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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1907-10-31, Page 8Check that Cold By Using ' Blood Root coilzh Cure There is no better Cough Remedy to be had than this With the change of the season there are sure to be colds going the rounds, Better• be an the safe side and keep a bottle of BLOOD ROOT COUGH CURE in the house and eommeuee tatting it when the first symptoms appear and find. & speedy cure. Blood Root Cough Cure is no new preparation but a safe and reliable remedy, carefully prepared by ourselves., and has been on sale from our Drug Store for years. .Price 26o per bottle. Thanksgiving Picture Post Cards 2 for 5c R. SIVILITH DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN, U,RAND TRUNK RAILWAY. HOOTBRRIi m1TENBia5i W. 0. & H. Trains taave Brands Station, North and South, ae follows: Gongs SOIITn GOING Sown. Stat; 7:06 a.m f Express 10:55. a.m Es prees....•,11:26 a.niMail-•1!44 a.m Express 3:02 p.m I express 8:81.0.1n CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R. Following is the 0, P. 12.. Time. Table at Walton :- To Qo(erich To Toronto Express 7:46 a m I Exprene 11;69 am Esurese ...... 6:86 p m Express 9:S0p nl acai .CLUB l.ants A oilier s among ye takit' notes, An' faith he'll prentis. OouNobT. meeting next Monday evening. NEXT Tuesday will be the eventful 503, ot November. 'Swoon Board will meet Friday even- ing of next week. Xuso EDWARD'S birthday fads on Sat. urday of next week Nov, 9th. TBANX'GI01N0 Day is a Statutory boll.. day consequently the bueineee piccolos will be closed in town. Poamovexo8 will be open on Thanksgiv- ing Day from 9 to 10 a. m. and from 4 to 6 p. m. for the distribution of mail, A can of nut 0056! was received by Messrs. Wilton & Gillespie that weighed 48 tone. This is au unusually large load. BRDSSELS Public School Will not re. open after Tbankegiviug Day until Mon- day moroiog, friday being !noluded in the holiday. WR seldom know what's to happen and should be prepared for the worst. You may be the next to get married. Who knows 7 A Now dynamo from which aro eleotrio light on the street ate ran was installed by Electric Ligbtowuer Moore. It made quite an improvement. Tim upper flat of the Graham blook, formerly occupied by the Odd Fallows, nes been`leaned by a company of young. people to he utilized for assembly pur. poeea, Plum Go Ur. -Owing to the large in- oraeae in the price of hay and nate the batellteepere have pub ap the rates to the following :-Hay, one horse 15o ; team 26o ; bay and oats, one 110888 250 ; team, 500, GEORGE EDwARDe bas purchased from Thomas Garniee, of Morris, the hone and lotson Mill street East, known as the Wilsons property. They will tette np. residence there next week, having rented their lament house on Thomas street. PitOMIesORY Nom STOLEN -In 00n. meditate with the recent burglary at Brum sale poetoffioe 4 promissory notes drawn in favor of T. and Mre, Farrow, were stolen from the eats. Amounts retire. Rented in the notes were $150 ; $50 and 650. Tbe public is warned against negotiating the above Be payment has been atopped. T. FARROW, Tan FLowoa,or EauxRR.-Thio is the title of an illustrated Lemma to be given in the Town Hall, Brussels, Tuesday evening of next week, ander the 608918es of the pubic Sohool, by Rev. W. J. Spence. 180 fine lantern elides are used in the interesting and instructive 2hoar trip. E. Arnolde Webster will also ap- pear and contrionbe several solos wbiols will be illustrated by beautiful views. Entertainment will eommen0e, at '8 o'olook. There will no doubt be a large attendance as it cannot 056;l to have an educative influence along the right line: MARK TWAIN ON ADvanxis:No.!'Ib pays to advertise," said Mark -Twain , tie a regent banquet. "When I was editing the Virgfaia 0ity Enterprise, writing oopy one day and mining the next, I'tried to force this truth home in many ways, One day 1 reoeived a letter from a nab- . •aariber saying he had found a spider preened bebwen the te56vee of hie paper, and he wanted to know was bhie good or bad look 7 I replied to him in oar Ana were to Correspondents oolamn as fol• lows :-"Old Subscriber,-Tbe finding of a spider 10 your oopy of the Enterprise was neither good luck nor bad. The spider was merely !coking over our pages to tied out what merchant was not ad. vertieing, so that it ooeldspin it:e web, nonose bis door and lend a free and un- disturbed exletenae forever otter." A BRAND New 610810AL PaODDOTION.- "Dolya the Tea Girl" is a brand new musket pcodnotio wbfob some of the leading otiti0e have passed on as beteg the elevereet operetta prodaaed In years. They speak of it as follows :-"The Rennes, Libble and Hannah) who will latest Japanese operetta (Doyle. the Tea• hold in loving remembrance the life and Girl) is the oleveroet operetta that has ohmmeter of a true husband and a good READ tile advertfeing co amus an money thereby, Try it and see how well ie works. Don't forget to tell the bus inane man where yon readthe advt.. AT BoIIR.-Tbe annual. At Home, under the euspieee of Brussels Orange Lodge, No. 774; will be held on the even lug of Tuesday, Nov. 5th et the Lodge room, 0orner of Thomas and Alexander streets. A musical and literary program - will be presented. THE Grand Trunk gravel trains and steam ehavel, which have been at work in the Duman -Barr gravel pit for the past 2t months, have oea5ed their labors until uext Spring. They moved a pile of gravel while they were at 10-110 oars a day -end yet it would hardly be missed from the pit to a menet onlooker so ex. tensive is the property. A MERoEA farmer bought a couple of big boxes at a local store and on opeOiug one of them be found four good fur coats The omits had been overlooked in the unpacking of the goods and bad been dumped with the box into the bank yard where they had Iain for weeks. Tbe Goats were returned to the rightful owners. Tam Watford Guide Advaoete nye : "Ie the year 1900 a young lady of the 12th a •0„ Bomngaet, visited London fair. During her trip through the ex hibtte some boys were throwing beetle which mischief Maya are always into One of the beaus lodged in the lady's hat and she found it -there when she got home. She planted the beau and her vested 10 beans 1s 1902; wet season 1909. good res0-te 1904, sold $1 00 worth ; 1906 sold 64.00 1 1906 sold 210.00 ; 1907 threshed 15 buehe:e. DeILY Patriot, Libson, (Ohio )-"E. Arnolde Webster, London, °auede, op peered here for his first time and will always receive a hearty reception from a Lisboa audience. His full, rich, base voice interpreted reelections from 'Han• del's Messiah" and Ooloott's "Primed of the Brave" in snob a manner as to place him in the front rank of 0000ert Etiolate. Mr. Webster also gave a few lighter tlnmbere during the evening wbioh demonstrated his ability as an entertain en" Town Hall, 18raeeele, Tuesday evening Nov, 5511. Pam. Fenn Nomas. -AI! pergolas having minified a00000te agaiuet.East Huron Agrioaltaral Saofety are asked to hand them to W. H. Kerr, Secretary Treasur. er,at once so that the year's bueinees may be squared off. -Prize money has been remitted to all prize winners at a dietauoe. The few who have not drawn their money In bhie locality should axil and- get ib. -Among the large prize win. nem at East Huron Fair this year were the following 25, only two of whom were ander $10.00 :-- David Milne, Ethel $ 32 00 W. H. M00raokeu, Brussels 27 26 Wm. Armstrong,: Grey , 25 95 James Bpeir, Morrie 24 80 Wm. Bryane, Morris 22 00 Mrs. Hanson, Wingham 18 50 Mon. M. P. Zoellner, Mt. Forest18 B0 J. K. Wise, Clinton 17 25 Mrs, E. Stewart, Grey 17 00 James Evans, Morrie R, Corley, East Wawanoeh A. Stevenson, Einem Diokeon Brae., Elmo. Thomas Davidson, .Grey Mrs. Stevenson, London Oliver Tomball, Grey Geo. Chapman, Atwood J. S. 0ow56n, Elma Wm, Holman, Elmo Geo. W. Irwid, Beetorth 10 86 Mice L. B. ['fisher, Newmarket 110 26 0 00 J. M. Knight, Grey , . B. Zion, Wallows 10 00 W. J. Hemingway, Grey ,,8 50 D. Ewan & 00. Brussels 8 26 1625 16.00 15 00 14'60 18 60 18 60 12 76 12 85 11. 10 60 The Metropolitan Bartk Capital Paid Up $1,000,000,00 Reserve Fund and Undivided Profits $1,183,713.23 Every Reparttnent of Banking Conducted with Satisfaction and Absolute Security. Accounts of lndividunls, -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. J. FAWCET7;, Manager 41 T1ORUT5 were cold Wednesday worm mg et the G. T.•R, here to Thanksgiving viaitor& - "Tun Flower , of Empire" it lusbrated Leoture in the Town Rall next Tuesday evening, MESSRS, 3HwITT & BATERAN shipped three deoks of hogs no Wednesday com- passing Blneyale, Brussels and Ethel. Their shipmente for 'October totalled 1,000 hogs. TuuseuAY ot lest week Mrs. Joseph Qeeriu underwent a medical operation stud is making favorable progress we ars please to state, Her numerous friends cruet she will emu remain her customary good health; Tim London Adverbieer, Jan. 28, 1907. -"The London and Middlesex Bt,borioal Booisby were treated to a moat interest. ing and edifying entertainment Int night at the Normal School, • Rev. W. J. Spawn, of Milvertou, delivered an illus. Crated lecture. eulitled "The Flower of Empire" Tbe lantern slides were of the very beat and Mr, Spence's review of the growth of British power during the past century, beginning with the scenes of the victories of Neleoo attd Wellington, and coming down to the sobievemeute of Lor&Roberts, sustained the keenest in teres! of the audience throughout." Benumb]. Town Hall, Tuesday eve0ing, Nov. 6th. -- AMONG the shipments - from Brunie G. T. R. this week were the following :- A. O. Dames, 2 oars cattle ; R. Tbomsou, 8 oars apples to Griswold, Man., Baloar ries and-Ronauville, Baskatobewau ; Mr, Tbomsou also shipped a oar of eggs to Liverpool ; Jewitt & Bateman, 2 oars of hogs to 0ollingwood ; Geo. A. Best, oar ofoatbleto-Buffalo,aud oar of bogs to Palmerston ; AIL Beaker, oar of peas for export ; Juo. Raneford, 3 oars of salt ; 1) Oemtelon, oar of apples to Da10th. 15 care in all. Inwards there wag a oar of cement for Gerry & Walker ; a oar t lumber for P. Amsut ; car of Ooal for Wlltoo & Gillespie and a the of Manitoba wheat for Pryne & Son. HENRY BULL PAH800 AwAX,-The demise' 0f a former well known resident of this locality in the person of Henry Bail, took place atbis home in Wingham on Wed• ueeday of last week. It did not come un. expectedly ae Mr. Bali bad been failing for some bane. Be was in his Blsb year, Deceased acme with hie family from Bataan' Ontario to the 10th oon., Carey townebip about 80 years ago and oonbin- nd to reside there until removal to Wiogham wbere two sone had porahased a Furniture and Uedertaking bueioees. Deoeaeed was of a quietdisposition, kind. ly in hie m560nerand had many friends. Poe Manyyears be ooeupied ofloial poet• 50005 in the Methodist ohurob end demised liberal' things 11nansially toward the various tuode. In addition to Mre, Bail, whose health has not been very rugged of late, Mr. Ball is survived by 4 . eine (Thos., of B. 0. ; Dr. G, L., of Toronto, and Jno, and Lethee, of Fort William) and 4 daughters (Mre. Copp and Misses been written for 001'ne years, The story x 10 olevsrly written and fall of sitnabian0 that give great scope to the actors in both comedy and dramabio week while the Maeda le deoidedly oatoby, tuneful and tall at dat1,,the kind that one carries away withthun never to forget. Unlike most playa the plat of "Dolyu' the Tea - Girl" is easy` to follow although many. oomplieatioae ar150 which are deoidedly fanny unit cause intones interest and many it length" 'Down Brat, Brassele, Nov. 21st, under auspices of Foot Ball Olnb: hither. Funeral took plane to ,the Wingbam oemetery Sunday afternoon atter a eoibable eervioe had been 000dnot ed at the family home, oorner of Patriok and Edward streets, byRov, Mr. How- son, dea556084 6 Langton The family Will shore largely in the sympathy of many old friends in this Iooality who were no - able to personally express theireympathy to Mee. Ball and family. Ii, and W. L. LeRtberdale, of town, were in obarge of the funeral, Inc.,and Mre. Meoney, of Morrie, attended, the former being a peliboaror. Business Locals. WANTRD,-Steady boy t0 learn harness trade. Apply to I. 0. R1oRAoDe. W4TED.-0l1 woe tub butter, 27o, fresh eggs, 25a. Also large quantities dried apples and feathers. Gm. E. KING, Wingham, DR. BuTLER'e VISIT. -De. Butler, the London Eye Speoialisb, will be at the American Hotel, Broeaele, on Wedaea• day, Nov, 27th. Glasses supplied. 011()10011 OxI9IES The regular Qoarterly Communion will not be held in the Methodietoburob mail Sabbath November 10th. Thanksgiving service will be held in Melville oharah on Thursday afternoon of this week at 2.80 o'clock. Rev. H. 111. Lang Ford, of St, John's Mauch, will be the preaober. In Melville church Rev. A. 0, Wishart, B. A., took as his text Sabbath morning ...Be still and know that I am Gad." Rev. D. 13. McRae, of Oraubrook, preemie. ed in the evening from the words "This in a faithful saying and worthy of all acceptation that Christ Josue oame into the world to save sinuere of whom I am chief." The ofiloers of the London Conference League eleoted for the ensuing year were :-Hon. President, Rev. W. 3, Ford, president London Conference ; President, Rev. W. E. Milleon, $tugs villa; 1St .Viae President, Rev.. A, J. Langford, Dresden ; 2nd Vioe•Preei- dent, B. Alway, Bb. Thomas; mrd Vice - President, Mies Seats, Bigbgete ; 4th Vtoe•President, Rev. A. J. Thorne., Brigdeu ; 5th V1ae•Peeeident, Mies M. Smith, St. Thomas ; Seoretary, Rev, 3. E. J. Millyard, Bier ; Treas., Mies Powell, London ; representative to the general Epworth League boxed, T. B. Bhilliugton, Blenheim. 3073ILRR -Monday was the anniversary of an important event in the history of the church of England in this part of Ontario, On this day 50 years ago the Right Reverend Benjemm0ronyn, D. D„ was eonee0rated 'first bishop of the Di00e8e of Enron by the Archbishop of Canterbury,' Restated by other biebops, in Lambeth Palette, London, England, Dr. °roayn had been elected bishop by the synod of the Diocese of Enron in July of thatsame year, but wee not 00ne0rat58 notil October 28 1851. Pre• v;o0s to this time the. Diocese of Huron formed part of the Diocese of Toronto, and was presided over by the bishop or that theorise. There were then but 42 olergy of the church of England in what 10 now known se the Diooeae ot Huron, with 50 obnrob edifioos. Since then the number of clergy has iuoreaeed to about 160 sad the number of churches to about 250. The area neared i0 large, eoneiet. ing of 18 oOuntiee, with the oonubiee of Grey, Brune; Perth, Waterloo, Brant and Norfolk no the Emit and including the 600551ee to the West and involves son inlmeuse-amount of travel on the part of the bishop. Thera have been four $tehope of Harrill in all, the first, Bishop Dr, Oronyn, bolding the offi_oe until the year 1871, the time of hie death. He wad eucoeeded by Bishop Hollssuth in that same pear, and Bishop Heilniuth having reoignod the position hi 1888 he wee 500oe050d by the fate Bishop Baldwin in that year. On the oac56eion of his death le 1004 be war enameled by iiia present bishop the RiglitReverend David Wllliamn, D. D, A fund known as the jubilee thud was started 4b the beginning NGER • SEWING MACHINES ARE THE BEST I Machines may be seen at MaT -AY & SHAW'S Hardware Store, Brussels. Easy payment system may be arranged for. I also handle the Nordheim- er'Piano. S. CARTER, AGENT of the jubilee year, and the greater part of the churches have already responded. to the call cud those not yet oemvaeeed are expected to have the work oomeletod at an early data. The total oontribmione of the Diocese ot Huron for religious purposes last year was $221 605 66, and 'it is expeoted that the present year 'will exoeed that timount, Sabbath morning last Rev. E. G. Powell .preached u speoiel dieoouree to the members of the Sabbath School in the Methodist obar0h using a large diagram of a railway train from which a number of useful lessaue were drawn, The dif- ferent oars were made to represent the different denominations, The Sabbath Sokool Orohestea lead the service of praise. Micas Pearl Leetherdale and Alta Pryne sang a duct very acceptably. At the evening service Rev. W. H. Ellie, late of Saskatoon, presobed to a large uudienee. Es gave a good dieoouree from the text "What mneb I do to be saeen7" Mr. Ellie left on Monday for McMaster Baptist College, Toronto, followed by the good wishes of many old Mends in Brua,ele and locality. 5iSTA84181iED 1673 THE S1ANDARD BANK OF CANADA Head Office - - - - Toronto. The Steridard Bank pays interest four times a year on all Savings Bank.depoS tsa Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches. 18 BRUSSELS BRANCH 3. F. Rowland, Manager ting in culvert and digging ditph, $81.45 ; R. Youill; part psymeat on contract 7th line, $25 00. Mr. Procter preeenbed his bond as Oofleotor of taxa and on motion of Campbell and 1100utobeon the same WPM 000epbed ae eatiefa0t0ry, On motion of Shaw and Taylor the Council then adjourned to meet aeeln Nov. 18th, W. CLARx, Clerk. Morris Council Meeting. The Commit men pennant to adjourn- ment in the Council room on Oat. 14th, the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting read and confirmed. A com• muuioation was reoeived from A. H. McDonald, Solioitor for the Gnslpb & Goderieh Railway Co., stating that the railway was now completed aud ready for operation in acordanoe with Seaton No. 6 of the Township of Morrie Bylaw, which entities them to the payment of the $8,500 bonus granted' in aid of said railway. A deputation of ratepayers from the Southern part of the township inter• viewed the Council complaining ot the ansatiefaotory aud 556ugerou8 state of the railway (ironing East of the village at Blybb and urging that the Railway Oooamission be llrotabt on with a view to baviug a satisfactory adjustment of the matter. On motion of Admire. Shaw and Tay- lor the Reeve and Clerk were iustruoted. bo interview our eolioibor in reepeot to having a proper discharge in connection with the paymentof the railway bonne, also to attend to the matter complained of in 000neetioo with the railway Oros. el ug. derfZeve elan n Ate3 Oa mobiontof MoOuteheon and Camp bell the Clerk was inetruoted to 8011015 teudere for the Bale of -the Cole Drain debeutaree, amotlntiug to about 61563, tandem to be opened at our next meet- ing, Nov. 18th. Accounts were ordered to be paid ns follows :-Duff & Stewart, work nod material at Forbes' and -Sunshine bridges, 6193.70 ; J. Smith, gravel, 61.01 ; J. Hopper, work on eideroad, 641.00 i M. Healy, attending to tights aud Meaning ditch, 84 50 ; R. Nesbitt, drawing Mound fining at entree, $15 00 ; W. ()foie, dsvia ion road, 6870; - R. Brown, repairing Shell's bridge, 61,00; Mr. Hetherington, putting in culvert, $2.00; A..Oampbell, gravelling, $800; R. Maguire, repairing culvert, 50o, ; A. Venlig, dement, $2 10 ; Geo. John. ebon, tilling washout, $10 26 ; H, Bos- nian, oean1Og ditoh, 75o, ; Geo. Meth ere, oleatliug aitch, $100; Wm. Ooab• roue, gravelling, $20 ; A. Cochrane, digging ditoh, 68,00; Wm, Sotinb, drawing tile and putting in culvert, $8 25 ; R. Youill, drawing tile and put. slug in culvert, $7 76; Wm. Riley, dig• ging ditch, $6 60 ; A, Olookey, gravel, $2.00 ; E. '13aggitt, digging Award drain, $28 00 ; S. Vannorman, inspect Ing on Weet boandery,918 50 ; Procter and Jordan, repairing culvert, $200; Wm. Armiroug, putting in salvers, $o Schou $g 0Gee r1 Win Riley, dir, oil and nging K i digging ditch aud, uudesbrushiog, $6800; A. Proctor, .gravel, 61 80 ; A, McEwen, gravel, $5.04 D• Sommerville, gravel, $8 00 ) Jae. Gulley, sravel, $2;80 ; H, Dunoan, gravel, $5,32 ; Jas. Phyno, gravel, 770,; : bloElunon Bros., gravel- ling on Weal boundary, $56.50 ; 0. Ji. Taylor, drawing tile tend putting in cul- vert, $15.00; Thee. Clark, work with grader, $8.00 ; Mae. Pollard, ' gravel. ZIP= MO BPA]:LINo -At Oranbrook, on Oat. 20tb, to Mr. and Mre. George Sperling a daughter, sake taws, KaYral-350aiAN.-Io Bt. John's ahuroh, Bruesele, on Oot. 30th, by Rev. H. M. Lang Ford, Mr. Chanes Telford Hoffer to Miss Vine Pearl, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mre. Elijah Joakiin, both of Grey township. Mont -Gomm -Ab the home of the brlda's mother, Oat. 23rd, by Rev. John Rare, of Heneall, Mr. Arnold °anred Muir, of Uno Park, Ontario, to Wee Nellie, daughter of ibe late John Gonid, of Hay. MODONALD-BARTLSCX: In Listowel, On October 29th, at high noon, by Bev. D N Malamas, Mr. Arch, L. Me.. Deltoid, of Grey township, to Mies Maud Bartle; of Listowel. PuttnssLt-(#LAss.-In New Westminster, B. C., on Ontober Bch, by Rev. Dr. Rugg, Mr. James Pummel!, of New Weetmineter, B. 0., to Mre. Lucy Glue., of Vanoouver, B. O., formerly of eloKillop and Wingham. ling on ,East boundary, $61,02; Jae. Bolger, 1nepeoting 011 Beet boundary, $8,10 ; A. Taylor, drawing tile and putting in culvert, 97.76 i , selectors of jurors aaah, $4 00 ; W, °lark, fere and pubiiehing Ewen drain Bylaw, $10.00 ; NFXT Jno, J. Mo°anghay, repairing road, 98.00 R, 7o1i1, oiling at arch, put• i AMER/CAN seta_ BALL. -In Wingham, on October 23rd. Henry Ball, formerly of Grey tawo• ship, aged 80 years and 5 months. Damn -At Brown City, Michigan, on Oat. 20th, Ozias Dudley, aged 70 yoara, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 6TB.-Farm stook, implements, 80, Lot. 14, Gth line, Morris. Bale uaresetved at 1 p. m. Peter Cant. los, Proprietor ; F. S. Boost, Auotioneer. ' Tgouen&X, Nov 7th, -Farm stook, implements, &o., Lot 13, Oon. 10, Grey. Sic's uoreeerved, at 1 p. on. Hugh Purser Proprietor, F, S SOME, Auotioneer, mR J'^c,seem,e3 T6Af^v=0:e r' Fall Wheat 96 95 Barley •- GO 76 Peas - 78 80 Oats....... 48 60 Butter, tubs and cells21 22 Eggs per dozen 20 21 Hay penton 14 00 15 00 Floor, per bbl - 4 50 5 20 Hogs, Live 5 90 5 90 Apples (per bbl.) 1 60 1 75 Potatoes per bee 60 60 Wool (washed) 20 22 Sa t, per bbl.! reboil1 26 1 25 Notice to Creditors In the Surrogate Ooart of the County of Huron. In the matter of the estate of Alexander McDonald, late of the Township of Grey, in the County of Huron, farmer, deceased. Notice is hereby given psreuaot to "The Revised statutes of Ontario," 1897, aud ameudmente thereto, that all creditors and otbere having claims against the estate of the said Alexaoder MoOonald, who died on or about the Fifteenth day of October: 1907, are required on or before the.Sixtee''lth day of November, A. D 1907. to send by poet, Prepaid, or deliver to W M Sinclair, of the ',allege of Brusaele,10 the County of Buren, Solicitor for the I4xeoutris and tin Execu- tor, A un Jane McDonald and Doman A. Mo- Donald,their Christian and euruame, a,1 dresses and deecriptinns, the full portion. Mrs of their &!aline, the statement of their accounts and the nature of the seourittos (If any) held by them, And further take notice that after such last mentioned date the said Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the ohtime of whish they shell then have notice and that the said N xeoutors will not be liable for the said meets, or anyl'art thereof, toany per eon or poreooe of whose 0!x;01 notice shall not have been received by them at the time of such (Retribution. Dated this 28th day of October, 1907. 17.8 W. M. SINCLAIR, Solicitor fertile said Executors. It lillak�s Blood ! Good Blood Blood Lots of it } F'10X'S Beef, Iron & Wine Tho Invigorating Tonle that gives strength to worn-out pea pis. You will fled nothing bet- tor. Try it- ' ---AT- Fox's DRUG STORE I1WO DUIIHAMBULL CALVES and a V,rksbira I,og for Bale, Lot 80 OAfii Oon. 0 Morris, or Brussels P. 0. Jl98' 85EIR. • 10.1f !'JOLT FOB SALLA',. --A GOOD V colt rising H yours sired by Texaa-Guy. Apply to E17,341 15 ELLIOTT, box 80, Brus- sels, et Graham's Survey, Brussels 5, 16.2+ JHEAVY DRAUGHT COLTS sun BALE, Two of them are rising 2 venni end three rising 3. year old. Two (a. ally and a gelding) are bred by Royal Park •' a ally and gelding by Sentleod'e Bose, and a ally by Burner. Apply ad Lot 80. Oon. 4, Morris, to ALES. MoLA13OBLIN, Pro- prietor, or Breeeele P. O. 17.50 Notice to Creditors Iu the matter of the estate of Thomas Motauobliu, late of the Village of Brussels, in the County of Huron, gentleman, deceased. Notice is hereby elven 11nrsuant to "Tbe Revised Statutes of Ontario," 1097, and amendments thereto that all ar51111, a and others having olahus against the estate of tin said Thom n4 MOLttlmhlin, who died ou or about the 17th day of October, 1907. are required on or before the 80th day of Nov- ember, ovember, 1907, to send by post prepaid. or de- liver to A. B, Mno•Ioualt„ of the Village of 13 rueeele, Solicitor for Peter Soobt and Alex- ander Stewart .jr,Fomenters of the estate, their Christian and surnames, addressee aud descriptions, the full particulars Of their claims, the statement of their ao• counts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, And further take nottoe that after such !net mentioned data 5110 raid Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased moonlit the earti09 entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have notice, and that the said Executors will not be liable for the said assets, or any part thereof. to any per- son or persona of whose claim notice shall not have been received by them at the time of each distribution. Dated this 29th day of October, 1907. A. B. MAODONALD, 178 Solicitor for Executors. Mbhp +o ' ' MEW" ]C . v .fir L.. T to . v .fit, 'LAN ,sY, r G. N. M A L A Ft E N 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 60 12 50 Coats for 10.00 There is only a limited number of these lines and they will go quickly at these prices. $10 00 Coats for $ 8 00 15 00 Coats for 12.50 We want ion to• See Them FUR RUFFS AND MUFFS We are showing a very complete range in Ladies' and Girls' Pur Ruffs, Stoles and Ties with Muffs to watch. Good stiles, nicely made and well lined- - . Special Values at $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 and $12.00 'Ne areshowing the Best Values in Ladies' Fur Coats to be. had - See them and Compare Prices MEN'S AND BOYS' • O VEROOA TS position we have ever been to supply ,you with Overcoats for Men .and Boys. We are inthebest P Y Largest Stooks, Best Styles and the B'.st Values we have ever offered: We want you to see them, whether you buy or not, just to compare prices. RUBBERS BBE'RS AND OVERSHOES hs in the ELEBRATED GRAI�IBY RUBBERS for We 'carry a full line- all sizes and widths, C �, Ladies Men, Boys, Girls and: Children. Rubbers have advanced in price but we are selling all lines at last season's prices. A Large Stock of Good Boots to choose from. DOOR Td HOUSE Goads .11i ht or your Money back. Highest Prices for Produce. cLA`' :, : N 4 1t h