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3. oz.
Compound Karam 1 oz.
Syrup Sar'eaparilla Compound 3 oz,
Only the very best ingredients supplied, You will probably
have seen the recipe published iu the daily papers.
PRATT'S STOCK PREPARATIONS
IDolnding Pratt's Food, Prett's Animal Regulator, Pratt'a
Louse Killer, Pratt's COW Toufo, Pratt's Heave Cure, Pratt's
Egg Producer, The worth of Pratte Preparations i6 so well
knowu that they need no further reaor uaendatiou from us.
MENTHOLATUM-.The great Japanese Salve
This Salve le giving splendid eatiefaotion where a preparation
of Ellie hind is desired. It is an external application for the
relief and oure of all akin diseases, burns, chapped hands, cbo,
Put up in opal jars at 260.
DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & 8,
Trains teethe Bruesele Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOING Bottom GOING NORTH.
Mail 7:06 a.m.1 Express 10.66 a,m
Express......11am:25 aMatl ..,1:44 a.m
Express 5:02 p.m 16xprese 8:61p.m
CANADIAN PACIFIC R. R.
Following is the O. P. R. Time Table at
Walton: -
To Toronto To Goderlch
Express 7:46 a).D35 re Express ...... a m
E%preee 6:95 p m I Express 9:86p m
focal Reths Jtents
A Wel' a among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll print it.
BOOST BRUSSELS.
THE Pose telephone le No. 20.
ti;RABBIT hunting is on the program.
HAND I'uE POST the name and address
of your visitor.
Wmr, we have Indian Summer after
tbi8 egaaw Winter 7
los formed on the Maitland above the
dam last Saturday for the Bret this
085008.
THE shoppers of B1.n8e8le mills bave
been kept very busy during the past few
weeks.
BR08oEL8 Evaporator is still busy and
aaoepting applee. They have had a good
ran this Beason.
• Tins lady's comb advertised last week
was claimed ou Toeeday. It pays to
advertise 1e THE POST.
Mamma Horse Fair will be held on
Tkureday, Deo. 5th. Looal and oateide
buyers will be in attendauoe.
°animas is rapidly approaohing and
already the shrewd holiday buyer is
baby. Watch out for the bargain an.
nounaement6 in Tem Poem.
THE first real snow storm arrived last
Saturday night and continued intermit.
tingly for a few days following. Wed.
needay the ground was nicely covered.
The putting of cement floors in the
Fire Hall was a big improvement,
Thera is room for other ohangee that
would prove beneficial in Elie same de.
partment.
TUESDAY afternoon the Fire Bogies
Was taken to the river end a beat made.
Everything worked well, The air valve
of the hydrant opposite Hugh Ramsay's
etnok and was set to right'', This is one
of the benefits of periodic testa.
A COPY of the plane for a library build.
lig approved of by Teeswater vUlage
cannel' and library board and agreed to
by Mr. Carnegie, heti been hong in the
P006 Offioe in that village Bo that all may
have an opportunity to examine them.
Tare week D. A. Lowry and staff oom-
m0noed work tin the brinkbuilding to
be added to the furniture store of Messrs.
Walker & Bleak. It will be 20x31 feet
one story high and will be finished thio
Fell if the weather keeps open another
week. The property belongs to Reeve
Leckie.
AUOTION SALE.—The executors of the
late Tboa. eloLtnolin have iaetrnated
F, S. Sootb, a0otioneer, to sell by public)
auction, on the premises, Tnreberry
street, North, Braesele, on Saturday,
23rd inst., the oomfortable reeide0oe
and lot attached, a well built stable sod
5 mores of land, horses, cow, household
furniture, &o., the property of the said
Mr. MoLanoblio, to (loge ap the estate.
BIG TURNIP.—Monday T. R. Bennett,
of the North Grey Boundary, brought to
Tam Pose a sample Greystone turnip
that plumped down the melee et 16
poande, au extra good weight fora bad
year 10 the root crop line. Mr. Bennett,
who farms along modern linea, sowed
one pound of seed 04 a half 00x8 plot and
borveated 510 buebele of good turnips.
The one on exhibition at Tam Foo has
sweated no small attention.
FROM THE BAR Roots TO THE PuLPIT,—
Thie to the title of a lectureto be given
in the Town Hall, Brussels, on Wedneo•
day eee0ing, 27th lent., by Rev. A, H.
Banton, of Toronto. He comes under
the anepiose of the Ioeoi branch of the
W. 0. T. U. and hie testimonials certify
to the ability with wbioh he dieoneoee
the g0e6llon. Leoture will oommen08
at 8 o'alook. A silver offering will be
taken to defray expensee. There wilt
no doubt be a large andienae to hear
Rev. Mr. Renton
Tam REv, IRL 14, Blom 1909 Alaimo
18 ready for delivery end excels all torm-
er editioue in beauty and value. The
cover le a beautiful design in colors, the
entire book is full of fine half tone'',
• a0Eronbmieal engrovinge and interesting
matter. It oontaiOO the Bioko weather
foreoaete complete for Ibe whole year,
finely illustrated. The pride by mail be
85 (entre, on ITeweetaode 80 Cents,
Word and Works, the Rev, Irl R, Eloise
fide monthly magazine, eontaine all hie
weather tor0068t8 from month to month
tegothtr with a vast amount of the beet
fancily reading. The prise f6 $1 a year
And one Wenanao goes With ea011 sub
eoription. Addr868 Word and Works
Pnbadhing Co, 2201 Loott0t 0trest, St.
Louie, Minoan. Write tot rate on
elm renes iu quantities, Agents wanted:
THE news is always welcome at Tom
POST.
MONTHLY Horse Fair in Brussels On
Thareday, Deo. 6th, No better in the
0o00ty.
Lame gnentitiee of dressed poultry
are being packed and shipped by R.
Thomson,
NONE AFTER SATURDAY-Br000el8,
Evaporator will not take anymore applee
after Saturday of this week, 16th inst.
They will be sooepted however on that
date.
A 000IAL evening will be 'peat next
Monday by the Epworth Leaguers of the
Methodist aborob. A unique program
will be presented, one feature of wbiob
will be an old fasbioued spelung motoh.
SPEARING of the Londeeaoro' Tea
meeting the Olfeton New Era segs ;-
Mies MuGnire, of Brueseio, and G. Beaton
teacher, both gave abaraoter reoitattoue
that found cordial aoeeptanoe, 80017
reoitation being rendered "tree to lite "
Bauman Creamery has closed dotvo
until next Spring after a a000e8efui
season. Proprietor Harris deserves
credit for the improvement he has made
in the emotion of hie new leOtory anti
its belongings.
Tam Tilbury Time' of November 7111
Saye;-"Looal butchers mane eploodra
diopiaye fur Tbankegiviog, that of R. P.
Adams., under the management of D
McDonald, being especially creditable."
Mr. M.oDonald referred to is a former
Braeeelite and learned hie trade in town.
TEE Militia Department has gramteel
the request tor the holding of a provieton
al oobeot of military iOetraatiou fu God•
oriel], to allow officers living in distrait
to quality without going to one of the
city salaams. The course will be mix
weeks. Date of opening has not yet been
decided.
Tax COLLECTOR OLIVER is looking np
ail male residents from 21 to 60 years
who are net taxed otberwi.e for $100
apiece poll tax. Io rural districts per.
sone of this olaem have to pub in 2 doye
statute labor eo considering the rube of
wages now $1.00 is not a very heavy fee
for all the advantages enjoyed.
DIED or His INaonise,-Postmaster
John Davie, Of Alton, died at 9 o'elook
Friday morning from the effects of in
juries reoeived at Kelly's railway oro'.
slug Monday night, October 28th, Bs
had suffered ioteueely. Deceased wee
05 pare of age, o Liberal, a Methodist,
a civil engineer and Provincial land
surveyor. He was highly reepeoted,
and leaves a widow and two sone -John,
of the Trader'0 Bank, Grand Vevey,
and Stanley, of the Staudard Bank,
Photon ; and one daughter, klieg Mar
jorie, at home. The fetters' took plaae
on Monday at 2 o'clock to the Alton
cemetery. Stanley Davis referred to
was a member of _ the Standard Bank
staff, Bruesele, for some time and was
very recently promoted to Pioton, His
numerous friends here will sympathise
with him in the demise of bis father.
JOINED IN Loe ANGELES, CAL,-Wedneo•
day evening, Oat. 9th 1907, 9 p. m. at the
First Presbyterian ohuroh, Lo' Angeles,
by the Rev. F. Dewitt Talmage, Mies
E. M. Jackson, of Toronto, Oauada, was
joined iu wedlock to Wm. George Logan,
Plum B., late of London, Oauada.
Only the immediate friends of the bride
and groom were present. After the
ceremony a bounteous wedding feast was
enjoyed in Dateb Room at Leuy't oafe,
Mre. Logan was gowned iu a beautiful
(frees of a pale bine silk aryetalline and
Iriab point leas with large blank picture
hat aid carried a bridal bogoet of Lily
of the Valley and Maiden Heir Fern,
Mr, Logan is a graduate of 1904 (lass
Ontario College Pbermaoy bat bae bean
on the mast mince Jetty, 1004. He is now
a partner in Oehbral Park Pharmaoy in
Los Angels. After the wedding supper
Mr, and Mrs. Logan left on their houey•
moon aaoompenied with ekowere of ries
and beat wiehee of their many friends.
Ou their return they will be At Home
to them friends at Hotel Bellevue Terrane
6th -and Figueroa etreete, Lo' Angeles.
The matey old Iriendo of the bride in
Dements and 100elity are a unit in ex
tending hearty oungratalatione to Mre.
Logan and her hneband.
A FINE Oomatgz,-'-The Kioaardine
Reporter 'aye :-The Francis Firth
Operetta On, made ism Stat appearatme
in Kincardine on Wedueeday and Thum
day, Nov. 0th and 7111, playing ilDOyla,
The Tea Girl," a Japanese Operetta, and
"Beggar•Stedent," a Spaniels Operetta.
It is quite within the boende to say
that, title company present the moat
refined and high•Olaoe entertainment ever
given in Kluoardine, Both Operettas
were moat obarmingly staged, and that
gave a 0meat0008 of t.ffe01 to the scene,
We womd'maks epeoial -mention of the
Japanese play (Doyle, The Tea Girl,)
It i8 exoepttonally well written, both
from point of the plot, and the' beautiful
mode, Ws fall of °needy of -the re-
fitted order, bet, euah that caused the
heartiest tanghter that has been beard
here in many a.day, A better balanced
oompany would be hard to find, for
both the noting and Dinging woo of on
exceptional order, Shoo d Mr. Firth
again Dae fit to visit our town with his
company, the mere mention 01 their
doming Wonld Regime a fall Image,"
Hear them in the Town Hell Bruedeio,
on'I'bnreday of next ween, 0nd0e the
a0spi0e6 of the Foot Bail team,
•
A USINESS CHANCE
Is often missed when it might have been easily embraced by
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
Begin now to prepare for the day of opportunity by depositing
your savings in The Metropolitan Bank. In the Savings Depart-
ment $1.00 or upwards opens an account, Interest is allowed
from date of deposit, and compounded four times a year. No
delay in withdrawal.
Capital Paid Up
$1,000,000.00
THE
Metropolitan Bank
Reserve Fund and
Undivided Profits
$1,183,713.23
BRUSSELS BRANCH,
W. 3, FAWCETT, Manager
MESSRS. BATEOIAN & JEWITT forwarded
a deck of hogs to the East this week.
THE first jingle of sleigh belle was
heard Tbnreday morning and a few
cotters were oat just to polish up the
ehoing.
Hugh Ferber and family, old residents
'of the 10'h con. of GIey, bays takeu up
residence in Bruesele muviug in ou Toes.
day from their farm wbiob has been rent
ed to Mr. Moelg.,mery, of Morrie. We
bid them welcome.
Now that snow has made its appear.
fume It would be well for property
owners or t1•n60to on the Matinees part
of Main street to know that the Snow
By Law makes it imperative that they
should keep the eidewalk opposite their
properties clear of the "beautiful."
King Edward's Birthday was nom.
memorated by Edwin Hill Bumble, eon
of T. I. Bumble, and Mies Henrietta
Keppen, all of Ohiaage, entering matrl.
monis' eliianoe. The groom is a o00Bin
to Mrs W. H Kerr, of Bruesele, and
mise Kay, of Winnipeg, now 84814103
here, May their joys be many.
Bre Horton JUDGE HOLT bald Court at
Brussel. on Theroaey of last week. The
Duly aatf00 tried was brought by R best
Ritohie against David Milne for $74 66
for wages and damages for wrongful die.
unmet. Judgment was given for the
plaintiff for $25 00. J. M. Oarthew,
of Listowel appeared for plaintiff and A,
B. M-oDouaid for defendant,
LARGE quantities of ear'h were hauled
to the pt mime of D. A. Luwry and
R'bl. Oliver, Queeu street, iu levelling
up their Iota. The work will make quite
an improvement next season, Mr.
L.wry and faml'y are in poseeesion of
�tbeir new home and we treat the comfort
and oonvenieuoe it affords may be enjoy.
.6 by them for many years, melees Mr.
Lowry finds a parohaser who will give
him a chance to build another recidenoe.
Be is now in the fourth and all on the
eome street. He is a good typeof a
citizen.
530. RANSFORD, of Clinton, who OW120
Brame's-Salt Works, Wae in town on
Tuesday. He i8 threatened with a
gait by John Grainger, whose Poem ad.
joins the works, for damages owing to
the aotion of the escaping brine on a
portion of the farm. As the iutereeted
parties are fair and reasonable men there
Should be a way of Doming to terms that
would be satisfactory to both gentlemen.
The salt well has been in operation here
far over 27 yeore, being started by the
late F. 0. Rogers who was a merchant in
town. A prime article in the Saone line
is turned out, Bruesele dairy and table
salt being considered A 1.
G NE To WINOHAM.-Thie week W.
Henry, who bas an faithfully and einem
modatingly dieobarged his duties as
Station Agent at the Grand Trunk Rail.
way at Bruesele fur the past 33 years,
was promoted to a 01101 ar poet 0.1 Wong.
ham andis now in ()barge. He will move
bis family sat soon as be smarm a house
to suit, The Wingham people will find
Mr. Henry prompt, obliging and genial
doing hie work in first Mess style. Mr.
and Mre. Henry leave many friends here
who will regret their removal even if the
dietanoe intervening is um great, The
stew agent hare i8 Mr. Lye who comes
with good reoommendatione and Tact
PoeT bids him welcome to Bruesele, He
will take poseeesion of Mr. Henry's reel
deuoe, Princess street, as soon as it i0
vacated. Braeeela has been very lortnn•
ate in the men who have been tent here
oo G. T. R. agents and we believe Mr.
Lye will be no exception to the rale,
A bus LAME Exnemm.--For years there
has been uo sidewalk from Tu,nberry
street to the G. T. R depot aoroee the
latter's property. When the walk was
put down o0 Main street ft was made
extra wide,thelratepayere agreeing to Eton
amount of it being the leading thorough
faro to the depot. The G. T. R. agreed
then to pat down o walk and did haat
eome looms of gravel (the old plank
sidewalk being peat repair) bat the
pledge bas not- been redeemed to this
day. Last Spring the town Council
called the attention of the Oompeuy to
their neglect and the neoeaeity of a
Dement walk and it was offioially stated
that the work would be done during the
Summer. A couple of our anima aide.
walk contractors were naked for eetimtttoe
but there the matter re.ted. Reeve
Leokie jogged the memory of the General
Transportation manager nn the tardiness
exhibited and urging the( the work
be done at once, Here 10 the reply ;-
MR. J LEMUR,
Reeve, Breseelo, Ont.,
DEAR Ste, -
In reply to your letter of September
4111 and of Ootober 24th, oonaeruing new
(mutant sidewalk of Br1e8ele ; I regret to
say that owing to the emo01t of work
this oompauy has oodertakea thio year,
it will be impoeelble to lay the cement
wally 50 proposed at prevent, The side-
walk jrrat Southerly of the looation for
the proposed walk should, 1 think, meet
the needs of the pnblio until scab time as
the new walk can be eonotrnoted.
Yoram truly,
W. G. BRO0NL10,
Genf Trane, Mgr,
Montreal, Nov. 2nd, 1907.
It is really too bad that "owing to the
amount of work thio Oompoher has ande-
taken this year" that a piece of sidewalk
norm one block 000id not be put down,
The railroad people need not have turned
a hand toward the building of it unlace
they shoos ao the work could have been
done 10 a few Jaye by sidewalk oon-
traOtore here. It hi a childish axonee
for a corporation like the Grand Malik
to offer after giving their word that the
walk would be put down,
Business 'Acta .
OVERCOAT found. Owner may have it
by provtpg property and paying for thie
nottoe. Tan PoaT, Bruesele. -
De. BUTLER'S VISIT: De, Butler, the
London Eye Specialist, will be at the
Amerioan Hotel, Brneeele, on Wedoeo-
day, Nov. 27th. Gla6eee supplied.
A RHEUM Shop iu a good town offers
to take a partner with $600 to $6,000,
nue 48 a rare uhauoo so do not delay and
ae I have a large (amber of new choice
models made and tested in my Sue your
(Maness are doubled. T. •MaUn000n, saw
gammer and doer, and improver on saw
tools and maabiuee, corner Mill and Main
00re018, Bruesele.
People We Talk About.
Lawyer Sinclair was in Goderioh' (1110
week on bueioeee
Mise Myrtle Wilson was visiting
irieude in Listowel.
Mre. George Brown and Russell were
visitors at Blyth over Sunday,
Mrs. John Cardiff was the guest of
her dangbter, Mrs. Harry Bartiiff, of
Clinton,
Mrs. Walter Jackson has returned to
Ottawa where she ie making her home
with her eon, L. F.
Mrs. Neil MoLauohlin was at Lon•
don nursing the mother of R. G. Wil.
son, of that city, formerly of Brume e,
wh ' passed away to her reward last
week.
Remelt Lowry, who wag borne from
St. Tbomae (ming to an attack of typhoid
fever, hila returned to hie position as
baker having regained his aoonetomed
health.
Alfred Lowry, who received a very
severe shaking up by falling oat of an
apple tree last week, is able to move
about although not yet able to attend
to business regularly yet,
Robert Work, who filled a position in
Druggist Fox's store iu Brns.ela and re
moved t0 St. Catharines some time ago
bas gone.to Toronto where he has a good
situation. He's on the ries and we with
him thanes.
Peter Stewart is away in Dakota where
he went 'tome time ago to look after his
interests in oonueatron with the past
harvest. Although a resident of Brne-
eele Mr. St wart still owns hie valuable
farms in the West.
W. A. and Mre. Crich and baby, of
Seafortb, were renewing old friendships
in Brunie and locality for a few days.
Mr. Oricb met with au aooideut by fall.
ing into the cellar of his store resent•
ly, somebody having usg'eobod to (lose
down the hatob,. He had several ribs
dieauled bob we bope he will soca be o. k.
UIIURCI1 (MIMES
Tbere will be divine 0ervfoe in Brag•
eels Oatholio ohuxob 61811 Sunday at
10.30 a. m.
Rev. Mr. Burnett, of Moleewortb, will
preach iu Melville oburoh next Sabbath
the pastor taking anntaereary 00rv6000 at
Mieeeworth.
Rev. E. G. Powell is holding a aeries of
evaugehetio services in the Methodist
ohuroh, Oraubrook; for a few weeks,
Monday evening -was the fleet. -
At a meeting- under the auspices of
the Laymen's Mieeiouory movement at
Torouto it was agreed that the Protest.
ant (hurdles of Toronto should raise
$600,000 this year,for foreign missions,
At theEpworth League Monday even-
ing Ed Nioholeon took the topio, Mre.
R. Durk leading the meeting, The topic
was The greed for gold." A duet was
nicely eurigby Misses Hazel Rozell and
Belle Dark, with Mrs. W: E. Dauoau BS
a000mpauiot.
"Let not your heart be truabled, &a"
was Rev. E. G. BOwell'e-text for hie am
propriate semen at the quarterly Com
muoion teat Sabbath morning in the
Methodist. church, A large pamber per.
took of the merriment. Bt, Jobnle
Gospel, ohaptor 4 and verse 49 was the
Soriptore epoken from in the evening.
An interesting testimony meeting follow•
ed the sermon.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. A. 0.
Wishart, B. A„ preaohod the first of a
aeries of sermons on the Lettere to the
seven churches in Melville thumb, The
teat was "Nevertheleee I have somewhat
ogaiuet thee because thou haat left thy
first love." At the evening eerviee the
topic wa0 "Periebing in the wildernes
for laok of bread," from whlob a good
sermon was preached.
Thursday evening of last week a Com-
mittee that had been appointed some
weeks ago, 0o08ieting of Rev. A. 0.
Wishart, B, A., Alex, Stewart, Queen
street Beet, Peter Watson and A. M. Mo
Kay, of Melvin° Aural, and Rev. 17, G.
Powell, B. perry, T. Farrow and W, H,
Herr representing the Methodist oburoh,
met at TAE POST and dieonoeed the
adVieibility of holding union 68301000
with a view of promoting the spiritual life
of both congregations. After talking
over ways and means it was unanimously
carried that eaob eervioee be held to.00m•
Menu On the evening of Monday,
January 6011, and to be held on alternate
evenings in the 0110r0hee named nom•
men01ig at 7.45 ('aloes and. to 00001 16
for a few weeks. The drafting of a
program and the Vario00 outer detaile
were left in tho hands of the pastors to
work out, Servfee of maim Will bo lead
by the 0hoir of the church in Which tate
service is being heid, familiar hymns to
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ESTABLISHED 1873
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OF CANADA
Head Office - - - - Toronto
The Standard Bank pays interest
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Bank deposits.
Savings Bank Department in Connection with all Branches.
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BBJJSSELS BRANCH
J. F. Rowland, Manager
be need so that hearty singing may be a
feature of the aeries. Faller aunoniae•
merit will be made as the date of starting
draws Dearer.
Thursday evening, 28th inot„ Rev.
W. E. 13a0eard, 13, A., B, D , of Toronto,
District Secretary of the Upper Canada
Bible Society, will deliver an Maturated
address in the 100080010 of Bruseelo
Branoh. Mtetiog will be held in the
Methodist ohuroh, commencing at 7.30
o'clock, Rev. Mr. Haeoard is a good
speaker and everybody interested in
due work should bear him. The
reverend gentleman will also addreee
meetings at Belgrave on the 2511;
Biuevale, 28th ; Walton, 27th, and
Atwood 017 the 29th.
Canadian Newer.
An old resident of Toronto, James Pea,
book, died of heart Whore.
Jebel Rubinson, ex M, P., died at hie
residences near St. Tbomaa,
Wentworth Liberals nominated W.
0. Sealey, for the Commons.
Three 0ampaniee are doing a weather
ineurauoe Mishima in Ontario.
There is a rumor that J. R. L. Starr
will ran for Mayor in Toronto.
The grand stand al the Montreal base,
ball grounds was destroyed by fire.
The licit train over the 0. P. R. bridge
at.Parry Sound was run o0 Saturday,
Daring the year ending Augnoblest the
trade of ['fascia amounted to $640,358,.
167.
J. G, Torriff, M. P., was renominated
for the Commons by the Liberals of
Aeoiniboia.
Lewie A, Howard was re•eleoted Preei•
dent of the Oomtneroial Travellers; As.
eooiation of ()evade.
It ie said the Government hue deoided
upon obanges in the Soperintendinaiee of
several of the asylums.
Eigbty•seven thousand dollars' damage
was done by -a fire at 76 Bay etreef, Tor.
onto, on Saturday night.
A memorial window to the late
Stapleton Oaldeoott was dedioated at St.
Paul's 'harsh, Toronto.
Mackenzie King annonneee that he
had adjusted ell Ibe Japanese maims
seining oat of the rime at Vanonnver, rind
the tote' amount to be paid is $10,775.
A franchise has been granted by the
municipalities for an electric railway
from ()cobalt to Halevbnry.
M. Forsyth, of 8 Whiteside place, Tor•
0onto, committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid and laudanum.
Ottawa ministers are oritloizing the
gamb ing devisee in oonneottou with
the "St,eete 111 Paris" bazaar,
George Butler hoe issued a writ against
the airy for the deeth of his daughter at
the Isolation Hospital, Toronto.
While attending service in Batboret
Street Methodist Oharoh, Toronto,
Johnathan Niven suddenly expired.
The Drummond Mining Company of
Montreal bee moored a lease of the
Glon:heater, N. B., iron minae, said to
be very rich,
The Medicine Hat Council bee decided
to mortgage the waterworks and gas
planta in preference to selling debentures
at this time of tight money,
Two men were arrested at Sault Ste.
Marie with burglars' property in their
possession, who are believed to be the
authors of the Black Hand lettere that
have been circulated there of late.
James A. Pattison, of St. Catharines,
was injured in a street fight eorne time
ago and is dead. George Vance has
been arrested and will be held until a
Coronar'a jury prononnoe on the oaaee of
death.
A report of the Trade and Commerce
Department from W. A. MeoKiunon,
agent at Bristol, shows that Canadian
apples are oommaoding a higher pride
in the English market than Amerioan
prodnoe. Amerioan Bald wine bring
from 16 to 18 shillings, Canadian 17 to
20 ebillinge ; American greeninge 14
to 15 shillings, Canadian 16 to 18 ;
Amerioan Hinge 18 to 21,, Canadian 19
to 28 shillings.
Wliliam Oo08s, of Peterboro', is lying
in a dangerous condition in St. Joseph's
'Smite' as a result of beim; shot by
his cousin, Bay Oonee, while hunting in
Harvey township. The latter heard a
oraokling in some thfok bush, and think•
ing it woe a deer, fired. The ball entered
jest back of the left hip and passed
through the rear of the body. The in.
jured man was conveyed to camp, the
wound bleeding freely. It is thought
that he will 8800002,
Skip the Baps !
Don't have (humped or ronghoned
e1t10-no need of it bocauoe our
taltaraiaatat
oirr
nlaire6 ell':pping impossible if
used regularly Delos the hands
and face are bathed. Delicately
perfumed ; delightful to use ;
dries quickly ; and ooste bill 6
cents per ounoe
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DRUG STORE
LoeAN—JAmteoi.—In the First Froehy
teri,u, church, Los Angeles, 0al.,
on Dot, 9111, be Rev. H. Dewitt Tel.
mage, Mr. Wm. George L»goo,
Phm. B., of Los Angeles, to Mies
Elide M Jaoheoo, of; Toronto, form-
erly of Brneeele.
Avc'x'IOZT
SATURDAY, Nov. 23nD.-Souse, stable
Janda, ive stook, rigs end household
furniture, Toroberry street, North,
Brnsele, Sale at 1 p. m, Peter Scott
and Alex. Stewart, jr., exeootore of late
Thos. MaLanoblin. F. 8. Boort, Auo-
tioieer.
BRVSS=T,N S2A.72.Sc:ErrS.
Pall Wheat 88 90
Barley 60 70
Peas 80 80
Cate 45 48
Butter, tube and rolls21 23
Eggs per dozen 21 23
Hay per ton 14 00 15 00
Floor, per bbl 4 60 5 20
'loge, Live 5 60 0 60
Apples. (per bbl.) 1 60 1 75
Potatoes per bus 50 60
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
HOUND PUP FOUND,—THE
uedereigae,l ban In hie po'1oeaeion a
hound pup, nearly wbito in Oslo?, Which
came 80 him ou or about November 11101.
Tae owner is requested to prove Property
and pay for this notice. W. E.DIINUAN
18,4 Brussels,
.TRAYDD ON THE PREM-
L.J MS 01 the undersigned, tot O, 00n 6,
Grey, on or about October 10160, one red
yearling steer ; also about Ootoaer 20th nue
red holler seethe (alt. Owners are request.
ed to property, pay expenses and take them
away, MO0E8 DULL., Brume a P.O. 1011
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LADIES' ����Fl COATS
At Reduced Prices
We will make a big cut in the prices of
all the Ladies' and Children's Cloth
Coate that we have left. Right now in
the beginning of November we are will-
ing to sacrifice profits. They are all
iu the height of fashion and for most
people will be jnat as acceptable now as
earlier in the season.
Come in and see the Prices
they are Marked at,
Mos' and Boys' overcoats
Mediums and heavy weights in Tweeds,
Beavers, Meltous and Heather Mixtures, in
Chesterfield and Ureter stylF s ; well made
good linings right styles and perfect fitting.
Prices range from $8.75 to $15.00. We in-
vite inspection and oomparison of our goods
and prices.
The New, Fall Petticoats
We have a range in which there are
varieties find styles to satisfy any Fall Petti-
coat need. In Black sateen, always a most
satisfactory material, we are offering three
special values :—
At 890 Women's Black Sateen Pettiooato, regular,.t1 26
At 98o 11 " i' 1 85
A1$1.96 " " if 1! 1.50 ea 3. 76
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 $1,60 -Woman's good quality Dangola Kid Boots,
Blether style with patent tip, heavy clip sole, all
01000 8 to 7.
Exceptionally good value -At $2,00 -Women's ohoico
Dongola Kid Boots, Lace and Blather styles, single
and slip soles, with self and patent tip, all sizes 23
to 7.
Winter e Tinderclothinff
and Hosiery
Winter stocks are now complete. You
will find all the wanted kinds for Men, Wom-
en and Children at the very lowest prices.
Produce is very high at present. .You may depend upon it
we always pay the highest prises.
Goods night or your .,� n -.,..
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Money Back.
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