, Alta.,) and two daughters,
(Mre. 0. G. Martin, Buffalo, N. Y., and
etre. 176, Ieonsidee, of Sarnia, Ont,)
There fire 20 grandchildren and ono
great grand child, 00ra Bell, who bee
had her home with the doomed ie 000
of the Rrandohitdrem The children and
H
Sumer, bargains in hardware, &o„ at
McKay & 81Aw'8. See their advt.
Din you get your Beat for Friday even—
ing's concert ? Plan at Fox's drug store.
Tam Fall Millinery displays are elegant
in their rich coloring, If you have not
called on the three caterers to the latest
and most fashionable goods it is not too
late yet.
Putt of reserved seats for Fall Fair
Concert Friday evening ie at Fox's Drug
Store. Seoure your net if you have not
already dose so. Reserved seat tioket
holders will enter ball at side door,
Why not cleanse and purify the whole
system, why not strengthen the stomach,
enriub the blood and at'siet your overtax,
ed digestive organa 7 Eaeily done with.
Dr. Hamilton's Pills ; their aotioo is
most gratifying. In every case they give
the exact assistance the ailing organs
require. You'll feel ilk and fine, eat with
a relish, sleep like a top, have a olear
color, and restful Bleep if you regulate
your system with Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
Prioe 26o per box at all dealers.
STORE Bunn INTO.—Monday night
some night prowler visited the store of
Alex. Straehau, obtaining ingress at the
side door in the hallway leading upstairs.
A wide end a narrow chisel were found
in the hall in the morning with which
the store door had been pried open. Just
whet was takes may not be easily deter-
mined but articles of wearing apparel
were among the number. The cellar was
also visited. Tbie is the third time that
Mr. Btraohan's store has been the scone
of similar thefts. We hope the culprit
may be found out eo that a serviceable
lesson 000ld be taught him.
FROM SONNY SLOPE, ALTA•—DE00 ED.
xTott.—It bee been rainiug and eeowiug
here einoe the 10th and no let-up by all
appearance. I suppose there has been
over a foot of snow fallen in that time.
The low land will sutler coueiderably as
it has been a Wet season all through.
Harvest had j0et commenced before
the storm and baying is only half over.
It is the largest job of the season in this
country as acme orate put Pp 5,000
to 6,000 tone and over. We expect to see
the weather change for the better and
the bright sunshine to come as it al.
ways does in annoy Alberta.
Yours truly, H. McEAce1BN,
Sunny Mope.
Alta., September 16th,
OMT.—At noon on Wednesday of this
week Mary Martin, wife of Samuel B.
Swale, paid Nature'e debt after a hard
battle for some menthe with dropsy and
heart failure. Sbe wee 49 years of age
and had been a resident of Braeeele for
the peat 13 years, One eon, Harry
Mercer survives. A daughter passed
away a few years ago. Dire. 8male's
funeral takes piece Thareday afternoon
at 3 o'olook, eervioe at 2,30. The inter.
meat will be made in Brussels cemetery.
Dirs. Swale had been married to a Mr.
Dieser prior to her marriage to Mr.
Swale, moving here from Wingbam.
Her eon will be accorded the sympathy
of the community.
DIED.—A fine woman passed away at
her home in Orangeville, on September
18th, In the person of Sarah Roberts, be-
loved wife of James Gordon, who after a
battle for mouths with dropsy went to
her reward, aged 65 yeere. Sbe had
been a great yet patient sufferer, They
have no family. The funeral took plane
to Greenwood oemetery the service beiug
ooudooted by Rev. Mr• Looks assisted by
Revels. Meaere. Renard, Goodman and
Hewitt. Mrs. Gordon was a faithful
member of the Methodist ehuroh and eu•
joyed the friendship and high esteem of
a wide &irole of friends She was a
sister-in-law to Mrs. R. Pant, of Bros
sale, who attended the funeral.
91ex HIGBLANOoRe REOTNENTAL BAND.
This line mnsi0ai organization from
Hamilton has been engaged for Brussels
Fall Fair Friday afternoon. They will
preeent the following choice program :-
1 Mareb Gallrein'e Triumphal noble
2 Overture Poet and Peasant Supple
9 Waltz Hofbald Ta00e FOtrae
4 Highland Dancing
Mn2tan Getman FL1012
5 Seleetion.,.Remiok's Hite No. 9 Lampe
0 Sootoh Patrol...Wee Macgregor Amre
7 Moroeau ..,.. Saint D'Amour.., Elr E, Elgar
(Tats graceful and ohurmibglittle move-
ment, originallyWritten as au °robes-
tral "intermezzo" is from the pen of 810
Edward Edgar, the composer of the
Light of Life" and "Qaracbaous" Who is
now universally recognized as one of the
greatest living English 0omposere.
8 Seleotion...Gemsof Bnglteh Song—Binding
9 Dance Trish Jig
MasmE8 Ge1D00 FLATT
10 Fantasia Soottlss Song F. Godfrey
BUSINESS CHANCE
is often missed when it might have been easily embraced by
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
Begin now to prepare for the day of opportunity by depositing
your savings in The Metropolitan Bank. In the Sowings Depart-
ment $1.00 or upwards opens an account, Interest is allowed
from date of deposit, and compounded four times a year. No
delay in withdrawal.
Capital Paid Up
51,000,000.00
THE
Metropolitan Bank
Reserve Fund and
Undivided Profits
51,183,713.23
BRUSSELS BRANCH, W. J. FAWCETT, Manager
Business Locals.
GMLe wanted at once to work in Brus•
sale I;voporator. Highest wages.
Do, BUTLER'S VISIT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Speoialiet, will be at the
Amnion Hotel, Brussels, on Wedoee•
day, A 20205 )ad or maiden rocky nysecure
private board in a comfortable home by
applying at Tan POST.
Vitae logit betweeu Brnesele and Lie.
towel, Tuesday, 24th iuet„ oontaiuiug
gains, &o. The finder will greatlly
oblige by returning it to me at my ex.
penee. W. H. MoOn0c1IEN, Brussels.
AN hendg0artere for saws anal can ex -
ohmage or Bell for cash at lowest prion.
Yours, T. McGregor, filer end improver
013 saws, toole and maohice0, Corner
Mill and Main St., Brunets, Out.
DINNER ON FMB DAY.—The ladies of
the W. O. T. U. will Serve dinner on
Friday, Oat. 4th, the second day of the
Fall Fair, in the frame building adjoin-
ing the Standard Bank. Prioe will be
20 ants
0110RUI1 CHLOILS
Reports of Maitland Presbytery and
Young People's Society may be read on
page 5
Next Sunday Harvest Home servioee
will be held in St. John's ehuroh, Rev,
Mr. Bioe, of Durham, will be in charge.
The (Match will be appropriately decor.
ord.
Rev. Mr. Finlay, of Whiteohttrah, will
ocoopy the pulpit of Brussels Methodist
ehuroh next Sunday. The muster will
conduct aouivereary services at White•
ohurob.
Wei6pesday evening of this week Rev.
E. G. 'Powell gave a very interesting
addreee at the weekly prayer meeting on
"The Life of Obriet." It Wee illustrated
by several fine stereopticon views.
Co. Sunday 8013001 and Endeavor
Oouveetinn will be held at Blyth ou
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
A good program will be presented whioh
8honld prove helpful to all who attend.
The Mutiny Mieeionary day in the
Metbodi9t Sabbath 8011001 wee last
Sunday. A. M. McKay gave a very in.
tereeting addreee and the oolleotion was
56.07, making a total of 540 32 for the
peat six months.
A specially helpful sermon was preach-
ed in the Methodist ohurob last Sub—
bath morning by the paetor on the
subject of "Burden Bearing," The
evening dieoonree was direoted along the
line of elements in a eneoe88ful lite.
Melville ahurah has given an order for
400 individual communion cups, trayt,
&o, which will be used at the Pest Dom.
MOOD 1011 eervl80 on Sabbath 18111 moat.
A special offering woe taken a fpw weeks
ago to defray the expense of the cape.
At the obildrene' envies last Sabbath
morning in Melville ohnr014 the prem.
oribed program was followed the pastor
giving an addreee on "Work." Iu the
evening the text was Jeremiah 6 and 16,
"8taud fast and think ; Ask for the old
paths and walk therein, &o."
Next Sabbath afternoon will be the
000asion of the annual Rally 08rviae i0
the Methodist Sabbath School. An in•
tereeting program will be presented 000•
sitting of responsive reading, reoitatioes,
readings, epeeial music, class roll call
and an addreee by Rev. Mr. Finlay, of
W hiteohoroh. Service at 2 30 sharp.
Archibald Cunene, of Toronto, one of
the Provinoial Oonuty Secretaries in
oonneotion with the Y. M. 0. A. work,
was in town ou Monday. Be is in Hur-
on with the expectation ot organizing it
along the linea of the work in connection
with their Aseooiation and in the further-
0noe of it called on a number of the
ohureh workers in Brunets and also ad.
dressed the Eplvorth League, whose
weekly meeting was held in the evening
of that day, The Y. M. 0. A. is doing a
fine work in this and other lands and
not only deserves recognition but the
hearty eepport of all interested in the
moral uplift of the young people.
BTWORT0 LEAGUE CONVRNTION,--Tete
10th annual Convention of the Epworth
Leagues of the Wingbam Di04rt01 will
be held in tile Methodist ohurob, Brae.
eels, Tuesday sed Wedneeday, Ootober
16th and 16th, D. 0, Taylor, of
Luoknow, is Pres., and Buy. G. W.
Rivers, of Belgrave, is Seo.•Treae. The
program is ae follows ;—Tuesday even.
ing—Song service I chorus by choir ;
prayer; solo ; addreee of welcome
from the town ; address of welcome
from Braeeele League ; reply lo ad.
dreesee of welcome, President Taylor ;
mesio ; address, Rev. 11. W. MoWavieb,
Gorrie ; solo and collection 1 address,
Rev. Slugli Looke, Hlneardlue, Chair.
man Wingbam District ; ohorne by
choir, Wednesday morning—Senriee
roayer•moeting led by Bev. G. W.
Rivers, 8809.8tary ot Dletriot ; devo•
tioual 028740008 led by President ; re•
porta from Leagues ; solo; appoint.
ment of Nominating Oommittee, buei•
nes, &o. ; oolleotion I mttel0 ; ad.
dregs on Junior League work, Mrs. H,
Hum, Laokuow ; Discussion, Wed•
needay afternoon—Opening exereise0,
Rev, T. W. Blatchford ; reports of
Nominating Committee and Resolution
Committee; report of Saintlier 8013001
Committee ; "The Epworth League at
an Evangelistic Agency," Bev, T. H.
Sawyer; diooUsaion; solo; "How
are oar MilOionary interests to be sae.
tained, W. H. Bees ; dieooeeion, "How
to develop our Young People along Lit.
nary lines," Ibir, Stevens, Gorrie ; die.
melon ; mole and oolleotion ; “Bow
GOD 009331a10 MING
Friday evening they take oharge of
the Concert program in the Town Hell,
aeeieted .by Mies Gertrude Stares,
Soprano, and Master Gordon Platt, both
of Hamilton. See the program and
800ar0 gone reserved Beate early. Plan.
of Hall at Fox's drug store,
PAIN anywhere, pain in the head, pain.
ful periods, neuralgia, tootbaohe, all
pains oan be promptly stopped by a
bhoroaghly safe little Pink Candy Tablet,
known by drnggiets everywhere as Dr.
Stoop's Headanbo Toblete, Palasimply
means eongeetion--undue blood pressure
Miss Ada 5.11oke, of North Bay were at ' at the peint where rule exiete. Or,
the home at the time of Mr, Hioke' death, Shoop'e Headeohs Tablets quickly
The body 6900 taken to Owen Sound and equalize this unnatural blood pressure,
plaited le the family plot gate, Deoeae. and pain immediately departo. Write
ed and his family were one time re0fdente Dr, Shoop, Haoine, Wig., and get a trial
o1 Braeeele. package. Large box 25 ote,—Druggists.
tele Crowd
anal get your Photo.
taken at
rewee
on Fair Day
Studio will be open all day. Oome
early and avoid the rush, Photos. only
(,
each. We are making our price
1,ea
00 to suit the day,
Family Grasps a Specialty.
We have a full line of Mouldings.
Frames made On short notice.
Copying and Enlarging from any Photo.
H.R. BREWER
to enlist the Senior members of the S.
S. in E. L. work," Miss Helen D. Ford,
Brussels ; Temperance address, Local
Option, Rev, M. J. Wilson, Teeswater ;
closing exercises.
People We Xnow.
THE ST
re8TABI,lr2iitilla i01'n
BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office - - Toronto
The Standard Bank pays Interest
f.Itar times a year on all Savings
Bank deposits,
Savings Bard( Department in Connection with all Branches.
to
RAISSELS BRANCH
Jo 7'. Rowland, Manager
BO10T1T.
Gauen -In Howlett, on Sept. 25111, to
Mr. and Mrs. T, A, Gibson, a eon.
MAnsa ]3nanco.—At the Church of the
A00ompti0n, Bellingham, on Sept.
26th, by Rev. Fr. Farland, Mr. Ches.
Edward Mareb, eon of Mr. and Dire.
D.Mareh, of Grey, to Miea Katherine
Violet, danghter of Mr, and Mee. Zeb.
Braden, of Bellingham, Washington.
At home after Dot. 13, at 1706 Iowa
street.
'I1nOvOer—BHADRN.—On Sept, 2611, by
Rev. Fr. Forinnd, at the Church of
Assumption, 64r, Wm. Albert Pro -
vast, to Mies Eva W., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Zeb. Braden, of Bel.
lingham, Wash.
9x831 -
Gunn —in Orangeville, on Sept. 18th.,
Sarah Roberts, beloved wife of Jae.
Gordon, need 65 years.
Uooxo.—In Sarnia, on Sept. 21st, James
Roman Rieke, formerly or Brnesele,
aged 77 yeere and 10 months.
i3NALE.—in
Bennie, on Oot•nber 2nd,
Mary Martin, wife of Samuel B.
Swale, aged 49 years.
Stoic.—In Biuevale, on September 28th,
William T. Smith, aged 70 years.
Rev. J. E. Ford, of Looknow, was a
caller on Bennis friends for a day while
enroute t0 Ethel where he was preaching
anniversary sermons. Miee Helen 0,
Ford, of Brussels Publio School stuff, is
the reverend gentleman's daughter,—Bert
Lott has returned to the Institute for the
Blind at Brantford after au enjoyable
vacation at hie home here. He is well
pleased with the school and le makiug
good program—Rev. A. 0. Wishart, B.
A.. was away to Fugue to visit his Dialer
who has not been enjoying as good health
as maual. We hope a ohmage for the
better will speedily ensue.—Mies Edith
MoLanoblin, of Toronto, was home for a
visit with her parents and many old
friends. She is a daughter of Alex. and
Dire, MaLauohlio, '1'urnberry street
North.—Samuel and Dire. Carter and
Miss Myrtle were visiting in Wingbam
over Sunday.—Mise Maggie Brown fe
:visiting her auut, Mrs. Reading in Wing-
ham.—W. L. and Dire. Leatherdale were
visiting the latter'e sister at Looknow for
a day. -3. T. and Mre. Wood oelebrated
the 25th anniversary of their marriage
lust week. We extend congratulations.—
Mise Josie Buohenau wase, visitor with
Mre. Ham, of Lucknow, formerly of
Brussels, for o few days,—W. H. Willis,
wife and eon of Seafortb, were vleit0l•9 at
B. Gerry's last Friday,—Miee Helen
D. Ford epent Saturday and Sunday et
her home in Looknow, Her twit' sisters
lett for &allege on Monday of thie wcek.—
Mre, J. F. Rowland and daughter, have
arrived home from an extended and en•
joyuble visit with relatives in the Euet.
arty notion of the Province. Mr. Row.
land met them at Toronto.—Rev, H. W.
McTavish, of Gorrie, was a visitor at
the Methodist Pareouage ou Tuesday.—
J. G. and Mre. F,migh, of Blyth, are
ependlug a few days in Brussels thio
week.—N. I. Lowabion, of Millbank,
North Dakota, was a visitor with his
00108, Mre. Geo, Rogers.—Mrs. Bull, of
Peterboro', is the guest of Mrs. I. 0.
Richards, al Tallahaeee,—Dr. and Dire.
Fetid arrived home from their wedding
trip ou Tuesday evening and went to
their new home, Turnberry street, North
where relatives andfriends awaited them
with a genuine weloome.•—Tat Pon is
sorry to hear that W. D. Conley, of
Medioine Bat, has had three severe
attache from eoiatioa eine going Wed.
The last time he bad 32 fly blisters on.
We are glad to hear he is recovering and
hope be will soon be o. k. Mr. and Mrs.
Ooueley were both former residents of
this loottlity.—George Roee has gone to
Toronto where he will attend the Dental
College. We wish him 81100088 in
the profession of hie ohoioe.—Miss
Barbara DioFelvey returned to Toronto
0n Toeeday to r08nme her Uoivereity
course in whioh She takes great delight.—
W. 3. Boit, of Rooauville, Seek., woe
visiting the Babkirk family in town,--
George Buohanan is home from the West
where be hae been tesohiug, en route to
the University at Toronto to continue his
Arte coarse.—Masters Fred and Stanley
Campbell are vlelting relatives and
friends in London,—Barrister Sinclair
1)110 in the 00, town this week on legal
baeineee.—Roy, son of Wm. Ainlay, of
Toronto, is renewing old friendships in
Brussels and looali(y,—Mrs. Hugh
McMartin, of Heneall ;a Dire. John.
sten, of 13008013 Heights, Quebec ; and
little Alia 061810 McMartin, of Toronto,
are visitors with 41x8, Wm. Wilton, who
ie a daughter of the neat mentioned lady
and a sister to 141re, Johnston. The
ladies were Former residents of Brunets.
—Don. MoGillionddy, eon of Thomas
MoGillleuddy, of Toronto, and a nephew
of Mrs. G. A. Deadman, Brunie, has
boon appointed instructor of Physical
Culture in connection with the Y. M.
0, A. at Stratford,
DIGS FOR SALE.—THHE UN–
JL natenemmn 1108 for sale, on Lot 21,
Con. 12, Grey. three young broad sows with
littera at foot. If not sold together will
Bell little pigs separate. The latter are
armee Lred, Also one BOW, due to furrow in
0 otobr. Parties wishing to buy pigs should
call and get prices before buying elsewhere.
For further particulars apply to JOHN P,
MoINTOSH, "Shady Nook Farm," Oran -
brook P. 0. 10.10
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
}I
ORSE FOR SALE—A GOOD
driving mare, gentle every way. Will
be sold on easyy terrors. Apply to E. R.
ELLIOTT, Graham's Hervey, Bru0eele B.
1TRAYED/'
FROM THE PREM.
rens of the undereignod, Lot 24.00n. 10,
Grey township, on Sunday, Sept. 29th, seven
head of young cattle -0 heifers and a ether.
All deborned, one beast gray and others red
10 Dolor. Any information concerning them
will be thankfully reoeived. Telephone or
write to Oranbrook P. 0. at 11.37 expense.
19-tt 0E0110E MOTAGGAl1T,
T'ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN.
LL'' amn0I080D offers hie 150 acre farm for
sale, being Lot 20, 7th Line, Morris. There
is a framehouse, bank barn and hay house,
9 orchards and a Far
will 440 001d in oneeor rtwoliparts to ssrinuit purr --
chaser, Poeeeseton could be given this
Puoof allwheatin
math exopt 1d acres.wbeold ou 6y
tonne. For further parties iarO as to price,
SOTTO N, or Brussels P 0premlaee to 1 t( r
Notice of Dissolution
of Partnership.
N0T1010 is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore subsisting between us, the
undersigned, carried ou in the village of
Jamestown, has this day been dieeolved by
mutual eensent. All debts owing to the
said partnership are to be paid to MaoDoo-
ald Bros., at Jamestown aforesaid, on or
D 1007,
and al the 15th day o1 October, of
and all aolaimnr00 against the said partnership
are to be presented to the said MacDonald
Bros by whom same shall be settled,
Dated at Jamestown this 1811 day of Sep -
toolbar, A. D. 1007.
With. as : ALEX. F. MOoDONALD,
Jes A. 81112800 DUNOAN MAODONALD.
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CorresjJondeneo
ticatexasEagitneseasmetr
8tylee in Stationery vary With
the years. What was oorreot
several years ago is out of place
to -day. Everyone lilies to re.
Oe1v8 a letter on Fashionable
Paper.
WE HAVE CORRECT
iSTATIONERY
Corroot for every use and u-
ntil= The latest shape and
styles in nicely decorated boxes.
A line assortment at 260 per box
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DRUG STORE •
Standard Br. &,Trotters
(REGISTERED)
FOR SALE
MIDNIGHT OR0-0 black stallion two
Years old, by Oro Wilkes (2,11), dam by
Young Sidoey, Also the two vear old 1111y,
MISS BARS, by Monbar8 (2.115), dam by
0001nmer Doth ere thoroughly broken to
harness and will be sold right for qutelc
sale. For furtherpartioulare apply to D. J.
UoLAUGHLIN, Brussels I'', 0, 10•6t
MORTGAGE SALE OF 100
care farm in the Township of Grey,
in the County of Huron. (Mader and by vir-
tue of thes power of mile contained in a oer-
tain Mortgage which will be produced at the
Mine of sale there will be offered :for male by
Auction-
eer, Klumpon ey Hotels In the Village of
Ethel, cu FRIDAY, the 11911 •DAY o1 00-
TOBER, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon,
the following property, namely :—Lot nun -
bar ‚2111197.900(001 ial tb8Fo079)1 Oouooe.iou
0
of ro . The 1p of Groy, iu theOonuty re
Huron, Tba poll is slay loam and there are
,bout seventy -ave acres under oultivatloo.
On the premises are a bank barn, driving
shed and frame house. Terme of Sale—Ten
per cent. of the pureha00 money au the day
of sale and enfhoiout therewith to Matte up
cue -thine of the purchase money within
thirty days thereafter and toe balance may
remain on Mortgage at six per cent. or the
purchaser may pay all melt. For further
particulars apply to A B, MAonoNALD, Eetl.,
B t uesele ; W. M. NINOLAIa, Nag , Bru(801s ; J.
W. nsox
& 0e\1ne00. eratfcrd 49.'0., Vend4 a 801 0-
iters.
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Fall Wheat 90 91
Barley ,..., 60 61
Peas 78 80
Oats42 db
Bnttri tube and rolls..., 18 20
Eggs per dozen........, 18 19
Hay per ton 18 00 14 00
Float, per bbl ..,. 4 60 5 20
Hoge, Livo 5 8020 6 90
90
Wool (weehod)
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EXTRA SPECIAL
FOR
Thursday, Friday, 8aturday-
ct• 3, _
Ladies' 12,001 MO 86 11100
New winter Coats for 8.98
—Ladies' Black Kersey Cloth; Beaver Cloth and a big range
of Choice Dark Tweed Coats, 46 to 52 inches long, all this season's
latest Styles ; well made and perfect fitting. Our regular prices
$12.00, $11.00 and $10.00. EXTRA SPECIAL for the 8 Days
only, October 3rd, 4th and 5th—Your choice for
8.98
one
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N'S OVERCOA TS
Men's 12.00, 11.00 and 10.00 Overcoats for $8.9S
This season's beet styles in Blacks, Blues, Dark Tweeds ; well tailored, with heavy shoulders ;
first-class canvass, haircloth and lining ; long length and are perfect fitting ; all sizes in the lot.'
Our regular prices are $12.00, $11.00 and $10.00. EXTRA SPECIAL for the $ days 8.98
only—October 315, 4th and 5th—your choice for... .,.
BOYS' OVERCOA TS
Boys' 6.50, 6.00 and 5.50 Overcoats for $3.98
Choice assortment of Boys' Overcoats in Black, Blues and Tweeds ; made by the best Canadian
makers. Our regular prices are 85.50 to 86.50. EXTRA SPECIAL for the 3 days ���
only—October 3rd, 4th and 5th—your choice for .., .,. .,, . ..,
WE HAVE IN STOOK A COMPLETE RANGE OF
The Celebrated Granby Rubbers and Overshoes. Now Boots and Shoes --all sizes.
A choice range of Ladies' Small Furs and Fur Coats.
The Best Values in Ladies' ancl. Men's Winter Underclothing.
New Fall and Winter Dress Goods Larger and Fetter Stocks than ever
you are cordially invited to call and see them.
,VEXD DOOR TO EAMERICAN HOUSE