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We Axe Prepa e a to F. upply
Fluid Extent of Daudelion oz,
Oompoond Kargon 1 oz.
Syrup Sareaparilla Compound, ........ OH,
Only the very best ingredients supplied. Yon will probably
have seen the recipe published in the daily papers,
PRATT'S STOOK PREPARATIONS
Including Pratt's Food, Pratt's Animal Regulator, Pratt's
Louse Killer, Pratt's Caw Tonio, Pratt's Heave Cure, Pratt's
Egg Proaucer. The worth of Pratt's Preparatioas is Bo well
/mown that they need no further recommendation from 08,
.01011¢•••••,./.1611.•••••••••1.1.10.
MENTHOLATUM-The great Japanese Salve
'hie Salve is giving splendid eatiefaotion where a preparation
of this kind ie desired. It is an external application for the
relief and ours of all akin diseases, burns, chapped hands, &o.
Put up in opal jars at 25o.
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
8001058.8 551168108 W. G. & B.
Trains lease Brunelle Station, North
and South, to follows:
Bono Sanwa Gomo HoRwri•
7:058,01MaU I F.xprese 10:55 8,01
Exp raise 11.15 0,05 01 ail 8448.01
Exprese ......8102 p.m I Express__ Ban p.m
CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R.
Following is the O. F. B. Time Table at
Walton :-
To Toronto To Goderian
Exprees 7:40 a xn I Express no am
Exprese 6185 p 05I Express... 5:550 in
rAcat ti Items
A obiel's among ye takir ' notes,
An' faith he'll prent i.
Novatinza.
BOACieL Board will meet Friday evening.
Now is the time to pint the Fail ad-
vertieing to win trade.
Ir ie unlucky to meet thirteen of your
coeditors on a Friday.
1'. .HATENT'S tectnis have been hauling
home isome great Inds of hay from Mo.
Kale!).
15 CENTS So ItrIVittioe gets THE POST to
January let 1908. Don't borrow any
longer.
THE eize of the baker's loaf of bread in
town beat been reduced and the price put
at 5 cents.
THE ladies of the Maccabees have ap-
pointed Mies Margaret MoArter record
keeper of Riverside Hive.
"Boon E0080500" would be a good
motto foe everybody belouging to tbe
town to adopt and work at.
Ban litntott License Commiesinners
bend a meeting at the Queenie Hotel
B0088818,on Tuesday of Clue week,
line xe advertisiug column and nye
money thereby. Try it and 882 51050 well
it works. Don't forget to tell the bue
inese man where you read the advt.
tbe list of Militia changes gazetted
Ian Saturday appears the following :-
33rd (Huron) Beginaent-To be provisiou•
al lieutenant, Sergeant Jamee Dennison.
MESSRS EWAN & Co. have a line display
of enters on exhibition said for sale al
their show rooms. Intending purahariers
ehould see them and seoure pekoe before
investing.
THE Women's Christian Temperance
Union have snared the servine of Rev,
A. 11. Renton to deliver8 lecture here on
November 27th in the intonate of
Temperance.
ON a dwarf pear tree in Postmeater
Farrow's garden were counted no len
than 87 pears. One of them weighed 11
()anon and numerous others were not far
behind. Not bad for a backward fruit
880800.
BRUSSELS Foot Ball Club have made an
eugagement to have "Dalya, tbs Tea
girl," a new musical operetta, promoted
in the Town Ball, Brussels, Tbursday,
Nov. net. The boys ehould have a
bumper boon on that oconsion.
Tim financial returns from the
Farmers' exeuraion to Guelph last June
from points along the W. G. & B. from
Kincardine to Henfryn inoloeive were
the emallen yeb received. Date Wee too
near Dominion Dey for one thing and so
many other exourelons were on the pro-
gram the people could not untied every-
thing. It's a trip that should be patron-
ized from so ageioultural educational
etandpoiot, The diffetent Institutes
and Agricultural Sooleties interested have
reeeived their proportionate share of the
fuode RS per Arrangement,
13noxior ARAL-Mrs. Gordon, of God.
eriob, who is a guest of her daughter
Mts. Rae. Salton, at Stratford, bad a tall
Thareday of Wit week down one of the
[stain in the pareonage as R remit of
whioh be leftarm was broken and her
right wrist eprainecat besides wbioh she
eastitined some bruises. The aged lady
is the aubjeot of moob sympathy owing
to her mishap, but there te satiefanion
that injuriee are more inconvenient than
parlous and that she is likely in due
omen to be quite herself again. Mre.
Gordon Wee 00 onasioual vieitor to
Bruseels when Rev, Mr. Salton wail
stationed here.
BAD AOMMINT.-I01111 Davie, davit
engineer and postmaster at Alton,
reoeived terrible and poesibly fetal in•
juries about 7 o'olook Monday evening
af hot week. fle wee • drivieg from
Meivale neon to Alton in 0, livery rtg
driven by Bert, MeLellan, when the
bone banana feightened at tbe head•
light 91 00 approaching 0. P. R. train
for Teeewater. Davis jomped, but fell,
big feet not cleating the teen, The
left leg wag mangled below tbe knee,
and the ode of the rigi) loot climbed
off. Hie non and fan were also in.
jored. The acne of the ttooident ie
lament to Kellyas Orossitig and ie any
danuerone. Devi& leg wag abnpntated
At 10 o'olotat by It donor Of Orangeville
aoeioted by the donee of Alton. Davis
10 58 yeare Old, and his injariee, owing
to big 8(18, 808 any iterione, McLellan
wee 8nhtirt. Mr. Ihnie is father Of S.
Davie, fotranly of the Standard Ben's,
Brosselta,
.0.1a610131311¢026,9111012
FOURTH Division Court was bald on
Tbureday of this week before Smige Holt,
Scauspaz will be the Birthday of King
Ed ward -the penemaker. Long live
the Ring.
THERE Will be 68 Sundays in, this year,
851 CeoUrreilee that will Lot happen Natio
for 110 years.
Sous members of Brussels Orange
Lodge will attend services on Sabbath
afternoon, in the Methodist church,
Ethel, with their brethren there if the
weather is favorable.
SAHUEL CARTER bee ooneiderably iro•
proved the houee on Mill street Bennie,
reoently purobaeed from Fred Adams, of
Fordwioh, by a new root and a dress of
paint. Ws win them oomfort iu their
new home.
CELRBILITED Nov. STK.-Tuesday eiren•
ing tbe anusl celebration of November
5th wee obeerved by Brussels L. 0 L
No. 774. A varied, well rendered and
pleaeing 'program was preeented which
inoluded abort addreeees by 13. Gerry,
Rev. E. G. rowel), Rev. A. 0. Wiehart,
B. A.„ and Dr. Obasholm, M. P. for
East Huron; readings, by Moen -Minnie
MoNaughton and Josie Boohatian and
Mrs. 5, Janson ; solos by Mies Cerro
Hingston and Menne. 01ort0100 sod
Potion ; duet by. Ada and Stella Moore ;
instrumental Woe by Mies and Jas.
Bowman and W. Griffith ; 'sedate
Quartette. Rev. H. M. Lang•Ford oe.
oupied the obair. A tasty lunch was
served, The Hall was decorated with
flags and bunting.
Tim antics played ou Thursday evening
by the Hallowe'en jokers bore a One
resemblance to the tomfoolery of other
years awing the line of destroying fenoee,
(tarrying off gates, overturning small
buildings and generally making 000188098
of themselves. This year one oontingent
made it their business to saw and pull
dewy a telegraph pole on Victoria park
that had done service years ago far a
tight rope welker, while these or others
elevated a buggy and road oarb to the
peak 05 9518 roof of the wagon ebop of
R. Francis & Co. A. Hallowe'en tin.
tack may be innocent amusement but
when it comes to tbe deetruotion of
property and the owners are put to
trouble and expense to make repairs it
ie time for the aritboritiee to iuterfere
and promptly and empbatioally say this
must not be done.
BLIPPED ON TRH WALIC.-TlIe Owen
Sonud paper says :-The bylaw against
spitting on the eidewalk ie not en forced -
in fact it ie one of thoee bylaw book
decorations that are only evidences of
good intentions on tbe part of the town
anthoritiee. They say that the road
material of the lower regions is made of
eh:oiler atoll', ail the same old habit of
ewattering great gobs of greeehoppet
jnioe continuo with unfailing muttony.
Au unpleasant inoident now empbasizes
the non observance of thin famed oroa
meat to the munioipal ordinanoe beak.
Sanctity morning of last week as Mee.
(Dr.} Cavanaga way going to church
she slipped ou one of then unsanitary
and illegal street deooratione and broke
a small bone in her foot, The result is
that in ail probability she will uot be
able to walk for a temple of months.
It is in order now that tbie practical
demonstration of the tiongerouenese
of this practice bee been painfully inn
pressed upon one 29 6558 town'e citizens,
that a 50088009ton of a dozen or eo of
the perpetrators of thie dirty habit
ahould follow in quick nocienion. •
Manotoinata-St. John's English
church was 1568 80808 of another pretty
wedding on Wednesday afternoon of Ian
week when 0. T. Keffer, of Ethel, and
Miss V. P. Jaoklie, of Toronto, daughter
of E. and aire, Jaaklin, of Jamestown,
were united in marriage. At 1.80 the
wedding parties entered the Wird) to
the strains of the Wedding Marob by the
organist, Mies 115cLauehltin, The °bah
were present and opened the aervin with
the hymn, "The voioe that breathed
o'er Eden." The oereraony was pen
formed by tbe reotor, Rev, H. M. Lang.
Ford, in the pregame of a large 000008.
9489100, While tbe tegieter was being
eigned 1, Oa Jones, St, John's popular
tenor, delighted with a solo. The bride
!coked charming in a wedding gown of
dream voile with ulider biotin of cream
leoe, She wore a wedding veil with a
wreath of lily of the valley. A shower
briquet of white roses wain earned. She
5008 06998111585 by Mise Limner, of Hernia
ton, dreseed In white palate de eprite net
over pink eilk with white bat. She
carried a shower baguet of pink ea
natione, while A. holain, of iTarneetoron,
bentiner of tbe bride, eappotted the
groom, The bappy cioople left on the
attempt train tot e. week In Toronto
and pulite East after which they will
take by tbeir residence cm the grooneas
farm nen Ethel. Tbey have the good
wishes 05 many relatine and friends for
a long bappy and prosperous married
lite. The bride's going away tiontime
'was a dark wine military suit broadcloth
with white vaodylot hat trimmed with
!anthers and tabling. Grooms gift to
the bride was it gold nethertole bracelet
eat with amethyot ; to the bridesmaid a
handecitin pent ring ; the groomemito
renived 85015 of gold euff links and
alias Mehemet -tilt 5088 6325158 the Xectiathot
of a eminent of petarita
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of the Farmer ---
a Strong
ConservaziPz'
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THE METROPOLITAN SANK
makes a specialty of the business of Farmers, and emends
to them
MOST REASONA13LE TERMS.
Every department of Oinking is conducted. Best service
and absolute safety guaranteed,
IN 7510 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
deposits of $1 00 and upwards received, and interest
allowed from date of deposit, COMPOUNDED FOUR
TIMES A YEAR,
Capital Paid Up - $1,000,000.0e
Reserve fund and
Undivided Profits,
$1,183.713.23
The
Metropolitan Bani.
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
W. J. FAWCETT, Manager
66111.0.1.1.411110.111•19,
51.35 IN advance wane Too POST and
Weekly Globe, witb illustrated magezine
8801900, from now to Jan. let 1909.
This ie oertaioly ciooh you eboald not
A Bon lam -While picking amain in
W. H. Kerres orchard last Monday fore'
.0,00» Alfred J. Lowry got a bad fall.
The lime the ladder wto resting upon
broke 05 9015 ladder and Mr.Lowry name
to the ground. He bad 8808001 rite frac
tared, bte ebotilder injured and received
a bad blow Do the side of tbe head. It
was feared concussion of the brain would
have to be added to the list of injuries
brit the wino ie making favorable pro.
gross now and we hope be will non be all
tight. The fall two about 20 feet.
ILVORTEMED LEOTIIRS.-TO813dRY even'
init a lecture ititated "The flower of
Empire," was given by Rev. W. J.
Spence, of Milverton, in the Town Hall
here under the auspicies of the Public
Seim& and was a wane of CIO email
interest. It dealt with the lauds eon-
stituting the Britiala Bonaire, the great
battles, publio men, naval fleets, cached
role, &c. 50., being all:nitrated by many
fine lantern elides produced under eit-
oellent light and management. Tha
reverend gentleman ie a free, easy, terse
epeaker, possessing a good voice and
gave many points) of iotormatiots and ita
etruotion. The Merest wee increased by
the well nog baritooe aoloe of E. A.
Webster, of Loudon, who sang "The
Vetere's," "The Brave Seutioel,"
"Daddy" and 'There's a Land," illus.
trated by nunneriais beautiful views.
Bruseelitee will be glad to bear Mr.
Webster nein. Min Jean MoLituohlin,
played the m000mpaniments ou the
0500101:or oeual competent maner.
This cease of entertainment ebould be
eueouragod as they cannot fail to be
be pful from an edocational standpoint
and at the non time will inttill patriotic,
principlee that co Canadians oloaely
allied to tbe Motherland we cannot af
ford to forget. The emphasis is pat on
the right plaoe by Rev. Mr. Speen.
The publics eaboot's share of the proceeds
will likely be applied in the purithaee of a
good flag for the eohool.
Easiness Locals.
Lawn' beak oonab totted.' Owner
may have it by payiug for this notioe at
TOE POST.
WANTED.-Citoioe tub butter, 27o,
fresh egga, 250. Also large quautitiee
dried apples and feathers.
Gm. 33. IC/Nei, Wingham.
Da. BUTLER'S Voit.-Dr. Butler, the
London Eye Specialist, will be at the
American Hotel, Bruseele, on Wednes...
day, Nov. 27th. Glenn supplied.
An headquarters for BOMB and can ex.
oltange or sail for cash 00 lowest prices.
Yours, T. McGregor, filer and improver
on lows, toole and COLL0131.081.. Corner
Mill and Main fit., Brunel's, Out,
People We Know.
Miee Lily Sharpe le bome for a holiday
from London.
Mo. (J. Richards enjoyed a holiday
in the Queen city.
Miro Pearl Lowry way a Thanksgiving
vieitor with Toronto friends.
Mies Hellen D. Ford, towbar, enjoyed
a few days with Toronto friende.
Mo. H. L. Janson took advantage of
the holiday and visited at Hardaton.
G. A. and Mu Deadman and Truie
were visitors with Delaware friends,
Mrs 3. T. Roto vieited her blether,
300 Priendehip ed family at Detroit.
Mies Edna Howell, ot New Elatnberg,
was a visitor with her moan, Mies Ruby
Pium.
Mies Aggie Donoantion has returned to
Path after a sojourn of nevem' weeks in
town.
Miee Eno Avery, of Toronto, VMS
510028 500 a few daye duriug the past
week.
&lieu Glazier, milliner, spent the
Thankagiving holiday with friends at
Guelph.
Misses Hughes, of Blnevale spent a day
or ao with Jno. and Mre. &tenon,
Brunets,
Thos, and hire, Aiolay, of Listowel,
visited at Watson &inlay's during the
pan week,
W. J. Fawcett oalled on relatives at
Harriaton end Mount Fereat on Thanks•
giving Day.
Will. Antall spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with relatives and friends
Clandeboye,
Mee, Fletcher Sperling and Wyman
50801 90 81. Marys to vieit relatives duo
ing the boliclay,
Malone BIaok WM on the eiok list for
a, few days but is bone again we are
pleased to state.
Mrs. W. II, Kerr vieited during the
pest week at her bonitee's, Postmaster
Kay, of Strattord.
Mrs, Berry and Mrs. Wateon, of Kin.
Loraine, were the poste of Vire. George
Thomson thie week,
Mies Maggie Brown bag been visiting
for 818900, Mre, J. Leelie Kerr, of 131y151,
daring the paet• week,
Roy Ptigh Wee here for a few daye
nod ee the parental roof. He returned to
Peterboto en Monday.
Mies Emma Colvin took a holiday hip
to Orediton where her salter, Mies Mabel
bolde a, millinery peeition,
Harry and Kre, jeans attended the
funeral of the late J. W. Bela harness
maker at Blyth, on 111011day,
Mite Maggie Waiter Watt a elicitor
with her sister, Mre. 13 R. Dearer, 'Per.
otstO, los Tbatiltegieing Day,
VOW. N11111.
Ja01e0 Stewart 8.68 550018 from Seaforth
for Thanksgiving,
Mre. Geoege Cardiff iment Thankagiv•
ing day with Mre, T. Watson, Ethel,
5, D. and Mrs. Ronald were MIMICS.
giving holiday visitors with Detroit
friends.
B. and Mee. Gerry holidayed with their
daughter, Mrs. W. EL Willie, &Worth,
for a ample of daye Int week.
Miee Mend Querin 5088 laid up during
tbe week with tonsilitis bat IS better
again we are pleased to state.
Mies Elara Mitchell, of Toronto, took Et
000 up to Brussels and spent a short hell.
day with her mother 01101 Mater.
Misses Tillie Zimmer and Mina El -
limn, were tome from the Medal
Sohool, Moon, for the holiday.
Lorne Pringle, of Toronto, and hie
Meter were Tbaokegiving visitore with
Mre, Thomas Maxwell, John street,
Charlie, eldest eon of Rev. W. E.
Kerr, of Clinton, spent the Tbanksgiving
holiday with relativee in Brunei&
Rev. David Perm, of Winghem, vale B.
niter in town on Tueeday. He 90 an old
Grey boy and ie a oredit to the oommuu-
ity.
Rev. E, G, Powell was oalled to Dot -
too, an old obarge 01 5110, not to bury the
dead bot to perform a marriage wire.
tinny.
Clifford, eon of Jas. Pugh, Wingbein,
hae been re engaged as Principal of Lica
wood eobool at a salary of 5500, an in.
oreicse of 560,
Druggist Fred. and Mre. Wilson, of
Toronto, tvere 01859008 50 Brunetti at Mrs.
James Wilson's, Elizabeth street, tbe
fornierie mother.
Samuel and Mre. &skin, of reeetvater,
were renewing old friendships 50 Brute
eels acid looality. They were former
reeidente of thia vicinity.
Mo. R. McKenzie and daughters, Mee
E. McKenzie, and Mrs. Colvin, all of
Teeeweter, spent Taankegiving with Mr°.
A. McKenzie, Mill street.
Mien Joan Ross, of Toronto, and Mre.
11, Mc:Alpine, of Luoknow, were home for
a brief vieit with their parents, Wm. and
Mrs. Ron, William onset.
Division Court Clerk Brewer wae ab
Stratford on Tuesday as 0 witness in tbe
8016 01 Ellen Ballantyne ve. Patterson
before the non jury sittings.
George Roes, who is a student at the
Dentel College ate hie Thanicegivima
turkey aud oranberry none at the ran-
dom of hie (1900018 1,2 town,
Robert Roes, maolithiet, ie in the
Stratford hospital where be underwent
an operation a few weeke ago. He will
eoon be able to be about as usual we
hope.
Mrs, R. W. Jewitt and baby daughter,
of Warwick, were holiday visitors at
Wm. Jewitt's during the poet week.
Mrs. Jewitt went from line to vieh bar
slater Mrs. Britton.
Mrs, R. Crone was away to Canning -
to n to vieit her parente, neither of whom
Lave been real smart for the past month
but we are pleased to bear they are mak.
iug favorable progress now.
Harold Riebards, youngest son of I. 0.
and Mrs. Riobards, Brune's, bee taken a
position in the Crown Bank, Toronto,
and appears to be well pleased with hie
work. We wish him 0000808.
Arthur and Mre. McGuire visited at
Wingham on Thanksgiving. Min Win-
nie visited at Wingham and Londeeboro'
and took part in 800,20805 in the latter
place on Thanksgiving evening,
E. P. and Mre. Paulin, of Goderioh,
and Miseee Clara and Edith aloLean,
of Lucknow, were welonme vieitore 0.0
Druggist Fox's. Mr. Paulin and Mr.
Fax were boyhood echoolmates.
Will. Burke, who eoguired the art
tonsorial in W. E Dutioan'e shop Bruit -
eels, has taken a position in Henna.
The people of that village will find him
to be "all wool and a yard wide."
Una T, Friendship wee a vieitor ea
Teeawater. -She went 50 808 her brother
John who Ian been seriously ill with
typhoid fever for five weeks bat 20130 ie
recovering flinty now we are pleased to
ben
The many old friends in Brussels of
Nita, Harry Dennie, of Chatham, were
well pleased to see her in town lora few
daye. She mune specially to vieit her
parents, Capt. and M. Kirk, well known
resideote.
J. T. Wood, of Brussels Knitting
Ifaatory, 10 05003/ on a basinese trip to the
lantern marlins. He was a000mpanied
by big eon Freddie. We hope the visit
will keep the factory on the baba far the
year to come.
Mrs. Arent and datighter, Lizzie, of
Owen Sound, Mot. Peters, of Kincardine,
and Miss Olara Hunter, ot Clinton,
were Visitors at ano, inter% John
street. The Odin ate daughters of
Mr. and Mee. Hunter,
Jno. Emigh has taken a (1001 1,1 W. E.
Duncanie and it making good orogen&
Thoe. Frindehip ie ettulying the nate
0.16 85 Jno. Remittal, Brussels hi keeping
ap he quota of (Raul manipulating and
oapilliary abridging artiste,
Min Janet Soon, of Guild Mill, near
Hawiak, Bamboo:a:hire, Scotland, wee
visiting Mee. Robert Fox leat week, The
visitor num from Mre. Fox's old home
end is an old friend. It is 11 tone shoe
they 0501 80 there woe much to nonveree
abcitn, Miee 80011 hae an mint in Galt,
4. welookne calla on Tag Pon on
Wednesday Was Alby Robinson, of Wood.
stook, the well Inown representative of
Iticbartia Pare Soap. 35 its a good Many
jinn eine be fleet put in an appearatioe
in Brussels in eonueotion With Caledonian
pane. Mr. Robinson wee an Old time
erwinter aticl could make the boat Of then
bottle,
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ESTABLISHED 1873
TIE STAND BANK
OF CANADA
Head Office . Toronto
$1.00 OPENS AN ACCOUNT
In our Savings Department. Deposits of Sr and upwards are received,
on which the highest current rate of interest is allowed.
No Delays in making Withdrawals
Interest added four times a year
Savings Dank Department in Connection with all Branches.
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BRUSSELS iRANCH
J. F. latowlairalit Mareager
Min Lizzie MoArthur, of Cargill, and
Miss Annie, ot Berlin, were Tbanke.
giving visitors at John MoArtbners, their
father, Bruseele South,
Mre, Varooe, of Orangeville, and Mrs.
Gray and children, of Laurel, were visit.
ing Mrs. IL Paul and Miss Gordoo over
Ithaulogiving holiday, The first men
tioned lady is a (deter to the Brunetti
!adieu mentioned and Mrs. Gray ie Mre.
Varooe'e daughter.
Brussels Council.
The regular meeting of Branale Ooon.
oil was held on Monday evening.
Pronto Reeve Leckie end Ommoillore
Graben), Plum sod Bellantyne, Commit.
lor Beaker being absent in the West,
Minato of loot meeting read and paned.
The following anciouts were presented
for payment :-
IL Handereon, roads 0 8 15
0. Pollard, eand for Towu Hall2 00
16. Oliver, salary 98 88
N. M alto lay, made 95 86
Wm, Sellers, Town Hall ..... 10 68
P. MoQuarrie, Town Hall 2 75
Jas. F x, miscellaneous 18 00
THE POST, printing 80 50
Moved by El, T. PIUM, seocinded by Jas.
Ballantyne that tbe above accounts be
paid, Carried.
Moved by R. Graham, seoonded by S.
T. Plum that the accounte of the fire
brigade be paid at the first meeting
following a fire if tbey are presented and
properly unified to by Chief, Captain
and Seciretary. Carried.
Inquiry was made as to whether the
newly organized 0o. bad held a pectin
yet and what the melte were. The
Reeve was to oall on the Chief for the
information,
Weighmaeter Oliver rationed the
receipts of the goatee for October to be
580.00,
The 10 year franohiee held by the
Electric, Light Co. from the town having
expired Mr. Moore, now owner of the
plant, and Barrister EthoDonald appear,
ed before the Connoil relative to a new
contract for the 9 aro lights on the street.
Comparisone were made as to prim in
neighboring town. After 0 lengthy
disouesion of the various plume of the
question the matter was laid over antic
next meeting 80 08 to make further an00503/,•
Council then adjourned.
0111,116011 0111151155
Next Sabbath morning the Quarterly
Communion will be obeerved in the
Methodist olthroh e9 the close of the
Hermon. The Fellowship eervioe will
follow the evening discourse.
"Chrietian Liberty" wait Rev. 13. G.
It lakes Blood. !
Good E3lood
Lots of it
F'OX'S
Beef, Iron & Wine
The Invigorating Tonio that gives etrangth to worn-out peo-
ple. Yonwill 53925 nothing ber. Y it-
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Thursday afternoon at tbe annual Hogs, aa„
Thanksgiving eervioe in Melville oburoh Apples (par bbl)
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hang Ford, of Bt. John's oburoh. The Potatoes per bus
latter preached a very euitable able:turn
from Cierle818 8th obapter, end 9th verae.
Rey. Mr. Wiebart addreseed the con -
negation afterward on the great Mission-
ary advance required and desired The
offering for Minion totalled 585,82
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BOYD-Mumn.-In Etna on On, 80111,
by Rev. John Henderson, Mr. J.
Wesley Boyd, of Atwood, to Mies
Linda Edaughter of Mr. and Mre.
David Milne, Ethel.
TAYLOR -Comm -At Eetevan, San.,
on Oat, 80th, at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. H. MoNeil, by Rev.
13. Glover, Mr, Lorne Stanley Taylor
to Mrs. S. B. Dobson, both of Elania
ole, Mao.
MORN
Bantuato-In Wroxeter, on On. 28th, to
Mr. and Mre. E. Barnard, a data
Oise.
Mon. -In Bonen, on October 23rd, to
Mr. and 36168, Geo. M000, e deoghter.
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Blyth, on Nov. let, Jno. W.
Ball, aged 60 years.
OODE,--In Trowbridge, on ()debar 29(15,
Jean Young, beloved wife of Thomas
Oode, aged 74 years.
SNELL.-Ig Hallett, on Ootobar 28th,
George Snell, aged 84 yeare and 4
month%
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-riwo DURHAM BULL CALVES
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080, 0, Morris, or Brussels P. 0. JAMES
8980102, 16.11
Notice to Creditors
In the matter of the estate of Joel Sellers,
late of the Township of Morrie, in
the County of Huron, retired farmer,
demand.
Necklets bereby given, pursuant to Bevis.
ed Statutes 00 Ontario, 1897, Chap. 329, and
amending Acts, that all creditors and others
having any elahne against the estate of the
paid Joel Sellers, who died on or about the
8th day of October, 1007, are required on or
before the 80th day of November, 1007, to
send by poet, prepaid, or deliver to A. B.
'Macdonald, of the Village of Brownie, Sol-
icitor 100 50(5006 Sellers and Joseph B. sel-
lers, Binevale F, 0, Exeoutors of the said
estate, their 008288 0015 addresses with full
partioulare in writing of their Maims, the
statement of their gem:unto and the nature
of the securities (if anyl held by them,
eland uotioe is forum given that after the
said last mentioned date the Exeoutors
will proceed to distribute the asset, of the
deceased amongst the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the Malin of
wbioh they shall then have notice and that
the Executors will not be liable for the
a80008, 00 Roy part thereof, to airy person of
whose claim they shall not then have natio°
and all persona of whose claims they shall
not then have notate *Mall be excluded from
the benefits 0( 88101 distribution,
Dated this 0612 day of November, 1007.
8.30. BAODONALL),
18-8 Solicitor to r itheoutors.
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LAMES' al_E COATS
At Reduced Prices
We will make a big out iu the prices of
all the Ladies' and Children's Cloth
Coats that we have left. Right now iu
the beginning of November we are will-
ing to sacrifice profits. They are all
in the height of fashion and for most
people will be just as acceptable now as
earlier in the season.
Come in and see the Prices
they are Marked at
Mansand. Boys' Overcoats
Mediums and heavy weights in Tweeds,
Beavers, Meltons and Heather Mixtures, in
Chesterfield and Ulster stylts ; well made ;
good linings ; right styles and perfect fitting.
Prices range from $8.75 to $15.00. We in-
vite inspection and comparison of our goods
and prices.
he New Fall Petticoats
We have a range in which there are
varieties and styles to satisfy any Fall Petti-
coat need. In Black Sateen, always a most'
satisfactory material, we are offering three
special values :-
Al 890 WoMen'e Black Sateen Pettiooate, 0050185. .51 25
At 98o " 1 gg
At 51.25 " 1.50 & 1 75
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
We carry a full line for Ladies', Men,
Boys, Girls and Children of the Celebrated
Granby Rubbers, all sizes and widths,
At 01.60 -Women's $ood quality Dongola Kid Boots,
Bluoher style with patent tip, heavy slip sole, all
sizes 8 to 7.
Eneptionally Mood value -it $2.00-Wornen's ohoicie
Dongole, KO Boots, Lao° and Bloater dylee, eingle
and slip Bolo, with self and patent tip, all sizes 2a
to 7.
Magraarammermeisoweseme**
Winter lInderclothio2
and Hosiery
Winter stocks are now complete. You
will find all the wanted kinds for 1VIenj Wom-
en and Children at the very lowest prices.
Produce is very high at present. You may depend upon it
We always pa31 the Highest prices.
Goods Right or your
Money Back.
G. N. IVIcL.A.
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