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SODA
Now is the time to make up
your Winter's supply of Soap for
cleaning purposes, You have a
chance to use up grease that is
standing around and with the
aid of Caustic Soda you get a
large quantity of the very best of
Soap at a very small cost. We
have Caustic Soda in granular
form pnt up in 5 lb. tins -40c. a
tin. More people are using it
all the time.
WALL
PAPER
Patterns to Suit
Any Room.
Perhaps there is a room
that you did not get the
chance to Paper in the
Spring. If so, now is the
next best time. We have a
good stock of paper to choose
from. Pretty patterns from
5e per roll up.
S M I ` 9 I
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
eO0THEEN mxTENSION W. 0. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows :
Gonia SovTH Goma NORTE.
Mail 7:06 a.m 'Express 10:05 a.m.
Expreea.„...11:06 a.m Stall 1:44 a.m
Express ......8:08 p,m Express...,.. 8:61 p.m
CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R.
Following Is the 0,P. R. Time Table at
Walton :—
To Toronto To Godericb
Express 7:45 a In Express 11:87 a m
Express 6:48 p m I Express Ode p m
gag Retus gtems
A otoiel's amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll print is.
Is this Indian Bummer ?
WEmao $I 02 on Brussels market.
TEE PosT and Toronto Weekly Globe
from now to Jan. 1st 1909 for the small
Sum of $1.50.
TEANE901VING Day will be held on
Thursday, October Olet, this year and will
be a pobiia holiday.
DR. FRILD had a new Mason & Binh
piano placed in his residenoe last week
by Messrs. Walker & Biaak.
A OONVENT20N will be held in Toronto
on Oot. 22nd bo consolidate the various
liquor interests of the province.
Tan news ie always welcome at Tam
Pose. Hand us in the names of your
visitors or tell as of your trips away.
TEE Wingham Advance Saye of former
reeidenta of Ohio locality :—H. BaIt'u
condition daring the past week has given
his friends some anxiety. Mrs. Ball has
also been in poor health but is improving.
PRIZE P871N0.—Friday of this week,
W. H. Kerr, Treasurer, will commence
the payment of East Huron Fall Fair
prizes at TEE POST Publishing Renee.
Semen members of Court Princess
Alexandria, 0. 0,2 , Braemar, were at
Blyth last Sunday afternoon attending
the C. 0. F. annual service in the Pres.
byteriao oburob. Rev, Mr. Small was the
preaober.
AT the W. C. T. U. Convention at
Clinton last week 0c. Superiotendente
were appointed from Brussels as follows :
—Um. Rands, in charge of work among
Lambermen 1 Dirs. Leatherdale, System.
atio giving and titre. Dark, Evangelistic.
THE Voters' Liet Court for Brnesele
was held on Thursday of last week before
Judge Doyle. There were 85 appeals in
all, the Oonrt resalting in a slight gain
for the Liberals. Dudley Holmes, of
Wingham, and A. B. MacDonald ooneti•
toted the legal talent in dealing with. the
appeal°.
Ton report of the Postmaster -General
eaggee10 that people writiog lettere
should sign their fall name and address
to their lettere and there never would be
a letter bat whet could be returned if it
failed to reach the person for whom it
was intended. A better way still would
be for each family to have envelopes with
the Llama of the family printed on the
corner,
MATRIMONIAL.—Wednesday of last week
Rev. Dr, Milligan, tied the hymeneal bow
between John H. Galbraith, of Brussels,
and Miss Ida, ee000d daughter of James
and Mrs. Bowman, of Morris, the cere-
mony being performed et the Manse,
Toronto. Mr. Galbraith and bride ar•
rived bank on Monday and ere now Dom•
fortably settled in their new home on
Mill street, lately vacated by Dr, Burns.
We trust they may enjoy many happy,
prosperous yeare.
A Beane NEW MII°IOAL OyERmTTA.—
"Dolya the Tea Girl," is a brand new
musical prodnation which some of the
leading critics have perused on as being
the cleverest Operetta produced in
yeare, They speak of it fie follows :—
The latest Japanese Operetta "Dolya,
the Tea Girl" is the cleverest musical
production of any operetta written in
yeare, The story is cleverly arranged
and full of situations that give great
eoope for acting both dramatic and
comic, while the m115i4' ie deoidedly
catchy, tuneful and ,all of dash. The
plot is easy to follow although many
oomplioatione arise whirl's are decidedly
funny and cause many a laugh, The
Operetta will be given tinder the anepioes
of Braeeele Foot Ball Olob on Thoreday,
Nov. Het in the Town Hall, Brueeele,
Reserve the data.
TEE °MHoers of the Provincial Edam—
Hen Department are striving bard to
earn their money. The latent eaheme
evolved is one to maltoteaobers' examine
Bions more eatiefaotory. Obangee have
been made in regard to conducting
essmipationt and the composition of the
boards, The departmental board here—
after will be wholly separate from the
nuivereity. In future the Department
will appoint lteowe boards. They will
beoomposed of men eeleotod from the
riormnl and medel eobouls, end faculty of
edUOation f inapootors of highsahoble
and ot Wino and separate sehoole. The
names, Dietrfob.'Examination and JOn108
and Senior Toeohero' Exatninsti0ne will
be abolished and the names a betitnted
Will he Entrance Examinetio0e to the
Normal and Model soboals end t0 the
Faculty of Idduoatiota,
GEORGE A. BEST is anxious to mourn
severalloade of stook Beare, weighing
from 800 pounds upward.
UNITED STATES Suasoarnzne.—Bab
soribers in the United States meet re.
member that Tan Pose is $1.60 and nob
$1.00, as the postage coats ea 60o a goer
on eaoh paper. If only $1.00 is
Bent we bays to deduct the postage and
send the paper for the rest, so far as it
goes.
THE ladies who represented Brussels
Branch ot the W. C. T. U., at the Oon-
veution held at Clinton last week were :
Mesdames Buchanan, McGuire, Powell,
Mooney, Ainley, Griffith, Rands and
Dark. A. little bird tells us that Some
of the delegates are fleet footed Bud can
stay at it.
Tan NEW FIRE BRIGADE.—At the
epeeist meeting of the town Connell to
deal with the reorganization of the town
Fire Brigade the following list of offioers
was submitted by Chief N. F, Gerry cud
aooepted by the Board :—
J. T. Ross, let Lieutenant
A. R. Onrrie, 2nd ”
S. Welton, Ord "
H. Merrier, Branohmen
A, T. Ourrie,
Silas Jaokeon.
Jno. Meadows,
P. MaQaerrie,
S. T. Plum, Cart and Hose men
D. C. Rose,
A. Somers, " " "
Robt. Oliver, Engineer
Watson Ainley, Ant, '
W. Gordon,
Any of the above members( it required to
handle coal oart except those at the
nozzles or one engineer and all members
to help all fire equipment back in its
place in the Fire Hall. A telephone has
been placed in the home of Engineer
Oliver and night connection kept from
the American Hotel and Ramsay'°
livery stable so that he may be rung ap
at any boar in mase of fire.
ENTERED INTO REBT.—Last Saturday
evening the meseeueer called at the
home of Postmaster Farrow, Tnroberry
street, and beckoned the apirib of Mrs.
Farrow away to her eternal home. Her
demise wee nob unexpeoted as she had
been gradually growing weaker under
the insidious workings of diabetes for
50035 time despite the beet efforts of
friends and physicians, Her maiden
name was Elizabeth Purdy and elle was
born in London township being a
daughter of the late Samuel Purdy.
She was united in marriage to John
Quanoe, of that loaaliby by whom she
had one eon, who died in childhood.
On the decease of her partner the sob.
jeot of this notioe made her home for
several years with her sister, Mrs.
Frank MoOraoken, 4th line Morris,
where she was married t0 Mr. Farrow
18 yeare ago. They took up residenoe
in Brussels where Mrs. Farrow not only
retained her old friends but made many
Sew ouee, She was an indomitable
worker both in her home and the obaroh
and soon found opportunity in we,
caution with the latter to render val.
Gable aid in various departments,
notably in the Guild and Sabbath
Boboot. Although realizing what the
decease meant to her she resolutely con—
tinued about her usual avocation as
long as elle was able to keep up and
talked familiarly of the approaobing
end without fear. A short service was
held at Mr. Farrow'° residenoe et 3
p. m. Tuesday ooudnoted by the pastor
of deceased, Rev. E. M, Lang Ford,
Revd°. E. G. Powell and A. 0. Wishart,
B. A., ate° baking part, Wednesday
morning by the early train the remains
were taken to Thorndale and from there
to Grana church, Ntssonri township,
where the fnnored service wee held in
the presumes of a large oongrogation,
Rev. Mr. Lang—Ford preaobed a most
appropriate sermon from the text "I
shall not want," words from the 28rd
Psalm, very dear to Mrs. Farrow. The
pallbearers were Robert, John and Ward
Farrow and Samuel, John and Milton
Purdy. Sincere sympathy is Recorded
Me. Farrow in his bereavement. Mies
Purdy, Mrs. Fsrrow's notes, is looking
after hie home in the meantime. Mrs.
John and MCS, Frank MoOraoken, of
Wingham end Morrie respeotiVely, are
sisters of Kra, Farrow. She also has
several brothers in Nieeoori tewnehip,
Business Locals.
WANTED.—steady boy to learn barnse5
trade. Apply to I, 0. RIOnARDB,
Gents wanted at once to work in Brute
sale Evaporator. Highest wages.
WANTED —0110105 tub batter, 24a,
fresh eggs, 22a. Also large quantities
dried apples and feathers,
GEo. JJ, HONG, Wingham,
DR. B0TLER'e VISIT.—Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Speoialiet, will be at the
American Hotel, Brueeele, on Wednee.
day, Oat, 28rd. Glasses enpplied.
A xonna lad or maiden may 080076
private hoard fn a oomfortable borne by
applying at ME Posy.
LOST on' Thursday, Oot. 8rd,, between
Brueeele and the 05m065ry a earpeetee'e
Steel claw hammer, Finder please re.
Wirt BO Win PoeT.
ArrLEs,—Twenty five aebte a bag
Will be psid at Brneseis Evaporator for
good peeling applee and 15 oent5 a bag
far the email once,
Make Your Unused Funds
armtermem
bear interest at the highest current rates. Amounts of
$1.00 and upwards are received in the SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENT of THE METROPOLITAN BANK.
Interest is allowed from date of deposit, and compounded
every three months. No delay in withdrawal,
ALL DEPARTMENTS OF BANKING ARE CONDUCTED WITH ABSOLUTE
SATISFACTION AND SECURITY,
The Metropolitan Bank
Capital Paid Up, $1,000, 000,00. Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits, $1,183,713,23
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
W, J. FAWCETT, Manager
t 3TASILi8N5_O 1870
Am bsodgaarteeo for saws and °an ex-
ohange or Ball for ouch ab lowest prides,
Yours, T, McGregor, filer and improver
On B6we, tools sad machines. Oorner
Mill and Mein St., Brueeele, Oat,
People We Talk About.
Mies Sarah Heist waevisiting in Wing.
ham on Wednesday.
15, and Mrs, Philip removed to Mount
Forest last Saturday.
B6rrioter Blnelair wee 51 Toronto this
week on legal business.
Mrs. J. L. Kerr, of Blytb, was n visitor
in town for a 000ple of days.
Mrs. Will. Gillespie was visiting rela.
lives la Seafortb last week.
Mrs, J. P. Brine, of Seeforth wits the
pleat of her daughter, Mrs. P. Scoa.
Mies Dare Wilbee, of Galt, is visiting
her amine Katie and Corrie Ament,
V. S. Campbell, of Hepworth, was a
visitor at W. Pryne's daring the pant
week.
Miens Margaret Amenb and Nettie
Brown spent Thursday et this week in
Seafortb.
R. E. and Mrs. Coates, of Seafortb,
were visitors at John Coates', Mill street,
last week.
Mrs, E. Downing, of Godericb, is a
visitor with Mrs. Jno. Downing, Flora
street, Brnssele.
Mrs. W. H. Kerr spent a few days in
Blyth during•6he past week visiting her
eon, J. L. Kerr, of the Blyth Standard.
Mies Barton, who has been visiting
relatives and friends for the past two
weeks, bas returned to her home in Galt,
Nelson and Mrs. Askin left for their
home in Idaho on Friday of last week.
We hope to see them beak again next
year.
Mies Beatrice Galbraith, of McKillop,
is visiting Jum. H. and Mrs, Galbraith,
Mill street. The visitor is a sister of Mr.
Galbraith's.
Mrs. Joseph Pugh, of Wingbam, has a
quilt containing 2,585 pieoeo of geode.
Mrs, Pugh is a daughter of the late Rev,
R. Paul, of Brunets.
T'be death took plaoe in Lmoknow of
Mrs. (Dr,) Newton, who was a daughter
of Samuel Rivers, a former resident ot
Brnesele, She 13ae been an invalid for
years.
Robert Farrow, of Ottawa ; Martin, of
Oolliugwood 1 John, of London ; and H,
W., of Windsor, were here this week
attending the funeral of the late Mrs,
Farrow.
Ohae. and Mrs. Fike, of Ashland,
Wisconsin, formerly of Braeeele, an•
notarise the marriage of their daagbter,
Effie Abigail, to Brows') Alberb Scott on
Oot. 9th. May their joys be many.
Rev. H, W. Looks, of Kincardine,
Chairman of the Wingham Dietriob, was
a visitor for a aoapls of days this week
at the Methodist Parsonage. He and
Rev. Mr. Powell are old time friends.
CHURCH ()FILMES
"The Conquest of Jericho" will be the
International Sabbath 8012001 lesson next
Sunday.
There will be service with sermon in
the Oatholic church, Brussels, next San•
day at 3.0.80.
Rev, Mr. Lang•Fcrd gave an address
at the Harvee0 Home at Heotryn on
Tuesday evening. He had a busy week.
Rev. E. G. Powell preaobed last Sala•
bath morning from 'Ezekiel'° Vieion"
and in the evening on "The Grace ot
Giving."
Sabbath morning Rev. A. C. Wishart,
spoke on "How do I know I'm a Chris.
Han." The evening sabjeot wee
"Reasons for gratitude for remission of
eine."
Iu oonneotion with the preparatory ser.
to Communion in Melville oboroh,
Rev. Mr, Bremner, of Ripley, will preach
on Friday at 2,80 o'otoak and the pastor
will oonduot the Sabbath 'serving. The
new individual communion sups will be
used,
The Provinoial Sabbath Sohool Con—
vention will be held in the town of
Brampton on Oat. 21-24. Program 'is
first Mose and is a big indnuement to
cause Sabbath workers to attend and
get the good of it. This is the 42nd year
of the Provincial aseooiation.
The 7th bi•ennisl Epworth League
Convention, London Oonferenae, will be
held in the Centra) Methodist obaroh,
St, Thomas on lameday and Wednesday
of next week. A good program will be
presented. Severed from Huron Co. will
take part, among the number being Bev.
J. 0. Reid, B, D„ of Nile ; Mies M, A.
Bailie, of Nile and A.:1'. cooper, of Olin.
ton.
Rev, 1. E, Millyard, of Bier, will oo—
enpy the pulpit of Brussels Methodist
church next Sabbath in connection with
the Connexional Fund day, The
reverend gentleman is in the front rank
of Bret plass preachers among the young.
sr men of London Conterenoe and in Haim
leaped is a worthy eon of an honored
site. Hie tether is Ray, R. Millyard, now
at Vioboria street ehurtb, Goderioh.
Contribution's will be asked for the ferule
massed ander the term oonnexioral,
Last Sunday Rev. H, M. Lang Ford
woe at Staffs preaobing Reeves[ Tlianite•
giving 55rm000 morning and evening,
He took the eervioe in Bt, Pee1'a ehnreh,
Hensall, at 8 p, 01. on the same day,
making a very bogy Sunday, Rev, Mr.
Doherty, of Ronson, took Rev Mr. Lang.
Ford's( seri/Mee at Brnosele and Walton
on Sunday and gave good flieooureee,
iho morning 'text being"0 1 women,
great is thy Fatah" abd in the .evening
".Looking unto sacs,"
Committees have been appointed by
Melville and the Methodist church
Boards to dieeuss the question of a
joint evangelistic S08 7105 during the
coming Winter.
Next October Brussels Methodist Sab•
bath Sohool will celebrate its • Jubilee or
60th anniversary. The history of the
sohaol bee been one of great encourage—
Meat as to the pupils who promoted to the
miuiebry, 9 in all ; the praotioal interest
taken in Miesious parbionlarly in the pest
4 yeare. In 1904, $100 00 I 1905,
$10100 ; 1900, 102 00 ; 1907, 103 00 ; and
$104 00 as the point to be reached by
May 1908. Only 4 Snperintendenbe have
been iu charge fn 1115 life of the school
namely : —13. Gerry, who served 19 yeare
and is otitl a teacher ; Dr. Watson, of
Brantford, 3 years ; Dr. Ball, Toronto, a
year and W. H. Kerr, who has jnet aim
plated hie 28th year. The golden an
uiversery will be oelebratsd in a way be—
fitting the historic occasion of which due
notioe willhe given.
Braeeele Sebum. hoard,
The regular meeting of the Brussels
Publics School Board was held in the
Board Room on Friday evening last.
Member° preeent, T. Farrow, Jas.
Elliot8, R, Leatherdale, M. H. Moore
and J. G. Skene, Minutes of last meet•
ing read and adopted.
Moved by R. Leatherdale, oeoonded by
Jas. Elliott that J. H. Oameron procure
the oeoe°oary supplies for Continuation
Class. Carried.
Board then adjourned.
J. G. Blom, Beoretary.
E3l11eve.ie-
We are sorry to report the continued
illness of Mrs. Masters.
Miss MacPherson, of Detroit, is
visiting her aunt, Mos. C. Brinker.
Mrs. Scbnles, Mrs. Jno. King and
little Florence have returned from the
West.
Misses Ina and Aggie Thomas are
with their parents, P, and [+it's.
Thomas.
Rev. W. J. Howson, of Wingham,
will preach at the Johnston appoint-
ment next Sunday morning,
Rev. W. J West, M. A., who was
away for a short holiday, has returned
home and occupied his own pulpit
last Sabbath. His pulpit was supplied
by Mr. Hutton and Rev. Mr. Perrin
during his absence,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres-
byterian church purpose holding au
Irish social in the Foresters' Hall on
Friday evening, Oct. 18th. An excel-
lent program is being prepared and tea
will be served during the evening.
All are welcome.
Robert Musgrove met with a serious
accident last week, He was engaged
putting iu a cement wall under the
hotel, and while he was iu a stooping
position, the bank of earth, about seven
feet high, came down upon bim,
crushing him under it, and burying bis
face downwards under two feet of
earth, Thos, Nesbitt, who was work-
ing with him. was also held fast by the
earth. Help soon ari1'ved and Mr,
Musgrove was dug out. He was con-
siderably sbuken up and bruised. but
is recovering. He was almost smoth-
ered before he was rescued and does
trot want to repeat the experience,
Perth County.
Mrs. John Making, an esteemed resi—
dent of Ellioe township, died Sunday.
She was 64 yeare of age.
While driving io front of hie residenoe
on Ontario street. Stratford and in the sot
of turning into the • driveway, Dr. Jas.
Steel collided with a bioyole, with the
result -that the Dr, wee thrown to the
road and had tour ribe broken. His
Injuries are of a painful nattier, and will
coniine bim to hie borne for eome weeks.
After a lingering Maass, John White,
sr., originator of the White Packing
Company, paused away at Mitoboll
Sunday night, He was eigbty•five yeare
of age at bhe time of hie death, and is
survived by three sons and three daugh.
tars. Deoeaeed wee one of the pioneer°
of this county and was noted for hie
honest and upright methods of doing
beeinete,
Mies Susie Little, 13. A., Dominion
Secretary of the Y. W. 0. A. addressed a
large gathering in Stratford City Hall
Monday night on Y. W. C. A., work,
There ie an agitation on for a Y. W.
C. A. building, as,the requirements of the
present building have been out grown.
No doubt Monday's meeting, which was
thoroughly enthoSiastio, will prove help—
tut in bearing fruit toward° the acquire.
mint of a new and oapaeioos building in
the near future,
Bart Grey book part in the spseob
day prooeeding5 at Trinity College
Bailee!, Port Hope,
James Macdonald was arrested at
Bydney, 0. B., on the charge ot stealing
$8,400 from the poeboffoe.
The appointment of W. L, Doran as
Queen Vioteria Park Commissioner is
very popular at Niagara Valle,
Rev, Dr. Potts, the well known Methe—
diet clergyman, died at Toronto Wednes—
day morning at 6;80. lie had been in
,ailing health fora year or more.
Major Thomas Beattie was nominated
tar the Oom0On5 by the Conee1Vativoe of
London, Oat„ and the Labor interests
nominated John D. Jaoobe,
BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office - - - - Toronto
The Standard Bank pays interest
four times a year on all Savings
Bank deposits.
SavinZs 'Bank Department in Connection with all Branches.
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BRUSSELS :V' ANCH
3. F. IItowland, Manager
George Ritz was killed et Stratford
by touching an eleotrio wire.
John Lamont, a railway watchman,
was killed by the oars at London, Out.
Judge Hamilton, a former resident of
Kingston, died at rlifton Springs, N. Y.
A package °anteing $8,500 was stolen
from the postodlce at North Sydney,
O B.
A Guelph eyndioate has purohased a
peat giant and will begin aperatioua at
On0e.
Employees of Penman's mills at Paris,
Ont„ are on strike for a Satnrday half
holiday,
The Amelia Exalneion League of
Vancouver has requested the aity's rep—'
reseutativee iu Parliament and the Legis
lature to resign as a method of testing
pnblie feeling on the exclusion gneetion.
Billion were Lound on the body of
James Robinson, who was taken from
Mimeo Asylum on Sunday thangh Dr,
Beamer, Superinteodeet, elated that,
after an iuveetigation, be woe satisfied
there was no ill treatment.
80R 11T
DovOLAS. In Turnberry, on Oalober 8th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Douglas, a
BOP.
- D6ARRI£07-
GAL1311AITe—BowsoaN.—In Toronto, on
Oot. 9th, by Rev. Dr. Milligan, Der.
J. H. Galbraith, of Brunets, to Mise
Ida, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jae.
Bowman, of Morrie township.
RAPaeonTa—D000LAs: At the residence
of the bride'e parents, on Oot. 14bb,
by Rev. A. 0. Wishart, B. A., 181r.
Vbebor G. Rapaporth, of Detroit, to
Miss Sophia R., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. Douglas, of Morris.
alas.
FARROW.—In Braeeele, on Oat. 12113,
hl,izabebh Pardy, beloved wife of
Thomas Farrow, postmaster, in her
68rd year.
MoDoNALD —In Grey, on Ootober 16th,
Alexander McDonald, aged 57 yeare.
MoINTosa —In Grey, on October 7th,
Alexander MOInto b, in his 86th
year.
Ro0EssoN.--I0 Hallett, on October 2nd,1,
Mrs. Solomon Rogerson, in her 81st'
year.
— ..V OTIOSE'
FEmex, Ocr, 26Ts —Farm stook, im•
piements, Bo., Lot 11, Oon, 12, Grey.
Sale aureeerved at 1 i'oloolf. Jas. A.
MoLeohlan, Prop. F. S. Scott, Aao.
D o,'SGEE033 S. ASAR1s a�•r 6.
Fall Wheat 100
Barley 66
Peas 80
Oats 50
Butter, tuba and rolls19
Eggs per dozen 20
Hay per ton 14 OD
Floor, per bbl 4 50
Hoge, Live 5 90
Apples (per bbl.) 1 26
Potatoes per bus90
Wool (washed)20
Sa•b, per bbl., retail 1 25
1 02
65
82
52
20
21
16 00
5 20
6 00
1 50
1 00
22
1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
WANTED.— A GOOD KIT -
MIEN girl. Apply at CENTRAL
HOTEL, Brussels.
PURE BRED LEICESTER
Ram Lambe for Bole. Lot 22, 0on. 7,
Grey. NOBLE A. MILNN, Ethel P.O. 164
f71 W 0 HEAVY DRAUGHT
..1. Foals—a Filly and ;Gelding—for sale.
Also 8 pigs ready for weaning. Lot 9, Con,
10, Grey, or Brussels P. 0.
15.61 L. HOLLINGER.
91EACHER WANTED FOR S.
A. 8 No. 8, Grey, duties to commence on
opening of school in 3000. Applications re-
ceived up to Oot. 80th ; applieaots to state
salary expected. Apply to ED. MILTON,
Geeretary, 0raubrook P. 0. 14-8
TEACHER WANTED FOR UN -
row 8. S. No.11, Walton ; male or fe-
mats ; dales to commence on opening o1
school in 1908 Applications received up to
November 9th. Applicants to state salary
expected. Apply to THOS, H. BOLGER,.
Geoeretary, Walton P, 0. 16.4
For Polite
INESIIMBREMBEI
Uorrespondenee
Stylise in Stationery vary with
the years, what was cermet
several years ago is out of place
to -day. Everyone liltee to re-
ceive a labor on Fashionable
Paper.
WE HAVE CORRECT
STATIONERY
1 Correia': for every use and oc-
nasion. The latest shapes and
styles in nioely decorated boxes.
A line aesortment at 25a per box
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DRUG STORE
HORSE FOR SALE—A GOOD
driving mars, gentle every way. Will
ELLIOTT, Graham's Survey Ioruse to
B R,
T.i'OR SALE.—BEING THAT
.L James Hall is laid up with a brOkon
leg and cannot attend to h10 stool[ be
'wishes
Inato comes
IDcember, one January and the
other the 1st of May. Will alio dispose of
tour horses and a sucking oolt. Apply to
14111. HALL. 114 Lob 22, Con. 7, Morris, or
Brussels P. 0. 04'2
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the eahate of Alexander
McIntosh, late of the Township of
Grey, in the County of Huron and
Province of Ontario, farmer, deceased.
Notice is hereby -elven, pursuant to Ravin.
ed Statntee of Ontario, 1887, Chap. 129, and
amen ding Aats, that all creditors and others
having any claims against the estate of the
said 'Alexander McIn!oeh, who died on or
about the 7th day of Ootober, 1807, are re-
quired nn or before the 10th day 01 Novem-
ber. 1007, to send bytost, prepaid, or deliver
to William Eraser, of the: said, Township of
Grey, afolesworth Post 0131oe, One of the Ex -
seamy of the said estate, their names and
addresses with full particulars In wrltlog
of their claims, the statement of their ac-
counts and the nature of tbo securities (i1
any) hold by them duly verified by athdavtt.
Au notice is further given that after the
will proceed to dist: butet the the
a of the
deceased amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to Elm old me of
which they sh5,11 thea have notioe and that
the Exeeubore wilt not be liable for the
assets, or any port thereof, to any person o1
whose al aim they aball not then have notioe
and alt persona of whose 0161030 they shall
notlthen have notice shall be exoluded from
the beuests of said distribution.
Dated this 15th day of October, 1807.
J. 19. TERHIINE.
of the Town of Listowel, In the County
of Perth, Solicitor for the Executors; Wil-
11am Fraser, John Ma5weu and 'John
McIntosh. 15.4
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G. N. MALA
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Ladies* Cloth Coats
Just received, special lines in Ladies' Cloth Coats—Dark Tweeds, Black Kersey, Beaver and
Frieze Cloths—correct styles and perfect fitting ; bought away below regular prices, and these are to
be sold just as they were bought—
$ 8 00 Coats for $ 6 50 $10 00 Coats for $ 8.00
12 50 Coats for 10.00 15 00 Coats for 12.50
There is only a limited number of these lines and
they will go quickly at these prices.
We want You to See Them
FUR RUFFS AND MUFFS
We are showing a very complete range in Ladies' and Girls' Fur Buffs, Stoles and Ties with Muffs
to match, Good styles, nicely made and well lined—
Special Values at $5 00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.00
We are showing the Best Values in,Ladies' Fur Coats to .be had—
See them and Compare Prices
MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS
We are in the best position we have ever been to supply you with Overcoats for Men and Boys.
Largest Stocks, Best Styles and the Best Values we have aver offered. We want' you to see them,
whether you buy or not, just to compare prices.
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES
We carry a full line, all sizes and widths, in the CELEBRATED GRANBY RUBBERS for
Ladies, Men, Boys, Girls and Children. Rubbers have advanced in price but we ars selling all lines
at last season's prices.
A Large Stock of Good Boots to choose from.
Goods Right or your Money back.
Highest Prices for .Produce.
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