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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-10-17, Page 5sell iY S!tuation I/ Largest and Best Ip STRATFORD. ONT. 1 being •J Iyi ie o best this Halloo! hug Y6 !y beadles the largest brieineas training ou- dl ,��Behold la Western Ontario. Our ou- velment again amoude that of a year ago, Why y Somme our courses are �� thorough and prautival with apatite'. Irate In humble of our Oommerelal, Tel. 1. carat phy end Sb unhand. departments,' All oar graduates obtain _good post• 1 tams, You way enter NOW. Write 1 19for our free U a to tonne, tT Rubio rT ,rc MaLAOHLAN, I �ipD principals. �' idiom`- o...y i` t =: �•`t dt BUSINESS CARDS, bloORAOKEN- v v' • issuer of Marriage Mamma, 01• tine at Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels, WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES Onlce to glia Peat Office, N1h0a 80.4 pili'Ti1A C. AB1V STRONG ./� is prepared to give lessons on piece or Read. Organ, Terms en application. Postollioo address-Brueeela. lieaiu0uee- Lot8,Oou.1e, Gray. Pupils may Lava their lesions at their own houses It profaned. MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Piano or Organ ETHEL, ONT. MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Hawick Mutual Fire Insurance Company Mee and Reeldenoe- WALTON, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAMi IN0000000, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY Rate of Interest 6!Idortpergago 0001 per annum , first LIFE ANO FIRE INS, AGENT Excelsior Life Insurance Company The Equity Fire Insurance Company Ml business attended to promptly. H. R. BREWER, J. P. Clerk 4th Division Oourt. AUCTIONEERS, 141 S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION- • Ilan, will sell for better prices, to bitter mei, in less time and leas obarges then any other Auctioneer In Nast Huron or he won't charge anything. Dates and ordets eau always be arranged at tide office or by p er0oual applioati0n, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUJIVAL( - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. 'reams reasonable. Sales arranged for at the ogloe of Tun Po0T, Brussels. 2ebf VETERINARY. r • A. CUNNINGHAM- \-A19onor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domoecioated animals in a eompet- ant manner, particular attention paid to Voterivary Leutletry anti Milli It over, Curls promptly attended to. Oilloo and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brunets, 'Phone jt IC LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. e B. M;AODONALD- .4 p_. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Rte. 6uo0osdar to G. 1'. Blair. °nice over Stan- dard Sauk, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro- politan Sauk. M M. SIN CLAIR- v v • Barrister, Solicitor, ,Uuuvey0uocr, Notary public, deo. Ulidoe-Stewart's Bleak 1 door North of Ooutral Hotot. bulloitor for the Standard Bank. ZptbOUDFOOT, HAYS d BLAIR- BA1tItIBT1e11.e, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLI;U, W. PROUDF0OT, 1i. 0. 1t, 0, HAY, G. W. Sham. OW000-''base formerly occupied by Messrs 0amoroa ie Holt, t0ODRabON, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Graduateof the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and First -Masa Honor Graduate of Toronto Uuivereity. Office neat 10 Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BROSBELS. GET THE BEST - IT PAYS pOl AttolId the, Popular $0 Progressive ELLIOTT TORONTO, ONT. and be TnononaHLX eduoatod for bushiest; lite. All graduates of this del donoel aro absoludommttely euro of getting positlode, Thedisooueider- (A u d, Now Nash the supply, ablyteeter li Y v� a rater. rite tmotue W is au exoogltO, f II for Oafaloaao, W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal. qq Con, YONO1 AND ALI7xANntbIt STs. Py at 0 good salary Amite every graduate of Tho Central Business Collago Exporiouoo provost this positively hater any time. catalogue free. Write W. H, SHAW, Principal Yonge & Gerrard ate., Toronto IIal 1 ehtlt. OBITUARY. -Thursday morning, cot,,. 2od, the spirit of Elizabeth Bowes, beim, ad wife of Solomon Rogerson, took its flight from this world. The old lady was 80 years old, Mre. Rugersion was born In Leede, Yorkshire, and came to thio ocuntry when quite young. Elbe wee married to her now bereft and aged part- ner iu Ingersoll 60 yeara ago the 25tH of ,July. Mr. and Mra Rogerson celebrated their golden ennivere0ry last July, though it was not a very happy day for her aa she had been oonfinsd to her bad for the past ten mouths, she being a ant rarer from asthma. She leaves to mourn the ,ose of a true wife and lovlug mother beide, her husband, six eons and one daughter, John, Quarles, Fred., Walter, Hobertend Mre. Armstrong, ail living in Mullett, and Henry near St. Moryo. The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon from her home, the oervioo being ma- rinated by her pastor, Rev. Mr. Curry, ale being a life•loug Methodist, The fu• ferment wee made at the Iiinburo deme. 'ery. To her aged partner and the family, the sympathy of the community ,e extended in 'hie their hourof mourn- ing, 1J o rdwl csh. Sunday and Monday, Oo'. 20th and 21st Aunlvereary services of the Metho- diet ohurob will be bald. The Rev. H. W, MoTavish, of Gorrie, will preach on Sunday and Monday night a high olase entertetoment will be held annotating of addressee by the Rev. 13. W. MaTavieh, A. 0. Eddy, B. A. B. D., of Clifford, and H, W, Locke, of Rinoerdine, Good male will be furnished by the choir and others. Geo, A. lloQnibban left for Toronto to attend the Medical College. Mr. Mo• Quibbon has conducted the senior depart. meet of our school in a very efficient and eatistaotory manner for the post 15 mouths and parents and pupils a ike re• grab his departure. Before leaving he was the reaipient of a neat gift from the boye and gine of his department. A'ea. Graham, jr, and Mies Mary Walker, daughter of C. and Mts. Walker, 4th line, Howiok, were matrimonially united by Rev. Dr. Milligan at the manse, Toronto, on Wednesday, Oot. god. The bridal couple will take up house keeping et 203 Margueretta St, Toronto. Stomach troubles, heart and kidney ailments, oar be gaiokly oorreoted with a preeoription known to druggists every• where as Dr. Shoop', Reetorative. The prompt end surprising relief whioh this remedy -immediately brings -is entirely due to its Restorative notion upou the ooutrolling nerves of the stomach, eto. 131 V ,0a. The bus team ran away et the G. T. R. station and upset the bus. No serious damage was done however. The anniversary sermons will be preeohed in the Methodist oharob, Blyth, on Sunday, Oot, 20111, by Rev. H. W. Locke, of Kincardine. Mies Pearl Chellew, of London, now o000piee the petition of stenographer with the firm of Beatty, Earthen & Ohad- wiok, lawyers and solicitors, Toronto. Sunday afternoon at 8 80 the members of Blyth Court, 0. 0. F. marched to St. Andrew's church when the peter, Rev. 1 L Small, B. A., preached the anuuul e0rmOn. TheY whioh the 0, P. R. erected here in the Summer for turning (heir" engines when Blyth was the terminus of the G. & G. has been removed ea the turntable at Goderioh is now in working order. The I. 0. 0. F. degree team hae been invited to.put an a degree sometime near Obriatmae et Wingham when the O,Id• fellows of diet town open their new hall, The lodge here will likely Beed up a teal 0111 ORondol` Caught Impooeible to escape being oared it you apply Putnam's' Corn Extractor to the worst Duro on record; Painless, safe, and mite duly a quarter in any drugstore, a Gov't -let. Mrs, George Barber lett for Buffalo where she will make her home. Mies Rhoda 7] leer, of Orange Hill, who hae been very 111 for the past few weeks, under skilful treatment ie some, what better, The Presbyterian Sunday eohool will meant to the public Cantata Saila on the ui ht a of Nov. 22nd 1d under the div eetorehip of Mre. Harvard, FALL FAIR, -The aannal HOwiolr Fall Fair was held rat Gerrie ou Saturday, 5111 last., and wits a splendid allo0ese, lo the forenoon it rallied heavily, but the afternaou was cool, but tine. There were ',bout 1,700 people on the grounds. The Iodise' work and fine arta were 0 OHO array of exhibits and were judged by Mrs. Robinson, of Wroxeter, and Miea. J. McRae, et Harrietou. - The ae• ray of roots, vegetables, grain and gen. oral mauufesturee were judged by Mesar,, Tilton and Hazlewood, of Clifford and were aleo good, The fruit exhibit wile exeelleut, both 011 to quality and quantity and wee judged by J. Aniterrfian, of Gowan0towo. The dairy podium and provisions were j1 d6od by Mrs. H, Talton, Clifford and Mitre Hazlet. wood, Wee/rater, and wer0a good large exhibit, The show of horses would be hard tet beat and they were largely ehown in all olarmee. W. Bishop, of New Hamburg, woo the judge, The altaep were well exhibited in both abort and long woole and were judged by p. J Muhwen, of Ranch, and also the onttle and ewlne, of whioh there woo net Flolarge exhibit. The day's linen. on will nearly amount to $250 J.olulbtar s Mr, Godkin had a here° killed by lightning daring n thunder storm Themes Leeming hen the cellar wall built for a new reefdeuue whioh he in. tondo ereotinp next Summer, Mre. James' Devideon, who has been very 111 for come weeks, is, we regret to any, not improving. We hope a change for the better Will k 001 ensue, Mrs, McLean, of Toronto, (nee Mies Alfoa Dundee) who lute ' been op a pleasant vielt of a month's duration, hoe returned to her home in Toronto. Ernest Elligaon hes pnrobeeed the 50 0000 farm Of R. A. Bell, the pride being $2,100, whioh is a fair figure, there being no buildings of any account on the p10oe. ENTERTAINDIENT AT BETnuL Onon011: An entertainment will be held at Bethel Methodiot church, ruder the aoepiaee of the Ladies' Aid Sootily, on Tueeday, Oot. 22nd, aommen0iug at 8 o'olook p , m, Aa eaoelletlt program will be render ed ooneieting of mneio (instrumental and vocal), Oeloe, doers, quartettes, reediuge, apeeohee, &a., at the close of which a moat beautiful autograph quilt will be told by emotion. Mre. Wm. Davidson is the President, and Mrs. J. McPherson, Secretary, Are You SnbJeet To Stiffness Perhaps it ie in the neck or ehouldere, Firet thing is a good rub with Nerviline, No more speedy remedy oan be adopted. When applied to the mcsoleti Nerviline gives them flexibility and vigor ; indam• hallo), 0orer's 0 and 'stiffness dieuppear "Whether in the chest or throat nothing 000 empties Nerviline" writes 0. B. Denton, Lumber Merchant, 0t Oak Bay, N. 13. "Rubbed on et night, trouble is gone by morning. I have proved Ner viline a great medicine." Everyone ,aye the same, and Nerviline always makes good. 25o bottles sold everywhere, r'+eatlorth. The annual sports of the Beofortb Collegiate Itetitute will be held en Fri. day Oat. 18th. F,dward Farquaheou,youngest son of D. and Mrs. Farquahoon , has been laid up with an attack of measles. Jamee Andorran) had hie right bend bitten by a dog. The wound's are heal ing favorably and no serious results are anticipated. The Anglioan Young People's Am - dation have resumed their meetings for the Winter months, aommenaiog on Wednesday of last week, Mr. Waltbew completed the work of freeooing and decorating the Methodist nbnroh, T. Boott is now engaged in some painting work and doing the Beate in hand finish. The Ladies' Aid have in hand the matting, re•oarpeting, oto. It is expeoted all will be in readiness for the re opening on the 27th incl. After en illness of several- weeks the death occurred on Tuesday morning of loot week of James Ancon Sperling, youngest eon of Mre. Geo. Sperling, aged 24 years and 4 months. Mr. Sperling had been in poor health for Home time, suffering from heart trouble, the newt of a severe attack of rheumatic= from MD 1011 he Buffered a maple of yeara ago, Until reoeutly be was able to fill his poeitiod in the office of the Bell Tele- phone Co., iu which position he was very popular and had many friends. He is survived by hie mother, one brother and two staters. The annual meeting of the Seafortb Curling Club was held at the Oommeroial hotel end was well attended. R. S. Hays, the retiring preeideut 000npied the chair and called upon the Secretary and Protomer for their annual reports. The report of the Treasurer showed that the club had a balance on band. The fol- lowing offieere were elected ; -Patron, Jas. McMichael ; pree., Jae. Diok ; vioe- pree , John Beattie ; 000001ary, Wm Ament ; managing committee, R. 8. Hays, W. Piobard, W. D. Briybt, G. A. lilts, F. J. Barrows; repreeentative mem berg, T. O. Robson, W. 13. Bright; Ont ario Tankard ekipe, Wm. Amenb, R. S. Hays; skips, G. F. Boger', R. 8. Hays, W. Amens, W. D. Bright, 13. A. Hutohin son, J. Beattie, J. 0 Stolle, W, Piokard, W. McDougall, J. Turner, T. Richard - SOIL The name of W. 0. Reid was added to the list of honorary members. Tema Oatarrrh treatments ere being mailed out free, on regneet, by Dr. Shoop, Raoiue, Wig. These teats are proving to the people -without a pen uy's cost -the great value of this Eden - title prescription known to druggists everywhere ea Dr. Shoop', Catarrh Remedy. Sold by all dealers. Giwtolow el. A. M. Smith, G. T. R. agent, and Mre. Smith left on a trip to the Oen. adian West, and may go through to Otte (oast, W. and Mrs. Godfrey and Mr, end Mre. Meloolmsou, of Moorefield, ate 0000mpanying them, Mise Marjory Lee lett for Detroit, where the ie taking a poeition. The nhoir of Christ church, of whioh Mime Lae has been a valued member, mat at Mrs. 0. Tttbbner's and preeented her with an ebony set, the presentation be- ing followed by a eo01al everting. Jur". and Mre. Collins were at Bark's Falls attending the wedding of their eon, Albert J. 001110,, manager of the Maga. nehmen River and Lakes steamboat line. The bride was Miee Ida Floreooe Watson, daughter of R, J. Watson, M. p., proprietor of the steamboat line. James Dawson, one of Liatowel'e early citizens, is revisiting the town after art absence of Obirtyeeven years in the West. Mr. Dawson at one time carried on a wagon and b'aokemith hues• nese here, hie shop being on the corner now occupied by Obriet 0hnr011. He seta a great change in the town's ap• pearanoe, and inhume many of the old familiar facies, He is now residing in North D dtota, and we understand has prospered in the West. The Council hoe given the oontraot for the Elmo. elroet bridge to Freeet & Hiok. mler, who intend proceeding with the work as soon aa the Main street btldgo is finiehod, providing the weather Iteepe open. Owing to the leteuese of the season, the idea of building an arab cement bridge on Rima etreet has been abandoned, and the eame style of bridge as those on Wallaby and Main streets will be built with relnforoed top. The flims ebreet bridge will leave cement walls at aides In pito° of railing, Con. tractor Fraser thinly' be can Amok the work this poll. Ldgo & Gutteridge, of Seeforth, have been given the oonlruotfor erecting the 0. R It elution in this town. Tbeso gentlemen have built nearly all the new stations on the Guelph and Goderioh line, inolndiug tite 01/I sou et Gederioh, We should have been en pleaded if our loop) men lied got the job, but underdtaud their tenders were some- what higher than the euoadeeeful firm. F, Gutteridge spent hie younger days in Lletuwel, having resided with hie parents on the Wallace road, and learned hie trade as a mason here. He and hie partner, Mr. Edge, have built up a large bnoineeo and employ it ooneidereble tome of men, The Metier' here will be built in accordance with the plane dud will be a very ootnplebe and oomrnodioue passen- ger depot, with red prsseed brick wells end a elate roof. The grounds have been stalled out under the direction of Engineer Barrio, and the work will be commenced immediately. PAIN anywhere, pain in the head, pain. fol periods', neuralgia, toothache, all pains clan be promptly otopped by 0 thoroogbly safe little Pink candy Tablet, known by druggists everywhere no Dr. Shoop', Headache Tablets. Pain simply meatus 00ngeeliorl-undue blood pressure at the point where pain exist,. Dr. Shoop', Headache Tablets quickly equalize this unnatural blood pressure, and pain immediately departs. Write Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis., and gab a trial package. Large box 25 oto.-Druggiete. ltiolerswor-th. 13, Campbell told a fine drove of oattle recently, Nelson Mitchell has been busy moving hie bees over to the et h oonoeeeion. Mrs. A. 0. 'Stewart ham moved to Listowel, leaving one vacant house in Molesworth. Jacob and Mra, Panne), have returned atter spending a week visiting relatives in Detroit and Grand Rapids. Alex. McIntosh platted away very sud- denly on Sunday night, 6th flet„ at the family residence near-Moleewortb, in his 85th year, Oenee paralysis. For 52 years be lived in Wallaoe and for the past eight years in Grey towship, He to generally known as "Derkey" MoIn• Kish, Another of those happy events was solemnized at the borne of James and fare. Menzies, on Sept. 25th, when their daughter, Mies Mabel wee united in holy bonds of matrimony to William Sender - 0012, of Wroxoler. A reception was given them at their new home at whioh quite a number from here were pretter°. Long ago in Wellesley lowoebip when Conrad Neabie, of thio locality, was a boy of 7 or 8 yearn of age and the country was nearly all bush, he was instructed by his parents to watob some cattle so that they Would nob stray t00 lar away. A lunch was prepared for the lad and he went hie way. Daring the day be saw what he took to be two doge in the bush and as he woe very anxious to poems a canine friend he did his beet to make friends with them, proffering part of hie dinner whioh they refused and making an uneuoceeefol effort to oatoh one of them. On recounting his experiences when he got home that evening his pimento made the discovery that the animals were not doge but wolves and the little mon was kept at home henoefortb. That ie over 55 years ago now yet the. inoident is quite fresh in the memory of 11r. Neabie who reoently told the writer of hie close call. True is the season when the weather prophets usually seek to enlighten as as to what fuel supply we should lay in. Hes anybody who interprets the goose bone, or the hogs melt, or the squirrel's forage supply, or the horee'e °oat, or the bird's migration auythiog to say for our edification this year 7 Health For 1Cmt.Down Women ' From the experience of Mre. Jno. Parke, Saskatoon, nothing oomp0ree with Ferrozoue. "A1 times I was con• fined to bed and couldn't do any work. I wee run down in fieeb, loot strength, my appetite failed, my color was pallid. Weary and oaotdown, it seemed I oonld• n't o0tehiup. Ferrozone started a new kind of life in my blood, bails me up, vitalized and strengthened my nerves, and finally cured my heart and etomaoh pains," Ferrozone is a rebuilder that has special virtue in female ailments. Sold everywhere in 50o horse ; ,try Ferrozooe. A large quantity of apples were ship- ped from the station, A large number from here took in the Brunets Fair and report having a good time. We are sorry to 111111110110 00 that Mre. Noltou Parker, 10th eon., Weet, is suffer- ing from a severe Daae of typhoid fever. Alex. Wilson, 12th con., disposed of his fine heavy Bolt 57 month's old to Ed, Smith, 14th eon., for the sum of $112 00. D. Grant Anderson, of Atwood, has signified hie intention of accepting the position of prinoipal of the 8t. Marys publio ewioole. He will enter upon his new dative on Monday, Oot, 21st. The salary will be $700. Atwood Methodist Anniversary was held on Sunday and Monday, 000. 6011 and 7th, and wag a decided eaaoeee eon- aidering the unfavorable oondibion of the weather on both Sunday and Mon- day evenings. Sunday Rev. W. H. Sar. vey, B, A., of Brantford, formerly of. Elms, occupied the pulpit both morning and evening, GO TO Brewer's For Fine Photos. 3c. a day will Special Bairgains Cure Rheumatism.' The aim of most "cures" for Rheu- matism seems to be to relieve the poiu, When they have clone that, their usefulness is gone. ,And the next timeyou take cold, 0' o k od r your , y feet get wet, aryouover-uxertyour. self, back conies the pain. is different. It does relieve the pain, as quickly as the best lini- ment. And it does MON.. IT ROIMOVJ10S VIE CAUSE of Rheu- matism, uric acid in the blood. Every drop of blood passes through the Kidneys. These organs should filter mut impurities. When they are weak, inflamed or diseased, the impurities stay in the blood and are carried to the sensitive nerves. Rheumatism is simply this irri- tation of the nerves, caused by uric acid and other impurities being de- posited upon them -their favorite place being the joints and muscles. Make the Kidneys filter the blood properly, keep the blood pure and rich, and there can be no Rheu- matism. Bu -Ju does this. Buy Bu -Ju on an unconditional guaran- tee that they will cure you or money re- funded. At all druggists, pc. a large box, or sent on receipt of price. THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO., LIMITED WINoso0, oNT. 73 13. T. and Mre. Greeneidee attended the funeral of Alexander Molntoah,of Molesworth, on Wednesday of lash week. The interior of the Poet Office has been changed somewhat, the partition removed malting muoh more room and adding 18 new look boxes. INVITE A TEST. Catarrh Snlferers Should 'Pry llymhel Oa Tide Guarantee There is no other treatment for oetorrb that in any way resembles Hyomei, none that gives ,00h quick oerative resalte and 1000105 satisfaction, no medicine that oat take its plaoe, none that oat be sold on a g008000ee,like thio, to refund the money aileee it°tre0. Catarrh ie a germ disease and o0n be mored only by breathing Hyomei, eo that the moat remote air delle in the none, throat and lunge are reached by antieep• tie healing powers. In this way all oatarrbal germs are killed, the irritated maooie membrane is healed and oatarrh is driven from the system. Tbie wonderful mediooted air treat- mentdoee not drug and derange the stomach, but is breathed through a little pocket inhaler that goes with every dol. lar outfit. We positively guarantee Hyomai, for should you buy a complete outfit, pride $1,00, and he diaeatiefled with results your money will be refunded. Hyomei is gold by druggists everywhere. Write for literature. Booth's Byomei Go., Buffalo, N, Y. From Whom are You Going to Buy ? From a reliable firm where you see what you are getting or from some agent who don't know cue hind of Granite from another and oares only tor his 0011tmie0i0n as agent 7 We employ no agents and guarantee all our work for five years. Wilson, 84 writer is 11119 s 111.9 Stop That Cold To Cheek early no cue 07 Grippe W ith "Proventl re" 8101100 sum defeat for Pneumonia. To stop a cold With Froventleo is safe' than to lot it run and bo obliged to aura It afterwards, To be sure, Pre - Verities 1011 cure even 11 deeply seated old,but taken early -et the Memstodge-they brea, or heed oft those early colds. That's surely bettor. That's why they are railed Procreates. , Preventiesitt•e 1 Candy Cold Cures. No Quin - filo no physio nothing sickening. Niro for the children -and thoroughly safe too. If you feel chilly,1 f yon sncese, i f you eche ell over, think of 'i.'rovontioe, Promptness mnt also save half your usual sickness, And dell'0 forgot your OM, If there 10 4evarishnose, nigl1100 clay. 1Morekt',fob. ly Iles Preventive' greotgst o160108ay. Bold In boxes for the poek,t, alas in ;Lie boxes of 45 royalties. insist Career druggists giving yon Prevenflcs "ALL DEALRS' FO.R GRANI TEWARE A full line of Graniteware at prices greatly Reduced - Dippers 18o and 16o. Dish Pane, panel bottom, 60e. Other articles too numerous to men- tion at correspondingly low prices during Ootcber. WASHING MACHINES The Kucll, Gold Medal at World's Fair, $7.50. One Miracle Waeher, ball bearing, $10.00. The Iateitt improved Mach- ine of the kind. GUNS A new line at now prime. Guns that usually sell at from $10,00 to $15.00 can be had during the montb of Ooto- bar at from $7.75 to $12.00. You can best Itppreciate the value of these Gine by seeing them, COIL SPRING WIRE 171 bone of Coil Spring Wire and a quantity of Woven Wire at very close prices for the mouth of October only. BARGAIN TABLE On this table are a variety of articles at a Special Bargain. We cordially invite you to this table this month. IlicKAY SHAW LINE RIC moss S 1 ACI !Ad' Y E beg to announce to our Customers that our Style and Display Room is in readiness for you. We have gathered together from the leading Fashion centres the handiwork of the most skilled Designers and Fashion Creators which we are showing in con- junction with clever and practical ideas from our own Trimming Room. We will be very glad indeed to have you call and see our lines as we believe we have the very BEST Styles and Merchandise obtainable and desire an opportun- ity to show you. We thank our many customers for past favors and solicit their continuance. ISABELLE STRACHAN Apples anted. -at- BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR On and after Friday, September 20th, 26c. per bag will be paid for Winter apples and 20c. for good paring Fall apples delivered at the Factory. No small or soft apples will be taken. J. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor A�DANDY STOOK OF UNG 0" I M WE have an A 1 stock of Top Buggies, manufactured by 'the R. McKie 0o., of Plattsville, and Wm. Dore & Oo. of Wingham. The Workmanship through- out is First-class and prices are right. Don't fail to see them. Repairing, Re -painting and Trimming at- tended to in a workmanlike manner on short notice and at very reasonable rates, • R.Francis i - Fra c & Co. Shop next to Town Hall, , Brusselsssels We aleo lfeep ill stook the real Fleury Plow Points and the Frost li Wood repairs. Call and see us.